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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

NOTIJE-TO MY CUSTOMERS AND OTHERS
~ JOHN DOUGLASS, Florist, tEkas this mi th ID
OF iniorminE his aud others that Out tloW
eTa, Bouquets, Baskets, Funeral WFeAtha, CrostsF,
40, ON bs furnished at the Greenhouse, -Four
tenth street, between q street aud New York ave.
nue., Oh cap for the present
Al.o, At the County Greenhouse, psAr Bsnnl as
D ldEe, EasteTu Brpnoh, large stock Of hns RIVER
booming Roses now In u 1WoT Persons who desire to
make selection Tor Autumn Planting are invited to
efanias the stock Prices modsfHta.
cotlq Nv fOhFuniole and Patriot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

w Dealer In
HIOKpRY, OAR IND PINE w6oD,
hllheF Sawed and split or In tue Stick, Delivered at
- - short Notice,
OFFICE OORNEn OF ElRsT AND d STREETS
NORTHWEST. tep23.im
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

A mass-meeting of the Eastern Division of
the Sons Of Temperance was addressed last evening" at
the Alanson NJ. L. Church, by Congressman Price OF
Iowa, and others
Columbia College Law School will take place at the
Academy OF Music, this evening Addresses will be de-
livered by Prof. Theodore w. Dwight, James NJ Brady
and Robert A. Van Wyck
The third annual reunion and dinner of the
Alumni and friends OF Dickinson College will be held at
the New-York Hotel next Friday. at 6 p. m large
number OF guests from the General Conference OF the
Methodist Church will be present
The following are the officers of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company elected for the
ing year:
Board Manager James Hslsed ROher. Kennedy W. j..
Hoppn To, Cornell John Jacob A. Low. Thos Dickinson,
Diekipsoni Secretary, Daniel Wilson
One hundred guests were entertained Mt
banquet given in the Grand Central Hotel last night
the delegates 10 the Second Annual Convention OF the
Musicians Protective Society The following officers
elected for the ensuing year President, u c. HUI
ton, j. H. Rosewald Of Baltimore and Hermann scboltz
of Philadelphia; Treasurer :; W; Jost OF Philadelphia
Secretary, j. Orr Finne OF Philadelphia.
A number of the bakers of this city held
meeting Sunday and discussion determined to
call general meeting for tomorrow evening. at Har
mony Hail. in Essex-st, consider the increased
-four which is said to be steadily rising and the
sequent necessity for advancing the price Of bread and
~ discuss the prOprlety OF establishing uniform
standard of weight and prices. There has been some
talk OF strike among the ourneyme bakers but the
bosses say they are not alarmed
The Flower Mission, for the purpose of
supplying poor patients in hospitals with flowers, has
been reorganized and meetngpaee and depot estab-
lished on Frstave between NIneteenthst. and TWEEN
tethst. The ladies propose to carry their kindly
work until the end Of Summer, and they solicit dona-
tons 10 10 the Toned depot. These
gifts distributed TO the sick and nrm by the ladies
themselves and so each bud and blossom finds Its way
directly 10 those whom II Is designed ~ bless and cheer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER presented a letter announcing
the resignation of Mr.. Brooks OF Massachusetts,.
Several pension bills, and the bill codfyns the pen.
sion laws, were passed.
The House then took up and disposed Of the Senate
amendments to the Naval Appropriation bill and or
dered Conference Committee the dsagreeing votes.
TIE TARIFF.
the Whole MI Scoheld u the char, on the Tariff and
Tax bill.
wasted in voting number OF amendments offered in
succession by Mr. BEATTY III regard 70 the duty on WOOL
on each Of which division called for the Affirmative
votes being generally confined 10 those OF MI Beatty
and Mr. Bingham.
Mr.. DAWES rep, Mass) appealed 70 Mr.. Beatty to
stale on conditions he would be willing to let the
public business proceed, but Mr.. FARSsWoRIH rep,
The discussion on the second section having been
closed by order OF the House on motion OF Mr. BUCK
amended by striking out the words excepting cot
Mr. DAWES moved TO include in the section all
sized printing paper SO as to reduce the present rate OF
Mr. BURCHARD O2ep Ill., moved to strike out the
word "sized." Agreed TOO to Gt-and Mr.. Dawess
amendment as thus amended was agreed TO-
Mr. BURCHARD moved 10 include In the second see
ton all steel and all manufactures OF steel Agreed to-
Mr.. DAWES moved to add to the item Of all metals
and manufactures OF metals the words excepting
Watches ewery and other articles OF ornament as
not to lnclnde them IN The reduction. Agreed to.
Mr.. SARGENT Rep., CALI moved TO add to the second
wire shall bear the same rate OF duty now levied iron
MI cox Dem ~ " moved 10 exempt from dutv ali
wire rope used in mining or III rigging for ships Re
jected
After long and Intellectual effort 10 gree OH a subst
tue for the second section the Comm tee without
having disposed Of the section, and the House, at 8
O'Clock, took till a. the evening session to he for
the business OF the judiciary Committee.
EVENING SESSION.
In the House this evening the SPEAKER announced
the message from the President calling the attention of
Congress the hardshps and pvaons endured by poor
immigrants.
After the reading Of the message, Mr.. BROOKS Dem,
n. " said that SO far a. the message referred 10 the
treatment OF immigrants iu NewIOrk, the President
must been sadly misnlormed. He deeply GREETED
that document should go forth from the Chief Mags-
trate which calculated 10 discourage rather than
promote immigration. Tue exhibition OF such ugu-
Drous picture was certainly calculated 10 discourage i'm
migration.
Mr.. BUTLER rep, Mass said he was very glad that
the President had directed attention both at home and
abroad 10 the fact that hereafter Immigrant would be
the wards Of the nation and would be taken Of by
the nation instead Of being left TO be the victims any
wrong-doing on the part of individual States.
The message with accompanying documents re-
ferfed 10 the Committee ON commerce.
large number OF bills chiefly OF technical character
comprising 10 repeal the Tenure OF Oce act were
reported from the Judiciary Committee aud passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
TEMPERANCE HINTS FROM THE RIVERS.

