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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

The fruit trees are showing the effects Of the
mild weather of the past few days, and the
peach, the cherry and the apple are putting
forth their blossoms, some of the earlier kinds
being already in full bloom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

SHENANDOAH VALLEY r R.-Thr annual
meeting of the Stock holders in this road wa
held at Front Royal on TIL" oth ms! Mr.: /.
4 Scott was unanimously rr elected President
and The following gentlemen Directors: iona,
VI. Walker and George H. Barlweil. of PhlIa.
dephia: W. II. Travers and \. X. Botecl.
jefferson county. West Virginia: \. ". Me
Donald and T.. J. Boycn. Clarke county; NJ.
B. Buck, Warren county; VIM. Mines jr.
.Jno. w. !Asllby and Mann splitter. Page county
and H. B. Hansberger Rockingham county
and Thos n A>hby, Warren county. WA, by the
Board of Directors re elected Secretary, ani
B. K. Jamison, OF Philadelphia. Treasurer
The report of President rhos 4. Scott. with
his letter, explaining the rca on> ot his non
attendance, were read. The report was en-
couragng in spirit. and unanimous y adopted
bv the Stock holders. Satisfactory explanations
were given for the Suspension of work, during
the past eight months, and assurances that now
if the people and property holders along the
line would meet tie Company IN a liberal
spirit, ere long the realization Of this important
work would be manifested Warren (o""tn
S,wtneL
FAIRBANKS SCALES. Fly thousand scales
lone million FIVE hundred Thousand dollars III
vaue) distributed among all the markets OF
the world and measuring the standards Of
all nations Chinese, Russian, Turkish, &c,
&c-is the record OF the AlesSrS. Fairbanks tnr
ISL The best goods Of their kind will bt
sought for wherever they are made, and, when
the best scales must be had, the eyes Of the
world turn toward Vermont, and St. JohpSbury
has become famous from its being the birth
place of that wonderful invention which ha>
identified the uane Of Fairbanks with one Il
the largest and most successful industries OF
the country. The raw material consumed an
nually at St. JohnSbury by this one concern L.
immense; from four to FIVE thous nd tons Off iron,
thirteen thousand pounds of sheet brass twenty
thousand pounds of paints. thirty-three thouS
and pounds of nuts, bolts and washers. forty.
FIVE hundred gross of screws, fifteen hundred
kegs of nails two hundred and thirty carboy>
of vitriol three thousand tons of coal, four
millions feet of lumber, &c, &c. Though their
factory is the largest of its kind in the world.
covering over ten acres of ground and emp oy-
ING upwards of six hundred men, it is difficult
to keep pace with the demand for these stan
dard scales. Our railways, extending in all
directions and rapidly developing every mile OF
territory they traverse, the increasing POPULAR
ty of American goods in all foreign countries.
will give great stimulus to this specaI branch
of manufactures, and necessitate each year
large additions to the factories and the work
ing force at St. Johnshury. L. THJ"m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

CONGRESS. In the Senate yesterday the
House bill calling on the Commissioners OF
Claims to report to Congress statement OF the
claims heard and determined by them was
passed The Committee Oh Education and
Labor reported bill extending for two years
from next July. the time within which the States
may comply with the provisions of the Agricul-
tural College act \ bill was introduced ap-
propriating $4,000 for the purpose OF making
proper observation Of the transit OF the planet
Venus A memorial was presented from the
Governor and other citizens Of New Hampshire,
asking the setting apart Of proceeds OF sales OF
public lands, at the rate OF 10000 acres tor
each Senator and Representative OF the differ
ent States, to be given 70 said States for the
purpose Of endowlnga University IN each, IN
which women shall be taught the higher
branches of learning. The bill to refund taxes
paid on distilled spirits in bonded warehouses
DESTROYED BY fire, was passed. The Committee
on Indian Affairs, reported bill looking to the
opening Of negotiations with the Ute Indians OF
Colorado for the disposal of their lands, which
was passed The resolution declaring that Jas
G. Abbott, of North Carolina, is not entitled
to seat in the Senate was discussed but no
action taken.
In the House Of Representatives the Legls
latiye, Executive and Judicial Appropriation
bill was amended, and committee Of confer
ence asked on the disagreement of the two
Houses on some Gifts provisions. Mr.. Brooks
resolution Of inquiry in relation TO ou'rages by
Mexicans on American citizens on the border
was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. 4 message from the President was
received, yetong the bill for the relief OF the
heirs of John NJ Baker, late Consul at Rio
,Janeiro, and it was referred to the Committee
on Claims.
The Senate adjourned until Monday and the
House met to-day for general debate only.
SERIOUS CHARGES. Sou Monday last, Ste
phen Krnnz, Pole, only recently arrived in
this country, was committed to Jail upon the
charge of having caused the death of child,
some twelve months old.
On the same day, james kagle, Ellen Ka,
gle and James Kagle, jr., were also committed
to Jail, charged with having caused the death
of George johnson, colored, aged about six
teen -JEarlLoro Prince Georgian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-13

