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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-06
SnbibitiOn ee9en Die Geneva Watch
Comnanvh

0ew- gort, 5. Nar;. = Der Game
rican Watch Com pany'' bon Baltbam iit es
selunsen, geitern einen Ginbaltsbefebl segen
bas ShrpinOelinItitut, befaunt ais bic Ge-
neva Watch Company 81 erIangen nno
bieielbe BON peiterem Inmate abjubalten.
Gs erbellt, baB bas Concern BON etnem &C..
piIfen GIias geleitet nurbe, ber als notori,
lt)er Sdwinoler betannt III uno nod ueuli6
bas Bublltum nit lpertbloien S9mei;erubren
aufiibrte, Seaen er amerif. Gtiauetten II. 3et.
den gab uno bic er Johann ais dhte @aare
in ben Marft All brinaeu uerifano.
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her;ibmtes s,pspeDfiti

Nbbpepftfef nnb tsIcRHrE uH <tUet. uHT 0tnss assa
srQnfhtiten ueide Don dnbsrn afs9eten fene Us,,es
.Iupa ettaitsu, FAB siHssiassn
Wiuer'S
beriibmtes opspepfiu
I'm uerfufben eln rein pesetablfcs YfaSardt sfnss
fidb urjddolid, ieroG IpunoeriaIh fnriren6s &6ens
faffen in obsraenanten 2eibcn beitsenb. Pir aDet<
}er ooja es en Seimttel uHer benz Yublifunl 9iebt,
wslpes in menssr ssdlsa tene Ssiluns bepirft, ole
NRiIer's Duspepfin, urb ID per @isentpiimer be'
reit, meun barun erSatt, DIE 1aMsa mspreret aals.
hurd, BEN Gs6raucb oicsr berlpnten Nrtur ibre ge'
tunSheit weoer erpalten baben. ginise oieier Tdn'
Toren troniihe Dhspepis uon oet ld!lmmitsn an
SsIt iesod nurdl Den 0ebraun einiser fSleften Gss
S'T''A u. 3. ARiuer,
oueiriaer gi9ent6Imu,
Ser. f2, Role ole-6onorcfrate
go Bel aGeu Dr uifen su boben
nGzer, o6 10 f&mgi
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Sie betten Steintn5len 3u De!I 1teDrt9:
ftem Yreiien.
aokIsu BON Der .Baltniorer @ompaanie," Don ber
uSuaer@ y Boitoner @ompasnie."
tdbwsr urb raid, brenHenoe aoblen-bie befen Soblen
auf bem bleFsen Niarfts
su oerfauien
4arreuIobungs berlonnenpetis.
kutb r9pteus' 0alleu@" unb Gumberldnber 9obleu.
6. +. Sisgs uno Games 9iaas, aeenten eer
.BoIumorsr aoblen-" II. nunioEz@ @tienbdbHs& enp. Z"
Bdreau: Nr. 2, Sputbffrake.
2oplenbof: G6e Der Rortb' nne Maetion'
0trake. Stt14,l5 y
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9r. 6. 8. Grant,

RI. 9s, ssoresSibertnitrahe, 8altimore.
tarir poltdnbis gn8brifgfeit, euItrobrencfts gntz
Ssrluji Der Stimme, Gatarrp uno alie eeloen css
6alIes, Der 2unse, Der 5arawesr, ees Dlutes, Der
SGut, Obrenlauien, Dpspepite, Waferintt 9dz
morrbotoen, 6beumatismus, SfropbeIn, WerpeHs
idudibe, ausen< unb Obren arantbeitsu U. I: 10.
Sr. Grant beilt aIte uebel uno In BET Tag
eker bel Ndht sum 8eube pon aranfen berftt.
&c ,ni0 4El
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@pebeu empfanaeu:

SDeben entp1dn6eH:
Cine groSe Scnouns idlDuen @oenac, Bints nno
salbc Btnts, uniere eigens Smpordton, une por3h9'
lid fur meoIsEibe 3uede geei9net.
u. ". Maripn Comp,
YbormdSeuten,
gde Der gutap itraBe uno vtaoionsapenue.
f0auh. 12IJ1teF)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-06

@,mttb s Gurlctt's
partiimirta bemiide Olioenzseife,
earantirt oils ebeno gut, penn nt beier, als rsenf
sine SEIZE i'm Rarfte.
An baben In anen G5roceris<e doen. (Wdr3fb,1SG
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Standardization,

RettosR sReier0t o6er Der n0t5tsC
Betro9, um oue In Srott iies
benoeH Riftos tuisoer 5u
perfihern, nod Der ornertgds
ntimenStetb etblthtettesGobeIIe
gu 4 pet. i3inien &429, 1928 "a
Betrde oner oRberen nrsites
beR6en dniprIdt eessn bic -
@eieal6ait a5f n
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BaItfmore
Ttre 9niurauee Office.

