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Gsroi. 2lSaer 5ansricF, 0irettor ocs @eiansz
lluterridlts; Hroi. GurlGnner, Sinno; 8rof. Mlen,
9SiolinG; Yroi. 3onauc, Blasinlt.umente
Oas 4. llntcrridts- 3dbr mito Mohtda, ben ?.
Sttoher, beginner. Vie Strettoren luerotn tt9ltb
Bniitsn II uuo 2 lbr ~Gnpeierb ieiu, UNI Sfillsr outs
5unebmcn unn gu clait3ircn. Shllcr peroen ee 81
ibrcm 9rofcn Sortbeite itnoen, lno 1T ee tbnen heion=
bers empioblen, in bic Atdoemie nit Dem Iniange
be5 SabreS ein5utrcten.
Beoinsuuger iir has batbe aGbr, itnmcr i'm
Spraue: iHr Singen ooer Gin ~cinSclnes Snitruillert
$25; iIr Singen uno Gin ~cinIelnes Snltrtt'nent, ODER
fir trgtnb SrUei Snitrlrnente S31. 30; tr nte 3beorie
Der Wtuiit. &armonie, @ontrapunft, Bcrm uno eclre
Si5; fir oc 6brorie Der Wiuiit &C. peretrt9t nit 3luei
Suitruncnten oher init Singen uno tinein ~etn5elnen
S%nitrumente $40; iitr ZEN Sbut 50 pro 90br.
Nle SdiilCr wcroen 5l Den Snnpbontes9 onSetter,
ben YroDen, ben II tigt9en Sotree'n nno 81 alien
Borleiur9en fiber lluiifGliibc Gc9enitdnoe mdbreno
peS Slbres Su0el1nen.
Sirluldre mt allen SinSelubettcn lam man in Der
NtlNemte trDditen.
IS lit 9~cniigsno, ~iol9enoe 8batiuden betanrt gu
MAIDEN: 6ab Eroi. hanlertt, otr ntic Sirettor Der
Ntabelnie. feline muiiiallide GrIiCbung pom Zen 9roz
fen Meiiterr her Mlulit In Copenhagen, Serltn, Naz
rio, gSien unb WtdtlanD elnping, ba6 or mebrere
Sabre Tang elm Sdller pom @Noe, pom Vllotp uno
BertioB %geiucien, hdB CT ole gro6ru Wtuiitz Sdulen
Don Sdiucoen, Sinenarf, Seutidlanh, SrontreiM
unb Stdlien beiuht bat uub mi. o~enielbcn betanrt III,
baG CT uiele @rfIbruna i'm Multi luterri6te bat, oaB
er Der @omponiit BON oerlhieoenen ertoi9tetben
Cpern uns arbcren mulit1tiiden Werter lit, ban or
oiterS In peribicoenen Stdbten nit uteleln Grtoloe
arost Srteter %geleitet, INN oaB sr iibis III, In leths
mo6cruen Sprddeu nit eetbti9fett gu eonueriirsn
unp 81 correipoHoiren.
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Stapt.G ommiIarg.NiIrran