mate determination Of this question, 1t becon,r,
necessary calmly and di>paS inatey 10 copSl!"r
the financial cond!tlon of the State and her
present ability 10 pay the Interest upon The
pnLlr deb, as required under the provisions oi
thc Funding Act and the MANNER ADD mean.
hv when il can lie ,iouc. |, * ihc opinion Of
he Finance Cop.u tcs, 'hut the agricultural
interest. of the Sat, wiiinh. At TINS time, al
mt If any >,.l-iblr iucrcas. OF faXhuon-lor IL
is no, to he forgotten That the rrren: evil wal
from which we have just emerged has by IT.
fearful ruvageS te>olalei our once prosperous
country. and has swept on ri "x1tehce all the
slave property III the state, constituting, as
did. II very Iar.e proportion oi H. "eaith-.hS
tayaI,. value being, lccrrl!ag TO the constitu-
ton of l>i2. 500 10 each az amounting
r. 81 nJ7 QNt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21

Die Ser. Staaten bltten am 1. 5a'
mar 1872 uur 1906 cnqltid)e Weileu @ii;n.
balm meHi3cr, ais gang @urOpa, udmtid 81,
730 Uieilsu, md5reno europa 1886 battc.
Sbcnon III Der 0tsibe Der am,rtrauiiheu
Staateu ie6t 5GinOis nit 1904 Mteien;
camn tommt @ennipluanicn nit 5113, naf
Oicilm NeW- Dort nit 447O Wtenen; S0to
bate 1888, Suoiouo 3529, Soma $40,
NtIiinnri 257O Nltllcn IN 8,trich.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21
Snlanos os9epeI9sa.
WuS @dTbinotcit.


