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9lt herfaufet.

Ns 3m berfaufen.
Oef pradtpon ~selseene fleine 2anoit bet'm erften
Gdlagbaume ON Ger gort@yfoab, teitebenb aus 81
bis q Ntern bo6fultipirten 2anSe5, OoppetzNaus
t@otta9el, init jebn 3irnmeru, S6eune uno Staluns
fir s 8terne, Ireibbaus i'm neuehen Stple, aus9e=
seihnetes Brunnenz nno Quelnpafier, praftuoaen
unb Shfbdumeu. Gin 9rittel in Dtdaro=
aras, ein S1ittel in Gilnotbb uno Gin 3rittel in Oar
feHlano. Das 9an5e 2arb 1T nit einem 9uten 3aun
um9eben unD bat an Wooiionftr. cine Sronte pom
ii6er 600 SUB. Der YIGb tam in Saupldse nit r1eb:
reren Tronten a~bse(e9t tperoen. ytd6ere AuStnnit bel
30. strait. Scr. ", OizgrattitraBe, t6l-6)
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gu perfaufen ober III bermietben.

E..l 9fdse na5e Der Gtabt ODER eanb felen, fo>
lpls odnisr i'm n0rOli6en unO noroipeaIi9sn staets
ourf. grunbmietbe Su z. s ln0 8 Ero5ent.
s..,sn-r Sbpmds * Sprnp.
CO., 9orboff=gde Der ct. Taul- u. SaratogaFr.
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2anOQuter.

eA Sdt0gtter.
TeTionen, ffpelde 9anb=gaeibensen ober 9aHbfenen
su erbatten ipinIhen, polen gefdligf poriprehen
unb Sbomas' 8ripat=Suh einieben, @r III Gin prot
tiider 9Gnbpirtb nit 26zjdbriser @rfabrune unS be-
fist uiele Bortbei.e, Da or Die baupi iddIihiten 2anos
9iter i'm Staatt fennt.
9bomas * Comp,
(febr.S .t20it.l @fe Der ct. Baulz& @aratoeaFr.
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pa MIR meme unb eerheFertc Wai6tnerie'u in unIea
rer glG5leH In @Glpertpu eiugeri9tet BADEN, 10 ftuo
mir befdbigt, uuiere re9elmdBisen SOrtgn Diebl, als;
n@rceltor," g@n9te BILLS" rSoHntS 8rae," r9It.
5oau,@ r@linton WliIGs" unb p1~ranflin, pon reuen1
BaiBen sernadty ben 8eri1ifiern uno, 6~dnOlern auf
Gnnebmbare Seein9ungen bu lieiern Hn6 ~0tgielbeu Su=
frieocn Al fteuen. 9SrfAht & SGHbp,
(SuliS, 12Wte. de-. @6e Commerce un6 &abIeftr.
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AnDrens' fnmbinirter Syrup bnn

- ytfuEK -------0
fit Suheu n.o @rtditungen DieIes Br6porat III cine
eIeaante Goin6iIatioR BON bernbigenben unb Ii .enbe1
6dlmitteln NIT Dem 9prup Der W~ilbfifidenbaumz
Rinbe, unb lit ,eit ufelen Sabren BON uniercn beHen
aori%r,it. t.ir Ss sabaresiuas Dietis1 psrSreitet.
DreiS s. Gents pro Elaide. 3nbereitet unb ~perfouff
BET 2lnerews & 3bompfon. Bbarmosautif,
tSan.1 10, tSJ ri. ., Wsfs8 altimorett
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Baltimore uns IN1em=9OrR
e.. ..f ..u-L M nah q g. = --
Bremen, 8~putbdmpten, Saore, 2snnun n. (. ID.
fnb In uuierem 8IoeGu, ME fol9t, Su betemneu;
Pafage Breiie in Cob.
gDr Baltimore tach Sremen, .
per 9ampfer ~B0Itlmere," vSerliH," .Sbtu% unb
-9eipJi9:" ll
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I'M MaijenseriGts. @erfauf

