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9eut5d,es ,ahuGr,t(Mlcs Snifitut

armenz8 8linif bon bis nbr Norsens,
In Rr. 1f4, Sanppers, Spiid,cn Spnman' uns
Sarrefr. Or. Sernbarc Weper (ftuoirte in biet
tiger 3abnorneiidule) sebt SABINE permittelt reinen
sadsaes obne Sdmerden aus. &initl6e 9ebiiie
bon 81 gu $12. 9olofalunsen BON 81 gu So.
(Mai18,tS.D
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unbeOeutenb. SIM 9. 8ifir. muroe Der 2iberale
9teH nit "a 0tal. erlpdhlt Dos @eiammtz
ootum I'm Staate betrug 377, 200 Stimmen,
$4,000 mebr al8 nor oter SuAreu. Die
Sourbonen, meIhe glel6faQ8 ein Sidtt i'm
6elOe batten, cOmmanOirten ganSe 13OStm<
men.
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9r, Wnilertjun.

ytr. 10, g I'D @utams StraBe,
et,pa Ser IS Gpne or eia.5aIlc" scgeuiiber,
bsbanoc(t ale aranfbeiten Der oaru Sreans, Sautz
Sranfbeiteu, flir,ltd be9onnene Sole in 3 bis Iaz
gen; roniibe arantbeiteu BON lanser Sauer sGnSlib
furirt no oas @iit aus Dem Spitem enternt 3ranf=
Der Sugeub berrrlbren uuo 9ebG6tnisz Sdwdde,
GSabninn, allsemelns ShDGte, or9aniihe S6nGs
DE, 3ittern, yiereni6meBen nab it'd iteben, uer.
ben ibnen furirt. Or. Robertion 1T reaurter 9ra=
buirter Der 1niperitd uou Warulauo unb ieine anas
idbrae @riabruns in Der Sebanolun9 foGber Rlanfz
bsiten garanttt cine gdn5lihe nerilelun9. Blreauz
Stunben SIP ubr Vor9ens, "a ubr Watmiltass
So l1br 4benbs. (Win291SF5
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@Die @riinoe fparum
Seaf (: Sartmn.tn

ibre Daaren Su iolp' nisori9en Yreien oertauTen,
fino:
e faufen in sro6en 0uantitdten se9en Saar9elb elm
unb erlansen Sortbeile uelde 8duer aui @reOi ni9t
erlansen t0nnen.
2Bir baben porrdtbis:
Gtrumpiipaareu, Saneidube, @oriets, BuftIes,
Damen -Semben, WeiBe Seiaeitiife,
Damenzllnterrofe, Spiten. unb 9innena Srdsen,
Damen=Rabttleioer, Nanidettcn, arauien,
Samenz9oriet 1eber5iise gSollWuaren, Beads,
Damen=Solettcn.S 8urSmaaren IL. (. NJ.
Nan iprede por uno ipare % IroSent in
Ser. f39, eifsSaltimureffr., =,
(Ueai31 ,I2Wt,D swiiheu South u. @aIpertiir.
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Senninss' 3abnsSinftur.
Cine elesante, fi6ere nnS erfDlss
reid,e Wunpipdfcbe,

gum Sfenisen, 8eridonern unb @rbaltun9 Der 3dbnC
unb bes 3abnheii9es, uno sbt benz atbem einen am
senebmen Scrub. gu baben bel alien Orosuien in
unb
U. Spnipn, Senninas, 8 Gump.
(Dfoitl, ,l2UlT) Scr. go, Noroz @barleeltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-24
Sis ein,ise adlte bcrbefierte 5ulue'i6e
Nahmaid)ine,

Iouie Die empire" unb ole on6ern. au6 Singers
SIR. ." in Dem 3 ampi piz8eparirze aben BON
SbomaS Sbdnfs,
(San1,1ST) @de Der 9ombaroz unb SbQrptr.
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%. q. MnnS & Gnmb.,