gS q binG I 0 il, 20. Sept.-9en. Spllts
ner bat htute inI getref pertlinlmeltcr 9totcn
uuter Dem &ongreB9eiese pom s. Sunt 1872
iotsenbe gSeliuu9en an oa8 Department Der
Boitsn erlaien: yGs iIt bic Biltdlt eiueS lts
ben 8oitmeiiers IN Der bonn 9icbe Uorgs~
ihrie6cuen gSctie, uHO o6IR 3abluug irgcno
nelt)er @ebii6reu, ale SriRfs, peld|e 8rudls
ooer anpereS @ourant=@elO 6ur Senouug al
bas Ser. St.' 'S6utamt entbqlten, gu regta
1trireu. 8onmeiIler nnO anoere Seute m03en
bci6mutte uno uerltiimulslte NOten au ba8
Sd)asamt, reip. ben Sfabmeiler, ienben IL.
meloen bariir entrDeoer hurd otrefte 3uien<
bunq neuer 9foten ODER in NHmeiIinglu auf
gtem,9ort, Soton, philadelphia cSer fep-
Orleans, obue 9fiitfo ooer stu8gabe in i1nel.
iter gSeile eutiddoi9t lueroen."
- 0as Sdlabamt Sel9t on, oaB aue, am
l. Noubr. 1872 fIuigen Coupons am nno
ua6 oem 81. b. W&ts. inter AbSug etnes
Ra6attes ua9 Der State BON iets Yrojent
pro Sabr besablt luerben.
IS ibin9ton, 20. Septbr. - Sefrez
tGr Oelauo, lpeldler oebeit pom stncr ldnac=
rem Sranfbeit geneien 1T unS erit geItern bier
antam, reite beute Ntor9en nadl Ohio ab,
no er ht on Der @ampagne betbelltgen iutro.
- 0epeid]en aus ct. Beter8burg meloen,
baB bic 9ele9ate1 81 Dem BORT tagenoen lta'
tiitiiden GoTgveB nit 9loBer 9lnsSci9nung
bebanoelt iuurOen; iopObl Die taiierlid)e 9fe.
aierung ols auG Die 9tattonol6ebOrOsn nett
elisrtsr, Inn ben 6renlpeu pas 9tben IN 9fuB
lano augenebm 3u MAIDEN. 9a8 9eparte:
meut beS Sunern murbe Dem Gougrfiie sun
g,erfiigung geitcat, Die ireie Senuguug oef
Selegrapben unb oer Bot murOe ibnea 9eltat
tet unS ielbit Die &utideu uno SSabrgeIe3en
beiten Der Stabt wareu irei fiir Die 0ele9aten
Ser nd9ie GOnsreB plrb wabridelnlth il
ben StE, Staaien ubsebalten peroen.
Hrlittfd1es.
Nemarf, N.+S., 20. Sept. = grdiiben
Grant perblieb in lester 9faAt bel @r.9Ou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21

unb unnatarlilb rubig 9epOrOen. So lag
er pp6enlang auf ieinem &ranfen(ager
unb regte ii6 nidt, - uno bUffte, lie, ietz
ne y8oienfnpspe," iriirbe oennO5 Ttsoer
tommen, menn lie ppn ieiner gGunbe bHr>
te! 9l6er iie tam ni6t! = unb bas barte,
peritpdte, raube 6erj pes uplentiamen
Mannes muroe mei6 unb reatg por2lngt,
10 iebr = pas eS mieber beten lernte.
gll5 ct beier muroe, lieb er Die gebeiz
men 9genten Der 8pli3ei 81 lid tpmmen
uno peripra6 ibnen nabre gplOgruben,
wenn Iie bic Spur ieine3 perlorenen 8ei=
beS idnben. 9tlein Die 9oli5et in 8alti@
more mar bamals nidt, npa peni9er mie
iebt, 10 muiterbaft prganiiirt uno 10 prIlz
tUmmen gu ibrem 61nomert, Dem Spit
rem, abgeridtet, pie Die franiGiiihe 3. 9.
- unD alIe5 6pri6en blieb nuglp8.
Stuart lit entiebli6.
Sa, ais ct zines @iorgens eben ipieber
pie Elm 9efeiielter Siger grpLIeno in iei<
mem aranten5immer auf uno ab ging,
bradte ibm einerieiner Qgenten eine9tadz
rtAt, bic lbn 10 iebr aufregte, DAB er wie
gebrpden auf ben ndbfen Stubl Rin<
ianf.
9li6t iein ,6er5 - aber iein StOlS but>
te rem Scbe3itoB empfangenI
t{Eortieeuna tulqtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21
llnunllfnmmcnc rno unlfammsne
3Qkuc.

