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| SIXTY pices all wool serge dress goods, So cts
worth So cts. Come for them quick.
| sep24-1w LEACH, "a Middle street.
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Card.

Our Dress making room, will be open Tues
day, Sept "a. We are still fortunate in secu-
ing the services of Miss Pomeroy, lady well
qualified to take charge of the department.. We
shall continue to do our work at our former
reasonable prices. Thanking our customers for
their liberal patronage of last season, we shall
ever try to merit a continuance of the same.
Mrs. ARvIDsoN, rear of M. Peabody's,
345 Congress ST., Portland.
u. S.-Apprentice wanted. sep24-1w
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

REMEMBER the sale Of Furniture in Walker
House takes place to-day.
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TRADE SALE OF CARRIAGEs.-The trade sale
of G. p. Kimbalrs carriages yesterday drew
together quite large collection of purchasers,
among whom were gentlemen from Bangor,
Augusta, Bath and'Lewiston and number Of
large dealers in Boston. The catalogue en-
braced eighty-nine carriages, from an open
Concord wagon to the most elegantly furnished
coupe and cabriolets. Nearly all the lot was
disposed of at prices largely favoring the buy
ers. The net amount of the sale was about
$4,000. The bidding was quite sharp at times,
the dealers buying close and manifesting con-
siderable connection.
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BROADWAY SILK HAT for Fall, and all the
new and nobby styles of soft and stiff Hats,
embracing all the latest New York aud Phila-
delphia Styles can be found at Maher & rs,
opposite Post Office. sep20d1w
THE cheapest and best Paint in the wo Id, is
the Averill Chemical
For sale at SO, Commercial ST., Portland. If
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CLEVELAND, Sept. 25.-The Northern Ohio
Lunatic Asylum at Newbug, was almost COM
were 600 inmates, all of whom are said to be
safe. Miss Walker, seamstress of the bulning,
was roasted alive in sight of friends, who could
render her no relief ON account of the heat.
Several employees were badly burned, and it is
feared that three or four persons persisted in
the debris
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THE Glass Blowers are coming and will be at
Lancaster Hall all of next week with their
Glass Steam Engine Queen of Beauty At
Lancaster Hail. 27-2t
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The Diamond Excitement i'm Arixoun
Over-War 10 be Made ON the Indians
nj

Camp Mcdowell, Arizona, dated the 9th inst.
saws that the diamond excitement has subsidized
1t is believed that a strong force of cavalry
will be sent into Southern Arizona to prosecute a
vigorous war against the Indians.
There is no opposition to Mccormick for Dele
gate to Congress from Arizona.
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#. o. BAILEY Il co., Auctioneer..
Brick Boarding House for Sale,
At AUCTION
Sale OF Personal Property, Rights
and Credits.