Saitim ore, Den o.. Etpt. 1871.
ScTNrucltC NuuChptc utTOu IN btltW EnTrsu
ttt Qpuucrituq, .. OF, &Oruttt.s5 10 ubr, c1i
oa5 Hfiocu'rcn. RGnt fciubcicEcn uHe pdoheru
tEg aGn5tn sirtft ttr NheSuutr0iuCp, svtidtp
r~aluuutU' dHt GTuBfJgft, UrQyuOmntu.
AtT Ootr Que GUUtt4'IhlWCbmtT udbtn canton
NlnrtWiHtr nhIr1Ut1 iH Die Neigatt Arbdt 3u
t.l,n, ouE cue Arttt 10 uygH7u uttCrdutunit init
'ur EFiayatrrI1yU Ga %sIvJouuU4 yum Siutu9rtH
.lg,s zyitms 'ur tu5 gIu,lIrtH. .hgttm unt Inn
1HaH,w 1lg suI8,H, WIn,r Uro WGBhcu 6r St0st
2ataUur, gtiu,ggu. jn Auiuret
O3gp, ~. 9SuUcpdrr,
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tIs1 ~
EII pom
tpctibuulcm Siecutbnru dr Der Sdrdtoaafr.
Rrait riHcs Srcirete ogs 4rct6lerihtcS Der Stuot
Baltimore miro her untcr5clCbnctc HCrtpGlter Gui Oh
%ieHttiCbeT Mutton am NiGtc Tienftdg, ZEN 3. OFT.
1874, 9ad,mittdaS u D lbr, uCrtuuien:
Zen adnieu Nrnneplas N iteeu farani Hcbcns
seu Scbdueen, in. oCr Stlot baltimore Gelc0cu
unh, mic tulgt, bgihrtCbCH: IN Der z iolCite ber ga
rutoAahruRC, In Der 9ntitrruna pOn 80 Run lUcltlid
Uon Der brtmOntltrGGc nntal9cnb; Damn iiotid 0tbcno
uuo ldng5 hcs Flotcs gir. 2, 40 6uB his an cine 20
sur breitt GueU; haun iDrhlidl, IGuGs %beiagtcr Ineu,
80 5uBj Damn fOrolid lao 5uB unb Damn In lrGbcr
Stnie bis sum griangepunfte.
Tte VdultdtettCn beitcbcn In rincni 0rOGcn unb
iubitGntieIcn 3zitbdigsn iisacI1ciucrnem 8sbGuee,
tbcitluetit ais Shirltoelucttlele, eaaerbtcr Btrtbs
iddit u. /. No.. benngt, ionic In eineln dnocren Sieocl;
fteiucriirn Ucbduee i'm StntCygrunoc, Gls cine
gpd9uera2 RCrflcile benuet; ierncr In juei dnoeren
Pa itott0cn Stt1ctitcinCrnen @chIuhcn in Sinters
Nulroe Der Shtgen an Gem obcnbCnCrftcn 20 i. brci.
ten @dBdcn.
10 CSrnnhmisttt 500 pro 9Gbr, boGtidl rib AM T..
San. uno 9utl ciGce icoen 9abrce Sabibar.
Shcn heldr;e htncs 3igentbnnt mini elmer SOpotbGf
Der rWoltsl yeucr geriidtrin9ss eieniboftu Un @Gls
%tinrote," pom 81. au0uit 1863 ootlrt uno In eiter q
u. yir. i}4, Gul. i64 etn9etroaen, ionic elmer SOpos
tbGf oes ,lSchs SGcutogd- pGuuCrCinS Nt. /" nom 26.
auguit 1863 tdtiit une In SibCr " n, Rr. 435, Boi.
$50 eiractruaen, unterinorien, c%Crtauit.
Die Btrtouiebcoingnngen, ipie burd bdb Stfret
oprGGidtiehcr, ftnb: Gin Sri,ttbril Der auutiummc
boar am 5aoe ocs gcrtauieo unb Der Ret in feds
f%auietage an 3tRien tro9eno uno eurd bic Noten 6rs
9duisrS, Jlr 3ulticoCnbeit ees BerluGiterS inooiiirt,
9eft6Crt; o6cI ales boar. nab Dem 9ciieben Dec Slus
fcrs. Sewars NJ. yalnpn, 8crlpalter;
5tegp & airfiaue. autt.,
(2i4, Z, 20,3,6 SO, Sab gr. IA, SIozS bGticstruBc.
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>t"p"lt u"i>"f
Ginridturg 1T btnia su u~Cltauien peaen @eihGito4
8erdubcrlp9. No2 ia8t bic Gspes. b. SlatteS.
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gu %Dcrfaufen.

EnL- Gin uicblidts 3~zitjtiecs Naus an on g8as
ibtn8toniiru6e init eoppcitcm NtntcrqebGuCt, FrtIo
$500, rur S2jn haGr, bCr JiClt in Is 1ubreu.
81 Ndcr Suuo in Gulpcrt uuntO fin 500; bibIdcS
3~zttodigC5 SuuS an bCr yioro @n'biuqtunitr. 4rri6
$3.50, iolpic & nicolthc llcirc HGu'r iGr $3.50 pro
Sthi une hreltottae @duitr an Der SuoiOrir0Be,
Carton, Al ic $500.
Ra9erts bci 5bOmaS ". WoTom, Tr. e., Noro.
SoRhftaBe. (227-l
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Nerlaugt unO geiu6t.
Waibiugton, ,. 6.