@ute 3dbre iinb fir torpCrItde S6Dnbeit unerldB=
ltd, uno Nienanb bGri iidb erncrbin Ue9en unsIets
der ODER iauter SABINE ertiduoi9eni Denn bas Wttt>
tt, riee Mdu9el Su beiut9en, lie9en in sircs Sensn
SCrei6e. Or. gBind)eu, in Gr. asa, g9 IL
s vet tez, obsrbalO GuapitraBC, il! ais wtiicn'
itaitiittr 3GbIGrSt nett uno brett betGnnt Sr III
nit iebCm 3rpeise ieres Seruie6 prataid uertraut
unb ole sine sabrdr5tden Sperationtn be1rcoigen
Ole YGtienten cui's SeIle Die SABINE bic CT aniers
tist, settnen fib ourt 9auerbati9feit, pollfomme.
nss B0sn, natiirllhes Alslepcn uno angemetne
SdoRbeut aus. Sds 3abril!en nit @olo, StIniol
o0sr Competitions Uaie Gt!bet sinen DthtgCnEbsil
iensr Brari5 slIs 3IhnausSi' ben itebt Or. u tn=
d. e unerrtiLht on. Sein Seriabren nut Dem Ba'
tienten III III Der 5bat dormant. Nit ous gern9tte
stbmerSIumpiom miro ueranla6t, uno Die Operation
lit tets Dol fommen ct lgrctd. @r
fIbriJut tG9lidJ zines IalpettrIaures @as. 2te=
tsn SGmerBpatilser baUcr ole 9eiammtcH meoiJiHi@
nlIden ,SatultGien @uropl's uub amcrtG's iir cas
poltommenlte nno luunoerberite, gmpinouE9sIo=
stit berporseruienc 0tttel srtdrt, ous ie entocdt
morben (WQrS7,lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21
Qufalberioote aus SSsoIl,inatpn

Us al btHgton, 20. SCpt. - Genern
abeno I'M llbr fanO Bolijiit geipi8 Dor e.
nem Sauie al Der @de Der Al Ctr. uuo Dia=
rpanbzapenue ein meiBe5 8inb mannlid,eu
GeIdleht8 rpelAeS uad) oem ct. 2nucuz
Aiple gebraft wuroe.
- 9ie Dem. unb ..rep. @omite'n oe8
26. 8tirfe8 bielten geitern AbenO cine Ser.
iammluug in Slifu8 6alle," nm Agrnnge
meuts fir Die Nominatiou zines Gauoi0Gten
fir ba8 9au8 Der 0elegaten Su treiieu. Dtun
beidloB, nGdliteu 0lenitIg etne Wulieuuels
iammlung ab5ubaltcn.
- 0r. Sobu SaulS fauo oeifcru 2t6eno
3niideu IL II. II llbr einen DtariHeoloaten,
9tameuS SsrHan, oil Der S4StraBe. 9erielbe
LAD aui bem SraBeupilaicr uuD butte cine
9loBe SltAmunoe III Der SruItr pelfe lbm
BON iraeno elmer un6etlnrten Berion beige.
brad)t muroe. Otau brdd)te Den Sermuuoeten
nadl Dem Dfdrinez6oipttale, no er QrStltd)en
Geiiian0 empftng. 9eute D(or9en I'M llAr
mar CT ieooA nod unfdb9 etn laprt berOors
5ubrlH9en.
- SBdbreno 6r. 9. 8our, @iJeutbiimer
beS ,Guerett. 6oule" an Der 6sSm., 9citern
nit Ieiuel 6rau Die Benuipluauia AOenue
binuuteriubr, coalOirte ietn Subrm!rf nit ets
nem anOeren uno Sr. ROur Hebit Srau wurs
ben aus benz gSageu gethleu0ert mo erbiGl=
ten 9efdbrliae Serleeuugen.
- Sm 20. Se;irte liebeu Ht 668 QSetBe
unO 2l1 6arbise oils Stimm9cb;r regliirueu.
Die f6 bier auihaltenocn SuOlauu
beiubten bsute ab'nO OaS 3bsatet Co.
mque."
- Gin 6, 8,idbriseS 9fe9srmGo9sn, 0amen8
Rarp 6. 6renh, pur0e Dor pier Sasen uOu
eluer alten 6arbigen, Nameus SOpBie Wa.
ibiu9tOn, gsraubs. BIS jest bat man nod
gti9ts misDer pOn 8eioen ge56rt.
- 1eber ben gefetn beribtst:u Streit iwi-
i6en elmer Dame uuo einem Serrn in Selreif
elneS Rin3es erfabren MIR iol9eube5 JtdGere.
Der ytame ot5 Uiannes lit SameS 0ftlep, Der
Der Dame Sennie Saneg. Rile1 lift Seiter
uon einem @irfuS uuO fam na6 @aibiugtoH,
Inn einige nelbiAe GfrObaten 81 engagIrGn
Otau mics ibn in eiu &Oltbau8, no er nit
Sennie befanut muroc. 9ieie iagte iBm, iia
molle i'm na9 Dem 6auie eiuer 6reunOln
iitbreu, mo Ct finosn tUnne, mas er Jude.
lluterrpe9s bepuuoerte tie sineu prddtigeu
0iamanIriug, ben er tru9, nabm l4er5Wctie
eine SanO, 3og Oen Rn9 ab uno itedte lbn
all ibren Singer. @r gaubte anfan9s, lle
i1erSe, ipater aber lueiJerte lie iit, ben 0ttng
mieOersueeben uuo bebauptete, Jiileg babe
ibr oenielban geihentt uno baber eutitauo Der
Streit. yta1Oen SeiOe etniJe 3ettlang i'm
Stationsbauie 9ipeien waren, elui9;en fe
fd) gdtlih uub tpuroen entlafeu. Ser fra3=
lld)e Jting bate einen Uertb BON $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21