DURSUANT to license from the Hon Judge of
Il Probate for Cumberland County, / shall sell az
public sale unless the are otherwise disposed Of
at the ollie of Messrs Symonds & Libby No. 81 Mid
die street, on Friday, Sept 9th next at u O'Clock NJ
all the personal property remaining undisposed Of
belonging to the estate of Thomas Houston, namely
several notes secured or otherwise by mortgage (as
the cases are) running against various individuals
Also two small buildings in Cape Elizabeth lot of
lumber, TOOLS etc., in barn. -0..-
Terms cash. Full particulars at the sale
JOHN j. W. REEVES, Executor.
Portland, Sept. 20, 1872 eodtd
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THE PORTLAND CADErs.-It will be seen by
advertisement in another column, the Cadets
will give grand exhibition drill and promen-
ade concert at City Hall ON Monday evening
next. The simple announcement of this fact
should be amply sufficient to fill the hall to
overlooking, as the remarkable proficiency of
the now acknowledged champions of the State,
in the manual of arms and the school of the
soldier, has obtained wide and generous rec
ognition. This will be the first public exhibit
ton of the company since they won the beau
tiful emblem of the championship, and the pro-
gramme includes several new and pleasing fea-
lures which cannot fail to make this the best
drill yet given by the Cadets. The full Port
land Band will furnish music for the drill,
while the "Crack 15'' will enliven the saltatory
exercises with their inspiring strains That
prince of Observation-Disclosures we ara glad
to see, has obtained richly deserved populari-
ty, will provide the choicest refreshments of the
season in the Reception room, and altogether
the occasion promises to be one of the most
brilliant and successful affairs of the season.
A. PLEASANT SURPRIsE.-Last evening at
about o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Bicknell, pastor
to his door and was there met by about fifty of
his pensioners, accompanied by team, which
conveyed an elegant parlor Set chairs, sofa,
etc. The presentation speech made by M. P
Frank, Esq, was perfectly adapted to the oc.
casion. In reply, Rev. Mr.. Bicknell expressed
his thanks in appropriate and feeling remarks
As soon as Mr.. Bicknell concluded he received
notice that couple were waiting for the mar
riage ceremony, and Mr.. e. S. Shaw and Mrs.
Margaret Hall were joined in wedlock. After
the usual congratulations upon such occasions,
an elegant fruit supper was served in an ad-
joining ROOM Taking the evening together it
made one of the most agreeable of those occa
sions where pastor and people unite in social
intercourse, both being benefited thereby.
THE LINGARDs-Our readers should not for
get that the renowned artists, William Horace
nd Alice Dunning Lingard, supported by a
brilliant comedy company, will appear at Mu-
sic Hall tomorrow evening, in new society
comedy entitled "A Life's Dream" In addi-
ton to the play, Mr.. Lingard will introduce his
latest sketches, including his very lfe-like por-
traitures of Gen. Grant and Horace Greeley
The company is composed of excellent talent
ana includes Mr.. Edgar Bruce, who made a
favorable impression in the veteran" last
April, and Mr.. c. A. McManus, the well-known
COMEDIAN formerly of the Globe Theatre, Bos-
ton MISS Dickie Lingard will also appear and
very enloyaoie entertainment may be expect
ed.
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Desirable Residence on New High
Street mt Auction.

an Wednesday, Oct. 2nd at 8 D. M we shall Of
~ fer the very desirable residence Of the late z.
Barnes, No. So New High st.
Said residence is of wood with slate roof contains
Is rooms finished with modern improvements, Seba-
go Water, heated with furnace AMI ia In every par
tlcular arranged for convenience and comfort.
The lot is so feet front by 100 feet back.
The situation OF this property is unsurpassed and
real estate is rapidly increasing in value in this oca-
tien.
Parties wishing to examine can do so on any pleas
ant day from to p. m.
Terms liberal and made known at sale
II. ID. BAILEY e. CO., AuctiOneers.
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HATS, CAPS, Lap Robes and Canes in every
variety ..
Grin Hawkes. & Co. 800 and 292 Congress st.
dSyw
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Aquatics.

THE REGATTA OF THE MAINE STATE BOATING
ASSOCIATION
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P. S.-Apprentice wanted.

SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on, with the ANerill Chemi-
cal Paint.
For sale at SO Commercial ST., Portland If
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FALL style Silk Hats just received at Grin
Hawkes. & Co., up town Hat Store 290 and 292
Congress St dSyW
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Boston Stock List.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Sept. 26.l
Eastern Railroad. 1909 q 1898 q 1901
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Exports. ~ Z
ST. ANDREWS NIB Sch E Bowlby-1O bbls -four.
Foreign ImpOrts.

HALIFAX Ms. Steamer Falmouth casks 4
crates lamb skins, eask calf skins, bags wool to
Hart & Co, 10 empty casks to H Peterson, pkgs
mdse to Eastern Express, so bags WOOL cask and 20
skins to H Fling 20 hhds bones 50 empty casks to
John POrteous y
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3Ooo PRIME quality SO inch Molasses Shocks
and heads. T tIopSo>,
Portland Sept 2, 1872, eod3w sn
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Furniture al Auction.