Charles Carmichael, age 20, clerk in the
mercantile agency In worths on the evening OF March
after carousIng with several friends, became helpless
and was put carriage to be driven TO his homo In
westervelt-st, Jersey City. He never reached that
place. however the search for him and the hickman
who took him to the ferry has proved unsuccessful
friend CHANGING visit the Morgue yesterday recog-
nized among the dead the face OF Carmcbaei: whose
body had been found floating or Pier No. 40 ~ r. few
days before. Deputy Coroner examined the BODY but
found no marks Of violence. .
Peter Crowley, age As, Of No. ClarksOnst., on the
night OF Nov. 49, was while drunk by several
friends who offered TO take him home but he refused
aid and has since been missing His body, in au adj
stage OF decomposition, was found, yesterday
of Pier No. SO Il. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSUTs, na BROADWAY.
asm-e2o Eoou-65o 5nm-76' hmnight.-c0o
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rrcron,t Uome-Judce Amasa ]. Parker Of Albany
TfnA renus HosJudge w. Allen Of the Court Of Appeals
Judge h. Glens Pa n Cond, smith 81 Sanao
Bo.hue Of Eex.IIsyen, Col Henry Wells Of Aurora er
Coae Woodbridge Vermont b. Met aeont Of Penn
The Hon John Buffalo 81 Nhoias ho-Er
man Thomas Corn ell Of Ronout n Y, Cen Potter = A. me
Hon n r. Williams Of Indiana er-Co1gresman julius Hoteh
Hiss Of Nevsyen O. r. Hatch. General Manager sast
x Ca Of her- York Hotet-Gen .. H. MAT
win Of Albany and Judge B. H. SMITH Baltimore , d.,
,sfinsfer Honl-Ared wilkinson OF Syracuse ard NJ r' nan
aser Of the Boston .Netropottln Hot-Jndge Mlr
Washington Hot,-Prof Rogers OF Boston en
Holman H0se-br Gov william Di
pin Homer Rsmse Of Eewbuah and Charles Parrish
Wssbarre 4lnar HobL-Gen. r. W. Parey Of Boston ana
CAN'T Chalmers Of British Army Asior Honssb tearh OF
~ Louis and a Hazard of Island Err,n H0sehe heY
n n stubb,of Erie Penn 81 HokIThe Rev ingersoh Of
n.r.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
THE ASSAULT ON OFFICER LESLIE

