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Bortsrs5arg, uno .1ar:
id5sttisii9 (Sornt4gs ga5gtEommt7) nm 3 aar
NIB uon Seltimotg 40. aItunit IN Baltimore um
Scr gausGssus
td9lt9 CSourtag5 ausgeUomntH) JlolWtttc59 4 sr
81 B.n. Antuuittu Baltimore mn 1920 1ittcg-.
Srrot E~oulS=GrprGbz SuG gc5tt0g,uu III
. uFr p Yin. 4btnos al. 4E.auit IN &G.t,Nou
I'M $40 Nbtu65.
Der 8inacFcr= GccommooatiouszRuG
periG5t baltimore tCgHU t5orutaa5 Cu5ntroMe
@SRl nm 30 ytadnl. 4ujunlt'H baltimore TO 8I
Ger Trsoeridcr gccommobauorss
Su9 perioBtS all.moTc nm Ntr ytatWil,Ggs uUt
tohlNt III Baltimore i'm $50 N(or9cUs an, tggllG
ta4s9enomn21 ScuEtoG5l.
2tT GLicottGlt1 4tcyullc6atpT5zS ue 'ctrt' tag
No. So1nta9s aus9e'ommcn. un 1.29 yianlHlttaas
aoi 3Atulte9ylHo t9nirt Ct b.rC nm $50 gtouWtt-
tags an.
sad GGqergfpru.
Abtl5rttss Sugts BON Baltimore 100 &crmi.tags
mo 4 Nur 80 Attu. yiodmjttaQs. -nt-rrt H 5Hlu
g'oft nun lu'4U NsoGstHs uNo 90 9sapm, UNI
S2adl aRiud,eacr.
Abtlbrt urn S Ugr |ormittaes uUo $50 ~. GEhs
nlttaG5, autlNIt I'm 1910 U,orgea5 uDo 5,25 Dl.
~gtabmtttogs.
g2ah EreSeriF.
AtIobrt pom Baltimore Loo UjoT0CUE uro $50 il.
],uJ No6Nl. 4NfuHttiH Baltimore $50 mo IU,4y
JtQtgt1s uE0 5.2j QuhmitIuae.
@jacJ Nttt3burg,
va G9nuelsoiuer S0ha,
Die Suge 9ebtH ltotU Ibtuo nm S l5r b GtlU. db
uHo toHneu I'M 90 4gCUCs an.
9SacB 98aiDinqtpgls
Abioprtpcn baltimore fI.b uN !. 20 Liir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
4 SruinstOn.
Il Rffte Gelpanlaae TIM Wdrfte

S35,0eU fns iton a%Hssiest, nnb isrnere aus
aebebnte 8erb;ferulsgn bieieH Serbft senlaht. 9hb'
fde 6 cottage nit aaeu moberHen Sequsmlidfsts
ten, on eiusr nipslirten 20 6ns breissn aueuue NIT
oroemef,eneu 9Iasen, Deroeu Ilir cine liuitirte 3stt
fir ueniaer. OILS aofpreis Gnseboten. eigentbun IN
Der Staot, GrnAtmietten, Sppotteten unb anbere
eiherbetten uerDtn i'm 9auihe ongenommen. seere
gldse III podter, nit p0rt5ettRaiteHB ehinsun9en fnr
Irbausr BON sutsn 9Guisru. Wfan iuen0e iib an
g. 5roiua Sittps
Scr. 81, ct. BauliiraBe,
(Mnnz 1oInl nner 81 .. Nptter. ON Hlabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
BalpHer une D~erfertiger aGer &Dr.
sS~a sG-S~~a- 81 ,.LasGa-

ten GtGen=Mrbeitcn,
Jir. IS unb 81, JtorezTreberidz, naGe @apfr.,
ssrirrttgt y iieus'irpe;ren Ieoer Irt, rpte
SAmjeccs GHS gHFeiferue Ssidneer, Ebiiren,
EeuTeriaceu, EoHncrEadjsr tc., unO III einasz
ribtct, nm in Der SIabt uUb ant Dem 9uHbe
n tiitleIsr }rtt uItar ~fRGSiqen Be0inguHgen arbej=
IN Gus3uFiihrPn fuh nuTtuictcn. 'MpYiI20.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
QfcrIduot.