FIU Vt 2 VIut 70. SVpI.-I SIF VtIlIz
ld1e Saptiiten= @ouftren3.) @eiteru AbeuO be-
9ann oic22. 0itltdeSabrea= Sonferen3 Der beutz
ldlen SapttterfirteH in Der Stride an Der 6.
oberbaIb Der Yoplar StraBe. Der gbrp, g.
@ubelmann er0hnete Die Goufereni unO be.
gliidmitni4tc bic DtitglieOer Su benz gSad)s,
tbum Der Strfen, pelfe in Der @oniereH; Der
treten it'o, ndmll6 Die beutifeu Sir6en in
ben Slt=Staatcn. 6,ute 0iorgeu werOsn bic
@eIG :fte Der 6onfsrenS sur Gerbanplung
tommeH uuO Die Sibuugen m6breno elmer
SSod)e ooer 5Cbn 8ogen fOvtgeett wer.
ben. (Tem.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21
Sah0GS.

Der etn8ise oncHbetiide A9snI fUelter burbaus 9e'
fa9rlos iff. gBenn er pom Der uGotoH@ 9entGzaiio.
ciahou" etnscsebeu ptrb, wtro bas 3aRnaus3isseH
gum 8ereniieeu.
Dieieutsen, weIte an Sobnibmerscn lei0en, tonz
nen INNER reines Gas Die eriabrerfer uno sei6ids
teEen 3apndrSte uub 9ar5lite SSretbeit ocn Shmsrz
en- IN unierem Siireau, ar. 81, 4sefsSapsttes.
nabe GbarlesfraRe, Huben.
81. .. Gs weroeu feline SABINE aus9e5ogsu, WeI6e
burd isiiuuns separt perbeu fonncn, unb aGa Spes
rationen fir Die Grbatur9 unh egulrurs Der 3abne
wernen nit uniibcrtreliGer @eiadli1tett pog5oseu.
l9p6rl12 SfNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21

paris, 20. Sept.-0ie Bieii8en Qmcrifaz
ner mollen oen Serretern Der Ser. Stauten
auf Der @enf:r GoHferen5 eiH 9roBc5 8antett
9eben.
8ari8, 20. Geptbr. - Der Niiniiters
roth bate heGte cine lQn9ere StBuu9, in rpel'
der 0taBregeln Snr Nufred)thaltung Der
SrOnung ON %. Septbr., Dem Sohlest0ge
Der @riinouug Der erIten Jicpublif, beratben
ipurreu. YrdiOent 8Blcrs fiiBrte Den YOrIg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21
Sr Gfnhrrtinu.