Adolph Liable, who assaulted patrolman
John Leslie OF the Eleventh Precinct, Monday even
Ing and dealt him a murderous blow the head with
cleaver in the apartment of the former at No. 1894 VIII
lettst yesterday taken before Justice Scott, at
Essex Market Police Court and committed await the
result Of the officers injuries The wounded officer was
reported yesterday by the attendant surgeon Belle
yue Hospital ~ be much better, and there is good
prospect Of his recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.

Ex-Mayor 0pdyke and his family went to
theater ON Monday evening leaving their house at Fifth
ave- and Fortyseventh-st in charge 81 the servants
During the evening thieves entered the basement door,
and had packed up about 1900 worth Of silyerware
they discovered by one Of the servant grs
She screamed aud was knocked down by one Of the
thieves, and the gang fed from The house without
occurring any pluIder An officer Of the Mounted sqhad
heard the the and into the hOust
but Was III able 10 arrest the thieves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15

,.,,on which shall be zo5ogicay distinct from and
superior As the same ccnnss w age
pn,iTod man directly in intelligence, and only
indirectly physical constitution oo ,s thss man m
,,svcbical attributes but Ia likely 10 undergo
only slight changes In outward appearance. ~
20 nv tho Coordination OF intellectual and moral relations
Thai man maintains himself in equilibrium with phys-
cal intellectual, and moral relations arising IN his ever
changing environment. And hence In the uture, as IN
the recent past the dominant fact in the career OF
humanity is not physical modification. but civilization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
POLICE NOTES.

The store Of Bartlett Fitzsimmons, at No. 472
Cauast entered BY burglars Moudy night
tsgs Of -four and other articles
Bridget Pagan Of No. 50I West TLirty-nnth-st,
buI. yessy her husband
raj ,eters cuts ON the head TIE sssAialt escaped
The body OF a midde-aged man was washed ashore
sni yesterday The naked body
age about 10 foot Of Twelfth r. yesterday
John Kilcummins and John Zahn were seriously
yesterday, BY large II ,tinery hlhag upon
Vb The Atlantic Dcek Iron Wor1s DkemAn
Brooklyn.
fire broke out on the first floor of the threcstory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15

f.ms buIirs No occupied by Blsnt
last ght ertencd the carpenter shop o'heo w
Rogers Damage 70 building and stock, s5,oOo insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15

Dooley's Yeast Powder makes elegant Rolls
Biscuits Bread Grddle Pot Pie. aud Fruit Dampngs Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15

WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to b. 5.
lO Pnton store showcases Oce stairs Sales
direct from safe first hands, at Manufacturer prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MoRRIsANIA.-Justice Fuller refused, yester-
day. TO admit to bail Henry Kyle and Henry Mullen
who are charged with brutaly assaultng Wilhelm Died
erich employed in Mr.. Grohs brewery.
HAyERsTRAw.-A disastrous fire Is raging in the noun
tans near the Stony Point Ono thousand cords
OF wood were burned Monday night G.. G.. AlisOn's
barn was burned yesterday afternoon Loss sioOG n-
guIed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15