Cir & neer Yi60G.n; robn 81 pro 1ionat. gu or
tra9er "de Ger faeoroe. une SsftoHffraee, I'M
Tiarrpaule, heuie Sormlttd1. (274)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
3u %brrfaufcn.

Cine iebr CUTE 0isitauralion utb Nirtbitait iuegen
9f 6GlIssS erdihetung. Su eIIragen in Orr. 22s,
GiibzSIpd ipGp, (213-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
3u Der!ntetber.

n1W UNtsBNNIWNIEF
Cine Siftcf, lur elner 2oitor ittr gut geeinret, in
Rr. 1874, sS~e 6=&onborest, nfe. (213-5l
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10 . @a3st9en.
~Aor00cugcu EtuuD.

""TT||N" ut -" ~"""
Ser Bremen acl &GiiwUrg;
84iaIe St0C[
kuHbJuota $50.
HoH tl,lW0rl ua1 |rtIeat
3al.tt 800,
NwU-rrtl1 $50.
E.lotr 3g.iEtu tlBa ag saargn Die 6Gltg; S1rsa
ling, g..
S9c3cn Fr-bt nu1 Elncsr In btgftH in iChcr Sine
Hrt tmgltll.1=putb.u Sul1tU Ugubt mdn fb en-
Die @gU.TGle AgLgtlH or U..Cg girit
y. EhuuICalCr a Comp.,
tDF2o,f5l Jiy. O.. S.-gtEr..s.r.. Baltimore 'p{e,
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9ii %hrrfnuieu.

fns 81 b%rrfanfens
H.I Gin 8o5ubaus nit 2aoen an .poruaro',
nabc Sdmognfra6e.
Sin 9lbihes 8obnbaus an eerinstoHaraBe, nabs
6ranftiu= SqIare.
gIue 2%anoite..e Don IA gter, an Ger 6rartttn 1urn=
pfc. : Wieilen bon Baltimore, gutes Gobnbaus,
Sheunen u. |. 10,
sine aussctet6nste 9anoisae pom SO atern IN
Baltimore=@ ountp nabe Der Jitiiter5toIpH AHrn-
citation an Der ,gefern MarpIanoer GiIenbabH,"
NIT eireM suten @ese BURG Den Blde na4 Ger
Citation.
Gin gBobnbaus nit 2doeu un6 2 Ndtr Sane, IA
MeiIen BON Baltimore on Der WetitertoUu@fo0o.
42dnotelen in 5arioro~@ ountp, l Ditto in @arroGs
@ountn, in ercellentem 3uitauoe.
gire 2anoteae uon 1872 aderu in HrsoeriizS ouutp,
nabe Wountsairp, on Der Baltimore bio~Sliea=
bGbn."
0d5ere Iustunft eiebt:
6enrp sB. Sp0fs, Str. 8, Law Buildings.
t203-) ct. 8auGzStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
Narnlnai DIE gtathi9lage

*FfEEIlNVFIDt Vt"F0i-J+FBt
bHrt ar. GdrI9TeEG, lptlber ieine YobnunS bon
SIR. 81. Ger ral- suerue. nG4 @r. ~. 5arriipn~
Gtrare, Der getKa Sone 9e9enuter, perle9t bat. Der
flbr oicbt nhtr aQe SstDdltrlfle mn @ebeimniiie
ses 2ehers A~ustuult. (Stt17. 1 Uit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15

gBir ne9ocitren 8arlebeu un0 6QubeI6papiere uut
ftno ais Ddt9Iie0er be5 Sroters : SoGro i'm Starce,
Gne bicit9eH uHo ausludrti9en JtegOciatioGen prompt
iu %beicrgeu, beior9en @oleftiouen on ouen 8ugGHg=
tlhen &unftel umgebenb ~ Den nicorig}teu GrGiIea,
rebmen 9epCiiten an un0 o~eluGbren 3isfonteH.
auI 0cpoiiten Fir cine betimmte 8auer b~clULli1sH
mir 2iuGT ~lIbCralen Sinsius,
gHir c1fNigblPu hiP
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Gauler 0iGia Il, berfauien.