5aus unb Grunr an ner Sfffeite Ger 9lnnftr.,
morbid, BON Mlice NunfraRe.
Sn Sol9e zines Sefebles ocs gSaiien9eri6tes Der
offtnrlider Nuttion am B(aBe, W~1ittmod,, ben 20.
Wari 1872, Ga6mittags A nbr, uertauien:
cen Sdnsen SrulrplaB on Der Sfieite Der annitr.,
in ber @rtfernung Don 81 GuB norbli6 pon Ilice 4nnz
StraBe, norofi6 an btr IHnfraSe 16 SUB brett unb
10 6uB tief 9ebeRb, nit einem ~bol5ernen Robnbaufe
nebf Sinter9ebdube bebaut, unb elmer @tun6nii1tbe
pom $40 unterfporien Sir SeitBre6t febe man 2iz
Der g. E. S. SIR. III, Solo 469 II. (. M.
Sur Ielben i3ett nno AM ndmliden Ylase aIe Moz
bilien, Sii9en9erGtbe uno Safen i'm beia9ten 6aule.
.. 8. HBeut. Sretutor Des teBten
Wtuens BON So6anne aoblbus.
(60,2,4,5,8,0 S.9. 0poer s S0bne, Autt.
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3n b~erfamfen.

s5nnss Sin habfdes Saus an Der gsalbtmstons,
aabe NopstteffraRe, 55;mmer; Preis $1,000; uur $500
baor.
Gin Hieblides Sans an Der OnrbamitraBe. 8reis
$500; nur 500 baar, oer 9feit in 8 Sdbren.
ferner elm bibi6e6 3=todiees Saus an Gantona
goenue, nur $500; S100 baGL ben Ret in 5 Sabren,
ionic 2 biipihe SGuier an Wic@ubbinfrase; gur
$3.50 iebes. Jtdhere 4~usfurit ertbeilt 2bomas u.
Weafyou, SIR. 90. NorosYroaomap. CPL
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Sobn 8. @assuer,
Sobn 3. Curling un6
SameS 81. Sufep,


ssrn. Sell Sisler, aftuar.
(59-68) x. SS. &euuett s 60, fluff.
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3OIepd BoulGs
GIm0mitfsf.

s. Hi2Olngmttfel.
500 onnen refine frifd, &c m ableue &nodeu.
Sai toms 3abdfn.Giu9er
Sbind,a III B Gudnape zcouanp,
frild pom eaeerbauie Oct 4aenten porrdtbie unb gun
8srtauIe 5u ben nieHrleiten Breiieu bel
"+S ~ a%5srbert, Sairffou s Co.,
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Gnnita6lers> Serfauf,

= Gnntablers> Serfauf.
Sxp Sn 6ot9e zines 8ei6Iagnabme : gefebles
(feri facias on condemnation bon SbarlesS 6.
Quinn, zines Der 6rie6snsri6ter oes Staates 0tarpz
fanb fir Die Staot Baltimore, in Der Stage BON &leps
per q gSebfter, Gompaguons, sesen Die Sater uno
5aben, ionic pos Gisentbum or nShiSenz&artz
4fiociation," SpnDsinbqberin fitr e. Oeetien, un6
@retution senomnlen nues anrsht. 9HiptIds, Sn-
~teree uno @i9entbum, iouobl seiesiih, offs in
Equity Der bsiaaten y gdaben- 8arf afiociation,a
Ser beiasten ns6iisen. >afociation," i 4ftie in
Serie A, str. %, nno Serie B, 4 attien, Scr. Al, Az
43 unp a..
Ino made i'd hermit b~efannt, bas 9pnndbeuS.
ben 16. Didr5 1872, gtahm. 4 ll6t, Id Debates NIT
8ei9ta9 belegtes @igentbum aui pfenttidcr 4uttion
an Den Nteitbietenoen 9esen 8aartabiung an DER
9eridtsbaustbiir ~pertaufen lDeroe.
6rieerieb &irid,, Genfo6ler;
t60,3,6) Steso & dirflanr, 4utt.
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gu %berfaufen.