%. u. Wnn0 & Gnnb.,
@isentbiimer BON
@pIe's patentirten autpmatifcben Sei,ern,
DeIte in ben leeteu inSebn Subren febr umansreid5
uno nit beerem Griolse als tr9enb Elm anberer nit
Dampt ober bsiBem Waiier beiSenoer Gpparat se=
braubt perben.
Der Barrier, amerifaniibe Siihenbeerb unb Bar=
rem i6e 5eerbe," YarGor=, Guns II. esbtHinszGeusrz
Binb=Seifer. -
Die 6eribmte 9anon'i6e SHOT Air Furnaes.n
9eguns BON 8leiz uno Giienrobren, Babepannen,
Spbranten, Bai9fdnpe, giHoirs, ab5ussro5rsn fir
4btritte; iomie aud
bporaulii6e Rammen, BaHerzO Oiaibineris II. (. iu;
marmorne S6ieferz Saminiimie, euerbeerb=5fojte,
Resifter u. I. No.;
9ii9en ntenflien, Baerfibler urb Refrtseratoren;
aod'= unb 9eBoeu uRb Reparauren auer Grt.
Snsmeff=Gde ppn Saltimpres unS GutapfEr.
t92-l
ES HdKe! YdHe! 9sa
sur Rete ins Auslanb beiorst innerbalb "a Stunben
q. 8aine,
~ W @de Der BnItimorefr. urb g. % zNnenue
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StuS Wegtfo. = Greirune cincS
SendtS.

Saoanna, %. Stt. - Ncuere Na6=
ridten aus Der StaOt Merito mtlOen, Oab
Der meritanil9e GOn9reB einen Senat creirt
bat.
STAB Merifo, IA. 0ft6r.-0ie poz
lttti6e SttuatiOn sr6finet before 9usFGten
unO man gt6t ild Der oofuung bin, 6aB
Die aOminiitratiOn GeroO'S erfOlgrei9 iein
m0ge.
Cine Gommiiiion 1T eruaunt mOrben, bic
an9elegenbelten am 0fiO grauoe Su uuterju,
dlen. 9a8 bier eri6eHenoe eu9lii6e 8latt
The two Republics" iagt, Die geridte uber
ole 3uItdnoe am 3tio Gran0e ieien beoeuteno
iibertriebeu moroen.
Sen. Gortina iit iu8pen6irt unO bcorOert
moroen, f6 in Der 6auptitaot Su meloen.
9te He9erun9Struppen batten MaSatlan
pe0er erObert.
BerfriO 9ia3 uno Donate @uerra hno bic
etn3i9en 0tebeuen bon Se6eutuug, peltle bic
Qmnette nldt Qcceuttrt habeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-24
SSerurtbcilumo cine8 0HSrScrs.

GblcagO, %. Ottbr. - Sbo8. @ulleus
pnroe Der @rmorbuu9 bss Sas Ocg8iQiams
ldnlot9 befunOen unO gu lsbensldngi6er
3u6tbausitrafe uerurtbeilt.
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Netrer GiScrzGSif0.
Spe3ial : Noti,elt.
Sobm 0. Suman e. COMP,
SIR. 4j VSesf= Drdttsfrdse.

Sobn 0. Suman e. Gomp.,
S1r. As SDeff= Drattsfrase,
uabe Spear's g8etfte,
SGnSler nit Sen beifen bdrten
2gfens' Salegz, Snnburp uno Cumberland
&ohlen,
g940 BfuRo auf Die Soune in 1(len FdGen, frei BON
Ghitier uno anoern unret iateiten. Sept6, ,12MteD
Geblen INN 9nl3.
Die n,sbrtsfen greiie rueroen mmer berednet elm
eroser @orratb immer on 5anb BON cen beribmteIten
Winen, pie Baltimore Gpmpasnie 9pfeus'
Sanep, ESpDmiug, Sunburp unb Sumb er lamb
@eors Stearns,
Bureau: Str. %, 5ubz@aIpertfrase.
(NprtI22. 1857 anbIenbof: aIice gnnftr.
Slid. SSal,Ps &mnft Sallerie.
Eusgeriiitet nit Den beften WIitbineH unb einse=
diet nab oen neusften Serbeiierunsen, Die Iber=
hauyt bic Bbotoerapbis auisuneiier bat,. erlaube i'd
tr. enem seebrtCn Buhlifum Die ersebenite aHJeige
An MAIDEN, haB mem bon in SaltimoreroBe portbeiI=
bait uetanutes @ciuGlt nod
yPr. a6, Morn SbarIcSffrafe,
rerlest III unb als 9unitz9aGeris b i'm Stanoe bes
fnees sBortrats 5a lieerH, welChe pou oet Carte de
Visite bis sur 9ebens9roBe in Yahea Del on
asbnli6'eit uno ausipruns Nihts uiiniben
hbrls laiien. @ruppsu uerNen in ieoer @rose aui
fert9uH9 uon photographer bel uns anseftent, uno
nnr p'rtll4en Suntiern iuiro bic GusfIbrun9 bon
$ortralts anosttraut g9tung5uoa
Ridarc sSaI,I,
tS4-D Rr. 46 Rorb @barlesftraBe.
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Nnc Na3etgea.
SSnhlzScfanutntnc,uun.