OdfueRsG6e oon 4putbs unh 0GtexH1.s
tsrf9ertfortpdbreuo gegeuB ooerS Snaben burd
1Soubunelld fouobI In berS StabE mietm eonoe, nlIf
Hrten bon gt8enthur,, Wobn=, 2aeen= unb 2Doareus
oauier, Sanbelsslier, AdI6auprobufts, N66eln,
ansgsrdtbfGaitsn, i'm pau besrifene ober tmSofeu
BAS Oiretfprium beffebf an8 fplgenhen @erreu.
Wm. O. Sarrtion, Yrdtoent;
Oeo. R. 8i6ers, Du. 3. 8rune,
8. %. Mlrids, 3. b. 4Gpff,
8apib 8. Dilfon, s.. Robt. Senftns,
8oFab Yenntuston, g. Worton Stem6rt,
8rancts 8. atna, 3. S.s ucomef,
Ssurp &arrou, Orpine poripif,
&. Q. Gteuart, %. 2B. Eapior,
SsraeI Goben.
NppIlations=6 6ormulare uno tpettere Ncdr:ht 1ber
Biz Gele1fdaft fuire tn Der Office, SibpeaeeSs bon
Goutb. unb Eaterltr., ertbeilt, aud ate Iaf.;aas
toiort erlebtgt meroen. GerF1eruuseu pe.sea aIi
kaeub cine Griit angenommen, nelts Der Applifaut
Nlaihen mag.
(5an. 1,tS.O Sr. ESoofmortb, Setr.
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1Mu8 Ship,

@leueGanD, 5. War3. Der G6rlu. 90.
Gilmore, Elm @eihlider bon OaBton, III sum
8iiaof Der 0i0seie Glepelanb ernanHt NOR
ben.
Giuciunati,6. 6. Mar3. Ser. St.'
@erihte begann beute cine llnteriuhuug Der
autlagen 9e9eu ben Oiitrifts-GnmaIt gS. Ot.
8atenann. Die Situnaen in6 gebeim.
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Simmer mebr 05etriiaer.

Nep-gorf, 5. Wtdrs. - Die Sranbs
Surp BON SeriegsGitp bat beute 81 iueitere
Iutlasen sesen Mit9lieber Der StaOtusrpal.
flfifn Rif1nehrndlf
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Oiamantcn!!
.oabare s6mudiadbeu unb
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bated, Ybilippe & Comps
0enfer SalGennbren (etmas glegantes. J
and Gin bones afortiInsnt Der beasn
f1Iberplatlirten 0Saaren BET
SEQ. HB. 9Bebb & Co.,
f2sS-Y) Gde Der Baltimore nnb 2iabtffr.
Gneer &atamba=SSetn,
i6onfeint terStabt
Yrsls I'm 0leinen nur So pro @aIone, so Gents pro
SlGIts.
arnue Erbjen, aeipaftene Grbfen,
aefrocfnete Sirnsn, 6uminD unr Critic,
500 BuineI idonsr
Wainer Garter>Gartnfieln,
100 8uIhel abeelieert.
g. 2eipis SunIap,
t6-D Scr. 13. Wcaz Sallimorefr.
yleluzDorter Buduai3en>MebL
hr.ft bon ben Tibtsn beiossE.
S0nbler merbsn brett ueriolst su ben nietrisfsn
Rrsiien BON ben 50.
gittinaer, 9err Gpmp-,
SoumiIfondre unb Nanuiaftur asenten,
fsu-, Rr. f3 nnr is, GbeapGse.
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Selesrapbiide 9epeifbelt.