E4M5 Gin 3zfodises @obnbaus auf Der gcr6tpefz
Gde Der 2ombaroS mo Sin : @urepfrabe, 16 SuB 6
3on brett unb Sc Jus 6 i3oa tief nit 2ztotisem Sinz
teraebauoe. Sphn @lenn * Spmp.,
49, Scr. 6S, @eff-fapetteirase.
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Mleranoer @DlH,
9ieak @nliildlen 8aber

Rr. f5S, 9sefz Sapettes, nabc Gutaipifraae,
5perbiten ni6t nur Sranfbcit. ionoern iino elm iihsrss
SeiimifteI gesen Hbeumatismus, @ibt, 2dbpuns,
sethrpddte aeber, Yleren- Srarfbeit unb Die Der llrins
sWejdse, nerooie urc pbpittali1de Sdpdhe.
Die elcfrilhen une demifafiidcH Sdser bringer
mtneralijhe uno anhert @iite aus Dem Sp5fem unf
nnGber ole GirfnIltion bss StfpeiRee mel. 900
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Blu pfrkanffn nnD 10 usrmietbfa.
gelfair Marriotf,

@runbeigentbums=W dtler II. &~e6tsantpalt,
Rprfnsff:Sde Der 2egingtpns II. ct: Naultr.,
g. gingane an Der ct. 8autifrase, 2. Gblre.
l Baltimore, Wfo.
8diifer, 2dnbffeaen une Grnnetniethen 9e@
Fault uue p%erfauft. Seionoere auLmertidmtett
miro BEN @iusieben Don aufpril9en Niietben II.
10. 5ugepenoet.
Auleibe IN ne aocitrk t297-1 =
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3tei WGohen, ems ais SluDermdb6en uno ems
fir Sausarbeit. aatbJufrasen in Sfr. 44s, 1orSs
Somdreffrase. l62-3l
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an herfnnfen.

Esil Sas Gobnbnus NIT 2abcn on Ger glepef=
gde oer Sonbz uno Sumpfeabfr. fetr btais bel
Mmsoun * Sruseup. Rr. 10, 2awsS Building
ooer yr. 80, SaprSsSpnfffr, (2S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13

3u oerfamfen Dber su Serntietben.
O. Nas b1bibe Bobnbaus an Der 8ef somz
iiHH barotruRe, JOrbieite, oas 5. pans oberRat6
E1.L- WlouutitraBe, is bel 10 6uB, 5n elmer 10 6uB
Gas, Bao une ao6becro. @irD febr biuts ~0ertauft;
$500 baar, Der 1eft aif laHae 3eit.
Sob. Glenn s Co.,
(57-) SIR. 69, @ef- Sapetteitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-13

a.. NerIangt.
SIN Graham s. Sd,mitt's mDbelfabrif, SIR.
23S, 240 unb 242, Saoz@droiineitraBe, 2 5un9er,
peide einise aenntniiie Don Der ociSifeheret Car
vingl beiRen, iupie pier quite Siidler; beltanSiSe
9Irhpit. sg trgE- (6E3i -
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en- nerntietds

Sia Gin m6blirtes 2Gobnbans, i'm T1ittelpunfte
Ser Stabt eeIeqeu. Ofan melbe fb bel xeIiair
marriott, ct. @anls, 5ueite &bire norblit BON
2erinetonftrGte. -ss (238-l
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On 1erfdufe,t.

- $50 ader sutes sanO, II MeiIsn BON Der
NI% Staot an Der TbttabelpbiG= Hodb, Die 5dlfte
ufblr, Brett Sol3, teine @ebduoe; DC i'd gu piel 9ano
6siite, mill idb biaig. pertauien. Nad5Wraaen ON
Giaee hel seiuiam Gambrin, Sran9epille 3D.,
Baitimore=G ountp. s c = - (53, {, 49, 81
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9amirr su b%erfaufen.

