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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02

Ausseritet nit Den beher Rai6incn nnb einsez
rbtet nab Den neucTen 8erbeiierursen, bic iiberz
baupt bic Photographic auisuueiier bot, erlaute i'd
a,r, einem geebrten Bubitum Die ersebcnite Inseige
An mad,en bas meiu bon in SatimoreitraBe portbelz
bait betauntes 9eihGit na6
Rr. as, Nprh SbarlesHraFe,
psrleet In nno als 8unit=@alere ih i'm Stanbe be-
noet 8ortrais IN lieiern, Usldpe BON bet Carte de
visite bis CUR 9sbeussrOBs in gaieI uno Del on
aebulitbteit unb IusIipruns Ni6ts su miniben
hbra laisn. @ruppen uer0en in ieoe, @roSe aui
oas Bette ausseIbrt; Die beIen araite Rnb sur an=
tsrtisuus BON 8botosrapbe'u BET uns ansefeat, unf
uur plrtlttsn 3Initiern Wiro Die ausliibruus Dor
3prtraits Gnpertraut. a1tunssuoa
Ribarn sBalsi,
fa4-H SIR. 46, Roro4 &9crlesftrGSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Sins lltdh.

SattQate Gitg, 30. 9too.-3u 9ropo
wir6 in wenigen 3a9eu btellnteriuduug iiber
Die lebte GOngrsBwabl beglnneu. Wtan feht
angeblidj erltauulid)eu Gnt9iillungen iiber Die
2lrt unO g8eiie, mie bic NtOrmouen ibren&on.
artRmQnn srmQhIt haber, entQCQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Gin entfeFlthsS GtfenbdbnmnaliiH
nocs3 redtt2eitio Ocrhiitet.

Srtogep Cont, 30. 9top. - Qls
Der GrpreBiug uOn gtepsDorf beute MOrgen
ltd] Der @ueRbabn6riide BEL Bridgeport nG,
berte, mar Oteielbe nod balb ge6iuet, neil TO-.
tb2n ein Sftfi bteielbe paitrte. Diit uuaez
beuerer 8raftanitren9ung uermofte oerSriit'
feumarter, Oeielbe nod redtSeitig III i6lteBeu,
nobel er ben SOl3en turS Dor antunft bes
,3uge3 an Der Bride 10 lauge iefbielt, bis
Der aus IA lSaggou8 beitcbenbe 3ug oieielbe
paiiirt bate. Sci ieoem Yoriiberroaen zines
RdOe8 wur Der 0rud auf ben Sol3eu 10 III.
gebeusr, OaB Der Bdrter leoeS Ulal einen SUB
bod emporgcboben muroe.
9fah gliidli6 iiberitanoener @efabr mar
Der SriidcHudrter, Dennis @ol9au, 70 ner,
pos e.regt, bdB er iif taum forti6Ieppen
tonnte. Ourb ieiue S4ueui9teit unO Set
ltc8gegenWart muroe Der ganSe 3ug gerettet
uHo nit ibm 6uuOerte BON 0teuiheulebeu
etuem itderen Seroerben entriiien. 8or orei
o0er Uier SQbreu rettete oerIelbe Mauu, mel.
der idon iett "a Sahrsn alS Sriifeumarter
Der @Ompuguie au9eiellt 1T, einen 3ug uuter
dbnltdlen &erbQItuIiien, wofiir er ais Belobs
nung pom 9treftortum cine NBabl Sa6naf,
tieu erbielt. Sept mie oamalS trifft bic
S6uIo OeS nod gliidlih abgelpeuoeteu lin.
bellies ben 0iaiflnten uu6 Sberconouttenr,
wel6e Dem itbIiden 3eiden feiue 8eadtung
idleuftcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Silber : WGare1t.
Silberne 2DTel,
0abela,
xbee= Sereiee,
&orbe unb
Gdnnen.
Samufl Rlrk 4 Sobn,

