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SbiTsua6rtcbten.

Der 0ampfer y8ebeda &lpoe," Gapt.
GbilOs, fam Sonntag bon 8%ilmiustou, ST.
Der 9ampfr ySames Il. @arp," Capt.
ssh, lief SOnntag bon Newberu, N.'&.,
bier Elm.
Die ruiEihe Sarfe y5amion," Gapt. SUI
noe, lief aal 6. Suit pom Baltimore in Jtelu.
ROB ein.
Sic Oeutihe Sarfe ,Suca," Gapt. 8enbe'
hort, ltah am 4. Suit Don Bremerbauen mad
unierem 9aieH III see.
DE snyllite Bart. rei33ie Nupmoub,"
Capt. Solo.n, bon bier uad Sua inSuglano
unterpeIs, fam am s. Suli on Deal, GnS.
LAMB pOrbei.
Die uOrlpe9i,de 9arte rsiobnu," Capt.
Ifuloen, fam am Z. Sui bon Baltimore IN
Queenstown on.
Die Sarfe rGaroline 2aront," Capt.
gopter, BON bier abgeQangeH, errelhte aIn 8.
Sui Queenstown in Srlano.
Die grisa y&bimbOra5o," Capt. SoombS,
ieAelte am 10. Suit BON Saguala Sranpt
bierher ab.
Nad Baltimore b%e1immt, fauieu geiierr
fol Jenoe 6aAr3eu3e an Der 6eituns 0tonros
8a., uorbei: ole Briggs pSorrent" bon Sar.
oenas nnf Suba, D@ltnbOraso" uon SaJut
Ia @raupe uuO y&Glerpo" Don Sul in @uy
LAMB uno ole Sarte rSobn GocFrep" Dol
| New=Dorf.
Dte pobe Gee getuann gefteru Die mad eng
,anD beltlmmte Slrfe ID IItlan0."
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u eridptsperbanDlnnaen

&reisgeridt ir Salttmorer
Gouutp. Eomiou 0 ~ n, ben %.
Suit. (Gor ben &lhtern Rtharo 9raion
uuo @enrg O,Gott.) Batrid Utorriitp, Der
@rmprouH9 Sobn Srom's an9eidalot9t, er-
lauQte frait .tnes Habeas Corpus-@Ilufss
qeqeu $500 Caution, Die 8m. Boone uno
RIharo 5Oppsbp ~ltelten, ietne 6rstbett ME
Der.
0aiien s@eri d t. - (Sor ben &ids
tern 0auelS, 2inblap unO Siihep.) 0tartanue
gSiuiams erhielt Soumaht CUR Serpaltuu9
peS gtatialieS pom Soieph @tutams ($5000).
-Sermann 5a1s, Soutredsr oeS Setameu
ties oes perltorbenen Simon SurletH, itaIb
aeliern ftiib pegen @erln9lddsuu9 9erthtlt'
daer 4utoritdt Dor benz Seritt5hOfe, relp.
ueaen yilhtbsfolsuuS zines SefehleS pea
lSailenQertd9teS, iiber oas nG69slalene per
l0nlide Gigeuthum Des &rblafers Elm Sns
ueutar etnSureiden; ba5 Gelee perlan9t etHe
iolhe Ginretdung bianen BRET Utouaten, mn
i'm Sauuar ruur Sad5 als ytahlaBperrpalteI
eiuueieBt rporOeu. Oas 9eriht belegte TIM
NIT $50 CITRATE uuo 81 Soften, ples Den
Sderiff an, ,bu bis sur Gntrlhtung Der 49,
III Saft III bebalten, Huo CAB Dem 3eIta
ment8. Solitreder auf, ale sur NddlaBnlalt
aeb5,iqen Sober ipdteiteus am 23. Sull, D,
/. beu,e, eem @erihte ein5ubGnct9eu. (8e.
aen perlelben G%erldumnlB mar Sads Dol
einlseu Sagsn I'm So nsbIt Soften 9eblB'
p0r0el.
Common BIeas.@eridt.-(S
Nl6ter @ursp.) Charles >. 0ioale seSer
6einri9 8ouet; benz 8ldser 800 5nsrtannt
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benz Su5boben ae5o9eu rpire uub In bieier
Gtplttuo nprblpiht. Bis eS aeihlattet in,