ET9;s S""TE* D" De||FS"S :
hAa;il RiiIen ~pertauft perSen: Die sipei Sduier
an @entrolz AueHue, NI. 359 unb 36l, iebr bilis;
Elm SGus an @boptanfitr.; Elm 5ans on 8anfftr.; Is
SGuicr an Dalasfr.; Sduier am GiDsSroabipap=,,
Norb=Sroobipop gir. 90, oas bette unb bi~li9fteSaus
am SroaDloap; / 9runoreies Sais an Sprinq1tr. 1
Saus an 5oprrase, unD in allen Ebeilen Der Gtabt,
6i1ie nit ober obne Sauuerein. 8reis Don 500 bis
$2U, 900. aud tper6en Die @injiebun9 pom 6ehnunz
gen aller art, Ginfaiiiren uon @runbmietben &C. btGig
beiorst, Cine Anaabl pom @runShLlfen tets bilis
on 9onb. 7 1cH -2 8. Sort,
SIR. 10o, Cough, stpiiben gonbtrase uub
(GSeb. 49, Dite.f S~rpabmap.
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Wnhnhuus NIT 9aben

I'M Wnbnbnits NIT 2abcn
@iI an Srattitr., 0tlih BON SoneS' Saaen.
Nlab % bel Jos Eu6, bis ON cine IA fFu6 breite als
lep, nit eirem groBen 3=f0dlseu Sauie, 2aben nns
@o6nune nit Baiiaee uro IA 3inlmcr entbaltens;
icrner elm 2zftGGl9er 5iesclfetnernsr Stol II. asaseR.
Relniie % bel "a fuB an Der 4lep i'm Stint. r9rnnoe,
erune %Sinsfrei. gtdbere Ausfunit 9iebt
Senrn Us. Gppfe, Nr. 9, Law Buildings,
(60-) - ct. Raul=Str.
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gu berfQnfet.

Ill 3net neue Dobnbduier nit e6oen an SoIz
Iinsitrase, nahe Dem Vtartte, ib6ues @iqentbum,
peroen bills une unter leidten SfOingunsen per-
fault. M
Seruer elm neues Wobnhaus nno 9oben an Yaltiz
TPres, fpeltli6 RON S9r9Ssritra5s, uub Jest ais Gin
Ebeelaben peInet NIP billie upb unter leidten 8ez
Ter eesinstDns nns ct. ~aaHtarahe.
$685. q. Sipesep.
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aartfnrh Gnunth zeanofrQrn,

w. 3pei 9onbtelen, nabe 8elotr, cine Don
-A4<1. 11S afer, 90 Mdsr in bober Sultur, Der Iteft
in Sol,; Die anoere 1872 4der, $50 4der urbar, Der Reft
in OoIj. Der Sobeu beiber 9anoitelen lit gut uno
aeci9uet Iir @ras unb Setraibe aler Grt; ie babtn
WobnbGuier nit Den 9eipDL nlitben 9eben9ebluben,
qntss G3uiier &C. Ndbere N%ustunit ertbeilt
Scnrp 9S. Sppfe, SIT. 9, Law Buildings,
(60E) so ct. Baul.6tr.
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DeutfDe unD eHaliiDe Ghnle.
q. Knapp,
E6s b0ft 6nfiibnn1r. n. Crnrop.NfTen

! gs tire BON auSlf .eebrern Donaan6iser Seal,
erfbeilt. 9ettionen i'm aran3ofilden unb 2ateiniIdes,
jomie i'm gIapieripielen; auf 8erlansen bebrdiIte1r
hnterrfdt in Speri1ieoenen &tGheu. 5lr ipeibIids
Ar6eiten lit cine eebreriH angetfat. Wett Der Ghuis
ith eine 3urne4nftalt p~erfnitpft;- auh uerben GdIIer
i'm Rot uno 2o9is geno ntrner. -
Sfdbere ausfunit ertbeil Der yrin5ipaI Der MnfaIt,
u. &napp, @feloo 5oaibnuftr. unbO Orange AGep.
- fQnn fGN
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9a1 DerntfefheaL

. Ser sroBe, oortreffi6 auss e%itattste Seller inter Der
Expedition bes IS orreiponoenten" lift ioIort po5ffeil
an einen reiponiibeln unternebmer 5u oermietben.
5eisuns, Waiier unb Gas. Utan uelbe it in BET
Gspee. b. 81. ' u5S-)
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gu ~berfaufen.