(Sftl0, ,12W{tcT 6abrifdnten pom SIbtfipaateH'
3abn> ar,neifnuoe.
Or. 4B, s. &therisae .mott ieinen pieleu hcut=
fder 9onnern odbtunespoQ brtGnnt, ba5 cr nod im=
msr uuf ieinem alten Ilass, Rr. 2i Siies
pap, anaetroFen nerhen tGnn, tpoielbft permebre
@rleihterunsen fir Die gsrfGrtisuns Der fdonsn uro
bauerbaftcn @sbiiie, tuel6e 70 aGsemsine Surieosn'
bsit acseben, befst. eatoos fprb iir bas itnerj'
Iofe aussiebsu Der 3ibns eebruudt uno Die behen
3abnarbeiteu su aemGBstsn 8rciien perierttst.
- ISpont2 toJntPgO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Sr. z. g. Waters, 3ahnarst,

0emonerator on Der 3abuar5ne6ule in Baltimore,
Nr 43, Sanooerftrdns.
Or. Baters erbG(t bic natiirti6en 3dbns ourb 8e=
banouus uno SaGuns, isst tiintlibe SABINE ami cine
pebeNsrts Wetbobe elm II. Siebt SABINE obne S6mer-
sen aus. ane arbeiten pcrhsn sorantirt. Selonbete
aufmer,iumtsit rpiro ben 3dbueH pon snesrn sswtez
met. (4prlt5,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Sie ein,iae ad)te berbeKerte 5npe'it3e
Nahmaldline,

so,ne bis .empirs" uro ole anbern, aud rSin9er's
9r. ." in oem 3 ampiz 8epartrze ben Don
'''' :" 5bomas Sbdnfs,
feorl1SD Sis Der 9ombarb= unb Sb0rpfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Ssnninss' 3agnsginftnr.
Gtne elesante, fihere unS ertcle'
reidbe WunSDGid,e,

,um Renisen, Seridonern uno grbaltunsbe 3dbne
uno bee 3abndeii9es, unr sibt bem atbem sineu an=
sensbmen @eru6. gu babeH bel alien Srosuhenin in
alsemstnen unb
y. Spnfpn, Senniras, & Gpmp.
SGr Hhnrip psf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Sbtna unb s1apan.

Gan s aug s c o, 30. llOb. - Der
0ampier 4laata" brtugt bis 3um 2G. Stt.
lautenoe 8ertdte uOu 5OuszSong uuo bis
gum I. gtOOembcr bon DOtobama.- Dian
mia RacOs unO 9On9SOug teIegrap5ii4 UeIs
bineen.
Su Deboo fanben i'll g6ren beS 81. Sc
burtstageS OeS gtitaOOs grOBe 6ctIidteiteu
ltatt.
2lm 13. OttOber ianf in 6Olge cine8 Gp-
pbonS (OrtanS) i'm 9afen BON NauiGa Die
ipaniife Srt9g u@euOieuu." aue an 8or0
beftuoltden Berioncn tamen, nit AuSuabme
zines OtatrOeu, um'S Qebcu. 0tebrcre at.
0ere 6abr3euge itleBeH Suiammen unO Die neue
0ampIers8erfte wnrOe total jerit0rt. 300
6Guier, Die am llfsr ltanSeu, muroen oemo.
lit un0 iOnItiQes llnbeil anaeitiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02

er uber eutiduIbist Ft oatnit, OuB er BEN
6reuel i'm 9fauidle begaugen babe. @r mar
in lener 9tatt uon Oem Grain entiernt nor.
oen, neil er eiH 6ahr9elo nift be3ablte. Die
6uBipuren an Dem Srts, mo- bic 5emmuiiie
buge!e9t mareH, itimmten gan; genau nit
Dem Gboruf ieiner Stiefel therein, bic gans
et3entbitmllde SObleu unO 2tbidee baben,
Die potter RGgel eden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
NintmI dn.