ortiebuns foI9t.)
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A. @olOz ltnO SilberlDaaren.
E4 Gin reitbaltes Wager
GB neuer Gd,mudiahen.
6leaaute g | IBERIA DEN.
@oloene uno iilberne z aid enubrea.
Gilberplattirte 3Saaten.
If d u e rfu en-.
Reae Sron5e= "a d TN U. U.
Su lebr bi1i9en Ereiicn bel
u. y. sDarner
In fetnem neuen @jeihGfte,
}Sept.16,1SD Sfr. 135. 4B.=SsaItimprefr.
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pDspfptiker,
persw etfelt Mt DIT!
Nafu,anternbe aunoe fiir Gn@!
Wiuer's

r,ospepttfer unb ssloenbs dH eebers nne Wassn.
arCnfhtiten ueide Don dnbern afs9eten tene Os,ies
,~ro cvhntteu fsuh eiucRfQheu
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Die 8iattern auf einem 0er. ct.
Grien8fahr4euae.

tern baben ant 8orb Der Scr. St.tSresatte
Boubattan" in Der 0aup=garb tbr GrIdet'
nen sena6t. gine Gnsabl Seeiolbatem uno
Watroien fiub bsreitS in's Staot 9oipital
aebrad1t morOeu. Die Sranfbett brad suerit
in heu 1Rnriuez 8arrQden aus.
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9reuBsu,

Saris, 5. lfdrs. - Die Seratbuusen
eeS cabinets iiber oas Senebmen Pouper
Guertier's, oes 6inan6nlinitsrs, tuuroen bis
ipdt seltern Ibeuo fort9eieet. Oas 6einltat
1T, oaB Guertler beute beuI BrdiIoenten feline
Reltsnatlon nit einem gesleitI4reiben unO
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ntbtri4ns $l72,5I7 30
ar'Sdptsal nm ete Hoiteeu Bu RGerH 10000 %
Rttto.nsbsri4uB l6et ole g3erbinonh.
teiten tstni6lie6Iib Der ReIerpeFpneS So
nno 2apltaIeSerm6eeR S7s,siTs6
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"5- Gate HsHtFAs %usntsn Deresn usrLaast,
(57-62l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-18

two hundred acres Of that estate, incluu.ns
the mansion and the tomb Of Washington ous
the writer alleges that BY means Oh q seI sD1a
charter, quietly lobbIed' through tne Lesi' -
tnre, Miss Cunningham has become "
al practical intents and purposes, tne
s,rt,a1 owner of the property for lie,
and now lives on 1t IN eAtra'asanO
a,yle. with a great letinue Of servants ner GA
nenses paid for various pleasure trips &C. a
v,ce.reeenti is to be appointed by her TO repre-
sent each State, who are to meet once a year
for the. government of the assoelat,on' AT
lone perio6s some four or five Of them are
brought together, they enjoy Miss Cunning
hams hospitality for a time, and ask no
auestions as to her management OF affairs.
She has deposed the national secretary and
appointed a private secretary, who also pre-
serves a discreettsilencer and no living being
outside of the clique at Mount Vernon mas a
knowledge about the funds that are called for
received, and never accounted for OF returned.
So says Mrs. Briggs, in. all Of which, OF course,
no one would accuse her Of being the least
envlous. She further alleges that although
two hundred thousand dollars are now asked
for BY the regent, the estate is s~elt-supportlng
on account of its various sources OF income.
The accusations will probably lead to inVesl1-
CATION, and meantime it will be prudent not
to, Jump to conclusions on the subject. IL
NAV be diamond cut diamond"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-18
The Rice Tariff.