Sin iuugcr NinHu oils setter bcl'm 8lrbinmiso;
beitGubtQe 4rbrit HU6 outer 9obu bel Jdfpb Wiiler,
gIr. 2f2, =. Strdfc, SStdnc. (233-5i
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$50. ". sEooepare,
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RH %ncriauicll.

LID -9lcinC 6duicr an Der Tcoeru(z, n0be Dc
cGturlttaBc, ourdl ScIinir Wfdrriptt,
ct. GGullruBc, .. @0u6 uUr6ttd bon
CcrtngtouitruRt.
$4,000 In @ruu0itiidtn, Nrnno itRicu uno aui Nbs
pOtbct, Sciiair Wfdrriptt,
ct. RGultraBC, ,. Suus noToltb ppH Der
Ll29-l NtrinntnnMrnRr.
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Serftrtgcrawgen.
S%erluaItersz0
you
WcrtbUotGcm @ruubctgcntBum
an Der

End Serlualfers<Serfail
Es.Il BON
mcrtbuo iIcm Characterization
an Der
Srnie bin:Hlpemue tittibcr Huhfca6c).
Strait elmer Nnurhuira i'm z titGmcntc bed %utriiorhc-
men gRlliam StlaHCu miro ocr nntCrSCihHttr ais
9Serluuttcr uui 6fienttidrr Mutton wtttrpud,, B. a..
Sttober, NGdmittdaS 4 uhr, an Srt UNI Sttnc
bas rGditcbeno bCihricbcrc Gi8tntbum U%crtGulCn,
nGmlid:
IN Der G lnweaieite Der Grub Nta gucnuc, uuQts
iGbr "a Su6 iloOillb uOn oCr Siooit'Gdt Der Truto
Mtl sNuCnuc unb YOcditra6C, Grinrgcnc; Damn iibbit'
lid IS fu3 qcbcno; Damn ilopctltb, rGdltUtntttia
silt Der 9rniO tlizaUCnnc, AZ Tli; baEn n%orblucit.
lid, parallel nit Der Srutb Sill HueGle. Is SuB uuo
bGnn in 9rNocr einie Surilt his innt GuiNr0spuuItt.
Sic @ebGubC, ais 9tr. A, Druic sill 9tpCruC, be-
fannt, bcitlbcn IN ctncm gnt0cbdutCn ; t3ttacn iics
Seiiteinerncm Mphubauic NIT , itntiltl litgCls
i%tcircrnGn NintCr0tbduhC. @ruuOBine: S22. 50iibrlt6.
ScoinGiugen: Die 9dlite b0ur, Der Ncit in 6 WtopG'
tenn bic 6reoits 3dbluuPcn pom Strtonistuge an Siua
len traGcnO UNI 5ur 3uiricocubelt bee &trW0ttgr5 &c.
iideyt, oorr allies baGr. is nad orm Nrleber 6c5
aGuiGrs. 9dtrtf Slnndaan, Ser)U1ttcr;
q. =. NC Sdrldnr, aoUoi0t;
,23G,6) Can't ~. cjpprr 3 Ibhnc, Mutt.
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S1uier III u%crfnuicit.