IMMINENT European physicians and sur
~ themselves sPeeaes Dr. HEATH commenced
t40 which is the Of his nvarabe success 10
spsOn, Piles Rhenmsusm, Caah.
consumption diseases Blood Heart Liver Kidneys. Bad
aud physiological work Published Ia lS52
treated fully and for the first time By any hy
or author startling revealed that majority OF these
complicated with caused by debility and the
stomach alone proved than useless IN ~ cases out
ofeyery So 80
Dr. HEATH BY permission present the evidence OF those who
from months 30 been treated by 20
physicians paving from Sl00 TO S6OOU and pro-
cuab who have enjoyed good health from one to I'd years
bis treatment ,
HEATH receives patients TN daily and in the evening at
his old residence No. 10 Bsst Twenty fitbs York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
Announcement
For Bathing Infants-BURNETT's KALLIsToN

al LATELY VISITED AN AUNT of mine re-
siding Hallway Onondaga County n ~ writes Mr. DyefP ssson
Of White Wssngto County, ~ T., and found her In very
poor health suffering with qe Cough which had for
years previous curing the Winter months tpt her confined TO the
pretty Recommending DR. JArsx ExPscroRAsr
she and the result altogether satisfactory the
following letter. received from my une abundnt
show:
Your yid wife concerned seemed Provi
Dental succession she had beeu laid
before srriya set in
again resisting all attempts check H. As know were all IN
The eject exceeded expectations u has
relieved her, brought about substantial and her
health better day than previous 10 being hrs' attacked
SKIN DIsEAsEs.-PERRY's IMPROVED COME
Skin medicine OF the Is var
and botche
Of Prepared bg B. C. PERRY, Dermatoogst ~
Bondst, ses.Yors. Sold BY Druggists everywhere
For Moth Patches, Freckles, and Tan, use
PyRpYs Morn AND PRRK The well reliable and
harmless remedy for Brown DScoloraon Of the Face Depot ~ Bond
st.. New.York. Sold by Druggists everywhere
Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeng
Office $40 Broaiway near ae Of Broome ST. branch at
3I Broadway hsw sscqu e feathers gloves, &c. beau
hfuliy cleaned coats pants, vests cleaned Ike new
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to Is. ).
souRy l0 Pnon-st showcases Once stairs Sales
direct safe 6 hands, at Manufacturer prices
Dooley's Yeast Powder makes elegant Rolls,
Pot and Fruit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15

Visit E. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeln
omce Broaiw,y BeeckeSt ae Of BrOOmest branch
s foava dresses sw sscque aees feathers gloves &c. beat
dfuly cleaned coats, pants, vests cleaned Ike new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15

I Asst DAYS!!
Of the Exhibition at the LEAvITT ART ROOMS Of the Paint
o gwen BY the FRENCH aud DUSSELDORF ARTISTS 10 be sold
4, Auction Tor Of the Sufferers by the Chicago Fire
THREE HUNDRED PAINTINGS comprsng Excellent and
Examples BY nearly an the GREAT MASTERS of lhh
PRESENT DAY.
Art Lovers you the choicest treat before
Tor exhibition will be the GROWING OF this
brilliant Art Lover afford to seeing this collection
merit has historic interest," and VIII De
talkei OF for yearst 10 come. - Evening Mail .
THESE OF ART will remain Exhibition untll
TWO O'CLOCK THURSDAY 18th inst. when the Paintings for
the evenings will be and sold by ancon the highest
BIDDER at the $500 .-..o,.,
CLINTON HALL sALEROoMS,
AsToRPLACB,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-15
RHODODENDRONS.

These With al. Evergreen Trees and small Roses in Pots be en
o this month. PARSONS 4 TO-, flGSllng " T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24