benz SuBbooen ge3o3eu Dire uub In 6ieles
GtelIna uebleibt, BIS es seitluhtet iii.
Ger 9letiher ihuetoet nun tn bic Sinter'
fife oer1oe inter Dem SufIefenie, entferut ben
sui, fiat Die @uoen bes 9rsu3hOl5es 3uiiheu
Die Eletieu uuo &nohen un0 hingt oas
areuShols on eiueu %eiiernen SI9el, woranI
bas Soufabsieber, ausnehmen uno 3errlt=
ten beatunt. Wie Die Grbeit fortIfrettet,
,rcht man mittelit oes Tlaihen,uges oasShier
IN jPDs seuiiuihte 90he, mas auBerorosntltt
leldlt gelhiebt; oabsi blelbt Die Saut rein unO
in eutem 3ultanoe fir ben Gerber.
Gus beul Bferte init baS Shtsr auf elreH
bepe1lihen 6uBbooen, Der auf Ndoer1 gsht
uno liberaq bin td leift ,iehen ldBt; man
fam oamit auf aeihlatteteS biere obne gsoBe
Ufiibe in etueu @ageu roueu.
Die Grfnoung eripart arbeit uub erlelt>
te1t oa5 Shlaften unD bic 3urlbtung oeS
geihladteten &6teres.
ytahoem bic aupeieuben bon ber8irfiam'
felt oes apparatcs I'D hinlan9lid lber5eu9t
batten, fauoen lie fh I'M Seeger & Stietel''
idleu Hofale bel eiuem Smbiiie 3ulamEle1, no
bel Die YorsiiJe Der Srenner'ideu @rftnornG
griinolih er0rtert puroen.
Ous 9erian'lhe Observation-Disclosures Il
UuS HlDDtS III uIu Utl SulituiUiS. W u
$40, 900 III erlihten uno miBt SO bel 40 6uB
Das oa3u 9~eh6cise GtsbauS, 40 bel 40 6uI
sroB, fa6t 1000 2Onnen &ts.
Oas Giup0tel. Separtement tann 60 Stid
iifer ODER 10000 BfIno bergen. Sorl9e'
Sabr muroen in benz tletusreu 9ebGuoe 200
Grid Sieb geihlahtst. Sn benz grSBereI
t0nHen wD9enlll9 200 Stid gei9ladtst weF
ben.
8etterau8ii6ten.-S ben mitt
leren Staaten tbelluelie oroberbe6 8stter
tbellpeils tlarer, wotienlOier Simmcl, mog
llherpelIs Re9en an Der iiioatlautIlden Siie
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ausauo Scs n2ieoerfran;es."

@ie lplr b6ren, wtrD per ygleoertrauS"
ieiue Dtesidbri9e, ON "a. bS. Wi. nod ga Belle
@rpue anaeieste 8aiierfahrt uuf benz elegant
ten Oampfer ,%Gbamplon" gu elmer Der anjtes
henolteu MAIDEN, Die er ie ab9ebalten, uno
mir ulIIen, oaB OaS aus ieiner liltte genablte
Teequii gs.Somite eiu uOrtreidl9eS Yro-
orumm aufJeiteqt bat. Singer Den gsm0bn-
ildlen Qttrattionen BON aiihe uno Seller III
elm treiIldes Dtuhtcorps en9aSirt, oaS ben
rei,snoen 6iiBaeu oer Oamen tattpole Sepe.
auna paiprid]t. Sooanu lit pas berlbmte
9&ieTler Oamen . Sraelter geuonneu, oelien
98ellen init oener Der re9uldrell Itullt ab
med,jelu ueroen. gtmaS wirtlih @pofe
MQheuoe8 miro aber oa8 B~relslingen uon
meuiaitens ieaS aus Der Diitte Oes Seretn8
aebil0eten Quartctten ieln, oereu gettun9er
Don unuarteliteu Breisrlbtern rueloen beurz
tbeilt, reip. 9etr0nt nsroen. Vab Der 1hs
funft auf Dem Seitplase ,perben Die ntht BON
Serpit)oren i'll Guipruh g%euommenen 9erreI1
upo Oamen fi1 nit BOl5en'hieBen amiiIiren
mn aud bel oieiem bic 9ei9idtenen 9eel9nete
YrelIe erbalteu. GS loleu pom Serelne $50
5ur 4niaaifuus bon Yreiien fir PrelSitnseu
Huo YrerslHieBeu au8geIeet icin. Brr 9lau'
| ben nttt, oaB eS n0t9lg ut, inebr 3t lagenI
| um einerI fDrmIldeu Stnrm oes Publltuma
nud Siueteu ;u oleier Sabrt beruor5 urntenI
Die bet aucn atttueR Nfitslleoern oes Sereins
AL hQbeu mo.
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6faOtsWcoiifrQtorss 8ureau.