E.L 6duicr 81 p]trtOuien uuo gum @crtauit 81
aberltbmcn IN Garottnctr., @roUNUag. Iciriogiir.
uHe TT alien Gbttltn Der StOot, btit0 init obcr cbnt
Sdupcrctu. 9rtie uOu sou biS S2u,OON. 4uh lutrotH
Die Stnittbuug non 9tcdHuHncn alter Nit, Stuiuiiircn
pon @rlnomtttgcn &. tiul9 bciorGt. Sine auiGbI
non 9rurbitlldcn tets bilig OIL pGuo.
81. Sort,
Nr. i02, Cough, %3lUtit5cn 8cnctrOss uno
tauQ. t9.3Dttt.l E]rouoUau.
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LII Gin outer eanclGoeu nut Waarsnporatbsn
unb lS bis % WIDER sGnp IN outer Gultur. SGs yano
IN in ben leeten 2 9abren NIT 9alt heltreut rho gut
nit 9raf bepfdntt l%uorocn; Der Suocn III elmer oer
beteu IN Baltimore s olntu uno mdht quite @clhGite.
Die 8aultdtelten befiebcn i'm Wobrbauie nit edten,
sruGer ShruettrrfS 6eune. Sdmieoe l8erfitatt uub
alien notaiaen Rebengebduoen. Or lIGt lit 10 Uii.
pom Baltimore, 5 Wttilcn non Goruiontoiur, on Der
9ulaneo's Sanep . 1urnpiie unb Ntanor , Jioab ii b
1T cine Der 9e'tinoefen Votal,t0ten i'm gduoc. Sr0eRb
Selnono, Welttr einen 9uten geidditsrtat ~ fanien
lrinidt, mito uobtttun. it'd on n. Jpbnicn, 4pna
%oreen v. o., S'altimorc'S cuutp, MR., su
lueubcu. I293-bl
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11uterbaltuMgen.


4rOntlr. -LbrOtrr GOmiqur,
* 9as 9r6Bte unO bette llnterbaltnugs.
Yofal in Der Staot
Tinf ncue ,,Stcrne!"
ucbCr4O Atteure uno aItriceu.
Jeecn Nbcne une WiitrpudI uue SpnHdbcne
Yddbmittdae @orfeuuna.
AmGrita's grobtcr 8ontter
3llireS Siurnett
IN ielHen tucltheribmten tomtiden St5len, Sorlcinn=
gen II. III.
6rl. Scleuc sfdfb. bic trciHihc 0eottIiHitltrin.
sidmco w. Sbdrpler,
her c~IeaaHtelte Goncerttnin in Der g2elt.
Suilter s. 1ooerid,. Die aruBen Iie0eridn9er lno
8dnbtlluiler.
BrG. Martbd sBreu uno Games ScuinS in jruci
neuen 9eian9sitijJen:
Die iugcnolide Primo Donna" un0
Der giidtibe Boli5ctbicner."
SiuD Garter, bCr eritc gnnioipitltr ImcIHia's.
GIN nCues Gdroela'thc5 Ballet. betitGit:
Die Observation-Disclosures bcs SiiScuS,"
norm Die uouenoete
grpBe BGItetEGrtppc
inter BEN belie6ten erfen 8dnjerlnneu Settle Retts
inslSbera uno SRI. 8oitnn pa9dni a%uitritt.
grant 81. SibbunS, Der Seientduier.
lie arOBe SuifipieI : Sruppe: ISrl. Garrellt,
Routu 5oiuGre, SbarlcD SturgCj II. ~. in ncucm
anstebenoen, nit gsis un6 Sumor seipidter Eroz
Grdnine.
Gum Sdluiie has SdauIpist; nSine sunfcle
MSulfc" oeer Der Sd,dtten fcr Sdtuir."
6reitda 8oritellun0 iir Somen.
Sntrte ........ 80. 10, 10, 20, % ino 10 Gents.
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81 DCrfnMfCit.

Lii Sic Q n5ilaen Sicael1ctns 2RobnbduIu yr.
t55 mo 100 GlttottftrdBc, Suuton, icoce IA bel 20
SnB 9roB, NIT 3porantcr; @rrnomlttbc Sgs icoce
itcln gDobnbaus gr. 400, Gontouz !lutnc, 10 bci in
geidbr TO FnB grcB, & Sinntr nit ouorantcH rntGals
tend; S~runomictbe S32; 4rti6 $3.50. Rerntr oue
10 tSuR brett init elmer uOrolidCH Tttie bis Sur Alice
annlrGRc; SrunbmictDe Si2j; aIretS $tt0O.
9tGbere Au5funit bCi ShoS. VI. Griihu,
Nr. 2t2. @Otern NUCrue,
foso-N Sane GiGh MN, G}ronNrnI,
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Iii Vie laus=CtuOltrtt Gor6itorct SSr. as, ".
e'dos, muht SorriiCntrunc, NIT &orratb uno GIN.
rldtina. Frtl6 500. - Ntrrcr cas- NduS 9tr. SS,
SpriugfiraTc. @rurhmic he $l2. FrtiS 500; 70
plc Gin Nuus an Der SbcSauts. HuGr @dpltrGGt, 3
itottgi bOdltClncyHi Frtls $500
Nurruu s NruScup,
t2l0-l Nr. TO, Yam 9uiloinQe, St BouttrlfC.
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&crmaltcrssG erfauj

