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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10

The government list was steady despite the de-
cline in the London market, the effect Of which
fully onset by the advance in gold here, particularly
as the continued ease OF the domestic money
market has checked the sales Of parties who are
holding governments as a temporary investment.
The market was fairly strong at the close, when
the following quotations prevailed:-United States
currency SKIES, l12 1925; do. do. 1881, regis
tered. 1lah 1i3%; do. do, coupon, lis q
al5h; do, nve-twenties, registered, May and
November, 1l3A ia; do. do, 1862, coupon,
DO, 1l3k ia; do. do, 1864, do. do, l13X
III; do. do, 1865, do do, ia ll4k; do.
do, 1851, registered, January and July, 1929 o
1l2N; do. do, 1866, coupon do, 1875 a 1922! do
do, 1857 do. do, 112% 113; do. do. 1865 do. d.
lis n31S; do. ten-forties, registered, 1917 los
do. do, coupon, 1917 q los; do. fves OF 1884,
registered, 1lo>1 llo4 do. do. do, coupon, llo,
n 11ox.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids Tor the railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10

English Islands. ................ "a Soc a S
spirits turpsnne the m sSS S &c.
WIZ n but
Is ibis SSs from rom doqf ii 4 sslss
sI DO a . DO sss bss II No. o. at at
Ts st1 DaSs and nominal p
PrrRoLsux:-on Change to-day the market for refined
S1YStsa cr s%sfr II
but the ds
bSIs at the higher price Gases quiet and quoted at
ss"s az s es sHd mt f market Ct
sa Seh G qoaa as' S SdGtssss
s a. oil CITY, The Paadelphs market dull and
month soSS SSis for OF
p In aiS M Ss YO late
al sS ana eTses sn @ kess bs lard
quiet NO aeral i Changes
ns srss s1Gdsy nS were go SSs
S at The S2 s. T nnS ss fair
old do Bacon continued in demand and firm Sales 80 10
sS CT e Sns Sar :; cash and $50
.s s ss%anG e ssSSs lots G ,Ss s
%iiain P sssss
@ ds %sa ses hS Be gaeS and quoted
SSnanssI We quote Smoked hams I1c. lc do shout
rs 90 bellies ne sailed shoulder" S srCs Ss
al but
urn for spot month October Sales 456 terces
no az a. gsc, according to brand, and 800 terccs
ior october at vac. City lard shade irmer and
large business was contaminated at the improyement
October. ~ " o'''N VI o"i'y
ar , market today for been quiet and
SeJ urn put n9t quo,abiy higher The sales 62
ana ~ nhds Of centrifugal at 9c Other sales We're
Refined was in fair demand and rmer Tor X but steady
Tor hards Quoted at lssc for AS and IKE i21Sc Tor
hards we quote -Cuba-Rehning, inferior TO common
sc as'sc fair to good fair sac ssc good TO prime
". sSci grocery, air TO good, 9ac 9ac. prime TO
Si dc Us oe Centrifugal hhds and boxes Ole
s,6Sc HayanaoBoxes Dutch standard nos 10 q SIC
Stc s9 Pie aysc do to Is e5Sc 0ss c do
1910 10 ussc ac do, 10 10 20 Ike 2f4c do white
IiAc. ai2Hc Porto Rico-Refning, common to prime
sac 9sc grocery, fair to choice 9ac I0i<c Braziic
Dafeh Standard Nos 70 H. he ache Java-Dutch
sanoato, Nos. ~ TO IL, &c. gMc. Manila-Superor
and extra superior, 7Zc. a SIC
Rot1The market continued quiet, but prices were un
cnanged sales 80 herces OF Carolina bsc gl5c.: 50
bags ratna at nsc &C. oo bags Rangoon at 65c nc.
although nominal, quoted at loo q l0i4
TALLow was In lair demand and n shade Nrner Sales
WBIsKEy.-Receipts, 500 bbls The market was 'auiet
out unchanged. Sales $50 bbls. at 93c. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10