geieFter 8ori6rit acmdB tuiro bicrmit b,tannt
9emadt, odb cine QBG5l in oIeirr Stuot an 0Cn az g.
Doenllhen BIagen o0er an ot6an, me ould Die Boz
tietbCPoroe Sur Ab9aItung oriclbsu anecUtrIcu
neroeH, 0ieHftda, ben D. IousmDer 1872, iilr Sltfs
St0Qtcn unO iIr AbgeoroHee TN ongreB pom 8. A.
uno D. DlitrItt bon UiarutaHo geblIten lUlto.
(2Ji-6j) (SiFu. Us f,dur fsYiT
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6rpfc Gr1nnrpun

Nlan tout sebraudte shulbider gum tal6en
greiie ODER wenger uno neue uHter bea reeemGsigen
Breiien, iouir aud ale Reifsrmerte Der 9tteratur,
urtitiide, mebJiniide unb aemiitbte Siier &C. BON
8. RedI s Spmp.,
SRI 81, gS A. 8 APPETITE. eni9e 5biiren fpeftItt5
uon Der @barlesraBe 3ider oler 2lrt perben prompt
9etcuit uno beBablt. (Sept4, ,12WRteV ,t&m)
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,,6i9bldn0"
am S4netOepuutte Der @aIteruo Il. Sig9laats
IUenue,
Baltim orez Duntp, ESe.,

am S9neIoepuntte Der Satern' Il. Sig5lantS
AUenue,
BaItim ore puntp, ERe.,
tanrrPGIb 500 garbs pom Der stab
Bdlttm more.
,,5ishIant" miro RAID ausebnut uno bah einS
DI6ttge uuO UertbUOue Sorita6t SUlumore's rueCs
OeH. 9s llegt nur eiHl9t BIuhtrt 2lOIos
Don Der rBPIlGnepba- 29tlmlHet0u=Sahs
mOur SUtubabn,"
uoR Der @aHtoner SIGotpiTocbaBn,
pom 4atttrioH=Bar
uH0
Jni4sn Der nllniOu@GiienbObn" uu0 bcm gllttmortS
gBctabIlOs.
Gin 8olfs itulbGu5 uuo cine Rtrhe befrs
ben itCh bcretts Gut Dem GlGge.
In Wdruano.
Saupldee fno unter iebr gjnRigeu Beoinsunqsu
Ju UCrfauien ooer 50 ucrpadru.
We9en lOcteter 9njelHRctteH Ueu0e man f9
mlnou1 ODER iGrtitlld IN
Ebumas URcGinuis, Ugcntsr,
(apr. %, 12Nfte, t&lU) an Ort uUb 5tclc.
S4 &eppidDc! ScpptcOc! S4
9Safstudl!
9tuas WtatteE, SuBF6cu C.
SroBe StTiHung OOn Stppt hen, GEadStitilern
u. & 10. Der btutgtc Ecppib =gGccn IN Der
Std0t, u 0rsH I'M Rtu ~ Snqros 8ruiiCu.
SruiieIcr G5rC plu= uHO ,inlrGiU 5cgrihc 10 bic ~
Sent5 pro guh bulger, ols Eccrn Gin ouoCrcrgaotu
In Der Stdot dlcs n,uC Waiter, Mon tlmmt H. lcbc
bic groBcH 8ortbctlC,
f9e man Qnorr5UO tdut. idmcs 4RiuiamS,
SIR. 81, pu. oulrrrGFt, nabe
tSttiE15S y Dem U}uttC.
Scppt6c, SSabstucb, DS0bclu,
6umllieu= 8rbtlu Il. /. ~.
3cgeu Bodanz oOer Ulonuts Sabmngcn bct
5cnpuUr & GreGu,
SIR, 2i3, I8tit grUutra6e.
(Ctij, j,5Dtts) jDitsu SBayp. uHO 9owGrCnra6a.
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c)Obn 9anro8
8e9snieittgeec z8Grii6rrungszGsS
ieniflnft mn @nilnn. Wnfi.