B&l2 5 an Ger N~iootfoH=A ueHue;
4 Ill Ger UtcSuQoug1Er.;
"a or Der @arepz arD fepublicanfr.,
3 anf er @.roerth. uno
on her Sutaius, anueit 5offmanfrase,
I'm gBerips eou 5000 bis s1S.0GO
SBoma3 & Scrrp.,
d44-) Sfe Der St. 8anls uno SarQtooanr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
OcbriiOer Stein,
Re+ 1875, weft=Sa1ttmcrcsS traR. d,
Baltimore, DID.
Se1tI8leg g3urfs NM gBe6Eelqeg5lTgf,

Bir fauten mo r~ertauien Cob, gegierungs=,
Gtaatsz, ftGotiibe mo aHOcre Siher5eitCn, mir fuu'
fen mo o~etIaujeu Betiel auf 3rOBbrtttdHjeu, TrOutz
reid uno 0eutIbluno uno 5iegeu ulter nu6erH au'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
0erwalters= Gerfauf
j. UOH
on SCR Observation-Disclosures.

oil ser sSHihiu9tpnfca8e.
Sn SoI9e cines Setretes oe5 arei59erthtes Der
Staot Baltimore wiro rr untericthnets &errpniter
aui offentltder auftion GIN 8iuer "'iltrppdh, cen
20. Nouember 1872, giGhmittd9s i nbr, 0Crt0ulrn:
ras game SrunceiaentbUm beldrleOen mic
io(at: an Der 2Benclte Der gBaiIln9tonIt:aBe, in Der
@ntiernun9 BON 249 6uB norplit pom Der ytorb'nta=
@fe Der gSdibinoton. Hn0 Od1lpteGo TRAPS antaNs
gem; Damn nOroltb an Der Boibtn9tonitraBe. 10 fSuB
Qeten0; Damn lueftlid, parallel nit Or 6QperteitroBe,
70 SuB his on cine . jus breite Anep: Damn lllotid,
on beiagter Iaep uno nit neren aemetnlhaltldem
@ebrdube, 10 SuB, uno Damn oitttU bis gum AIs
tanoe.
Sic @ebduGt6teitsn, SIR. 81, Torb g3aI9ir9tou=
siegeIdeinernsu SAME uno iino elmer 0runomlltbe
pom S37. 90 unterluoriCn.
8ertanisbeotnsungeu: Elm 0ritttbei[ 6aor unS Der
8eIt in 5Wci oieihen 8dblungen IN 8 uno u Wiono=
ten, ooer ales baGr, nab Der 2SGbl oes 8Iufcrs. Die
@rebit : 3ubiun9en 3inien trageno uno burt sur Su=
frieoenbet bCs SerpGlters %inoolltrte gtoteH ees 9Glt@
iers geit6ert.
Sep;s s.. Rohiuicu, iuu.. SerlUafter;
Samuel y. 0oper 3 SuDne, Hut.
LNa% - - n -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15

g Scrfanf
ecs tpertbopuen Sdslddbter : Scrfaufss
Gtauses Rr. IL i'm Selair=MRdifte
AMI auttioH.
Scr inter ;eidbnete Ioriniitrdtor miro in ToG9e
eires Sefebles oes Waiierz@erihts het St00t Su!tIs
more Slenffds, ben 10 Nouemher 1872, liittdgs 12
1ttr, aui oientltder auttion I'M 5tlalt : Wtarttbaule
perfnufen:
sem ,psrtbuoucu MISUNDERSTANDING nb in
beiaatem Mtarfte, nit Jr II beSeidnet.
2iienie uHb Blosmietbe itnb bis sum l. Stoo. 1872
beSahlt.
SerfauIs6ebinsun9en: Elm 9ritttbetl baor am Ser
faurstaae, ter 9iet in StDei 9leiten<(ablungen in 3
unD 6 Vionatsn nit 3lnien pom 9 ertauistage on uno
senebriste ter Slderbelti ODER 4leS baar, na1 Dem
Selieben oes &duiers.
joh. +. Stnblpr. 4bmiHifrator;
SamueI u. Goper = Sohne, autiy
Ell, BOD Sio- Sitz@de Der @dnz uno Tdpetteitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15

N Serner:
~ Sur felber Self NM du tcfnicibcH &idBc
ET1pnb Der Undergraduate %nminiitrltor in iEolge
eiKes BeitbIes Des g8.Iieu @eriGts iir bic
Stabt Baltimore ole
Sau5balt5=0crdtD
in beiaetem 4Sobnbaule oerfluren. beitebeno in 60
p1as, Stiible, Sli0c, 4eppitls, SieG, 5aiouiit'r,
8cttIteqen, 8iireaur, @ai9ul6e, Ot1ttan unO 0ia=
trlsen.
Sebinsrns: 9aGrSabluna.
u. II g SeDnne,
&bminiftrGtor Der uertorbeHen An7 8. 0ort a;
1853, 70,2,4 y. y. Sntioau & Sobn, 4utt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
gu pcrntetbeu.