not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
IA 600 bushels corn T6 $50 corn meal $40 bbis
rs sos bushels The -four market ruled dull and heavy
but prices not essentially changed The sales com
prisng all kinds, foot about 900 bbs and include 25
manned quiet but Arm 100 bbls Of Western yellow brought
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN-oN CITY REAL ESTATE, IN
M large or small & TliRfs' SSna' Pine stree.
LOAN AND INDEMNITY
COMPANY.
40 Broadway,
corner Of Barclay street,
New York.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 100000
sn &: a. q s. ssD
talsts and the business public
Subscription books
win be opened on
MONDAY. sEPTEMBER:
1.-THE
banking house ofthe
Company
asabove, and at the
National Park Bank.
The charter Of this Corporation IL unusually liberal,
authorizing the transaction ola
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
well that usually carried on by Trust Safe Deposit
Board vii b effected
M ah Hck Il, RESELL COMMITTEE
CTATE OF GEORGIA SIX PER CENT PAST DUE
- Bonds wanted.-Particular attention given TO the
collection OF Coupons &C. throughout the South Orders
S'0c join HsfG M%SsS
010 mn TO LOAN-IN ONE SUM ON FIRST
RIO.OOO class New York city property. improved
W. 9. sHIPMAN, No. Pine street. basement.
$4,000 dss ns.
eights. +. f. ELDRIDGE, Secretary
"a Chambers street. first fight.
&I0 000 WANTED-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
P-fO.VOV on property down town worth Sl00,OOO;
NO bonus. Principals address box ia Herald Office
&OE0 mn TO LOAN OR BUY MORTGAGES
In New York, Brooklyn, Wet.hester and New Jersey
Also money without bonus. PAUL r. TODD, IS Liberty
street IUN
&C7R 0O0 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT
%AOO:OOO gage on Real Estate in this city liberal
loans MADE on first class property.
JOHN +. CONREY, l62 Broadway room 8.
&QE0 0O0 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT
PCOO.OOV gage on first class property in New
York and Brooklyn; second mortgages cashed mmedi-
ately. Apply to WILLIAM KENNELLY, No Pine St
&7R0 mn TO LOAN-ON IMPROVED PROP
P6 CV.OOO erty in New York, Brooklyn, New
Jersey and Westchester county. Principals only need
- E. M. MASON No Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10

$4,000 Tenn 6's, old. 80.
5000 s G 6's, n, A 4 o..
1000 NY rs, b !, r.....
200 Erie lst m. .......
1000 l. Shore con r. -.
1900 Cen Pac RR cd bs
1000 Union Pac LIST m.
1000 I'm Pac rs, LIZ b..
1000 I'm Pac los, INC.
1000 do. 49,.
1000 Tol 4 Wab LIST m.
lUO0 Tol Il w equip BIDS
1000 Ohio 4 Miss I'd IN.
5000 NJ 4 ST z rs, gold
1000 T, p 4 w, Bur div
1900 Nil 4 st Paul LIST.
5000 Col, G h &c LIST m.
10000 B, II 4 Erie LIST m.
5 shs Continental Blk
200 Del 4 II Canal. be
100 Mariposa Min pref.
100 Quick NJ Co. j. b G
100 Adams Elk Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10
CLOSING PRICBs-4 O'CLOCK P. n.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

cotton Lower and Quiet for "Spot," but
Active for Future-Receipts ut tho
Ports 6,01s Bales-Flour Heavy-Wheat
Irrcgular-Corn Easier-Onts Steady
Naval Stores Easier-Whiskcy Steady.
aant.e..a MONDAY, Sept 9-6P.
CoryEE-The market very quiet for all descrip-
tons but learn of change in prices We note sales
Gate Saturday, of bags Rio Camden Fro, at Bal
timore private terms We quote Rio, ordinary
cargoes, l4Sc. l5c. fair do, 1870. l6c good do.
1910. 1910 prime, lzc. I7c, gold per h., sixty to
ninety days; Java, government bags, 100. 1910; 40
grass mats l91kc. 20kc Singapore lbc l6c Ceyon
lec lsc Maracaibo, l6c lsc Laguayra, TIC. lShc
CoTroNThe inquiry for spot cotton limited while
the offerings were more liberal than Saturday
quent the arrivals of cotton, and ruled
Irregular and lower closing fully Nc H. under satur
days figures Future deliveries, with sellers than
buyers fairly active closing with the tendency still
downward. The transactions sum up follows -
To-Day. Sat- Epeg. Total
Export. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50 80
Consumption. ................... 203 b88 76l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Monday, Sept. 9--1O,15 A. M.
$1,000 Us So ,66 ns3 ll2X $1,000 Us6s l04O l0S
300 IS, lGA0 80 l08 l0O0 do.......b3 l08
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10