9ieie 9etsgidait tDuroe dIs @rpoHeut bse bsrhbms
ten DDfahGchufettfer Nidt SCriau tSeieSts"
or9aniftrt. Sbr @utbaben III iegt ubtr s., 100000,
Delhe tiher 3u @unten Der RoliccE SutGtrr Grqes
Ieet itHo. ytnd ocn @JicgCH UoA ItOiiOhuett5 mERn
irgCno cine AnlGae ober Gnltbe gemGbt UOrogu,
Dehe nlt ourd Oie StGtutu autoJtiirt, iin6 c5 Ets
rciOreH, tUelbe oCicIbC gCmadt oOer btmjnigt, ben
Witglchern Der @5ciclltuit lur tDcr oGourb uCruts
a6ten 8crluit peronlit ueraHtwortIlh. ZIe 9trgts
toreH JOln 6Gnco1 @jegeni'tigeu SCbtus Srs
tberuHgs @jcicuihGtt" umaiitE sluIqe SrctBlg Ger
rethheH uHo reipGtGbcliteH SluUObntr Soton's.
aue 3Oliceu iiHO nab elmer BrGmiGUjabluHl dbioirt
uuoerGlbdr, eiRerlcI, Oh otcelbe ldbID, 9ulbIdgrs
LID ooer uerteliGbrliG 9cmadt miro. EIUIeeuosu
uerocH balbidbrll6 erflurt uno baGr bc3Cblt.
ytlr reJne Gebens= unb Suiorgungs s8critheruHa
- tCtne r6ontiRc" ober Gn0ere Shema iino NIT uua
iereu @ehGiten ucrbunoeu.
@tne iebr arOse AuJGbl uuisrer beRCr GtHmohreI
tHo berets in Der p0 Gnc L" pcTiidCIt; @tiuRos
g mCrpeu uur UerHheyt.
gBultCr :. IBIltiniou,
@eHerGl- A9ent iur U}nIplano uno Ten Difrh
Columbia,
HoroDeit=Sde Der &burlGs uuo 8ulmoTtilT.i
SumCs S Senoeri o n, EOtal- Agent;
~. u. CblUGrBmGnn,
BeriuGler oes oeutbeu GepGrtcmCnts;
Dr. 5Gmes u. SteuGrt
(WGtl0, l2Wltc,l.p.) uuteriEduuo5 4ut.
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u. &leineibit,

fSabrlfant BON RelBmauren.
@n9ros 8erfauf in Ger IUeitcn @taqe oes Fa6rif=
9ebauoes u. 21 ), Yoro= yQuftraFe. @nyeln y r
tau In Der ten 5tG9e uoR yir. 2l3 Hvro G5auitr,
uno Rr. i6f, 28tt BdltimorritruBc, QeQcnilbtr bCm
Bureau eer "lodm's Srpref, omDagnre"
GB- Nott5 ge9e tp bIermitoem G0hltbCu RuhliFum,
oaB man Die Ddusnummer o2f3," 5biiren pom
S6lotrz9 9harfte, Httt oelgeie. Nur Bel5mcQrcu NIT
meinen Rameu uno Suuenumner Qui Ter Bor. bic
ntht IN obenaeuaHnteu GjeihGitcn qefuuft wnrneu
DIN ln nlht oTantm1ulid. tSn2t ,3Nte)
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spe3ial . Woti,elt.
Siireau S6reibmatcrialteu.
8iireauzSrufarbeiten