kal.I Die SGuilr 9ir. 473, 9toro SrcnorttraBe, fir
$25, uno Dir. l19, Cir & oppfetoni.ra6e, fir $16,
lofOie
gin somptoir, it'd iIr eiEen III uotaicr Deer Nidtier
pdile B. ShpmdS SUI,
1854 GdP her EnDCtte. unD ct. lQulfroEc.
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SeutfdeeR
zrbsits- NQdweilunas = B0rean,

Ut. ~, 9uo=BrDablpap,
antet nuff1d,; yer >, Seutid'sn 9efelfdoaft.'
uns Dtcui aoreH 81 Jef(blttt9en DiiniGtr, woneu ia
psri6nlid oOcr in i~tdntirtell Srtcfen an 0en 4qenter
beri5 eieaidQt 6rn, 5S.o.9s~ elltTgbofi ar.259,
Git 6 3roafwar. i9enoer, ueIter unent9eitli%
Nuefunft PrtteilPr nirf. fSnn2t 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
gu |ncrfailien.

Esiis Die g entrals3utie, !" Jtr. %, Roro=@Gbz
Enohc; etgnct ib Defenders iir cine ySirtpIhait, Jis=
scIrQtion nocr aofbdus NM 1T iboH oa5u eingerlbz
fet. Observation-Disclosures icbr leiht.
Jbpmds * SOtnp.s
f444-l @Ie Ger st. lnulz & SQratogafr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15

H:J 2fei id6ue qutg baute sipfihodtqe g3o6nz
baulr, Rr 10 unr I72. Douaslra6e, iDiih.n Der
s M . SrnrS W. GSciu" ttofsI Int se m,g O unS 9g psnS;t TN I'M IN,
Sore; cieielben tonuen nit Se- nsbernabme zines
@ouusrelrs, ooer geaen SaGr, nod Dem Yeriebsu oes
&Gute 6, gsfuutt 10 rom. RadSuira9en bel Suftdp
RIsiaer, Mr. 1884,, dprhz bpHc=, SDiihen Oal-
Ias- uro 5effriontrGBe. oor neben Gem BlaBe, Str.
f54, Spn1snr. Sc. (212-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
1u permietben.
3u nermtctheit,

Gin sarois nit 20 Ndcr 2Guo on Der 9ort : EOaO'
Haiia9isr: gi ,eabGbr, "a Uieitc en- Don fr >tabt.
Sbcmds SIus
(25o.l 9de cer SGbgttCz uno ct. RQulitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
9n Derfaaien.
0erfamnInnae.eoRal su pernates

EgEN4
Gin aotai TN 2. stcdDerte oes nenen 9ebdueee
ses Is orrelponc entcn," uotlfiGnbig iur 0erlammz
laasen eins tridtet, nit Itaurn fir t50-175Y erionen'
Gas IT,, in bei'm a6enD, Wionat oeer Sabr billis
On geieifiu0iten, 3auuereIns, Sogen, Stngpereins
&C. Bu permiethen. Otor uelbR nd in Der GspeS.
ks. nj, ttS6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15

Die a(tc lang ~tIuhlilte Sudrrei no Gonhitorei auf
Der Gfe Ger Matiieu uuS SumarcffrG se NIT
Gin idtuus, iih GuG iur iraeIb elm Gnferes @eiddft
pafeno. Sini9e Yiiebe ilr c'Rgu pill ftlidaen Nliiez
tber. Hdber.e Iuf OCT Sde Ger Sigh. unS Sileus
&frakc. f275-j)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
rcrullcfheu.