-A4.A- Nv
,Ucrthpuilcn C"iacuthumS ali Nfiippt Spurt.
2r1it clues SCtrctC5 6cS QrCi6- @erldte Der tobt
Baltimore miro Der nnterStthnttc @crUGltc Gii Of
ieHtIibtr Auttion an Srt uuo Stcle WitimudI.
hen 4. Sft. ISL, RadmittagS lbr, 3nll ScrIUuie
GnbiCtcn:
Sen aGuicu @%ruuepldt, In Der StnSt9 u|ltinlorc
gCtc0cn uno lDie tolgt bcihrlCbCn: Nm btt Norhicttc
elmer 10 Sur brtitcn NlcU, Fbitpot @ourt GcuOunt,
unlciGbr so SuB nOrctt6 non Der N(OnuncntllTuBc
ptlelcn mo BON Caroline In HE Sprtngirl6c az
bcnh, dniunQtro, luclbCr HninrN6punit ungciibr G6
5uB Z Sou Otlib pom Der SitiCtc Der SpylRgitru6c
uno in Der Nitttc ctucr SdlcttcmOuCr %auiingt, hUun
linQ5 bctaGtcr NIcu, oittth II 6uB 81 Soll. bis in
Die Witte elmer unberen S%dciocmoucr, Damn ourb
bic Vittte OciGgttr Ni0ucr, rnrNlib lno parallel nit
SpriuaitrdgC - Nub his an cine 2 SuR6 !Sol brrttc
NIrD, Damn lGngs heiGQtCr NlSp n%orowettih un0c-
iapr IS 6uB, uno Damn ilolit bis gum AniUugG-
punttC.
Ite @cbduHt bcitcbtn in ciucm Gut a]cbnuttn
iiUdiRtn b1dfeincriCu S0uis, Hr. 3, Ybulpot
Gourt, unO ltuo elmer @runomtctbe BON SO untrr
luurIer.
establishments: ctr 3ritttbeit hOOr, Zen
hCit tn b uub u Mionntcn; Die GrrotuabluuQcn GIN.
len trdlenO NM iur SuiricotUbctt be5 &cripNltcrs &c
(tdert, uocr IleS bGUr, mad ocm 9clicbcn Dec Ndu
lrrs.
2cpiS5. Robiufpu, Bcr,UaltCr:
SamueI ~ @uUer q Spbnc, AuIt.
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&erfteigerungen.
q. $. Suaiuan 4 Sobn,
NrrlUalters:G rrgemi
I tiRCe
SHchubdmicS an Ger SbciphrGHe