MONEY TO LOAN--IMMEDIATELY, ON GOOD I'M.
IVl proved Realty In New York, Brooklyn and Jersey
City, IN sums to suit Prncipals apply to HAYES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10

MONEY TO LOAN-ON CITY REAL ESTATE, IN
Wl large or small amounts without bonus.
q. B. WILKES No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10

WALL STREET,
MONDAY, September 9-6 p. NJ.
On 'Change to-day wheat was strong and loul
steady, but heavy. The cotton market was veal
and shade lower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-10
The following were the bids Tor the railroad

TIE SOUTHERN LIST IRREGULAR
TIE Southern State bonds were exceedinplv
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-22

Washington has been deserted. Whoever
could escape from it followed the example
0 1.-THE illuslrious Ulysses, and fed. The retreat
Of our soldiers from Bull Run was a snaiPs
march 10 an express train in comparison with
the rapidity Of the flight Of these civilians. The
capital is as grim as graveyard, and as orderly
as Quaker meeting when the spirit fails to
move anybody. OF course public interests are
left to take care Of themselves, and any amour,
of important business suffers for proper stten-
ton. But much of it would doubtless suffer
functionaries at the posts they are paid for fill
ing, and OF the two evils the country will not
complain that it is compelled to take the least
good many public functionaries are getting 9
foretaste Of joys that are to come after the cleo
ton.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-22

Some astronomers have computed that there
are no less than 75,0OO,0OO suns in the uni
verse. The fixed stars are all suns. and have,
like our sun, numerous planets revolving
around item. The solar system, or that to
which we belong, has about thirty planets,
primary and secondary, belonging to it. The
circular field of space which it occupies is in
diameter, 5000, 0OO,O 900 of miles, and that
which it controls is much greater. That sun
which Is nearest neghbor to ours is called
Sirius distant from our sun $4,000 100000 of
miles.
Now, if all the fixed stars are as distant
from each other as Sirius is from our sun, and
If the solar system e'the average magnitude
Of all the systems of the 75.O0O,OOO OF suns
what imagination can grasp the ilamensity of
creation? Every sun Of the 10000, 600 con-
trolls field of space Of about 100000 of
miles in,diameter. Who can survey plAnta-
ton containing 20, OOO, 900 circular fields. each
Of them 10, OOO, 900 miles in diameter?
Such, however, is one of the plantations of
Him who has measured the water in the hol-
low of His hand, and melted our heaven with
span, and c0mprehended the dust OF the
earth in a measure, weighed the mountains in
scales and the hills in q balance. Him who,
sitting upon the orbit of the earth, stretches
out the heavens as curtain, and spreadeth
them out IS tent to dwell I'M
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-22
Tne DYING WIFE.

"oo.n now the window. husband.
For my life 10 waning fast,
vould soc the sunlight. darling.
Look upon Il while 1t lasts:
For my eyes are growing weaker
Ishall tarry but spell; a'
Let me sec its golden beauty
Ere go in heaven to dwell.
Call my children near me. husband
am growing weak and faint:
Let me see them once more. darling.
To tell them things no art can paint
Tell them how my Saviour beckons
To me from the shining shore;
Have them promise there to meet me
When they cross the river DER.
Give me now your hand. my children.
Kiss me no W. before aie
Meet me in the land, my dear ones.
In the land beyond the sky.
Angels now around me hover,
Heavens beauties round me shine;
Soon my troubles will be over
Jesu $, take me to be thine.
Listen to the music, husband.
As it floats upon the air
am going to them. darling
Soon I'll be an angel there.
Do not weep when l am taken:
See the shining silver tide"
Til en she raised her eyes to heaven,
Closed them. sweetly smiled. and died.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-22