VnItImOrt, UFN 10. VII IoI-
9a bic straBen : 9urhbruGe : Commit arc ttheH
roleu uno uer6eIIerten Bertdt iber bic AEldse mo
8ergutungen Der 5nlie6uni elner 20 Fun br
tea Huen (scu0pnIth @Io8sIts Iltn g nGnnp
SGfon, StraBs uu6 8ruue strl5t, in metnrm pit
reau nieoeroeIc9t BADEN, 70 magt lh btcrrtt &c
flnns, raj tie 5luer uno 8ldue btHitdatd ctrlel'
ben in St0ot : Jte3ttrotors !. Bureau bis Alnl -.
y IauIt 1872 1ur Ginitht Iar ale intereiiirlen Yer
to1er ge6ifnet iein rUercen. md9reEb Dtlder !Seit Don
rer Gntibeiouug Der @ommiiore IN lr4eno e'ncin
0eritte ipClht5 SertdtSUlrtett onrlher 0GltSt'
4ppeiltiou ~cin9eleet luerbCn tann.
ii67.72 7,82) Johu ". Rubb, Re9thrdtot.
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GIN, 8aiber'fhen ,,SDeSn"

an5apz6rebsrtd tn
III lest Elm gdnJlid naue7 BerIonol eL9a9irf, nel1es
otee Gin jdblreimes Bu1litum nad cen irtunpli1sn
Riumtu ces .SreoL" 5iept. Se Lod pen lrlpe;
motlbetannte 1teeeridn9erIn EIi; Dta9oie SoneTs
rritt ersnious wiete r aui uno ernotct itets oeu leo
boiteifen SeItdu. 0epe1 Ibr sIinpu porBuSslustIs
mon Sis Samen Weoaie u lion, 0taegie 1tottImcr,
Mocu Rodocap uno 2ulu 0elmGo uno he 99. SGn
nonnrb, Gam > me IRE Srant ON. 8te u gle III
in Dan n6nceu pes 0rn. Don 9oIpdro, nablsno 9r.
q. s.. Rud1on us 0iuitnireit.r iunsirt.
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~ .SA fann nnm0altd, obne

DaiieIbe fem u Oa5 lagen ote SIllhls
bus unoBisroebabn &ompasule'n, oieDfieth-
Ball. 8eFser, aGe Bettrenu-S eiuder, Stal'
fuehte uno Yferoebeeiter bonn ID II 4 O il
9tnemente. gle .f1unen niat obne bai'
ielbe ietn!" lluo rpalum ? 8eil es Die dnBern
auidm.uuuseu u. l.. no., welhe inter Der'
fdiepenen gtameu bic Nistihfe.t uub ben
gS erth pes SSntas Der SieriiBler beeintrdG'
tiaen. unisblbar sntferut uuO neil 60 ferner
bel gerhaudunssn, yerreutuuSen, Buncret.
bunseu uuo anoeren Shaoeu, oere1 Das
Yfero untermorfeu, bas nerldBlihlte Prapa'
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ss gSoierSuAt nnO uafTerfibs