Essl Dos Genital geleeers Robnbaus gtr. 10.
Sonltianr ArdRs. hui1cH Der 6rnnfIIu= uno Dlul-
berru1rQEs. homes Sill,
1885, SIDE Der fduette- unb st. IGulItr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15

abminifratrir bes perfturbenen m s. Safeslsp !;
q. s.. @poer 3 SDbnc, lutt.,
Sahoit.Sde Der Gap unO 6apetteitra5e.
|Ocn II q = : O q On
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
IA SUE ldone Wlarfu4anDfcQe

son 2 aGcrn nit Sbitsurtsn urb ausgeWdb[tsn
ssrlttcH, ausgeiei2ncttm 8obu9a liz, 5deule uno
6ta1une. welut jest iehr ei9iebls lit. gu oertGufeH
burt .. rs. Goufs, Ssr. 81. "sa;p Snilr,nas.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
NsrInnnf-

Gin ifditees uerlGBItbes GrAuer5l!nner als 8cdin
unb mi berlin @oihCn UNI Slgeln 5u teifen, lomte
aud Il" Suuemdehen oute y npiettuugen itnn NOS
thie. Rah, uitdgen in Tr. 235, Oipre : Sutaipz
Citrate. (213-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
@.4s gjeIdgmadun!le 9rahtarbeif
ZEN nnb 9rabtz2Gaaes
Dnfar 3 Gpma

IT.. So, NOros6pfvaro @Strabs,
3erfertigen 9rabtzgouEs mr. 8eerdbnlspldse, SaIs
IONS Il. 7. ~, Stete, 6esrogttter, RGF92, fSeaerz
b;rIne, ge7ebten Draft L. +. No.; ferner ~eiIarre
Bethlehem, &ettses, Stitts Il. i. 10. IS N tro
NFrFib IRfprS Der (9ca. 10. IGNITE
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perlsaafen nno q Ugtllt;]ga
3u B~erfauEeu.

Ea;il SDA pSsAuAitNs
ILL 9pei 5weiitoiige lie aeliteiuerue Robrbine
ief, III. 10 uhb i03, 9iorO = SprinsitrGBe, jcoeS u
SSuB 6 Sou brett mo so sur tei bis an cine 10 Eus
breite aaCp; Stolung in SIntersrunbe; granO6ins
Gar 81 pro S%raiIelIBi BGis 81 iefes
Nucpuu s. SSruseup,
SIR. 10, 91p Buildings, 81. YGu(fr.,
Ie7Q1 oher ar 7G Mnrh-p a nnfsrp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15

Gin til f tic lur9tr Dtann, AIN Dem Gefiaurdtionsz
Displacement p0rIuftepeu; shenio Gin NtGo6en BON IA
bic 10 SabreH gum 3lneeruartsn.
y. Momeutbp,
(273D Tr, G., lBeft- IS lpetteftra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
4 WailruzW cridt5zI erfapi =

NNio ftoIcftotooi~to
III 8ailcns0 rridt5s 9erfaui =.n
Derthpollem @rullO : @tgeuthum an Der
S~bcsnnt-, uabe 6apftrdss.
SIN NotoS cures SefsbIes oes lEaIeuS9eriftee per
StaSf 8Qltirere n9iIb Die uEterSeidHcte AnIrlrt=
iirat.ir oes 9fadlQiies bG5 Derjto hsrsn u. s, 04tess
ieu auf ohertl,ter Iuftion Ill SIT rn0 Stele Wpns
taa, oea %. yiopeRber 1877, RahnItttas6 III ~
llbr, bds nabitebeno beiIriebeue Gtsentbum pertaus
fen, ndnllih:
sen qonsen GrunspIas NIT GjcbGnlidbfetten
on SCR @besnutz. nobe 9Gurrabt; or Etab 1T all ner
@beeHulftrase % 8uB 8 sou oreli uno 90 'TuB tmcbr
oaer menieCr) ,ei Die @ebdulidteiteo belte9Ch IN
3pei fleiuen hpl,erne" sSpbnbdn'eru NIT 5legei=
J~tsinernen pirter9ebGuben. oils gir. liz IL. l6l, @besa
nutltrQke, betannt unb her 9unSe Glas 1T elmer idhrz
liden @rurbIni,tbe bon iuan5l9 Soldts inter- or
len; eiuaetrneen lit oerielhe in eibsr u. ". b., 9tr.
3S7. Sol. 324 II. T. ID.
SertauisbebirgunaRn: Die Sdifte boor, Der Teft IN
6 Monaten nit 3initn unb Stterbeit; ober aucs
baar, nab benz @rHleiien oes aGufer5.
sg- Gine Iu3abluns BON Si0O mus bei'm &aute
sernabt lusroen.
aominifratrir bes periturbenen n s. 9dfPslep !;
q. s.. @poer 8 Spbnc, autt.,
Sahoit- &de Der Gap uno 6apetteltra5e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
'OanieF Iii n~erfaufen
2.s ~.YsrF1u;rr
gu Dcrfdufen.

xsa 4Mter euno an ul @rarlsstrass, cine fnr5e
~ Siredt icnlfis res Sdl-9bagmcs; oaielbe bat
aua, eine ,Srcrte III eiuCr nncern brelien ADerus unb
erRtedt T1 riI irts biz on Elm litBIrces @aiier.
Jvbn e5ienn y Sprnp..
<oes lCr 4 al JsnuIErn5p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-15
RI nerntiethen.