yfr. 70, 3 L 8 9 Il I a N Stra aBe,
ctwa ser .cpucursia-l5alic" SeGeniiber,
6ebdneelt dlle arantbeien Der Darn Srgdns, Saht=
9rantaeiten, tir,lit be9oureue iSdae IN bis 5a=
qen; tbroukte 9raHtbGiter uoH larger 0auer gGnjlh
furlrt no oas Gil, aus benz SuItem entIcrnt arant=
Der Suaenb perrriibrsn uOb 9eodhtniBz ShDdde,
WabnTRn, aiiecmelne ShDd1e, ot9onlihe ShpG'
DE, 3ittern HcrenihmerjcE &C. mad ht Sleten, per.
ben idurl tulrt. Or 0tobertion III re9uIirter Ora
ourtcr Der lIniuerftdt Warullnb unb iere lan9=
jdbriss @riIbruns IN Der 8e9anOlun9 iolbcr Slant
heitcn garantGt sine BdH3ldle Neriitlun9. Blreaus
-Stunbcn S-l2 lltr Dtor3ent, "a uRr gtGhml!t99s
6-9 uhr Nbenbs. (W irS!9, ND
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GermilMte SeridDte.

gfem.Oort, 20. Sept. = Der 9ampfer
,StraB6nrg," BON Bremen ben 8. uno Don
southampton zen 6. Sept. ab9e9angen lit
aeiteln irlb bier augetOmneu. Inter ieinen
BalIasiere benfuOet ii4 Der Oberfabstrompe.
ter SSr. Sadiie ooH SunnOoer, Der cine turSe
8ieipe pon @onserten peraufalten mil. Der
Serr lit bereitS 62 Sabre ult, gilt aber INNER
nod als untibertrOfieuer Slaier Der SsutIl.
nOmpete.
- Or. Reibetan8, Gebufteur am 8alti.
morer y@OrrsiponOent," pls0nnt ii6 nadl
sebu Sabre lan9er nuausgeiebter 3bGtigtslt
IN Der srpabHtsn Steauns eiue &o9e Sc.
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NrnnD.

Dctroit, Midl., Den 30. Scpt. - On
@rano &apiO8 purbe beute 0ior9en ba5
,g&atioual bOteL" pura ein 6cuer 5trlt0rt.
8arluIt $50, 900, Aiieturoni $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21

2luA in @tems GrleuH3 TUuo am l5'
3. 4itS. eine Wtaieuueriammluu9 unb fsicre
ltder Broteit oer oeutidIen SatboliteH 9egen
Die Yriejterteee in 9eutid)tano iiatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21

5000 600 Nn0r !

0aS groBe @abeuz@ouSert cine beitimmtc
Sbctad)e! Ser %. September iit Der Sag
Sautt Cure Sifets ieet ODER ME
Der uuseeoebnte &erEaui BON Gidets unb bic i6
tets nebrCnoe gtGdira9e aus allen &anots beilRn,
oeranldB Die Srutees, bas aroSe @abeu- Gon5srt
Sum Seitcn Der ofentliben Sibliotbet oon 2entudu,
melfss duf Samitag. oen 2S. Sept 1872, anoeSeigt
W an oieiem Gdoe, obne AuIdub, poiitiu ftattftnoGu
5i laicn, nno OieSermaItuHg beuGdrttist iett aqs,
cle an Der Sie9uU9 Gbeil Bu nebmen miiHben on6
ie ibre 2ldcts uRuer8igIit tauien ioaten. 9urd
einigC Gage Scr51aerung mus:eH Slcle, Die iir oQs
GonSrt i'm uorigen Se5ember Gidets tduien nollten,
obne oIeeIbea aus9eben. YtGn6e. Ole IN gouisuiue
pobneH, rUarteten, bis Die 8erfGue qeidloIien lua=
rcn - ieoCniols in hem @lauben. ons en- 4uIibub
tdttfiuosu lueroe uno otierlrteu Damn funfsCbr,
5DanBi9 uub iiniunbSDuniiq 9olnrF iiir Eidets,
ms6e Gags 5uoor oen SGuieru sum oeDobnliCbeH
8Ieile aHae6oten Dorben uarGH. gtnoere ausmirtie
iUobucnoc, ilnbteu 81uienbe uon Dollars per Bot
uno GrpreB, iuetbe na6 S6uso Der &ertduie bier an
tamen uni Surlldaeidldt ueroen muBteu. Sieje Snt.
tiuibun9GH brdurben udt mebr uorsufommeH, lUCnn
Die Jest bel 3etten 9eaebeue gSarrung beattet rurb
9ie Siebuna ntmmt am Sumfdg UioreeH, beu 2S
Scptember 1872, prdciS ubr. tbrcn Anfanq in Der
9roBen Sale bes offentlidcn Sibltotbsts CYe66uoee
uHo oGuer ort, bis Die tauieno @5CplnHs nuc gtBo.
gen iHo.
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Sr. q. G. sIiirGrl