IN WEDNESDAY, Oct. Sd, at 10 n. m, we shall
" sell all the furniture in house No. 27l Danforth
street, consisting of Parlor Suit Marbe-top Table,
Whatnots, Chamber Sets and other Chamber Furnii
ture, Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, Bedding Cur
tains, Carpets, Mirrors, Extension Tables. Chairs,
Crockery and Glass Ware, Parlor Coal Air Tgh. and
Cook Stoves, together with the entire Kitchen Furni
ture. ~.
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A board has been appointed to investigate
the burning of the steamer Nevada at New
London,
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F. 0. BAILEY s. CO., A

r.. X. HUMP,
Commission Merchant and AuctiOneer
NO 3io Congress- St. will sell every evening large
L assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goods
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to suit
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced ON II
description of goods. CoEsignments not limited.
February II. 1863 diff
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AUCTION SALES.
Ahe Entire Furniture and Fixtures
oithe Walker House at Auc-
finn,

NkOhl.
ON FRIDAY, Sent. u ~ ION, .o,o,,o,. =, -
~ u p M, We shall sell the entire a. W. am
walker House, Portland. The said bonse nntajns
about gu rooms; and has all been fnrnisbei N e i
the fire, and consists in part Of two ~ w new slleo
suits one in Green Rep and one in Hair Cloth MAJ
M anu w. Top Centre Tables, fine French Plate
MIRRORS, Lounges In b. w. and Hair Cloth r w and
PAINTED Chamber Sets, Bsdsteads Sinks Chairs e.
FINE Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses 100 pr, fine
WOOL Blankets, Qnilts Comforters, Sheets Pillow
Slips, Upholstered and Tucker Springs Toilet Sets.
Curtains, Carpets all through the house. all the Office
FURNITURE and fixtures, two Billiard Tables with their
Chairs, Crockery Glass and Silver Plated Ware,
cutlery, Table Linen large Cook Stove, together
with the entire Kitchen Furniture.
The furniture in this house is in excellent order
and OF good quality.
sepletd F. o. BAILEY & Co., Ausrs.
Assignee's Notice.
an Saturday, Sept. 28th, at o'clock, p. NJ, we
" shall sell the house and lot formerly owned and
occupied by n. M. Woodman Esq., on Green street
Said house is substantial brick building finished.
with all the modern improvements, water and Gas
Sd ifS bath room Talsa ressoed heated
For particulars see advertisements Of Sept. f. II
or 18th, or call on GEO. f. EMERY,
Assgnees of Woodman & Littlejoln, and Of \. M.
Woodman in Bankruptcy.
#. o. BAILEY a. co., Auctioneers.
sep2ltd
Brick Boarding House for Sale,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, Sept. 80, at O'Clock Pm
House No 40 Fore Street.
xrAus Well located for a large Boarding House or
Issa,,8a seeond-class Hotel Contains twenty
f;l,esRiH three rooms, all in nice order. Gas and
1919 abundance of water. Located within two
minutes walk OF the Grand Trunk Depot. the Bos-
ton and New York Steamers, and the Halifax and st.
John line of Steamers.
This is good opportunity for man who under
r. d. HALEY s s' Go .nV %aetionosr,.
sept21td
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House and Land i'm Deering.

n NEW two stery house and lot in Deering next
~ to the Mission Chapel north end of Deering
Bridge; has II rooms, closets and good cellar under
the whole house; arranged for two families water in
nrst and second story, and good well in the yard
Lot 43x100, the line of the horse cars and within
ten minutes walk Of the City Building; has full
view OF POrtland terms easy. If not previously dis
posed of at private sale, will be sold at auction on
Saturday, Sept. 2Sth, at o'clock in the afternoon
For further particulars inquire the premises of
the AuctiOneers sen16to28
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mnffo-6 6ostc,