LIE Gin moblIrtes QSobu1aus, I'm DtittelpunFts
ar -Staot aaie9en. Wtan maloe i9 bel Eelfair
~ srriptf, St. souls, sueite 6bIre norbli@ BON
-s..tonfroce. (23S-l
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-16

''SPONTANEOUT CONFESSIONAL rather
destructive fire in this city on Sunday morn
ing is reported to have had its origin among
some ''greasy cotton waste" On Saturday
night the ''paint shop of the New York
Central Railroad, at Albany, was destroyed
by fire, together with large number of load
ed freight cars and nine costly passenger
coaches, the total loss being 1926, 200. And
on the same night picture-frame factory at
Syracuse, N. Y, was burned, with a loss of
100000. Here we have ''greasy waste"
paint" and in the picture-frame factory
"varnish," figuring in three almost simultane-
Gus destructive fires. These materials aciU
generate dangerous degrees of heat at any sea-
son of the year, when rags, cloths or ''waste''
saturated with them are left lying about in
heaps in out Ofthe way places but especially
will they do so and ''take fire" during the
high heats of summer. Within the few DAYS
which have elapsed since this warning was
last published in the Ledger, there have been
destructive fires either in our own city or in
other towns not far distant in every one of
the classes of establishments there indicated as
requiring peculiar care and watchfllness dur
ing hot weather, viz: paint Shops" ''var-
nlshing Shops" ''distileries," ''machine
rooms and chemical laboratories Leay
ing such inflammable materials lying about in
neglected places when the thermometer is
ranging from ninety to a hundred is nothing
less than inviting conflagration. Philadel-
phia Ledger.
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DANVILLE JUNCTION.
CiarE's Dining Hall, Grand Trunk Rail-
way Depot, VI. w. Clark, Proprietor.
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CORNISH.
Cornish House,-P. Durgin, Proprieto
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS. s.s
Upon the foregoing application by Nathan Webb,
Attorney OF the United States OF America it having
been made to appear to me- that the said applicant is
duly authorized agent of said United States to make
the same and that the matters of fact therein set
forth are true and that the said application contains
an accurate description of the lands proposed to be
purchased, together with the name of all known or
supposed owners of said lands, it is
Ordered, That notice of said application be given
to all persons interested in the lands therein describ
ed, and especially to George G. Thompson,
therein named as supposed owner requiring them to
come forward in the Supreme Judicial Court In
Portland I'm the county of Cumberland on Friday the
eighteenth day of October "A D. 1872 at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and file their objections if any they shall
ave to the proposed purchase by said United States
OF said lands, by publication of true and attested
copy ofthe same application and of this order there
on once in each week for the space of four months
in the Portland Daily PRESS, newspaper published
in Portland, nearest to where the land lies the last
publication to be on Monday, the fourteenth day Of
October next.
Dated at Portland in the County of Cumberland,
the seventeenth day of June, A. D., 1872
c. w. WALTON,
Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court,
true copy of application and order of Justice of
Supreme Judicial Court thereon
Attest. d. w FESSFNDEN c,.r,,
ju18 law Tu 4mo
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THE PR ESS.