End StrlUaitcrSSSfEtghH
EuI- ctHCe
gHphubduic& an Ger SbcipirGHc
uuo pon
Sipci SSclnhduicru all Ger Gbcidpcdtcn rapc.
jt NOl0t zines SCtrttCB bc5 SrtirQcihtC6 Der
Staot Solttmotc iutro Der unttrScidnCtc &rrpUltCr
oul oittHtltdcr Mutton i'm GrhuuGes &CrtaultSims
Mer IN Der Stabt Baltimore muutda, ben 9. OF.
1871. Nddmlttu0s I utr, sum &crtGuit GutuiCtcn:
Den qdlicu tornueplaB init Scbdurcn. In Der
StGot baltimore oclt0tn, - EuB an Ger Suoicite
Ger Gbclultr. brett. uno 60 Suf tct bic an cine 3 Su8
brcttc AlcO gcbcne, uno 81 5u6 oitlih Uou Der Snc,
ottte Der SgelUs uHo GulGSitrO6e e]utltrnt. Stc
@thGuoc CTR. lI3, ebclUitr.,l btItCbtn tn cincm 3
lt0ftlcn huiiCtncrucn 9SobnBaulC nit , iiuiigCm
hGdittlnCtutH N'ntgrQchduoc, Alt burbQCbcRbS II.
pailtt. Yer tl0G III Der lGDrltbtn SrunomtttBt pon
5000 untcrporitn.
Nrrncr;
: Ciritne Itiicfc, iect5 IL q. brcit, drtC SitiCitC Der
Sbcioptuicir In Der StIot Baltimore. nit rtnCr Ittit
pon 20 Euf uEo los mo TO rclp. uou trr Horboit.
Gtt or Nuol0Na uno GbtiupcGtcitr. %entlCrEt. Storr-
orr btlNcl YlGte 1T NIT rlnCR Gutcu uao iubitGntta
ellen rtJttAcn blt liuerutN 28oGnb4uic Ucbdut,
lno iutrocr, elmer G~irunomtctBc pom $50 Eui lCocn
Hot nuttrluOrttn, pcr'uuIt luCroCn.
acknowledgements, mic ourth bG6 0ctrct porAca
ltTttbtr, itno; tin SrttttbcJl huGr, Den RCit tn 6;un0
T. NionGttu nit Ntnicr uOu ScrluuietdGc to6CrIuCs
bGUr, psnu e. Der 1luiCr lphUihtl ncittcrl ourO
Hgt,ti, iucILc sur Sulyicocnbtlt ocs StnuGliCr5 in
ocltTt mo.
sRarfeiS :. @romuiuq, 9'trualtcr,;
y. ~. Suil,pan = : Ohm, AUIt,
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MI NioEtitr. .Nioenthnm md berfnnirn

-Enl- Sh6ncs Gtgentbum nit 2abcnan hCt 2iRbts,
nnbe otatra6c, l6lS 6uS brett inb T0TuB tict bio an
etnc SuB brcite AlcU, "a . itGtia, nit , = lttdtaCnt
@tnttrgehduoc, f6bnem 9cllcr, Gas, &aiicr II. /, NJ;
nicbrl1c WrlnomtCtbc.
Teruer Gin autcr @eibii,SpIog an Der Sorrcltr0Bc,
ionic ucrlbtC0cnC flcine btlllAc &dulr.
NEilidm Sulton s. Gump.,
Stmlncr 5tr. If, "VuU SullbinN6,~
t2l0-) Sde Der ct. Edul- Ino Sertng,onlru6c.
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gu %ucrfauien.

E.l- lin $3.50 budr fault man bte hrci 3stptiGCn
2p0bHpduicr init @intcr0CbGuo6n an Der SrlcunSs
rabc NHniiraBe. Hrcis $3.50; $3.50 baHr, Der Ntcit In
elnem lldtn Suuperelne. NdbCrcb bel FbpS.
SruScup, Mr.. 80. Gpus;, uahe HancttcftrnIe,
Obcr Mr.. 40, pSaw SuiISiu9S, ct. pduIfirGHc.
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b, perfaufcm.

Cine quite Wirtbidait uabc bCi cinsm Uiartte lpegen
Sei6aitSucrGnberlna. NdbcleS in Der Srpee. +.
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Ri %perfauielt,

IAIiI- Cine quite uno angcncbmC g9obnung uno
ne gut siuoeridtcte 2dncrbicrs 10 irtbibuit hn6 bit
a 81 prriduien. Nddiulrd9cn in Der erpec. {. Sl.
fOQq-1l
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q Nnscrlciene SanS : Nfabemic.

"a NltSerleleHe SaHS NtaDeille.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-14
International Railroad.