We have received a copy ofthe speech de-
.Iiyered, in the United States Senate, by the
Hon. Fla ~Sawyerin favor OF retaining the
present duty on foreign rice. MIR. Sawyer
as was his duty, dwelt upon the injury when
would be done the oolored laborers by q re-
duction OF duty which would make the Guilt
walton Of rice Improbable, and demanded
that the colored nen of the South Carolina
coast should be treated with as much tender
ness as the Pennsylvania and Massachusetts,
manufacturers who hayea legion OF lobbyists
to- defend their cause. Our own position
upon this matter OF. the rice tariff, as a
politico-economical question, i, we'll known
but we fully appreciate the energy with which
Senator Sawyer haas advocated the interests
of the rice Planters and especially of' the
colored laborers who depend for their living
.luipNon,the maintenance and increase OF the
culture Of Carolina rice.
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time paid Tor. ~ ponnd
NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lost ana founa'
-sosrdIn9. 10, not exceeding 20 words, % oen %
each. insertion; over 20, and NOT eAeee ana ~,
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mere rates are MET, and must Invariably %
paiGinlsdvance. CO..
- Iddtess RIoRDAN, DAWSON d o
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- H- -
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Zion ofn witness for:the government which,
the bast lawyers have informed Us, is neith-
er sanctioned by law Of p~recedeaE: One
William White vas sworn, who testified that
he deliberately shot a harmless negro by
name Charles Good, the victim having been
first tied to a sapling; and who set up as an
excuse for, committing this outrageous muir
der, that be was forced by fear OF death, at
the hands Of one Wesley Smith, to commit
the deed. .T.
If the Government of the United States
expects to convict criminals upon charges Oh
so>ysry grave Q character, it will be seen al
once that 1t; cannot be done before any hon.
est or conscientious jury upon the testimony
of the principal felons. Lawyers OF aollty
have informed US that the principal ielon
can never be put up as a witness against his
accessory-his testimony is considered "a
entirely iRadmissible for reasons which are
obvious, and not necessary here to mention.
This man White, by his own confession
committed an appalling murder, %unprcVoKea;
and yet he is used by the government 10
convict those in a lesser degree implicated
and it is expected Of jurymen to oeAeVe
such witnesses. 1t is simply Impossible.
And Just here it might become the subject
OF inquiry how this murderer, White, came
o be a witness? The district attorney, who
has the reputation OF being q good lawyer
must have known that be was an incompe-
tent witness. Yet, the government having
used him as a witness, las we are told. oy
lawyers he is as free to-day from proseeu-
ton as the most innocent Of mankind. The
crime Of murder, committed upon the 'un-
fortunate and unoffending Good, need no
[loDger disturb his mind; so far as the pun
ishment Of earthly tribunals is concerned ne
is safe. The government at Washington
might be disposed to ask, and perhaps VIII
ask, who it is that turned this murderer
loose. Was it Colonel Merrill, or was it Mr..
District Attorney Corbin
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-18
feaal Notices.

.GTA.TE OF SOUTH. CAROLINA,
y CHARLESTON COMPLEMENTARY g.
CAKES, ExecutriG, vs. DANIEL F. APPLETON e.
al-OEDER.-On hearing the eturn;o JOHN g.
MINOR TO the rule 10 this case. ordered that the
ReIeree do advertise In two OF the daily papers OF
Charleston, one OF which Rhall be the Daily Be.
publican, once week for twenty:ope days, for al
persons Claiming to hold any judgments or other
incumbranee against the Estate OF q. B. CAKES,
deceased, TO show cause before the Referee Within
that time why the ssles already made IN this case
shoald not be confirmed by the COURT, and II any
cause be shown by any such creditor, that the
Referee mined ately report the same: II no cause
be confirmed, and that the purchasers lmmedi.
ately comply with their bids made at.the said
sales. r. T.
April II, 1872.
apr1s-th3' Charleston County.
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!. TIE New York Herald is as busy in urg.
ing the annexation OF Mexico as in throw
ing cold water upon the Cincinnati Conven.
ton. It now says that the time is near
when tthe boundary line will have to be
..swept away, and the authority OF the5Unl-
...eed States extended to the Pacific ocean,
and, therefore, askssthe President to send q
corps Of observation to the frontier $50 tha'
sour government may be ready for any
contingency that may. and,probably will
..soon grow out OF: the anarchical condition
.tofI Mexico" - VI
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FoGARTIE,s BOOK DEPOSITORY.
NEW CATALOGUE, No. Is.