GQibingto n 80. Nou.- Sen. SOrace
Sorter bat bic ibm an9ebotene Steae zines
Slce. BrdiiOenteu Der vYulman=B Balaittarreu'
@ompagnie" angeuommen. @euerul SaFcnd
lit gum erIteu Setretdr BEG RraRbenten Ct.
uQrlltr m0roen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Hahlet, MN Gnli.

so9len uuh SoI3.
Dtt uteerisfeu Breiie rpe,ben INNER bere@nst; Elm
rsssr 8orrat9 INNER an Sano pon zen berlibH tefsn
NeiReu, pts Baltimore Gompasuie,1 Spfens
gaaep, kspomiua. 5nnbnrp uub Cumberland.
Seors Stearns,
Slreau: Str. %, Sios@ @qloertitrass
lAprtI22.1Sf 8obIenbof: Nlice 4unhr.
"a NdHe! NdEe! N1
iur Rsiieins ausluuO beiorst innsrbalb "a gtunosn
4. %aine,
cd Gds Der SaItimorsftr. uRb g.sp .sApeuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
0ie @pupSc Scr Scut5d,=reF. Sir6be.

9tnCtnn0t1, 30. Jf0D.- Sn Der ytadj=
mitlaa8penHg warOeH fOigenoe 8eamte fltr
Die pdhncn Orei 3abre srpablt: BrGFOent-
G1rp. Sno y. alein aus QouisuiQe; 8ce-
Prdnoenteu = @brlp. Sereuiab j.. @ooO, 3.
8, uOu 3iffin, D, uuo &brw. SEQ. 9.
3iuieu uOn Yitt8burg, Ya.; Gtett- @6rw.
Siaut $. 0teitcr bon Dtldmi8burg, o.; Sc,
biili8=&lert - @brW. Safob DaAlmaun, IT,,
BON E9ilaOclpbla, YG.; @Orreip. Setretar -
0aOiO IS. Slopp oOn philadelphia, Ya.
Sduemeiiter - g8m. 3. GrOB uOn Ybila-
he1nhla So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
@els' beliebter Sdnblaoen
Ssr. So, SiOro Gutaiuitraes.
GrOee @rlparnma1

Tfan fault aebrau6te Sdulbilher gum balbe
geiIe ooer uenser, uuo inter Den reselmdBisen
Brstien, ioips aud als NsfsrlOsrfe Der eiteratur,
iurliiite, mebiSiniits unb semii9te SiGer &c. pon
8. Sfcal S 9pmp..
Rr84 Wsftz s Sapettez, einige 1btren ueflt1
Don Der GbarlssfraBs. Suhcr aIsr art werberprompt
se,euft unb beBdtlt. (Sepn ,t2UtRi,t&p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
e)Obn gQntO&
0esenieitige =Scrii8cruusstGes
IeIliHaft unn 9uifnn, Wafi.

8ieis 9eicaidait iUurbs aIs grponsHt oss berhbms
ten -DS SaHatbuiettfcr RidIt SGriau C5efesrSS
orsaniirt. 5br gutbaben IN ieet ubsr So, $4,000,
DclGe fber Su @uut5H Der BOliceH 9nbQbCr anges
lGst itno. ytad oen 9cicgen pOr UiGiiuhustts UeuR
irgenb cine AnlG9e Ooer anlebe gemdft Uoroen,
Uslde nil ouT Ole StGtueHautoriiirt, ftnb bic Dts
-ettoreH, UeIbe o!CIclbc semGdt ooer bemniet, ben
Rt9IiCnern her @eieultOit iur ieosn oaourd psrurs
iabten Serluit peroRltb oeraHtUortltd. Die 8irefs
torER ocr~3obn 0GHcod Gegenietieen &CbCns Bers
fbsruH9s 9eieuidGlt" umiGheH stRI9e Sreists oeI
reihfen uuo reipettabelfter StnUobnsr Bohou's.
auG 8oltcen fHo nGh elmer BrGmieHSGbluR9 ubioluI
uuuerIulbar, aincrCi oh ottGlbs idbrit, balbiGbr-
lid ooer otsrteliGbrb gemabt miro. Ctpi6eHbeH
iUeroen bubdtrib ertlGrt uno bGar bejabIt.
Jtur RENE Gtbens= uHo 8CriorguRgs sBerithCrUna,
- feline r3UHtlHe" ohCr aHocre Sbemas fiRo NIT uns
Eeren 9eihGitcu Dcrbunoen.
Cine iebr aroSe AnSabl uHierer beieH @intpobneE
fno beretts in DER "o Qnc 4" uertdert; @eiuRbs
3sttssRlito's mcroer uur ueriidert.
g8dlter :. gBtlttuion,
General 4gent iir Jiarnluno uno Ten DtlriFa
Columbia,
RoIbtUeh=S Der 9LGrles- uHo SGItimorthr.t
SlmCs y sno oGr o n, 9otal=Asent;
u. u. . bDar5mGnn,
BGrnGler oes 0eutIdeR 9GpdrtemCntE;
Dr, SGmesI. SteuGrt
(D(atI0,i 2MtC,l LID uHteriHturaszNMk,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
SreeleD lluo 6te GIeftpren.