F1.:I "
E.I Wobrbaus on georbz 2ibertp=, nobe Saratos
99trQBe in sutem 3uftanee. -,
6erner
etne nieSlitbe gsobnuns an Gontlarbs, nabe Muls
6errpftrdBe, % SUB brett. Soaleid Su meIofn bei
Hinges * Sdraednt,
(39-l gr. 3, ct. Blulnr.
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2m Nerfdufen.

Su 0ertdIfen+
Il SInf ader 2ouo, nit 8iuei BobnbduIern,
rs oortreffti6em Sbfe, Yumpe I'M Soie uno nabe
GlitsDine geIesen, finD loiort biais 5u pertaufen.
Cine portreffIi6e @elesenbeit. Ntan mefoe ii9 bel
u. Sdbdfer, 1 Dicile iDeitli1 bon gifesuiQe on Der
So,Daro's 0finz9foab. (Sebr. 29,1ytt.)
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gu %Derfaufen ODER eesert Giaen=
thur in perStabt III ne~rtnIfc1er+

100 alter an Der Goiblnstoner gtienbabn Del 6 on=
tees Station mit 9uten eiEfahen @ebdn6en uao gu
trm Obftsarten 5u Dem biaiaen Breiie pom 5000.
ejpbn Glenn q Comp,
u9-l Iv. 62, Wef=sSapetteffr.
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9u nsrmietheu.
81 %berfaafeu.

WW..l Nv ~k**""ItNs
t5iI Das oreifSdige @obEbaus nit 2aben on
Der yforbmeit @ds Der Sonb=s unb Srleansfrase, &c
bel 10 GuB, @rnnomietbe nur $6.- Sir ben sanjen
Y(ae nnr $1,000. 3 .-g15T 5 f
, Gin por5iell6es Wobnbans on Der SeffetIonffr.,
SALE, Bdrlor, gs5immer uHo &d6e in Der eriten
Stu0e, nit SOS unf Noier, iebr btllis. Mufpnn
s Sruseup, Nr. 40, SapsS uilfinSS, ober gr.
76, Noroz4onoir. -l. (44-l
, 1872-03-06

The CHIGNoN MARKET.-A recent number
of leading Icelandic newspaper, we are
told, contains an advertisement which to
ladies will be not d little alarming. 1t runs
as follows:- Two Russian merchants,
Messrs. johannesburg and Welensky, have
arrived in this country, who are DESTROYS of
buying women's hair. They pay WE'LL"
The full significance of this announcement
will be ut once apparent. Russia, which
up to this time has supplied ~chignons with
liberal hand to coifeurs of London and
Paris has at lenght given in, and the deal
efs have been obliged to seek in the utter
most parts of the earth for the necessary
material for their trade, and to "pay well''
for it. Probably the inducement thus held
out will have the desired effect, but when
all the available tresses of poverty-stricken
Icelandio women have fallen under the,
scissors of Msssrs. Johannesburg and
Welensky, where are those enterpriGing
, 1872-03-06
Iron. the 81. IAoma 1Tdende, End MareR,
CABLE
Go be c%ontlnued.)

February %.
The Marquis of Butte will be shortly
married to the daughter of Lord Howard.
A Monarchical manifesto has been pre-
scented in the French Legislative in favour of
the Due de Chambori who is at present
in Antwerp.
The London Correspon lent OF the New
York "World" teIegraphed that Mr.. Cad
stone has sent a pacific note to the Ameri,
can Government denying the reported
speech which he made in Parliament in re-
ference to the American demands before
the Geneva Commission of Arbitration,
a correct version OF the speech acoompa-
MES the note.
There has been a great gathering Of the
French, Italian and Spanish Legitimists of
Antwerp, where the Duo de Chambord is
, 1872-03-06
5 /. d " 5,