WuIlu-TnTftf.
Soeben empforseu cine Rartie ecbtsn wpffas
Sase, ipelten mir in oen Sduiern paifcnhen Quons
tttdtsn nertaueu. sseni. 81. gIpe Spmr.
l3Q-r) SIR. ZAP. WeifzNalt mnrsitrnRs
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blleb nuf iclnem Boiteu uuO entfam unuer
lcet. 3aS llHaliid geidlab infolge zines gu
lammenItoBe5 nit einem bel Sloreuce halten
ben BaiiaolerSuqe, auf oieicm wuroe yiie
manO oerlett. Die Baiia9iere uuO i6r Sc
pad murocn Guf ciucn anOereH 3ug tran8fe
rtrt unO 9egen 0iittcruudt mar 6ie Sabl
pie6er rein.
9tem 9 orf, II. Sept. - giue 0epeId
bon Oen gtt0gara 6GQeu iagt, baB qeiterl
.ytorgeH Spei 6ra1t;iige auf ser gielu. 2Dor
Fer @entralb0bn" colli0irtcu, moour6 6eiot
3itge 5ert0rt luuroen. Serluit $4,000
@IidlthermeiIe puroc YienauO OerleBt.
ISCn Suba.
abanna, 7. Sept. Sen. MenSema,
luelher nit elmer tltiueu Sruppeusabl Don
Dtan5anillo na6 Sauomo maridirte, muro(
Don etucr 2ln5abl 3ttbellen, Die I'M 6iuterbalte
gele9en batteu, iiberfaQeu unO bic l(btbeiuuQ
mitroe mabri9etnlid aufgerieben morben iein,
mare ltc uidt burd) cine red)t3eitiQ eiutrefs
Tenoe, ltdrfere 8ruppenma4t Berau8ge gebauen
moroen.
Sine Inlcibe bon $6O,OOO,OOO iOQ Dem.
n0d)it uegOcirt mcr0cu. Die 8reiie betrad,=
tet 0ieielbe nidt nit giinitgen 2lugeu.
Die 9teger elmer Elantage in Ser NGhe Der
Staot ermoroeten oieier Gage t6reH gluiie=
her uno lteferten itb bann ben 8eb6rOeH aus.
Sele9rdpbiId,c8 Nllcrlei.
- Die uHteriuHunQ Der yOtetiS". @ata.
ltropbe murOe geltern in BrOUiocnce, &.zS.,
fort9cett.
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0pfalbertcstc aus SSa1biuatpn

9Saihingtou, II. Septbr. .-Sn eincu
Shuppen Swtidlen ser Wdr1lano. uuo Sir.
9inia= 2(oc. brad 9cfcru elm Ttucr aus, mel.
DIES ieood bon Der 6eueruebr, bic rs6Seitlq
egf Dem 8late mar, balO gel0id1t uuroc.
DIR SdaGeu miro Die Summe pou 5000 MID
itbcrleigeu. Nuu uermutbet, oaB oas Teuel
Oa5 2Serf zines Sranoltifters mar.
Die Boli3iiten 6intle uuo &aines bonn
5. 8e5irte brad)teE gsitern 2lbenO cinen Deut
Ider, gamens &arl S1miOt, ua6 benz Gen,
trail StatiouSbuuie, Oa er in einem &ofbauie
al Der u. StraBe nd Ourd Nuf6ueibeu Der
0al5aoern bas 2ebeu su nebmen periu6
bate. SdmiOt lit 80 Sabre alt unO befano
ith iriiRer iAOn etnmll, oa or al @eite5tO.
rung lit, III Der Srrenanltalt aui SladueQ's
Sslauo, N.,9.
-Sm l2. 8esirt lieBcu iib 39l g8eiBe uno
% EarbI9c ais Stlmmgeber rcgiltrtren
= Snt @efduguliie btfiuoen it'd au0cu.
blidltdl iolgeuOe Bcriouen uuter Der Qutlage
Oc8 ltorOeS: @eorge 8m. Sentiu8, Charles
81 8rieH. 8orncD y8ooo, 6ate JtanOOlp6,
6ejefiab Gouar08, De &rait, Q8iQiam un0
San 8a6gctt unO @aniel Sromn.
- Sin gemiiier SbOma8 9lobbiuS, melher
AeIItrn U&Orgtn III Die &obnuug be8 pr1.
Dodge, 9tr. 1911, 13. SuaBe, e iHbrad una
SadDen i'm gSertbe BON $500 ltaBl, puroe
gltid nad Der 2bat pom PolIjilteu 2Gef per-
bQitet
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&altimore 3d., 9ounerfog, ben y. septem6et 1872