y E w'Y Orf, l. 0c5. = 3n sinem yeitQrs
tifel miro morgen bic O3ribiiue" ben 8obl.
maaner -&oue9ien Der @reelepz Staatsn anra=
then, am NtittwOt ibre Stimmsn fir Yrdii'
bent @rQnt QbSuaebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Rte 3nltan6e IN 9lIabama.

10 ontg merp, AlG., 20. Nop.
Dtorgen rief Die 2lufunft eiuer 4btbeiluuq oe8
Z. Ser. ct. 6aUaaerie. .Jtegt5., ruel6e uugez
fGbr 20 Yarb8 pom capitol ein Eager beioQ,
ntd]t gerlnge 9luiregung beruOr, lpelte iid)
crit mleoer legte, al8 man erfuhr, baB oieielbe
ais posse comitatus, aber nltt Sur Sertreiz
bHug Der @eieBgebung aus b.m Gapitole, be.
nuet merOen loQte. Die i'm 2ebtern taaenoe
ge'eegebuu9 i6tdte Elm Seieb al ben neuen
gouOerueur, Der aber belien unterSeiAnuug
ablebute. Sin gemeinifoitli6sr 8eidlub,
ciu @omite an ben BrGiioenteu Der Ser. ct.
5u enoen mo tbn 9letdlSettlg telegrnpbiid bon
oem 3nItanoe Der 0inge 5u unterridteu, fano
enltlmml9c Aunahme. SnSmilteu bat@ouu.
geWi8 Der I'M @opltOle tagenoeH geieeae6uug
an9e3etgt, paB er ite nltt auerfenneH tonne,
bis Die ungsieell9 erUGblteu WitglieOer ans
gei6oiitn leleu. Sn5miid)eu betradte CT Die
I'M @erlftabauie Itenee 2e9islatur ais ge.
ictIld) erWG9lt II. /. 10. Ger gauge Streit
Oreht nA Oarum, lper III Oen Ser. St..Seuat
gtWaBlt werOtn iOu: Die 6umpf1cieggez
buug oerlauat eiueu Garpetbag3er, ote @eieb=
gebung I'M @apltOle auerOing8 9leif)fa18 Ell
nen Jfepublttaner, aber meuigiten5 einen
Dtanu, Der oa8 Yertrauen Der 8eu6lteruuq
perOlent. Dtan lit nidDt weuig geipauut All
9Gaut'S 2lntwOrt, naaOem Die Ser. ct. Ge=
giCruug Ourd Die Serweuouug oeS Ser. st.
UttIltQr5 ltTreSiuurdunQ auQebeutet hat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
2tm5 BaumtppQ xrdnS=
port. - lSettrennen. - Nferoe-
feuchc