TIE WRONG PUPPY had quite a laugh
in the park the other day. Not far from where
was lounRing, . gentleman was promenad-
ing, accompanied bya magnificent greyhound,
while just in advance Of him walkeda well
known dandy. The gentleman called Brunei
Bruno! 3" The dandy stopped and looked
around, but not knowing the gentleman,
quickly Gesumed his walk. Again the gentle
man s.ned-"Here. Bruno, come here!'
Upon this. the dandy turned and angrily de.
manded
What is your pleasure, siro"
With y0u-nOthing."
Then how dare you, not knowing me
thus address mo on public promenade?''
PRAY, sir-if may ask-what is your
name?"
How, sir? do you wish to insult me.
But will you please give me yonr name ?"
quietly pleaded the owner of the greyhound.
There is my card sir" and the dandy
handed forth slip of pasteboard.
Why said the gentleman, reading aloud
the letters upon the card, ''ths is B-r-u-n-o-w.
My dog spells his name without the W.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-22

faradoxical, isn't it-that some ascents are
descents. A trip-up, for example brings you
Good morning, Squire. Got anything
new. Yes, I've got the ae'c ralgia, and it
hurts terribly"
The man that bit another mau's nose of in
an ARRAY is said to have taken prominent
part in the fight.
A vicious alligator posted himself in the
nam street Of st. Augustine, Fla and fought
his assailants bravely until he was killed.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-22

An attendant at Mount Vernon not long
ago observed lady weeping most bitterly,
her, he said, care you in trouble, madam?''
NO, sir, she sObbed. 81 saw you weeping u
.".Ah, she said show can one help weeping at
me grave of the Father OF the Country?''
.Oh, indeed, madam" said he, chats it,"
The tombs over yonder. This is the ice
house,
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1872-06-22
wire Rulings. wire GUARDS

TOR STORE FRONTS, AsYLHMss, 80: Iron IRON
AID poultry yards. Brass and Iron Wire Cloth
eievsa, Fende!s. Screens. for coal. ores ssnd. r.
cape Wires Tor windows. &c. Papsrmakers Wires
Ornma entail Wire Work. &c. Every inf9rnanSp o
saSss'sins he aaa.ssofSrS:s "A nL.1s.1,i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
Nerfammlunss=SOfai su pernttes
Then

Gin 9ofaI I'm 2. gtodiperfe bes neuen @ebdubes
hes ,&orreiponbenten," uellit6noie fir Beriammz
lnasen singsridtet, nit Jfaum fir t50-175 Berionen
Gas &C., lit bei'm 1benb, Wtonat ODER Sabr binis
on @efelI1Gften, Baupereine, 2o9en, Sinspereine
-. an permtetbeu. Dtan melbe fd in Der Grpeh.
Be. Rt. 1857,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

Der sroSe, oortrefHid auseetattete Sener unter Der
expedition oes n@orreiponoenten" III lofort tpoblfeii
Seisuns, waiier uno @as. Dian uslbe i'd in Oer
EYpee. b. al. (158-t
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Ru bermiethen,
SU rermtethen.

Gin mobIirtes Bobnbaus, i'm WitteIpuntte
Der Stabt geIesen. Uian melbe fb bel 1eIfdir
Marriott, ct. Sauls, atueite 2bire uorblid Don
g erinstontrase. 1881
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
SiQio I'll D~crfdufen.

R.I Gin Saue nit aaben, Itd fir cine @onoitorei
unD Si5-ercam- 9eihoit ei9neno. Vah,uiragen am
Glass, Hr. 1s5 eager, @fe Der Geendrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

Cine gutaelesere unb lons=etablirte Ipotbefe, gut
anssetattet, aus tuelhsr Elm por3ugliter Blas de-
rnapt rperoen tann. Gine ihone @ele9enbeit thr einen
arSt. Sobn Slenn & Comp.
t162-7O SIR. |, ct. EauLlrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
Serldngt.
NerIdnaf.