gagabunS, glpmabe. Seoen bat bas Sdid=
iul peutlidb genug Die Ri4tung ge9eben,
bappn fann man nibt ab. SD bate llnz
rebt, 9i6 in elmer Sepegung feitbalten
III ppQen, bic Geinem gtaturell nift Suz
iagte. Sir Si6 ba5 !6aus, Die Gtnrid=
tung, bic 8irtbi6aft, Die Steuer, Die 8ez
paraturconti, nit elnem 8prte Die ,6eiz
mat, fir 9i6 Die 6ruu uno Der ganSe
Samilieniegen, Der 9lei6mdBige g8ediel
ppn ltrbeit unb grbplung, Der Comfort
unb bas 8obQeben pes ggpismus; fir
mid Die Sreibeit uno bic game pffene
g8elt. 9u bit ltabil, i'd mpbil, pa3 lit Der
llnterlhieb.
0enn 9u aber 9eine Mpbilitdt 10 fprt
iteigerit, 10 flrdte i'd, 9u wirit 5ulett
aud mod ein &pnet. ,6eute fra9it 9u
nod nad benz erlien6riiftain, in Elm paar
Sabren reiieit gu AUDI nur nod gtadt5; ;
9ein ,6aar bait 9u menigiten5 I6On auf
ieue 2dnge reou,irt. Die ben Samm entz
GebrIid ma6t. SD bOffe. 9u ldBt 2ir
nod nibt bei'm Barber pie3dbne puben?
9as 3mefmdBige muB man annebmen,
BEL pem man es AUDI ieben mag. 9tprp=
pos Sonnet! iuste Shredder, inpem ct ii6
nit Ieinem S6aufelitubl gang suridlebnte
uno eine oidte @plte pom ii6 blies. 9ait
9u ni6ts mebr ppn Sdnetterbef uno ben
8apert6s geb6rt?
9us 8latt lit eingegangen.
Gorausiidtli6erGrfolg zines 10 itpungz
baften 8rpgrammS unp elmer 10 pitanten
Dtitarbeterl9aft.
IiFortleBuNo foIat.)
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tTortleBuns foIgt.)
SelegtapDiifle Sepei9ea.
Guropailde Ga6elGRridte.
ScutfdldnS.