gtewsO rteans, /. 8e3.-Qer uQouiF'
ouQ'tr Sotep- Club" halt 9ienfug, 0Onuers
Tag nno Sounab2uo Ieine Reuuen. Inter
Den &eunpierOen groiirt Die Seud)e nid)t;
aber ale StaOtbOhnfabrten bat man etnleQen
mitiieu.
Die 8aumwoQz zYreiieu ob,rbalb Canal
ltrnBs, ionic Die y3afion Utobiler" unS
WOrgan'S &eraier guenbubu" itebeR Idmmt-
lib bur1 Shieuenwese mil einanOer in Sers
btnOuug, ip oaB 8uumwoae unO auOere 0an-
belSgiiter raiden&eitertrausport finOer. Die
YsriOneu3iiJe Der rSudiOn. glienbqhn" 9e9eu
jegt big ct. @9arle8itraBe,
Die 9feroefeutae in GeraS.
@alpeit ton, 80. ytou. - Die bier er'
idIieueue Bfsroeieude miro erbeblid GenSaum.
polenspunoel unO pa8 @eibGIt itberbuupt
beeintrGhtiqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
8reelcO'6 4eidJc.

% teW y ort, /. 9e3br. - greels0'3
SetAe murbe beute i'm Snclair'itcn 0auie
BON elmer groBen 2n3abl BeriOncn bciitttgt
sic miro am 0ienitage on eiuem ON Wton.
ta9e 81 beitimmeuOen Tlaee auf Dem BaraOc=
bette lieaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
spc3ial : &oti3en.
Nn,ctgc.
Tfuerfffc Siherhfit.

Sa itb ,pe game gsodbcu natt BEN 8otontr Tseusr
unter ben Ruinen ,u9e5rod,t babe urb cine nur1,
ssbenbe periortidla Examination aIer artsu 9slo'
Ipncen, @epolbe uro Sinr6tunsen tiir feusrfsfsSt=
tsrbeit iouob, iencr, melds ibrsn Snbal prderotrs
ten, ole aud oIder lpe;de nidDt 10 hin i'd jest be-
reit, 2cttnuneen, Spe.ittct.onen IL. SoheHanihldee
fir Gepotbe, @eloipinoeu uuo isoe art feusrfefer
arbeiteu, oui biz man iidb i'm Gottiale oerIaiien
tann, ju liefctn I. .. Wstner,
pon TtiIer's 8eoptnben= uno @ilenz
lnoc n-GN Mrhnit,n-Hn hniF nt.hiirt In 10ir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02

babe pdhrenb meines aaussn 2ebens 0as Qe-
than, mas Die Menifeu duBerit tb0ridlt un0
unpoIittib naunten, uub i'd babe ibr llrtheil
ntat beitrttteu. SD babe mr. 9aS Qeiagt,
mas id) fir oaS redlte Ding biclt. Sdute i'd
iterbeu, che Die gSabl fattfinOet, ODER in O,r-
ieIben beiie9t weroeu, 10 bite idb Sic, fir
mid 3u beSeu9en, ouB td eS nidIt beNouere,
Die Ofientllde 0teinun9 beruu5gcforoert 81
baben, penn id1 glaubte, 0aB oieieIbe i'm In
rebten mar, pahrenS i'd muBte, oaB iie un=
barmbcr;ia iein tuiirbe. Sbr 6orace Greelep."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Die bsrtaibmts eulpiOn'Iae "Hos Air Tsrnass."

mgari5er, amsritauibe aJaen5serb uub Darz
rem (de 5eerbs," 8arlors, Suu= u 2isPtains leusrz
Btab<8eIsr.
Die berllbmte 2apion'ltbe "Hot Air FUrnass."
9eauna pon 8leis uno SieurSbten, BaoewauneR,
Sporanteu, Wai9tdnOe, Biiioirs, 46sussr0rrsn ill
Nbtritte; iopie aud
bsbraulii5e Rammsr, DaAerz Oiaib:uerte u. I. No.. {;
marmorne II. Saieisrs saminmie, Jeusrbseroz zTofte,
Resifer u. I. no.;
2l9su utsulilisH, Bafsrfibler unb Refrtesratoren;
ROD unb Se56leu uRo Neparatureu aaer art.
0ipneh=S6s DON BalIimDrss uue Gutdmfr.
fQ2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
{S4-f' :
10. q. @npo & GomD.s
Gi9antbiimer pom