CURIOUS EPITAPHs. --Epitaph writers have
so often punned, sadly or saucily, upon the
dead, that the selection of a few examples is
puzzling matter. An epitapn in Waltham
Abbey informs us that Sir James Fullerton,
sometime first gentleman of the bedchamber
to King Charles l., ''Died Fuller of faith
than of fears, Fuller of resolutions than OF
of pains, Fuller of honor than of days"
The connubial virtues of Daniel Tears are
recorded in the couplet:
Though strange yet true, full seventy years
Was his wife happy in her Tears
Much more dubious in expression are the
last lines of the inscription to the memory of
Dean Cole of Lincoln:
When the latter trump of heaven shall blow,
Cole now raked up in ashes, then shall glow.
OF iocular performances of this kind, two
odd specimens will Suffice
Here lies Thomas Huddles.one Reader don't smile
But reflect as this tombstone you view
That death, who killed him, in a very short while
VIII huddle stone upon you.
And this upon an organist:
Here lies one, blown out of breath,
Who lived a merry life and died MeIideth.
Vicar Chest turned the bones of Martin,
the regicide out of the chancel at Chepstow
church; an act the wears son-in-law resent
ed by inditing the following epitaph for him
when he required one:
Here lies at rest, do protest,
One Chest within another;
The chest of wood was very good,
Who says SO of the other?
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NORTH STRATFORD N. HI.
willard House, C. y. Bailey & Co. Pro-
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SKOWHEGAN

sn Kew Hotel, E. Ii. Maybury, Proprf-
Inrner House, It. HI. Tussey IL Co. Pro.
ELM House, M. HI. Hilton. Propr;etor
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PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, RAILROAD
Spring Arrangement.

ysa=ssss55zzss=- On and after Monday Nav Goth.
1872, passenger trains Leave Portland
Ea.5tor Rochester and intermediate stations
at lis A. NJ, and 1.3O p M. making
direct connection at Roche with trains for Boston
over Boston & Maine and Eastern Railroads. Alsoo
connect az Rochester with Dover and Winnipjseogee
kaiiroad for Alton Bay, and with Portsmouth, Grso1
Falls and Conway Railroad Tor Conway. 0''"'
$50 A. NJ, and II M. ''ons ae
o Inc no train connecting with down trains on Do
yer ana Wlnpipiseogee, and Portsmouth Great E.u
ana conway Railroads, and the II O'Clock train mas
ing alrect connection at Rochester with trains FROM
boston, leaving Boston at 100 A. NJ via Ros3o oia
4iti me- anu AT s5o A. NJ via Eastern Railroads.
Leave Portland for Saco River at 90 p
Leave Saco River for Portland at $50 a NJ
Stages connect as follows oO "a N.
Limington, daily. ish, ana No.
and Lmington, daily. bunny Eagle
AT Centre Waterford for Limerick, New6en Par
sonslleld and Ossipee, Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Sat
urdays, returning alternate DAYS 's anu "a'
daily. i''inerick' rarsonsne'd'
por,,o,, WILLIAM t1 II. TURNER, Superintendent
-0nu-"ay ", 1917, dec16-tc
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Let Me Speak Once More /!
OUR DIGESTION; or,
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DO LEWIS Last and Greatest Work.
rms invaluable common-sense Book should be read
oy ecery man and roman in the country. Three
OF al the.sickness in our midst may be acod-
secret The most eminent authorities in the land.
heartily recommend ii for its great common-sense
racy-humor, shrewd glmpses off mankind and its Wv
ID and pithy style of expression. AGENTS WANT
ED to make money fast. Write for illustrated cir
Gulars, terms, Se free, address, GEO. MACLEAN-
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BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.
summer Arrangement, JuIv LAT. lsSs

Summer Arrangement, July list, 1874.
Trains leave P. S. Il p r.. r. Sta
8tion Portland, for Boston 1918 $40
EnRE1s15A. M, 330t, 4.15s, 6.OOt (express) p M
~ 10. returning *7.sO, 1880 "A. NJ, *l2.3O,
For Rochester, Alton Bay, 1918, A. M.
junction, 6.15* A. M, $500 P. NJ - -''
manchester and Concord, via Lawrence s.10# A. M
Lowell, 6I5+, 9.10* A. NJ, 3.30t, 415* p NJ
Milton and Union, 910* A. NJ 33Ot 4 15# p M
NoTE-The 6.15* A. N. train arrives in Boston in
time to connect with Shore Line at lilo for New
York, the South and the West CLOS M train CIV
Seets with the 300 p M Springfield Route and Sound
Steamers for New York and the South 1901 P M
or Springfield line N ~" '''''e
The above trains leave P S. g. p r. r. Station
and baggage checked. ~ P"i0N"'ou
daily. ''-0 ""''on
passenger station in Boston, Haymarket SQUARE.
Freight station, Causeway street.
Accommodation. h..-
fast Express.
mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, ...
w. MERRITT, Superintendent. Dad.
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