Gin Barfeeper in etnem Der beften 9elhdTte Der
Gtabt. Outer 2obn iptro 3ueeitdert; Die belten He-
fommanoatiouen Deroen oerlanet- Nnnleioun9en
inter @bifre nS. g." in Der Expedition oes neors
reipoubentcn" QbSuQeben. (160-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
@anler biaig 81 nerfamien.

&iIl 8 an Der Wooiion=Mpeuue;
4 aH Der Otc@ulou9bitr.;
"a on her @arep@ rno Republicdnfr.;
8 on Der @aroeuhr. uno
on ber @utalu., unpeit SofmanfraBe,
ta @ertbe bon $4,000 bis $4,000.
Sbpmds & Spmp.,
H44-) Gde Der ct. Yanl- nno Sarotoaafr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
Sdne1 unS biuia 3u Yerfdufen.

Cine ari fas iboHite cling Dirtbibait nit
in Beis senommen neroen, Do Der gieentbainer tin
anoeres @eibaft IbernomInen bat; tein gutter g8ile
1ebsr,eust Gut auf Der Gde BON Sap unr SiesIe<
GfrdEe. fi6S-TnA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
Siircdu Der Stra6cn= Our6brub8
Spmmiii1rr.

baltimore, GCH u. SuIi 1872.
Sic trafeuour bbrlhs. ummiiiGrc in Der Stdbt
Baltimore MAIDEN bicrnit bctuHut. oaB fc bel benz
Stdorcglitrator ciucu Sgritt Der SergltuR9en, In.
tolteH mo Anldge, mtC nc pom ibueH lir bic SOHbemz
nlruna uub oGs Sttintn Der StuderitraBe pom Ututs
l~IttrltraBe his nGrltnlHSQldr IN ltbcrciHitimmung
NIT elmer pom gIrgCrHCtucr uuO StGbtrdtb uon 9Qis
tImort am 10. w a I 1871 pOiiIUten 8crorhnuua
Qn9eleBt ftnc, jnr 0urtiidt Hieocrgelcgt BADEN; ebcns
lalls elncH ertlarCHocH grurbrtE btiaotcr Suu6c.
Slelt Anllgt erilrttcu it'd Gui uH0 umiGiilu heibe
ScttCn or beluattn Strtfer=S roBC pon G5ompions
bis Ranllapitr., tinihlitEljd otr 6abrtru6e beril-
ben; UoH WtutbGUu- bis Jbompi0nrrdEt; bic Rpro=
ltItt or 8bomplonitr. GcgtgCr edmonton Aueruc)
ucH gtlmoTs bu5 6GlbuuutrdBc; ole Sl0ieite Ger
aeomploultr. RON $0rrIlb IutO bis 9turri6' AuGu;
bcIoC Sttten Der NranttIrHrGBc Oou Morris 4usu bis
E0ring-Nlcpi htioc Sclitn Der NtutOcrrpitrdBe pom
@urriibtrGBc bis Ytouis' Auuu; bctCc ScltCn Der
SOrato9dlroBe ron Morris Antu bis ~ cincn ~
NuB lUcrtt6 pom ShittTitrQRc hCiuolihgr BunFte;
hetoe ScIttn Der SCrln9toHlirGBC BON CluCm 80 6u6 )
sou orltb pom bcldgter SutdCrir. ~lieeCnosR gunttr
bis bl tlncm 2OSuB Uritlth oGpou bciuNlibcnYuntte;
BEIGE ScIten ocT N0OCttCfr. pom CInCGl 20fEuF mCitltb
pom belu9tcr SuttGrliI. 9elegcuen4urtte his Bu eineM
81 sur 3 .Soll oitltb ouooH bcTuolIheu &uHttt; beior
Setten oer S"dltlMurctr. pom tlHem Isl iSuB utlih
pom bela9ter Strlderltr. g~clc9enen Buntte bis gu
Clnem Is SUP mttllh oQpou byiinolthCn Yuntte;
bctoe Sctten Ger Jtortbitr. pom etucm as SuB 6Son
OTltG pom heidgter Strldtritr. ~9cIC9Cncn guntte bis
gu sLleil AZ SuB iucitltd ouUcU bCftuoltheH 4untte;
Ole Voroicitc Der OouinsfrGBe pom einenI 461E Hue
OitIl6 Don beldatcr Strlderlr. ~gClCQcHeH 3untR bis
gu clnem As 6uG Ucitli1 0uUOu beIrolidCn 3uHfte;
ole Suolclte Der nOltHsitr. non GilHoritr. bis ;u
ctncm 20 5rB otlI0 UOn Striitritr. brinoIiheu
Eunttc; Ole J%torbicitc ocr gombarotr. pom @ilmoritr.
bis Norris AuCp; Ole Sl0iGitt Der %Ombarotr. pom
einem Il sup lUCltiiU BON bCiG9ttr StTidertr. aCleQed
nen bunttt bis ju elneM 20 6uB o'tiih odUoH bcfinoz
ltbcn Bunttc; DC g~iOrbiCltc Der &ou0Itr. pom CipCm
q SuB ucltlld pom btlUgter Strlteritr. ~gelt9tncU
8uutte bis 81 etnCIl 20 UnR ojtiid Baron befinoIidcn
&uHt;C; ote Suoictte or &OgoitruGe pom Gilmoritr.
BIS 81 etnem 100 tTlB OiitiU Dan beiagtcr Suiders
SttGBe %9elt9cEcu GunitC; ole WorbiClte DER 4ratt=
itru6e uOn @ilmOrs bis GulbounsS traBg; Die Cub
lttte Ger 9rlulttuBe oon tincm 100 6uB lpetItd pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16