himself from work during the week for
one whole day or more, and for having
being idle during the week, and then the
laborer shall not receive more than his
usual pay for a common days work"
When this passage is analysed it amounts
to this that the labourer, whereas he had
the right to 5 cents more for Saturdays
work, shall be obliged to forfeit those 5
cents in the interest of the planters right
as g punishment, whenever the latter
chooses to charge him with negligence
But the moral which this inculcates is not
wholesome for it tends to lead the la
bourer, whose moral perceptions soar not
too highly, to an incorrect notion of the
true character of honest labour, and, con-
sequently, exercises . demorallzing in1u-
enC9 on INN.
Paragraph 18th orders how the different
watches are to be carried out. Antlcipa-
ting the natural right OF the Eabourer to ex-
pact payment for work done at night
and custom has pretty generally established
it, that night work should be paid for at a
higher rate than WORK done il the daytime
this paragraph doSpoGcl.iy 0rdalus that
call male laborers above IS years OF age,
traIesmen included, are bound to take the
usual night watch by turns once in ten
days ;'-ot course, without any other remQ-
n~oration than a little sleep il the morning
after, uutil 5 O'CLOCK, when he must BE- at
WORK. But, seemingly convinced Of some
wrong in the matter, the legislator, in an
additional clause, ameliorates the idea by
enjoining that, "this rula shall not be COM
pu sorry except where voluntary watchmon
cannot be obtained at a hire the planters
may be willing to give" Would q plan
ter ever think of hiring when he could con-
pei the labourer to do this extra night
work gratis?
The last clause of this paragraph IS ra-
Their vaguely expressed; and a double
meaning may easily be Implied. Can it
posi- bly, mean that, the night watohman,
after having been warned to take the
watch,-which he must do g~racuitous.y-
shall be bound to pay is cts to another
to do this work, if he should not attend,
no matter what caused his non-attendaucc?
Or does it only mean that the day watch
men shall forfeit Is cts when they fail to
attend to this duty? In either case is il
not a %gIaring injustice, when the same
clause, besides this forfeiture, holds the la
bourer amenabIe for his conduct to the
magistrate, by whom he can BE- punished
for any dereliction of this duty
Go be continued
, 1872-03-06

now reslding.-The movement is becom-
ing tormidable.-T French prepondera-
ting,
Charles Francis Adams the United
States Arbitrator from Geneva has arrived
at Washington. He says the Alabama OK
element in England is solely due to the
Newspapers agitation of the question of
indirect damages.
March 1st.
Kingston, Jamaica.-A document of the
Geneva Commission has been laid before
Parliament IN which it is stated that no de-
finite account OF the claims made by the
Government OF the United States had
been furnished. The document adds that
the American Government must solidlv
establish EngIand's negligence before the
question of damages can be discussed and
that upoo this question, England is ready
to accept as final the word of the Geneva
tribunal.
Great alarm prevails in Paris in conse~
qGenco OF the discovery of a ~Bonapartist
conspiracy there. The Government are
taking the most extraordinary measures to
suppress every indication of Instruction,
but they are perfectly inadequate to the
emergency, and the insurrectionaI spirit is
already beyond control.
The British Mail Packet from Jamaica
and st. Thomas arrived at Plymouth on
Sunday last.
There has been a serious riot between
Alsacjans and German workmeni in Alsace.
The epidemic ofsmalI pox is becoming
alarming y great in the city Of Edinburgh,
The car s" newspaper has been sus-
pended by the government of France.
4 telegram from 4 special correspondent
of the English press in Germany amour
cas that the Germans are again armiug in
view of change in the Presidency and
Ministry il Ffanoe.-Fruqsia claims the
right Of controlling the change, because the
succeeding government in France NAV
feel a Dissemination Or inability to dis
charge The Obligations for which France
has rendered herself liable to the Empire
Germany,
The funeral of Mrs. julia Zabfiskie.
wife Of Hon. 4. G. Zabriskia, Chancellor
Of New Jersey, took place on the 18th in
stant, from the house No. 10 Sussex-nlace.
Jersey City. Rev. DR.. Holloway conduc-
ted the service. and Rev. Dr.. CamnbelI,
President Of Rutgers College, made q brief
address. A large assemblage of members
OF the Bench and Bar, State officials and
eminent citizens, in public and private
life, We're Ia attendance. N. Y. Times,
2lSt Feb.
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civil service OF the country through the
defective method of making appoint.
ments to office. Heretofore Federal Off
ces have been regarded too much as the
reward Of political service. Under
authority Of Congress, rules have been
established TO regulate the tenure OF Of
fice aud the mode of appointments. II
cannot be expected that any system Of
rules can be entirely effective and prove
perfect remedy for the existing evils
until they have been thoroughly tested
by practice and amended according to
the requirements Of the service. Dur
ing my term Of ONCE II shall be my best
endeavor TO 80, apply the rules as to
secure the greatest possible reform In
the civil service of the Governments and
IL will require the direct action of Con.
gress to render the enforcement of the
system binding upon my successors
and 1 hope that the experience OF the
past year, together with appropriate
legislation by Congress, may reach
satisfactory solution Of this question aud
secure TO the public service for all time
a practical method of obtaining faithful
and efficient officers and employees.
u. 8. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, December 2, 1872.
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Eight Trains Daily TO ana fro,, nm.
Nnu M fittsourg, Seven Tral lns tDalivi i'l'l9lphh
lew IS,sw York, and two trains (daily3 o"nnl lro
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I ACKAW WANNA AND BLOOMS
~ BURG RAILROAD
ON aud sfter Nov. q, 1871, Passenger Trains "A
run as follows:
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Connection made at Scranton by the lO,iO III
train for Great Bend, Bnghamton, Albany au"
all points North, East and West. s,,,,
ID. Il. BOUND, supE
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10