gbun Sic es unb i'd er,dbIe eine Sc
fdidte pot, elmer 6rdfin 5rLoif, fir BIZ
mir 6err Sc Granier gan; iider cantba'
iein biirfte.
gbe Wacame nod ettpas eriploert bate.
mar Der 3u0e einise Sdritte surildgetres
ten uns fplste suiammensudeno uno anglt=
lide Blide I'M iid perfeno, pb audi ytie:
manb iunit ibn seb6rt babe, benz Hufe oe'
6ran BON 8ioerid, bic am 9lrm ibreS
Gatten eben pprlberidritt.
g8ir meroen ben blbiden Stadn.ittas
nod benuten, faste fie. uno nua be'
auihe ainaufiteisen. Sic tcmnlen bod
AUDI nit? 81 81 labe Sic sespunsen, beut'
nit uns bierber su fabren, iebt mililen St'
iid in allen 9ingen Dem 5auptquartlert
untercronen. Sd babe AUDI 5errn Slid,
itaot bemosen, mitsatOmmen, wenn ct lld
losreiben fann.
g8enn er iih lpsreiben tann, ia, ia
mederte !6err ppn 8leerid.
ab, Sic ipielen gar nidt? tpdnote IL
iid iebt an @erbarb, inoem iie sllerit ibn
bann aber nit unbeidreiblidem Musoruc
Mprienne lorsnet:irte, mel6e eben mi
@ruf 9ilmerspprf Elm paar @Orte med'
ielte. Sic iino, pie id bore, piel an9e
nebnter beiadftist.
tsfortiesuna foIat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
Selcarapbilbcs Wllcrlct,

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Seridw0rnng 1um Setruge an Der Staot be.
it)ulpi9ten 8ollielbeamten le 500 lbueu aui=
erleate Straie uNb murben blerali eutlaiItn.
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baB bic IpadeS am 10. Gtts. 6u9bes'
Rand dn9rtnen, Den Slrteu ermoroeten uub
aueS Steb itahlen.
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oortige - ySOtOHsGlub" Die Saltinorer nit 9
9e9en 3.
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rssi,ier oss yllniou-GoQe9S" Su rsOeu, aus
seidlugeu; lein 9eidwd9ttr @eiunobelts5n'
tanO laiie oas nidlt su.
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.. Sadt Clubs" gemannen vUtacsllne,
,,0ieta," Gui uiue" uno y0tetcor" Bretie.
Fegten por9eitern 81 @leuelauo, Ohio, Den
ySotrefsGitp Club" nit ge9en 8.
- Der 9pir. .Ssuncinauiau," ipeldcr
uor9eltern pon Guebet nad europa ab9us,
hattie ben aus Dem Amte getrstenen bisbergeu
9eueral.9Ouuerneur uou @anaoa, goro yl8.
gar, an Soro.
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tauute Bllb. Sorl See bon ctnem 3ennel'
ise'r, Iamens 9lopo, cen sr aui Die SuaBt
ssIepi satte, eri4Oiien. Ser Ebatss wuro'
ue-baitst.
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beidluB, am Sonntd9e Die Stbliotbeteu offer
su ballen, nit isinem Seo bele9t.
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oeutiSe neutrality-suspicious. s. sS. 2sl
bel'm Sreu,et etnes Sabnpe9e5 bon elHe
9otomotiue eriaBt mo getDut.t. oo
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su meroeu, seituuOen, OaB sr SaiO6 "; VI VI
IN @atsfiu srmoroete, nm Die uhr leIle
Opfus su itebleu unO nurd Ssrp1anoun
oerlelben 9elo ;u erlan9eu.
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Dtee9er YbllIpp Struber NIT elnen ytellt
oen leib aui. Seine Srau bate ibn Dor ad
Saaen uerlaHen uuo Srubcr war oaour1
elusa 3ultaRo oes 8abniiancs Uerest MOI
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
IN Die QeiSencen !!

Or. @icurc. Vir. 26 Sipertps, oberbalb Der
Gape'tcird5e. i'm Befse 20 idbrlser gpital' une
8rpatz Bra s. eurdntir raie Sur uon gfeloen= unb
nraaniider Gduids, seidbrllde Blutzarantpettsn,
psiOen bss SUITES, OCT @ais, Der 9aut u. {. M.
slronfbe,ten Der 9arr= 0raane mereen in bre 1asen
inrirr. Supae 9sute, eutt unbeo btamteit Oil setb
unb V,eiif oeitpdbt unb NIT Nefpenib Dddbe, or9a.
niIber Gnlfrdituna, 3ittern. Yertopinna. .Snften,
Brnfi6mer,eu, porisitisem SeIIale oss Ssitems II.
& No. benaitet, rpclh uon unerabrensn Ier5ten, bic
eiaern, ais Ouspepiie, Mus5ehrune ober 9eberleoen
bebanost meroen per5 ueiLelt nidt ionoern eit 5u
Dr Jcoro, ebe es 5u ipdt lit, un0 laet quo pieoer.
beritsaen @oniultlr= Stunorn: big IL, bis bic
8 l1br; sonurass BON 10 bis IL H9r Sormlffass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
AIumlen'S @td,fe !