SIR. SO 2ibsrtps. o6ergaIh Der 51ne'tchra5e. go>
rautirt, i'm Bens- umangrrlher Gri1bmn9 in Spi=
tai unb Blipatz GrarIs, bei alien ortpeten Der
SarnnertSeuIe, tootiten Sranfbeiten oes 8lutts,
6ss 0ales, DER Ralr Slutqei0DtrCn, ithetrietenoen
ausfi lfien II. + 10. Iaih' SeItnuo obne Anoronun9
poR QledfInes ooer unoeren iIioilhrn SubltanSeu.
SSrils 4rGniositaH Der arnlueSe Dernen in ore 3az
gen; hron ids iSale in ADS Ga9en Hurh ortlde Be
bduolure iiir 5 10 turut. Sungc veute, hurh Nus
fnwciiuHaen uno unflusbet an aorpcr uEo @Ieii ae'
fd9pGdt mo nit Jicluenih Udte, 3ttttrn, ShhdIs
ternl,i, Ser0auurg5 5ueI1Darocn, Suften. oerStiop-
len, SrIitz mo Rudlnrhmtr5en,. por5eitt9em altsr
ueldle Die urade nes lIlhcls ucrlcnneu uno baourd
bas ushsl nod trGer mddtu, uui -SsspepHe uno HeE
beruerjetruna behdnbelt. Gbs es 5u ipdt Ill trogt d.
iultir,tunotn: uon frib bis Wtittaes t2 llbr urn
4benos oon bis uhr; Sonnt1g5 pom 10 lis II abl
iriip uHb Don bi6 uGr aberos. (2l2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21

Mewarf, MS, 70. 9ept. : 8rddbent
Grant perblisb in lester gfaAt bel @r.SOI4
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Iu Sdlueiber uun QnDere!

Brandt Sbr cine quite Iabmoi9ine, 70 tuuIt ben
rsiftpr." IS ndbt lei6te uno iQwere Arbeit nit
sleiher 9et6tgfeit. Die ytabel fam uldt unreht
eiuecett weroen. Seine Nitberu ooer SGmiIie oate
obne liz ien. Nton iprete Dor unb unteriude oieiet-
ben in Rr. AZ, Rorr -Sbarlcsitr., i'm 6rciinonz
rer.Sempei. Dicnatli6e 3ablungen ausenommGn.
(Wpril27 I2N.T1
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Der 0elonnarFt.

@ew s0Ort, ben 20. Sept. - eeIO
fiel BON alli uub ihloB 1u %; gSehel
flau uuo unregelmaBig 7R-@; @OlO fiau
14B-4 ) Suubc8zOoltgationen fct; Sed,ier
t15k, '62er 1141, &tttieu fit. Central 934;
@rie 514; Gate SbOre 881; Yut8burg 88;
NorthweIteru 71g; Bricrltdten 88; OtOf-
S8lauD 1893.
8ilan3 oeS lluteridusan,tes: $50, ,551 ,818
in Sob, sic, 1897 $50 in @onrant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-21