Gin Gompasnon nit etpas Germo9en, pelher
Gdmiece= 4rbeit pGritebt, in einem e%rabltrttn &c
ibdfte, oa Der @ieenthlmer 5u piele anoere @eihdIte
bat UNI bafielbe pabr gu nehmen, Ttun a%breifre:
20. 9. g." in Der Srp. /. 81. Q22-)
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Npotbefe IN Derfdufcn.

Gin sut~eiRseridteter @roceris.9aoen nit eutsr
8unbidoit fuesen @eiAditspsrdnoeruns in bRr. f13,
Rorc. . Ones, @de Der SeferionitraRe. (I63-1G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-16
gtgarren unO Sabafe 4e.
Deuti6e SigarrensTDrmen

CMOULDS)
Sos5ef erbtelten per Sampfer Berlin" eine sross
anSpabl BON oeutiten @t9Grrens6 oruen (mouldsA,
SDiepb Edbrpeer S Sump.
f3i-A ap al ErhonnF-RIorP
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ffasz Sur9 .. S. 0nber & g0bne,
&Lk SrpRes ure perthopues Sigentbnm
M Snhninn.- nnhe Nrnhitr

oil SobnloH', rlabe SroBltr.
Sruncmietbe nur Sfs.
gEir neroen am 8lnbe auf DfientGider Iuftion
beutc, ben liz. Sult 1872, Na6mittags UNI 4 ubr,
perfauIen:
1em sansen G'rnnrpIas in Der gtabt Baltimore
seIe9en. n8aois's 6ancp" %senannt, unb uie folst,
beidtiebeu:
IN gBm. Orate's 8las anianeenb, bann n5rbli6
SO @raDe, ohll6 II 9er6es, bis an Die l8 efieitc bon
Sobn Silbert's Flot, Damn iiibIlt 6 @rGDe oitli6 81
Sus tdnes her gBeiiieite BON Silbert's @Iose; oann
iiblih SO @raoe, peltltd IA gertes, uno oann in
grader Sinte bis Sum aniange. IS lit Elm 9lab an
Der Sfieite Der Sobnion', nabe @roBtrase, "a SuB
an Oct SobnionitraBe brett, uno BON 9leihmdbieer
Sleie. 230 5uB bis an Senrpitrabe, ME IS in elmer
llttnnoe pom Satob Stunt an sob. q. eaubtih, Rom
5. Stt. 1887, nnb in 2iber aVt yr. 352, fol. so,
eingetrc9en, uIebr Gu5fIbrliG nadlpeiit, uuo Delder
Blab nit 5Dei 211z zitodigen Superintendent I o ns
b G e n, jenes nit elmer Sreite bon mehr OILS 10
SuB On ScbuioritroBe. uno bird cine IGsp gttrernt,
nnb nit 3 Observation-Disclosures @obnbduiern nit
Sirter9e6duoe bebaut lit; Der Eide lit ierner init 3
9ut9ebauteu Sdupper ODER Staaun9en bebout, unb
bat cine Dtense 6ru6tbdume uno @efrdu6e.
Serfauisbeotngungen: Gin Oritttbeil baar uno
Der 9teit in 6 II. 12pionaten; bic @rlnit5abluneen Stn-