Berltn, II. Sept.-6iirItSlSmnrd er.
belt beute BON Der Staot Serln oa8 ghren.
biirQcrred)t. Sn ieiner Grruocrung auf biz
Repe res @ir9ermetterS ia9te er, baB Die
9tcoe res 8iirQermeiers iagte er, baB bic
| Satier,@ @onfereu5 0aS Stttraucu AMI Den Srt2
Den frQftige; er mlinIdle, Die @eIdl!d]te mofte
iebt cine 3ut lang lille leben. - Der Ratltr
bon SaltreidI uellich Oem Sitrien Bi5mard,
6iiriteu @orti4afOfi uno Sen. Wautcuhel
OaS SreuS 6e8 ct. Stepban8 Sroen8; Dem
@rafeu NnOraiiD muroe Der i9warSe a0lerz
Srbeu bonn beutiden Saiier un0 Der Sr0eu
heS 6l. 2tnoreaS bonn @3ar perlieben. Der
SaiIer 0ilbelm bat ben Gaier BON S2ltrGidl
gum Sberit oeS 9tegtn1eut8 S6le5mtg- 6ol=
iteiu eruanut. - Die Satierz@OnierenS naht
It ibrem gnbs. Der Sailer uOu Seitreid
mad)te bette bem @Sar eiuen Abldle0sbes
JUDI.
8erlir, II. Scpt. - Ser &atier BON
Setreid1 reilte beutt NbeuO u6 unO murOe
pom 6entidJen &allcr, Dem SronprlH5en uno
OieIen Sifi5tereu bis anf ben 8nbnbof begti=
tet. Sel'm 4bfieOe umarmte Ct 0eu SaIier
uno ben &ronprinSen.
@enf, IL. Sept. = Die 6errcn, iueGfe
nit benz Sdlieb8geridlte in Serbinouug iie=
ben, itnO mad Bern abgereiii.
SnaiGuf.
2ouoou, II. Sept.-0as groBc 8ennen
nm ben ct. Qegetz 9rclS iano Beute itatt; oa5
Yferb 8enlod" 9enanH.
Der britiife 0ampfer v@etn" III an Der
portu9ieIiiden aiiite geiraubet.
&onoon, II. Sept. - Ser GrzSaiIer
Napofeon unb @emabln madltcH beute cine
Spaslerfubrt nm Die 5niel 28igbt auf Der
amcritauii1en Sadlt Sappbo."
Sranfreidb.
Yari5, II. Sept. = @ilfoCr 9tu6ei0rer,
,uelfe Oie SOlOaten III NorbOnne angegrtiien,
Iino Su 3udtbauabait uOn 4-15 Uionaten
uerurtbeIlt morcen unO @intJc nuBten 200
bis 500 SrancS Stroie Sabteu.
Sci Der 2SleOerer6huung 0cGJfutional,Ser=
iammlung miro YrGiiOent 8bierS Den Scr
id)lag MAIDEN, 0aS 4mt eiHeS Siccs YrG TOenz
ten 81 cretlen.
Dt a Ortb, II. Scpt.-Scnor 3ortlla, Der
YrdfOent Oe8 ipanti6cnS nStaatSratbS,t ,tf franf
unO liegt III Sette.
NRaOrib, II. Septbr. - Su Der gdbe
BON Arragouieu iono Gin GROCER ganOrutd
iiatt. 9aS Sett beS 6luiies fitute Ild nit
Selsbl0deu. Die Bride an Der SrGu3ung
muroe iortgeriiieu. @ine Sarfe nit 40D}ann,
Srauen mo Sinoern idlug nm, uuo 2le bis
auf 0ret erfranten. &iele Yerlonel famen
nm.
9d,iffs> Seridjte.
BlDmou tb, IL. Sept. - Der 0ampfer
p SunOalia" 1T bon giewz0Ott bier eiH9es
trcifen.
2iperpooI, II. Septbr. - Der 0pfr.
oGepublc" tam BON Nem=YOrt bier all.
D1arft unf SSpric.
&onbon, IL. Sept. -&oniUl8 928 fir
@elo uno 92.6I8 fir Srief. y2tmerttauer"
'65er 934; '67er 924; 10. .4Oer 874; neue 6iiue
fer 894; @rie 40.
21perpool, II. Sept. gaummolle
erDfinete 9eoriift. Sberl. 10f-114; Srl.
104. Serfdufe 10,000 81.
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81 o III a D + H..
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tGcrtiesuna.l