tiae Mnfhipellunaen ueroen cnrd Or.
SHINES umiti III m NJ itttl (alterl:
ttuIm) iider geheilt. SIS regt Die aufiau9ets
ben @eiaBe uno Orsane in 9eiutosr &hatig'
fett an, poourh ale malierigen ooer taltar'
tis.n 4blaserunsen almailh, aber fd)sr ent'
iernt peroen eS iteisert auh Die S~sroauun9Ss
trait uno tbeilt Dem san,en Spdeme erntute
gneraie nit, bebt alio ale Seiapr stnes Rids
faaes. Oas Mlittel lit bel allen apothetern
an habeu, C74,6 9t&p)
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0erfins & 6nule'S

nid,t erpIoSirenre &erpiine oeer aohisnsSei-
pampe i'm 5rosen un0 Sleiner. AueiRIge agentur
~ Sabrifpreiicn, ioUie ouh lit Die bsriipmten sSete.
heIs Orb alpiet.S pmpasnie. Dian lence oosr
ipredoe psr iur @rrtulurc pei Sebr: Sarps
"u3Dtrs.1 8 ,4ptum) Sri. 246, u. zSoItilnoIefr.
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Nutlidle Nrifhihe.
Hoole & quit,

O6r. 181, Wortbitra1e, Baltimore, Mb.
babritauten pom
trasbareu unS feften 9ampfmaiatneu nne
SeHelu;
BON Sabcog & QStlcOg'S patenttrten
r0brenrOtmisen Ddmpffeneln3
BON SJaS. 3efTel's patenttrtem Ime
risaniid3en DOppelteu S@nereenIacs
(Eurbine)5
BON @mustDss nuo GrlupeHmublsn, WaelmlbsWlos
ihtnerie, @eleu, &rPtbraosrR u. I. ~.
(Soz1, 12Wite, t&D4-Pl
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rat i'm Rarlte ii. unb bod uufafeu bieIe
Gmpfebluusen nur ciuen Sheil ieiuer An'
ipriidle auf oaS 3utrdueu oes Bublltuuis.
0dhreuo eines 3%eitraumes BON mehr, cenr
ieds,ebu Satren hat ,8 fh 9eeeu uiele Der
peiui9euSfsn 0teaclpiOriI% teiteu, wslfs bic
Menidheit plagen, pie6beumotlsmus, 5idlt,
RsruenIeioen, Qenoeuweh, nerpDlen 9eltdltss
itmer3, b0ien pals, Sbrenz uno 3ahuldlmers
sen oils elm Specificum uno gIetherpetle 9e,'
zen Ghnitt., 8Iano,, SrubwunOeH nno
Guetiaaugen ais Elm unusrglsihlites Sell'
mittel beuabrt. Q74,6,8t&m)
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NInnnn=Mnrten.