ientraserb uno ourb jur 3uirieoenbeit oes 4uttiona.
tors inooiiirte Noten geii6ert.
Ginbunbert Dollars bdar bei'm 9aufe.
q. 8. Gpoer * Sphnc, Iuft.
H6i-Q1 Eiihaff .tSfP hPr (Snn= nm sSnhettPir
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gu Derfaufen.

#IJ Cine gut.etablirte Biicrei nit a[ler 9unos
i6aIt. Babt BON uneeidbr 3 Sabren, ober pcnn sez
pinfht, fam Der Blas nit ben SepdueeH fur einen
ansemefenen 8reis 9efaufi fusrosn gibereS bel Wt.
0ermaun in Nr. ESQ, Epre s Caroline, nabe
Dtattionfrose. U61-9)
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gu D%erfdufcn.
gu bermictBcn.

Die 9unbidaIt uno Ginri6tuns, iowi. Sorrdtbe
(eher feine @aaren) zines Snoetdil : { quor. e.
Iiberes in Ir. So, SDuann,, Sio-
Wet-gdc Der eaHaliraBe. Q67-9)
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2u n~erfaufefr

E.iI nit lebernabme ees Sanoereius uSer
Niles baar oas 23a.itodise Wobnbaus SIR. 242.
0onts omerptraee, -SeoeralzS iG, 10 6uB 81 SOL
5ront, nit eroBem Seller, nebft 2zTtodl9en 5tntersez
bduoe NIT Bort, Senlnerfii6e. @arten, NIT Waier
i'm Soie uno beitnoet itd i'm beftcn 3uitanoe. 0as
9runhitiif lit 1870 6uB tiei bis on bic gbur6FraBe.
Srunosius st6A. Cir eineu Sdfer ODER ionFtl9es
9eibdrl nirbe 60 nd ON beiten ei3nen. gtdberes am
9ldEe iel6It. (I68-73)
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9u ~berfaufett.

Bier riebIide Sdufer an Der 9urbannz, uabe
Nonuncnttrase nit 5 .3immern uns ae1er. Breis
$500; nur 500 8aar, Der 6eit in 8 { abreu. ferner 6
Sduier bu ie 5000; tbeilueiie tdar. Der Reft duf lam
aen @rebit. Grunomistbe nur $40 i6brlit. 0dbere
Gusiunit ertbeilt 1Bomas g. MtaNOn, Nr. 90.
Roro.BroaDruop 800,
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o. ater 9anS on Der gorf 1urnpits on BARTON an
Der rNorolihen=@entralz siienbabu." greis $500,
ODER Su perpatten; Elm ~nieolidsr Sanbiis in Gatons,
bile on ader uuo gut %cuItiuirt. 8reis $4,000; 80
ader 9utes Saub nabe Satonsplue. Ireis $500; 6
ater sarb nit Wobnuns pom 10 3irmeru, nabe
Wobnun9en in aGen StabttbelIsn unb eaneitelen
lno eansfise In sro6er ausuabl. gtdberes bel ".
ttneSep, G6e Der SesinstOns unp ct. Saulf
StraRe. G43rJ