Farmers and others will find our stock of Pure
Ground Western Bone, Oil of Vitriol, Sulphate
OF Soda and Nitrate of Soda, of better quality
ana at lower prices than can be found elsewhere.
COACH AND WAGON MAKERS would do
well to see our stock and inquire our prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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nN and after Monday, Oct. 29,h TO-,
~ the Passenger Trains of the pn,,,, w., y, loi2,
hailroan Company viii departf from i ,Sy,i,yaha
and Erie, as follows; ~" 'orh sillsbl
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In the wonderful medicine TO which the afflicted
are above pointed for relief the discovercr be.
lcves he has combined In harmony more Of Ma.
turcs mo4t sovereign curative properties, which
God has instilled into the vegetable Kingdom for
healing the sick, than were ever before combined
in m.licinc The evidence Of thia fact Is
folni In the great variety of most obstinate dis
eases which 1t has been fou nd to conquer. In the
cure of Bronchitis, severe Coughs,
anl IN, carly stages of COnsu m ptiOn, II has
a@to1ishel tho medical faculty, and eminent ply
scitis pronouncc u the greatest medical disCoye-
ry of the are While it cures the severest Coughs,
biDJl. BY its great aud thorough blood purify
in, p',parties, 1t cures all Ifu m Ors, from the
wat S;rofuia to common BlOtch, PIm-
pi,, % fEuruptton. Nee urial disease. Mine.
VI DrlIs health ani sound constitution estab.
li-itl ErysipeIas, Salt Rheum, Fever
SJrss, Scnly or lt Ough Skin, IN short
all thI numerous diseases Caused by bad blood
yiybriting medicine
IfyJa feel dull, drowsy, dcbilitated, have salow
c)lpr Of skin, or yellowsh brown spots on face or
bpl,, frequent headache or dizziness bad taste IN
hItlts, low spirits, and gloomy forebodngs, ir-
glllr appetite. AMI tongue coated you suffer
in, fror Torpid Liver or "Bilious-
n5ss,o In mily csscs OF silver Conn
risn,cL a! ran,iy for all snch cases Dr.
Pcrc,'s G)lI, Mclicil Discovery has no cqun
al Ghosts cures, leaving the liver strength
cncl All h1llths For the cure of Habitunl
onstipation Of the bowels 1t isa never fa-
Ing rsn,lv AL those who have nsed 1t for tins
pirDltc are in in its praise.
+ Fae p"b,rirt)r offers 81 900 reward for fncd-
cine t1tt will c1ia it for the Of all the dis
ea.t4 f,r wli'' i'ls recommended
SGlh l'i,,t'sft 81 ~ brli!H F-,nnrh hy
r. V pi,.., Y y 81. p"ln"lc''~ 80 lti. th"ni-
cll Ilh,'t.,.. i"& 100. -'r".'' ,',!t'a.. y. J.
Ssll rtIc ,r'-, - r""' .'' %.
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An earnest desire has been felt to cor.
rect abuses which have grown up In the !