Or. Z. SaFelpurft, ytr 50t, IssItsS Baltimore,
SIDE Ser 8inetr., bat ieirer hibiden 9arten tut Die
sommeriaiion misce, gro fnet mo eurh auBsrit Sc
ihmadpone ausitattuns %oeneiben pen lreunotl1en
urb eInlapennen &harafter ielRes GtabtiiemeHts gu
erb0ben iia %ueftrebt. HIh ME Dor miro SaS oelt>
tate Naserbier aus Sdaler & 8e.te's SraueTel'
Cincinnati, creosuSt, un6 lit Sortsbrur9 9etTonen
moroen, nus ner ~eoIs 5toft" Mot aus9ebt. Seoen
Wontdo uno SaHhtag abenb als Gru1<3u8abe tlr
Die 8einter 5armonie<ptuiif, dusselahrtuoH capt
Miutsr's 18th Regimental Band.n
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6aars feline uriprilH8llGe Earbs reblt Dem 9ian5s y
Der Eriihe Der Su9cno balo tUieoer; es oernltt olIns
rGs Saar, tbut Dem Ausgcbeu scr 5nare GlnpGlt unt
pcilt OFT. 96idon midi INNER Sa9ltopg9te,t. El0a
Fam, lUenn otc NaaruurSeIn Sertort ooer nc oaat'
bruien uerueltt unb abgeiforben itno, bas Gaar luis'
ner9crieacHi aaeiu oas nod uerbnnneIe 3oaf tann
burd 6teies Wittel erbllten uno 10 sur &Potl9tTtl un'
Stutt Dem 6aaye burt eincl tlrtitert9en yiieoerlaln9
Al Ih1oen, bdlt es baiielbs rein uno leoenslIdltl9.
Sein oeleoenttiher @~ebrautb miro oas oGGr am
4ueiaileu oner @%raunerocn binoern, Iol9ltb on
8lblf0pfteteit uorbeu9CH. Die GSieoer9etteuun9 ce1
9ebenslrdit, pelhe es Der Sopibaut p%erlciet, ocro!r.
bert, OaR fh Sdori, Der OFT 10 unretr mo ant9Bl9
ut, oilcct, uuo tbut Dem 9citerbtleen ~htiieloen YIN,
bait. 6rtiuon ienen ihiotiheR subtanicn, eurd
pelte eipiqe Saarutittsl BEN Sdare itaolth une &C.
iGbr(id neroen, tam Die "VigOr" nur ytustn illltelt
ric SDaOeu brirocn. Srautt mon nur Gin SdGt
fr%itrspNittel, 10 ld6t Th ni1t5 GmprblsnsEuutsG'
res oenten, ais Die 'vigor." Sieentbdltptocr SaI
nod TTdrbetoii, beIbmuBt feline rUelBen 3lelner urc
6isiht oot ianaetm Saars, ocm as eincn toitIiQer
@(anS un6 ctusn lie5lthen Wobl9erub uerietht.
Seriertiat pOn Or. !. 9. Ansr Is NonP'
pratttiben uuo analptiiben ShemIterR
4oncn, WGH.
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SermtI1te Seri6te.

Gin hiibitsr SdGppenlte0ter Streth miro
aus SuDtuua berlhtet. SH UttlerSburg,
Utunold Gountp, gerietb am 4. Sui Der
SlCbbdnoler UtIlier nit elIen 5entllen SDoz
mas Utc9uire in &ortpehlsl, Der oaullt en-
otte, oaB Wic SURE ben Siehbanolsr eIld)oB.
4ls Der &enitabler Wic9ure thu perbattets,
um ibn nad Dem @etQngntlte HSooHptlle
III brinQeu, iano iitl II. u. aud Der SttetUas
Ter Uic@uue's tin uno mdhte Dem YoitSllten
Den SerldlaJ, nit tpu III letueTI Su95p
Blab Al nebnleu NIB Uic9Hlre auf oaS BIerO
ITS. II III lafeu. Ser B1lISlIt ~iUlIlate, gtldts
S1ie8 ahueno, eir. Saum mar mau elnige
SdrltGe melt gtiahrcu, 10 'erihnttt Dic9uue
Die St1Qn0e oe5 BierOes uno loIt Blng Otc
afeiie in iluieaeem @alOpp. St5 leet bat
man nod telne Spur Oes @ntflO9enen ent.
oedt.
Sn New-0 OFT lsntte ras OOtt 0or9eltern
uno geIteln iattJefunoene errte SdpeI5et
Nationalfea ulelieltIse aufmertidmfelt Gnt
lih. Sine Dfeu9e Beiuper aus Soror,
CINCINNATI, Helpart &C. hatten iitl oaSu eln'
aeislt. Dem COMMISSIONER Ill 5ones'
2SooO mobnten iiuer 20O0 Uiealhtn BET. On
gtelp yorf hutten ulele onsutlLhe SOtale, IN
metteu S1mel;erpeIelne lpre pauUIq l%artlest
hoocu ODER uertcbreu, Die Sbtue1ier 6abne,
oas netBe &rsu3 i'm rOtbeu Selot, ole oeut,
lhen SrIcolore, paS amerltan,ite Sternelz
banner unO anoere 6alnen III @hren oss
Sehts apiaejo9eu. Den gr6Bten Subel raj
bel'al &onierte Elm Don elmer Dame uno leds
Serren I'm StperSer JtdtloualsS oiime pOr.
9etrageusS 3oOlcr.Nteo D0Ort oDen out Der
dip" beruOr, welGes unter lilirmlldeH Sel'
iaQs SealontratlOaen mreoergolt peroen
muBte. Der geurlge Gag mGr Der el9entllbe
9aupttas oes 6etsS. Qas leltballl5e Pro'
granlm umfuBte etneH 8roBen Ueit5Ug,
DampibOOt . 6aprten mad SOneS' $4,000,
aasr art Solfsueiu itiJunJen o~dlelbt, eln
t;relsi1ieBeu, Dlrtcunng clHer SAreijer
5od1tt aus benz II. SablDunOcrt, Armbrults
ldtsBen fir 8nGbeH, atbIeIIib opIeler 6eIer.
mert, SOmmernahtSiti Il. \. ~.
ySatel" SjetrInstt ioeben BON
einem Seiuhe 81. Bttsrsbur9'S nab ytep'
Yort 5urat Jeisbrt.
3n Gblcayo baOsH ole S%on3erte oeS
ftau5. Vtutt-&orp5 Demltlbsn $4,000 sHn'
sebraAt.
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GGirieu6eri6te.
8eri6tet BON YIN. Tifbcr S S0buen,
SIR. 80, SoutbitraBe.
Baltimore, hsn q. suIt, I'll
iosu IS Ssrto9is Nv, uer bleassu S9ri. ma.