@ole'B pateutirtsu autumdtiicben Sei5ern,
ms9r in ben eeteu iiinibbn 5alren ie9r umfdRsreit
uub nit beiierem Griolse, Gs rasrb Elm anoerer nit
2ampt ODER 5ciBem g6Giier bCissuoer apparat se=
braupt iDerosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Ncbtang!
Snehen erllalten nnn Wnftinn /:

Ieibene Scaris Su 20 Cts, luertb 81;
iuollene Strilmpie III 6, 1G uno II Sents;
SemOcnbuien oon 10 bis gu 90 @ents;
@ldcee=S Sanbi9ube Bu % Gents pro Hdar;
EalbsntIther Su Ssnts pro Stit;
Dierino 0emben unb ltnterboien, 81 @t6.;
Soriet5 ju 81 Gents bel
Sapib Samberaer,
Rr. 69, Horo ooparo-, sluiiden Sertrs'
(SnIi3t, ,f2Dits) tons uno SGratosatIGse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
6RDeCuyQnu.

re ober arm, oCrberatbct ooer Ridt, louts elm ets
ben ilr cine lGiHen gitteln eniurebenbe Summe uers
bru, uuo in Dem uorrerftsn RGuae Der bet=scItItss
tteH @eielihaIten nrbt Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
TIr eSamiiicu=SSGbarbeifcn

lit feine aRaltiue beier, ale bic Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch ea lie DQuerbai urb eniad it, nltt lsif3 be-
I,aost pirb uno hsenb elmer Der tPsureu @taidtusn
sGgi&tommt.
@is totet Don s25 bio $50 unb mro ant ttnI Sabre
eorontirt. Sobu z. Butler, @eneraiz4Sent,
Rr. 8, geprsz Gbarlesftrafe,
1nftoi 100 srueIte GtaQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-02
Der amerifanifbe uno preuSifbe
E5cuerdl= y Opffmetffer.

IS blng TON, I. Oe3br. = 8eneral<
BOnmetlter @respell bat auf cine 2lnfra9e OeS
preuBii9en @eneral= =Bot DIRECTORS in Berlin
piciem cine laage 3uifrift iiber nas bleFSe
Bolt uno amtlibe Selegrupbenrpeieu, ioweit
eS Die 4niteluu9 BON 8ruuenSinmern anbes
triiit, su9ei4idt, Oaraus erbeut, oaB niAt
iiber 700 5ruuenSiulmer i'm Botmeieu au9es
ltelt liup. &auon iuusireu circu 500 (auS
ii6er 80 1000 4oitdmtern) alsPOitperwalterin'
ueu, 100 ais @ehiiliunen, 60 ais GoptIien
I'M @eneral, Boitumte. gSie otele i'm 3eles
srapbenlpeien angeitelt itno, weiB 9r. Gree
nell niht. llebrt9eus lei man in ben Ser.
ct. Der aniteaung bon 6rauensimmern gin.
Zig, uno Oieielben erleot9teH in befrieoiSeuber
gSelie Die linen anpertrauten 4rbetten.
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25 Brn,cnt acjnart.

llniere &unoen erbalten ben Sortbeil unierer
groBen SaarsSinfdufe.
Cartwright & gBurner's,
Horiolf uno Neip Brnrs'pid,
Dteolicott 9ompasnie
unb ane anbsren belisbten 6abritate
Don
11uterbcmben nuS 1InterbOfen,
% Yrosent biaiger, alS irgeno Elm uuperes
Geihdit in Der Stabt.
Medicated Scarlet iuouene lnertIeioer
geeen Ibeumdtsnru5
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ten, Strimpien, Sanbiduher'c.
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, 1872-07-04