iho oChciSou' leAdS, ItuutCuL SAYS:
General Barnes, vice president of the In
ternatlonal railroad, left us on Friday, after
spending several DAYS with us. IT seems
the generals immediate business to our citv
was to locate his lady and daughter IN our
city Tor a lew weeks and return to his CORDS
OF engineers, now near Tyler, and running
preliminary Inc in the direction of Fulton
Arkansas. But as General Barnes business
Is the liking of depots, procuring donations
to the company of lands and other prop
erty, and negotiating with towns and cities
Tor making depots to their advantage, etc.
he has improved the opportunity of his visit
III hearing the proposals made by our city
for the International. A general mass
meeting was held on Tuesday night. and an
executive committee appointed, which we
give elsewhere, and they have had n CON
ference with General Barnes. and while the
general was silent at our mass meeting he
was free TO communicate the objects of the
company to the committee. The committee
had a second delberation. and NV a snb-
committee had a second interview with the
wee president OF this committee acted for
the city, and made definite proposition.
Ire TACT Is, all of our people, city and
country, are deeply interested in this great
trunk road and will be very liberal in their
donations If they can express themselves.
we regret that General Barnes left here
citizens. What is the cause? Have our
people appreciated the value of this road.
and have they appreciated the danger of
this road to our city if it sweeps along on
Its direct line some twelve miles north of us
Should our people allow the latter bv their
lnertness, then all their fond hopes of
making Jefferson the metropolis of Eastern
Texas will be buried in the grave of pro-
crastlnatien and Indifference. All our peo-
pie demand prompt and liberal action on
our part, and liberality and fair dealing on
the part of the railroad company. We un-
derstand from General Barnes, however,
that hoping that our people will act liber-
ally, he will give us a survey to Jefferson,
ana we may expect the company here ib
three or four weeks. But as this will be
merely trial line, our people must not re
gard 1t as but little encouragement. The
line is being graded partly through Leon
county, and located to near Palestine. We
are gratifed even at the prospect of trial
line y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-14
Some Facts About Ramie.

The new textile. popularity known as
''ramie," is a native of the island of Java.
There it grows in the form of a vine, and is
propagated by seed, which are small and
light, and being blown about by the winds,
grows broadcast like any other weed. This
is the case in southern Mexico and other
tropical regions. In Louisiana the plant
forms seed, but they have no terminating
power. Here It Is propagated by roots and
cuttings. or hy laying down the stems and
covering them with earth. In this yay
ramie may be economically prOpag gated, in
rows twenty or thirty feet wide, and mado
to fill up the space in the course of one
season. It. grows here erect and straight
the stems being usually from one-ouarter to
half inch i'll thickness, and from five to
eight feet i'll height. when planted in the
alluvial lands of Louisiana and fully ripe
When properly planted in the latitude of
New Orleans, and cut at suitable times,
from four to ak crops can be gathered in
one season, yielding at each cutting an
average Of two thousand pounds to the
acre. The fibre of the same il regularly re-
ported i'll the Liverpool papers under the
name of China Grass" at prices varying
from tl5 to 80 per ton OF 22l0 pounds.
Alter the fibre is separated from the bark
and woody matter. large amount of trash
falls from the machine or ramie cleaner and
is composed OF wood. pulp, leaves, gum and
OH. All OH rtSenl DllnS III taste the Olve OIL
can he distilled from il in large quantities.
The trash can then he PIT in water yats,
and i'll few DAYS il is dissolved into q mass
resembling jelly OF glue. 1t may then be
manufactured into paper or into other beau
tiful and useful forms
The quantity left IF the trash is about
three times the weight of the fibre, or from
{ N to twelve tons to the acre. In view of
the high pire Of paper stock the trash is
worth Is much or III, re than tae fibre.
Bnt to crown the wonders of ramie a
Northern inventor has patented discovery
by which 1t is converted into manufacture
resembling ivory. Billiard balls, hard,
smooth. elastic aud of all colOrs-fixed in
the suhsttnc" .f the manufacture-are
made of it. 1t has also been made, by a
yulcanizing process into handles for dental
amt surgical Instruments, beautifully trans
parent and a. srnoo'h as glass. 1t is made
int" writing states or tablets. either black
or white. and into furniture of any deserip-
tlnn. Uphulsterers use it for covering hair
cl"th s"fts. chairs and cushions. and ladies
whose heads are scant of the natural hirsute
exc ont the deficiency by aid of the uni
versal ramie. The cultivation of the ramie
Is beng rapidly extended, and the first crop
OF the season will be ripe for gathering
about the middle of this month.
Machinery for separating the rame fibre
from the green bark and woody matter has
already been perfected. and it is confidently
expected that this valuable fibre will soon
become staple article of export, adding
wealth to the country at
large.