NIt YtIttI8tn StITlITt WI WI FItVsIH UVtN WU'
reR t%olQenoe:
1910 Baitimoret Etuot-S edisr 1875, ,...... SA
3,lU0 Ditto rlttO 1890, ~. 80
5,UU Wemp9iier Seditr .......",,...-... 3oA
$500 BtrsrnId usriu. ecrliftau... -. t5H
300 BlrJiniG.@ onioIs, neIt, .......... ~
500 giIt5burgs& Oui. s9dLn"s 0bliqat.. II, 9'5s
LOO ,Iorol. 6lntratoaba"s0 oi., 1870. 6It.. 9SH
INN aJSatf. 9PS. "a abn"z Dol, y or, qur. 50
400 ,Uiar. sSlnc. -Bnhu"z9 hl., 2. opp., T 9tb
100 .pldr. sStuc. zBa1n"zS biiB., 3. pup. Sr 9i4G
500 oItto ottto Ditto 3. onp , 81, 63es
800 or. III sD&an; fBdhH"@O Dbl. ,4.1pp. N 81
500 attlen DER SoliIpSd5z9onpGgnle".... 2th
Lkps2iurfec @lIfu.
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sssy- yDer 6rn. Sofepb Natber Inter

tg- Wer 9rn. SOfepb Naiber unter'
nehmunqsgeiit abiprltt, thrt es entlpeosr aus
bDiem GlIen orer aus AurSihtiSteit. GIN
ueuer geueis bisrfir bat Sr. 9fatber ioebsn
wiebsr baoura segebeu, OaB CT iein uSoson"
mt einem 9ampnaher uno Wtnotlt9eln
fabl erbalt. Cine feline 0anlptnla'dlne
binter Dem Shenttiia tleibt ben 6aderappas
rat uub uerbreitet &iihlung in BEN netten
QofaIe. Die Sree gu Dem apparats ltanmt
aus Soiepb's eiscuem 9irne; 81. 9ta'dlne
lieB er BON ben 80. 5hiler & SObn amer
tinPu
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saz Dpspepite ooer HHoer-
baultdfeit lit cine ShpdHe ODER thells
meiie Qabrnuus beS Nasens. Die Speiien
meroen u,dt geb0ris alimilirt, II. otes brin9t
ben aauSen a6rper in llnoronung. IS per.
uriu6t SdmerBen in &Opf, Shul.ern, SruIt
uno Riidsn uuo bisueilea in Den Selnell uno
Armen, ebeniO Magenoriden. Das bette
Uirttel oagegen lit 8arlsbaoer SpruoelsS al5.
Oas edte miro nur in GLADDEN. uerfautt.
81. GoaeIer S Somp., ast. Q4l-p.4.)
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Der ,,NrtpuH