Cine feline Bauie perging, bann i4lug
iie pas feu6tgempreene gluge 5u ibm auf
eS mar elm unenbk6 lebli6es 2d6eln,
bas nun I'm ibren Munb ipielte uno ben
rui6en idelmii9en 8lit begleitete.
Siesmal paren Sic ia i'm 8e6t, per-
iebte iie. &ein 9lnoerer als @erbarb bate
iie peritanben uno i6pn mar iie bapongez
buidt. St iab ibr nad. 9a mar 9lQe5
9iatirlidteit unb ferngeiunbe 6riide, teiz
ne i6madtenoe Semutb, teine ertiinitehe
Sentimentalitdt freuOiges, unpPrtimz
merte5 2eben.
llnb pabrli6, pie fpnnte es nur ieiz
mem Geoddtnilie entl4minoen? Sic batz
te ibn oaran gemabnt: es mar ia nibt Der
erite &uB seweien. st lab ibr nub 10
traumbait unb ielbituergeiien, DAB er erit
gemabnt perben mubte an Die 8inbe, bic
er in ben 9dnpen belt unb ib nun ielbit
iiber bic 9lusen legen ipllte.
glber Marp's 8uf nabm ie ibm mieoer
ab. 9ie junse Srau bate aus Dem mittz
lerpeile berbeigebra6ten narmengSein Die
Bonnie sebraut. Sic idbpfte bic Gliier
ppQ.
g(imm, 9opu, iugte iie, bas 5peite bar
rei9enb - bu3 erite bate natirlia Die
Ututter erbalten - ct lit beiB, gut 9e=
pirSt uuo gut gejHdert, pie gu ibn
lebIt.
gtur 10 bringt Der 6ptlunperbeeripcin
angenebme Srdume, meinte Der alte 6err.
Ct itieB nit ieinem S6pie9eripbne an.
&pmm, 9app, i'd mDdte trdumen, i'd lei
Oabeim in Glaptpn= Sprcit.
rOld England for eVer!" rief STR.
2eslep. Gr itieB nit Q(llen an.sie miiien
beiratben, mein alter 6reuno! iagte er 5u
Gerbaro unb bieier nidte bios.
Ning5um flangen Die Slider aneinanz
Der unp ft6blide Sprihe eridpllen. Sc
Der piinidte ii6 einen 3raum.
llno mas merben Sic trdumen? fragte
GiBieGerbarb, Der Elm wenig abieit5 itanO.
,6eiteres muB es iein, i'd tann 9liemunp
10 traurig ieben.
SplL td Sbnen mprgen meinen Staum
tl3uDltU. <tpSL W. luHl CO iUpQH gCult.
S6 peroe triumen, Sic fdmen in meine
6eimat, Qi}sie, unb mir ndbmen uniere
9ettionen mieber auf. gr faBte ibre 9ano
unp belt iie feit, Dab lie iid nidt ip9lei6
ent3ieben tpnnte. 9lu9 Sic, 2i1ie? fra9te
er.
Gr glaubte einen leiien, flidtigen9rud
Sl fibIen. 9i5jie bate 5u 8ppen geieben,
ieBt blidte iie auf.
9Ste tann i6 mejnen Srdumen befeb=
len? antwprtete lie unb 5og nun ppG ianft
ibr 9dno6en Surif.
uno nenn Sic es f6nuten?
Sp niiroe i'd mir ben id6niten nab
len, I'M ME mebr baraus gu ernaden.
Setn 8lid belt ibr gtuge feit uno Ienfz
tie iid tief nnp fragenO binein. Cine letd>
te llnrube fam iiber fie.
Cute gta6t! nidte iie freunbli6. Mprz
gen erSdblen mir unS, pp mir I'M Sraume !
paren.
Inter benz gfiitelSpetg, ia9te ct leiie,
faum Die 2ippen bemegenb.
@ute 9ta6t! Sic mar fort.
@uroe pas gefltiterte 8prt perltanben?
6atte es lie perldeu6t?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-12

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Sanbiee SuSubringen pile9te. Ser oft be-
itrie6ere eiierue Dog" mt osm 6r. ga.
than erldllagen pOrben, lei aus Dem @eiu=
feller BON 8. 8. Sdcnd in Der 5. 9luenue, rer
furs Suoor erbroten wuroe, entnenost nor.
ben.
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SdbreS ben 9ftbtCr 8owliug, eiusn6aitSsS Sc
febl, un0 Den @ouueneur 6oifnau, cine
Nequtiition all cen @Ouucrneur uOu 2oui.
fuuu lu erlafcu, mo 6orrehsr fd) ben @r'
mittelun9en Der Poliset sufOI9e OamulS uuf-
belt.
0erGSootat g8nl. &. Some ipra6 im2uuic
bes gtadmittags i'm Snuptqunrtier Dor unO
Derlaugte 6oyreier, Der eiu Silent BON ibm
III, gu eheu. Setu Wunif muroe ogue g9ei.
teres geludbrt unO srtlGrte 6r. Some, ais or
Die 3eae nieber uerlieB, OaB er Elm 4libi uad)=
metieu uno Sorreiter sllnibulO al Dem Mtoroe
bartbun f0nne.
Der AngetIu9te wrb auf ale Safe idleft
megtommeu, ba bereitS Der @ouuerueur bon
9Qrnois bierber telsgtapbirt bat, baB in jensm
Staute cine 13=jdhrtge 3udtbuuSfrafe Ieiner
nartet.