The Stock now on hand, ~ usual
consists Of
, 1872-07-04

SEATTLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS,
Str, NORTH PACIFIC. Capt. Starr, arrives from
Olympia and Steilacoom on Mondays and Thurs
days. 6 A. NJ; touching at Tacoma on Mondays;
and from Victoria, Ports Townsend, Ludlow,
Gamble and Madison on Tuesdays and Fridays
l8P.M.
Steamer Aida, Capt. J. 6. Parker, jr. leaves
Seattle Mondays, and Thursdays, for Olympia,
touching at Tacoma and Steilacoom arrives on
Tuesdays and Saturdays, making the trip each
way by daylight.
Str. j. B. LIBBY, Capt. George F. Fry leaves
Seattle on Mondays, A. for Bellingham Bay,
via. Mukelteo, Tulalip, Coupeville, Covelznd,
Utsalady. La Conner and Fidalgo Island re-
turning, arrives on Wednesdays. Pm.
Str. RUBY, Capt Belmont. daily to Port Mad
ison and return.
Str. SUCCESS. Capt. Bell, daily ferry between
Seattle and Port Blakely, carrying mails, freight
and passengers.
Str. ZEHHYR. Capt Wright, leaves Seattle
Mondays and Thursdays, at A, NJ, for Snoho-
on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Str. COMET, Capt. Randolph: regular trips to
Duwamish and White Rivers.
PoRT CAMILLE, July Arrived, ship
E. Kimball, Keller, from San Francisco;
bark Ava, Lawrence, from San Fran
cisco.
PoRT MADISON, July 2.-Arrived, B.
Aymar. July 1st, bark Northwest.
PoRT BLAKELY, July 2.-Arrived, ship
Erminin Alvarez, from Calao bark At
lantic, from San Francisco.
PoRT LUDLOW, June 27.-Arrived,
bark Forest Queen, Burns, from San
Francisco.
SEABEcK, June 29.--Arrived, ship
Grace Darling, Bluen. from San Fran
SAN Francisco, June 23-Sailed-
Bark Gem of the Ocean. Puget Sound.
bark Jenny Pitts, Port Townsend.
Arrived Bark Oregon, Sesbeck bark
Samoset, Seattle bark Buena Vista,
Port Gamble; bark Chris. Mitchell,
Port Madison.
SAN FRANcIsCo, June 29-Arrivsd-
Bark Florence, Port Gamble.
Sailed--Bark Vidette, Port Madison !;
bark Victor. Port Gamble.
SAN FRANCIsco. June 29-Sailed-
Bark Nicholas Biddle, Port Townsend.
, 1872-07-04
f,lse and abandoned him and he inten.
ded to drown b mself.

.-e>sS esAA4 oDRlAOAOu AlkQ AUu Q6 l0IG0e
ded to drown b mself.
GENEVA, June 25-Boarj of Arbritra.
ton, at session of Is th, informed the
American and English agents that
American indirect claims were untena-
be. There is reason to believe that
dispatches received from Washington to-
day. will lead to satisfactory solution of
entire question. On reassembling of
Tribunal, it will proceed to consider di-
rect claims of U. S. Government. The
Tribunal reassembled at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
and remained in session until S O. clock.
They then adjourned TO meet on Tues.
day next.
NEw YORK. June ga special dis
patch from Geneva announces the pres
ence of Gen. Sherman, yerterday. He
visited General Dufour, lately in COM
mand of the Swiss army. He goes next
to Berne and thence to France. Lieu
tenant Grant is at Sermalt.
Secretary Borie arrived at Geneva
yesterday.
The Herald's Geneva special says the
members of the Tribunal are less reti-
cent, and yesterday they communicated
the fact that the representatives consid-
cred the business would be in such
shape that the arbitrators would give a
decision favorable to the preservation
of the Treaty. The representatives OF
the American and English Govern
ments visited each other and inter-
changed courtesies.
, 1872-07-04


lv Mr.. FELTON,. correspondent of the
oo"e'm' called upon US yesterday morn
ing, and furnished US the following
items
The Puget Sound Steam Navigation
Company have sent to Portland to pur-
chase sternwheel steamer to run on
the route from Seattle to the Skagit
River.
Mr.. Miskel. of Monticello, is running
an opposition line Of spring wagons be-
'~een Olympia and the cowlitz, which
affords the opp ortunity of making the
'flp at reduced fare, in quicker time,
and over an easier road than by the
mail stage.
, 1872-07-04

Observation-Disclosures Kellogg, County
Auditor, has made arrangements fol
removing from the county, to farm on
the Swinimish. The office will be
managed for the balance of his term by
Duncan T. Wheeler, who is well qnal-
lfied for the duties thereof. and COM
mands the confidence of this community
Tor integrity and fidelity to his trusts.
The disagreeable duty which we have
1eit incumbent upon us, to censure some
OF the official acts of Mr.. Kellogg, does
not detract from our estimate of his so.
clal qualities or good wishes for success
IN his new field of operations.
, 1872-07-04
NOTICE.