~ gRenn Su cine neue gfdbmaidine reporlrt boz
E en- pilt, 10 sebe auI ale 8dlle 8u s. &. wscSen'
mn, in Rr. 1S6, SSeit : SapettefiraRf!
eein 3weiascitdit tsitnbet itb in Ser. 25. OF
Baltimore setrase. (2lC-D
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Sr. &. g. gSaters, 3abnar,t,

Dsmonirator On Der 3abrarSreiidule in Baltimore,
gir. 4S, Sanooerftraee.
Or. Doters erbGlt bic ratirlidsn 3dbne ourth BE
banotuus uno Siluns, iett finftibe 3dbne Gui cine
uerbeferte Wietbobe Elm Siebt 3Gbne obne Sbmer'
3en aus. Ale Arbeitcn oerben 9arGntirt. SeioHoere
aufmerfiamfeit miro Den 3cbnen pon 9rbsru espib=
mst lNprill5,lSD
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9eutld,rs ,obn1r,tlit,cg sSnftitut.

(moiiI, ,12mO Sir. 90, 0oroz @barlgeitr.
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lSre;Ie ber SirPctS.


9an5e Sdet5 $40; balbe s.; ulertel 50 80; II qau3e
8ttet5 itlr SlOO; q fur S255; 56 fur $780, lis Ir
$1,000; 25j lllr $500; SO r $500. Gtin Discount
uul uent8er dl6 aut 500 tUertb Eidfts aui ennal.
Sa oordus1hHid cine erobe AnSabl Y eronen Don
duspdrts IomoRi Der 3lebung, rpie Dem @or3crts
beipobuen Deroen, 10 ruuIoeH nit Den DlmpIhOOts
mo @iienbabn Gjeiau1Gitcn 8orfebrunaea eetroiien
UoHad ole obIgGn 9cleGlhalten an Nue, melhe obi.
gem unterntbmen beiUobncn rUouen. 5itets, fur
0tHa uno Ru1GbTt, giIIti9 rlr Gage, Bum bahcn
fretie perGbolacn. Solhe Giitts iino Al BADEN Dor
Der Sousotllez uHo YuibutuCs GisnbIbn, Der 9Ouisz
ull,z, Stncinndti' uno GerngtoR. .Siienbabn, Der
&ouisutIe, 5nolandpoti5= uno Uiarilou Siiensabn
Der Sbtoz uno WtllIIEppt' Steub1tu; uno uou Der
Seulsotlcs nnn Observation-Disclosures uno uon Den
SoulsrIlle=, Opensboro'F, uHo SeneerioH Dlat.
Raiets.
Iae a9enten itno bena6rthtigt uoroen, ben 8er.
taul uon 8itets Betie ssnug enSunCleu oamlt ibre
SeItdte his 8um Oonncritl9, 0en 2j. SepRmber, in
bleit9er Oltie ein9ereidt iinb, uno um otGes init
&rtol9 ourbJulitpren, iiiien olde Ggenten, hte br
nett pom bier enterRt tHo ben Sertauildo Dor benz
ernibnten Gage lu5perolIer.
Nue 9eDtnHe lusrhen BON Der Farmers unb
Srooers Suni" obne 0lsconto uusteJabIt enuueoCr
ourb Surrercu ooer l8eCblc aui bic Uerte 9atoualz
bart pom 9emz}lortS nad SeliCbCn oes Snbuhers
Die 26tts mi'Ilen Suetit in ocr SitCe gtr oes Of
teHtll0en uUrgeScIe! meloen Cbe
otGielben pom Der Sart ausheJablt pGroen.
Die Ettte cer SIslugo Uro In oeu gouIsOtller 8CiE
tun8eH nno Dem 1cU 9ortcr p6erOto" uerOHtutiIdt
lpcrben, uno cine oititele gite Der @emtnne al
2tttts'Snbaber Gednct ncroen, lUelde iolde per
Bot bt5osen.
ShpmaS cS. Rramlctte,
A9cnt orr oifentthcn 8tbItotbet ron Genu1u,
BuGltc $brlJu.Suiloing, louispllle, Qp.
l0l5 4 On. 2 A 7tEO,u1 ~