madt Sonntag. ben IL. Ausuf, einen nus
nla per DampiboOt mad WOnumental'
6tibin9z $rope.
uebcr 1unapoliS mad NOunbzSap
mro 6reltag, ben 26. Sult. ein 9roBer 4us.
flua Der Qampfhoot fiuttiiuoeu. unter ben
uielen 4uSHiigeu, welde oieie Sailon berelts
uuf,urueiieu bat, iplro oteler obne 3rpelfsl
Der anaenebmite werbeu. Gin Seoer, pelder
ieinen alnpern Elm Yergnii5en berelten mill,
IoQte nitt uerieblen, ~oltielbeu Srelta9 Nad~
mittaa nm Is ubr nod Der sishtrtraBen-
@slite aufiibren, UNI ih bort NIT ibnen an
8oro pes Dampfboote5 sSbeiter" 1u %beseben.
0amit es bel oteitr @ele9enbett rltt OIL gutter
Mutf feblt, 1T &apt. 3Oiimann'S trsiilldss
MgfifcorpS euyu9irt uerrsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-23

I'm Su1ius gSinfet'S y00lfsaarten"
flaoeI iortan iereu OiOntGs uno Sonnabsno
aroBes @artensS ousert itatt. DI 9r. Wlntel
fir elm gutes Wultcorps gorge gelra9en bat
uuo aud ole Spsiieu uHO SetrdHie NldtS 6u
piuIden iibrtg laiieH, 10 f0uneu MIR etnem
Seoen ben Seiud Oisies freunoliasn Sartens
beiterS empfeblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-23
8Qltimnrer Wtarttbcri@te.

(Edglit berihtet fir Den "Gorrs'pounsntau.-D
Gu~arus.ercijc.I V aIttm0rt, p. Sult ie72s
Webl tISalsens, 9iogGeHs, Yiaissl
0ofpnrpnr. SupcTs uHb SrtrG- ID cbl 81 80 so %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-23

SDicbsln, pro sas ........-...... 0n0 900
aT- @oimmer bic ETeiie ntbt uottrt, In anIH'
eebmen, oaB Fetne 8orrttbs i'm NaTtte ftno, ooI
perIG6ltRe Aottrunesp iebleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-23

On Gbtcago BADEN ole 9%on3erte oes
fang. Vtuitt-&orp5 Demlelbsn $4,000 sun'
aebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-23
Cef-ei6.

(Bras, 5. Suli.) Ben iammtliden
Goniiitorten lit on aue uuter9eOroneten gtit~
llten Or5aue Der 2tuinaB 9eIeltct morDen,
4ugeiinls Der SerfolJunJ Dos 5slultcuolOeuS
in oeutIheu GttIhe otcieu um ole tGtlollihe
Stride bohusroleuteu SrOeu NIT alien Dit
telu 5u uertbeioi9ea unO ieiHeu wahren @srtp
auf,Itllren. glue gleite Sroer er5raJ an
idnntltte tatholuhrn Seetue in Oeutif)
86bmsu, Die su Oteien Suoe SOrtrdJe ucraA-
ltalten uno Btoldureu enirsn ioueu.
- Sin pom &c. SUM Dattrter &rlaB bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-23

ySatel" Sjelrtnst ut Ioeben BON
einem Beiute 81. Betsrsbur9'S nab ytem'
Mort 2urlid Ietebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-23
MDcr's
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Bur BieSerbcrhe
luna Der ndthTh'
d,en Bride IL. Sar'
be eeS 9rGnen Saa'
rec,
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Wiittcl, pelAre
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ne6m, 9eiurr uno alf
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wutium lit.
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fpupnt OhfI QIQuen
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-31
MERGED RIVER.