LAND OFFICE AT OLMPA, ". TIL
June Is, 1872.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED AT
~ this Office by John v. Lowe against A. u.
Cowan for abandoning his Homestead Entry
No. $50, dated June 18th, 1869. upon the 8. E.
L of N. E. 4, the N. E. 4 Of q. E. Z. OF section
Z, the W. u N. W. \ and N. W. 4 Of 8. W.
Il of section No. 8, township No. % north Of
range No. east. in the county of Snohomish,
W. T., with . view to the cancellation Of said
entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear At this Office on the 10th day Of August,
1872, at 10 o'clo X, n to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged sbandon-
ment
p. CLARK, Register.
6r30 ROBERT @, STUART, ReceireT.
, 1872-07-04

V The Skagit River Company have
organized by the election of j. r. Rob-
pins, President; Baily Gatzert, Treasu-
eF; John Leary Secretary; and j. w.
Sweeny, Agent.
, 1872-07-04

DR.. ABoRN AT PoRTLAND.--Dr. Aborn
will be at his apartments, corner of Sd
and Morrison streets, Portland, Oregon,
from the 18th of July until the 18th of
August. I'm
, 1872-07-04

II: 1872. g..
SPRING TRADE.
CRAWFORD & HARRINGTON,
Brick Store, Commereial Street,
SEATTLE, W.T.
W. aa41sE aAyE NOW IN STORE AND WARE
The most extern
slve Stock of Mer-
chandize in our line
North OfSan Fran
cisco, to which we
are adding by eve
ry Vessel and Stea-
mer from outside
arriving at this
Port.
To the Trade and the public generally
we return our thanks for past favors.
Our mutual transactions in business,
heretofore. is our chief claim for in
creased patronage.
The rapidly increasing Trade Of this
City with the Merchants of the Sound
Ports warrants our present importation.
The Stock now ON hand, ~ usual,
consists Of
HARD-WA ARE.
in great variety,
GROCERIES,
of the best qualities and assortment,
|BREADSTUFFS
of several grades,
Teas and COffeeS:
General Supplies for Families
and Outfits for
Farmers,
Miners,
Loggers,
Joiners,
Blacksmiths,
Shipwrights,
etc. etc. etc.
Our Stock Of
WINES AND LIQUORS
is a1s0 eonal tn the rennireunanta NJ II !.
, 1872-07-04

|SuPPI)ES!
STONE & BURNHTT,
Whnlesa1e and Retail
DEALERS IN CHOICE
Family Groceries,
Flour, Ham, Bacon,
Teas, Coffee, Spices,
Pickles,
Ship and Steamboat Stores,
At prices which will please the
most frugal ivers.
Shelf and Building
HARDWARE!
MINERS and FARMERS Tools
and Implements,
Shovels, Spades,
Axes, Brush Hooks,
Scythes, Froes,
Grindstones, etc.
Crockery, Glass Ware,
Paper Hangings, Paints,
Oils, Turpentine,
Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Oakum,
Rope, all sizes from t to
6 inches, Blocks, Shelves,
Rigging, Canvas, Duck,
Sail Twine, Red, White,
and Green Lanterns, Oil,
and Ship Chandlery generally.
E We are offering our
entire Stock at prices which
defy competition.
In Boots
and Shoes
We have a most complete
assortment, consisting in part
of
Philadelphia,
Boston and
San Francisco make.
Ladies' Misses and
Children's Balmoral,
Button and Congress,
BOOTS.
Gents, Miners, Logger's
Coarse, Kip and Calf
Boots.
Also, Boys. and Children's
Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
Rubbers and Artics.
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING
AND
Eng rm1eh1mm