&IeneIanb, D, Den 3. SUM 1S1z.
Srn. aIunnIep s 9befiiels! Neine Ssren! SO
empfua Stre Wibie beute Norseu uno ba Gle gu
ptfieu fuanidsn, aui usfde msiis i'd susr nit osr<
,elheu befonnt tpurbe tbue i'd es biermit. Sm leeten
sonuar be5udbte i'd Boltmpre uno losirte in, "St.
efai: 8 Sotel." Ills i'd meine sduhe pusen Lies,
roate i'd ben gortisr, tpele sside sr sebraude uno
er antuortete ~ylumlep's ddte!" SD irasts ibn
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meins stiefel 70 iG0n. ou6 i'd cine Stodtsl BON ibm
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fttonen @lan5 siebt, bas eebsr meid matt nno Dor
bem 8redbeu jd5iist. SEQ. 9. Shattud,
ftH-, SIR. 77&79, Werluinitr., Glepelanb, Sbto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
muttermprb.

Bbi1abelpbia, a, %. Stunt. - Der %
Sabre alte Geo. g8elib erifoB beute Ibeno
leiue nit linn ont Siite iteenoe 50 Sabre altt
Wutter Iliiabstb 8elia. Die Susel orana
Der uustiidliten binter oem lintsn DIR III
ben &opf unb Die Bunbe erpies It'd als tbots
lid. Der Wt0roer loa ieit eini9er 3eit Spn'
rem bon g8abnitnn se,eist uno ;u mehrersn
Dfa(en feline Wuttec oes YerluflS belhulotgi
baben, ibu 3n usrJtfteu. 6rau Welib 1T Die
@emahiin zines adbtbaren uuo mohlhabenoeu
6iihbdnolers. Der Sobn befiaoet itt IN
Oaft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
Sr. Mabertjn,t,
Ots JIuuCIIIUW1
SIR. 10, Glib os@utan Strake

gIr. IJ, y NU y 10 y U btI
etpa Ger nGoneorsia.Sdue" seaemaber.
b.bunbelt ole 8ranfleiten Der Darn Sr9dne, Sants
aranfbeen, flir,litb begonnene fsdae in biz Ias
eeu; 'brouiac arantbeiten BON lanser 9ouer sdnsd,
fur,rt no oas Gilt aus Dem Suhem entlernt arants
be,ten uolde BON uebermaB urb anhebadtiamteit ia
Der Suseno berrribrsn uno SeoahtniBs S4p6ds,
SO lbniian, aasenelne Sbwdd)e, oI9anlide Stlpa'
de, 3itern, NlerenibmerSen &C. nah fd jle1en per.
ben Idbuen furirt. Or. Noberton lit reaulrter @ru=
buirter Der nipertdt pou Warp lamb, unb sine Ian9s
idbriae @rilbruns IN Der 8ebanoiuns folhsI Qlanf1
betten sarantirt .iEe sGn3lide Herlslung. Bureaus
Stunhen S-l2 ubr Utoraens, 2-4 nbr Nadmnta9s
G - fhr nahS lNH Ira I4.1lNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
@Glarets nnb Gbampa8ner!
~ n. Enurtneh & 8ruDcr.

SIR. IA, &orb Gbarles-, Gde Der SapettefroS
aSe.nbGuclcr unr Grocer,
a1eirige Nsenten tiir
Moet ct Chandon's (EPernay)
SbampaaHer,
Brandenburg Freres Bordeaux
Sldteto,
Nauterne Detne, Sltpenol, @osnae
(Brandy).
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Rbeinweine (Hocks).
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