NEW CATALOGUE, No. Is. ai,.y
LIFE AND TIMES OF REv. JOHN WESLEY, By
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q T TUe, Hidden idties Lie Of the soul, from the French,
BY the author Of "a Dominican Artist, y DC, 81 Co.
Truth and. Trust, Lessons OF the War; four EI-
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Medttatlons on the Miracles Of Cnrist, py rev.
Legends Of the Patriarchs and Prophets, BY 8.
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Great Preachers OF all ages, by & Paxton Hood,
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Drngs an6 Menltines.
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- -
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Wine OF Pepsin
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Notifies in. Bankrnptrp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-In the matter OF
JAMES S. PERRYCLEAR, Bankrupt-In Bank
ruptcy.-To whom 1t may Concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice OF his appointment as
Assignee OF JAMES s. PERRYCLEAR. OF the City
OF Charleston, IN the County Of Charleston, and
State OF South Carolina, within said District, VINO
has been ad1udged q bankrupt upon hl3oWn petl-
Dated the 18th day OF April, Al: ISL:
A. G. PALFREY,
anr1e-ths Assignee.
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TUsT RECEIVED,
T., ALarge Assortment of.
FINE GLASSWARE, KEROSENE J. LAMPS MP
AND sHADEsOF ALL KINDS.
, Also, a Full and ell.seleoted Stock Of. ,
q GROCERIES, PRoYIsIONsi'6c.4 ID
Choice 8. o: HAMS, STRIPS and SHOULDERS
Extra Fulton Market Beef
MOL Macxerd 5..
Choice Salmon and. Halbut Fins
Extra Goshen Butter and Cheese
Sugars of all Grades -.
RaisinB, Almonds, Figs, Currahts, Preserves, DO.
L have, Oh hand a, Full Stock Of BRANDIEs,
Wines, Whiskey, de-, which I am prepared to sell
at Wholesale or RetaiLd - 7t3 ,-E3dIs
Orders from he Country will receive prompt
attention. BY addressing letter TO Postottce Key,
BOX No. 24s. : ~ 49, +;
All goods delivered TO any portion Of the city
free Of charge. - q l.g: ID. RITZ GIBB0E,
liaicg NV. corner King and Cannon streets.
sprs-1mo
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The attention OF Passive Members OF the Club Is
respectfully called TO the following extracts Of the
Rules OF the Society:
RULE 7.--Paaslve Members are permitted at all
times to visit the Grounds with their respective
families, as well as Active Members.
Passive Members In Uniform have all the rights
OF Active Members, except the last shot, or
Kings Shot, at the Eagle, and the shot at the Tar
get: or Honor. But they are not permitted 70
hold an Office, nor have they q Vole.
Passive Members pay, like Active Members, So
entrance fee, and 81 per annum arrears.
Active TENDERS are not permitted TO shoot at
the Eagle except they Join the Parade on the 1irst
day OF the Festival, or pay q rne Of Five Do1srs;
and nobodyiis permitted to shoot at the Target OF
Honor except he has paraded with the Society.
Cards Of Invitation have to be!worno on the hat,
30 that the same can be seen. Invited Guests and
Members In uniform are excluded from this rule.
No horses or carriages are permitted on the
grounds during the Festival -.
d, The Members, active as well as passive, are re-
specially requested to get their Cards Of Invita-.
ton from'Mr. g.. b. LINDsTEDT, corner Of Cal
houn and King streets, Free OF Charge,
All the South Carolina Railroads have kindly
consented 10 bring visitors to ithe Festival for
.HALF FARE. sprl-nwssawD1l-
=.a- = r. =. - u o.
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THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
No. $50 KING STREET,
DIVES and Cleans by means Of steam, Gentle
mems Ladies and Children's Clothes. Fine Laces
and Lace Curtains cleaned and done up with the
Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace and Grape
Shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed.
~ Goods received and returned by Express.
jun22-lyr BLLLEh, Pfoprlesor'
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financial.
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1872.

The above named institution. is now open for
business in the Peoples Bank Building, No. Q
Broad atreet, and;will receive ANY AMOUNT On
deposit, and pay interest on the sam At the rate
OF SIX PER GENT. per annum. All amounts de-
.paeited previous TO May lss'wili commence draw
ing interest from the 18th instant.
While the regular annual interest Is SIX E
CENTUM, On every fifth year dating from April
1921 ALL OF THE PROFITS MADE viii be d.
vided among the depositors who have been such
for the space OF one year Immediately preceding
the date OF such division, according to the time
and amount OF each deposit.
HENRY s. GRIGGS,
apr8. stuth1mo Secretary and Treasurer.
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