Many years ago, some Spaniards
were travelling In the mountains OF
California. and having lost their way
were ready to perish Of thirst. At
length they came to the top of n hill,
and although the sky was cloudIess,
and the fierce rays Of the sun fell up
OIL them as brazen arrows, they heard
something like thunder, aud saw the
flashing Of waters below. When they
descended and reached the shore Of
the snow-cold river. they kmeeled upon
the rocks and cried, ''Santa Marla!
MERGED q! MERGED I" Holy Mary Mer.
cy! Mercy! ~ That was MERGED, the
famed river OF Yosemite; and the
groves Of paradise were blooming he.
fore them. and tile mocking birds were
singing around them IN all the dialects
Of their joyful tribes. and the sublime
temples Of the rocks reared their
spires and battlemcnts a mile above
tilem-temples not made with haids.
and filled with viewless prophets
preaching the eternity and merciful
salvation of God.-St. Louis GLOBE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-31
WHAT HORACE KNOWS ABOUT aUARo.

A disbanded Kuklux Liberal, who
followed H. G.'s advice aud came
West. got a little off his foot for want
Of a defiuite plan OF action or being by
which to grow up with the Country
He had no money, aud couldn't buy
All eIght-cylinder press and he had
never seen Miss Ida hoe OH the paterna.
ranch at Chappaqua /; and was. In truth.
all unaccustomed to eating bread in
the sweat OF hiI brow, except In a
steam bath. In his extremity, he ad-
dressed a letter to hlS patron, asking
what he should 60 Into. The reply
came, prompt aud terse-hiS line Of
Of operations must be altered: Get
some chlckens-Dorkings are the best
them fab and produce guano. 1t
will be worth $i0 n ton there. and we
must have a tariff to protect it. Her
rings will DO, ifyou can'tget fresh fish.
The failnre of the French crop last
year makes the price Of sardines too
high. Let me hear from you. The
bloody chasm' looks better as | get
down In 1t. H. c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-31
FREIGHT RATES,

Freight rates OH charcoal, from
'rruckee to Salt Lake and other points
along the railroad. are considerably
higher than they were last season. In
consequence of this advance the char
coal business in this section has come
to a standstill. Orders for charcoal
from the Eastward are no longer re-
ceiyed here. The result Is that the
smelling works Mt Eureka. Salt Lake.
Cottonwood and other points In Ne
vada and Utah obtain their coal from
loca, tiles near by. The Central Pa
cihc Railroad Company will probably
lower their rates OIL charcoal another
season, for If they do not they will lose
an extensive aud valuable trade. We
understand that the company have
agreed to make arrangements with the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad and
established uniform rates for the ship
ment of wood, timber and lumber from
Truckec to Virginia City, and that the
tariff will be such that shippers can
send these products through from here
at q profit and so as to compete with
those who furnish these same articles
by mean of the Carson river, Spoon
er's Station and Lake Tahoe.-Trnckee
Republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-31
DIRTY.

The local columns of the Virginia
Chronicle last evening contained a very
mean reply to the communication OF
James Butterfly, published In the
News of day before yesterday, disput-
ing the idea advanced BY the Chronicle,
that great animosity existed between
the Cornish and Irish In this Sec
tion-a state Of feudalism fostered
and encouraged by prize fighting, etc.
The Chronicles reply was not only
mean and dirty, but Insulting to the
laboring classes, Of whom Mr.. Bitterly
Is a representative. 1t Is true that
Mr.. Butterfly some years ago appeared
before the public Of this locality In
the minstrel profession and was not n
success !; also that he danced on the
stage at Piper's Opera House n
evening In unsuccessful competition
with Otto Burbank, the famous min
strel and Jig dancer. Since then Mt.
Butterfly has been, and still Is, a hard
working miner, swinging the pick
deep down In the mines OF the Com
stock, where he is working this very
day-an occupation for which the
writer In the Chronicle Is much better
calculated, aud which he could pursue
with much greater honor than iu ira
ducing and abusing laborlng men.
Mr.. Butterfly Is not known In Gold
Hill as the Wandering Minstrel"
hue only as a steady working miner.
and he desires us to state In reply to
the Chronicles statement, to the effect
that he favors prize fighting or even
engaged to fight a man In Gold Hill
for $500. that It Is totally false. He
never aspired to pugilistlc honors, and
IA not Of that turn Of mind. The
Chronicles article was not only mean
and ungenerous, but insulting to the
working class Of which Mr.. Butterfly 10
an honest representative.