allie Nrten Ne @nunas-
y der,
CUTE arbeit uno mdBiee Breiie bel
SugSenbeimer & ReiI,
Q5I-D SIR. 157, gSeit= SaItimoreftrase,
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Ea prl}, prl3, pr5!
SzEzsN 0e8 YrdFOcHten gcl3 gu iebcr in
9fr- 8I3, Rore;t5apitraFe, -1feGen 1biiren labGt
nom Selelr=Utortte, uHo Rr. 1E1, gBcff Sialtiz
oem Bureau bar "A0am'5 grprcB4So" "
9egtniIber.
oorace uuo llOiits itno ernaRnt,
us Snnolodten IN unl're gQno,
sic ltaen bei6 in einem Bttt,
A'pnes ma4t mte iolgt Die gBGtt:
Den BelB bes ciniten 3obsI,
8tn RtetHelblt bat nur nobel,
so Nett, mabt Sleinetbit lum BrGieHt
0eny eer 0G rUtro Der BTdosnt!
8ie Seoen IC9ten itt bann nieoer,
3u lcbsn itt oc5 Dtorstus meber;
9oreoce i'd tdituno trdumt:
Gd. iuie bcrrlid adj, uie itbou
Sn's In 6 meIsc oGu5 iu gcb'r,
Slgen moAT Id aur 0tm Ibron,
Sier 5a5t' in 28aiblngtou.
ulPiies trdumt uub ipridt:
Stet IObnt Der 8eq nlt Rlen=gdr,
Slut9 osrtauien tbut ia nur Gr,
Die 9pere NIT Otm iooenen SGar
y S.in9t rer jGaer Ibm Hur bar.
8elIe uon Den irCmhen SoreH,
Die Der Dtutb Oes Sdqers lOtnen
Die uu nur i'm liuter trageu
Gl5leI troptides Bebu9Gn,
YluB nab SleHeibit ObHc .Sagsn,
2Su ben feRen 3Obel rGgtu.
6orGce b0rt's uu6 Ipridt:
9eidbdid tha. uH6 gu usten,
SetorbtIh ibm eta Uianu, UIe Shut,
Seoo6 oGs idretlIt ite Ger Sdredtr
Der Salttmorer pdien mt ielntm Sdmue.
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0te pen 4en | II u ew'O rlea n8.
- Ser tetn n6ie," Ooer ~" OOer cDtac"
Dor ieinem gtumeu bat, ifeInt in Stem Or
leans teIne politii9en GnipriidIe meBr erbe=
ben Su Diirfem. Die Srldnoer ba6en bel cen
letten gtOnliuationeu geJeigt, mas iid ourd
iefe5 3uianmenba unb triide 0reilttas
felt in Der YOlttIt ausri9ten ldBt. Son Den
udt @aihtss@lertitelleu, Die iset Don S1O,=
000-S30,0 900 nnO mande nod oiel mebr
ymertb" iinb, ftno WGben an SrlQuber aeae.
ben tporoeu, 9q5u bahen Iie ben 0iitriffs.
anmalt Ulc Bbeln, eiuen iun9eu iriifen 4b.
potaten, beilen Sauptueroienit 3u ieiu Idleint,
oaB er Settetar Der rDiilitant Union" ift.
Son ben 3e9tSlatur> >gtomiaatiOnen tommeu
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u NngeleR enc & a II u { IN sen
8aumwOueniaaten Buben @utulurihreiben
al ote Saufleute Oes JtOloen5 gcri6tet, IN
peI9em iie Die @rwGblun9 pon @bretleg iiir
cine gotbwenoi9Fett fir bic Q8ohlfabrt uno
3utunft oeS Siiben8 erflGreu. @ine 9eie.
Oerlase OcS liberal oemotratiiheu Yldlioeut.
idaftstidet8 WnrOe Die 6euihaft Der Gurpet=
baggerS uno Die heluOlen3 3uitduoe, uon oeuen
Der SiiOen betrOfien 1T, uerldugern, SanOel
mo 8erfcbr in ben ii0liden Staateu Mir
ben pOlltg 9eldbmt merOen, mOrunter Suleet
aud Der giorOen leloen mliBte. Die @rpGbz
lung OOn @reeleg it iir Den SiiOen geraOeSu
cine Gebeu8irage.
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Der 0elomarFt.

Hewsgort. 23. DIT. = @elO miQiQ su
Al 81; 8etiel id)Ioiien ilau, Su 84-&; Sob
idloB feiter 1134; Sunoe8 SbltgatOnen fsit:
Sedier 1163, Ger 1158; Aftieu i9loGeu
iebr feit: gt.,Y. @en;ral 95s, grie 50t,
2ate SbOre Oh, 81. Central 1861, Bittsburg
894, giOrthweltern 74a, BliOrltdteu 87t, 01ods
SslanO 1104.
SiIan3 oes lluter=S Sd,atumtes: s51 ,815,=
722 in @olo uuo $23 .OO4 ,317 in 8apier.
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Selegrap5ii6e 9epei1ea.

(TortIetuno 70 at.i
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Die beDprftebenDv Wuni;ipaltpabl
in DCeip 9Iurf.

gtew=Yorf, %. Oft6r. - Der @iebenz
5iger 9tusi6uB berietb geitern abcno iiber
Oen SOridla9, 6rn. u. u. gapreuce gu per-
aalaiicn, uOn ieiner @anOiOatur fir bas
UiuporSumt Suriidiutretsn uno Die gtomi=
nation tiir ba3 glmt zines St0Otrihter8 an'
Suntbmeu.
2Snt. s. 6aoeme1er bat Die domination
Der 8epublitaner fir Ou8 MapOrSamt accep=
tirt. Sn elHem Sfretbtn al GbOma8 Dur
php gratultrt 6r. SoUemeper ben 8epublifa=
nc.n Oa5u, DaB ite im Snterelie Der RefOrm
Die Observation-Disclosures fallen lieBen. Sr.
6auemeper bat aud Elm Sfraibeu all 6rn.
Better @Ocper aGriftet, III melbem er bic NO=
minaton Der pereIuigten GeiOrmzSrganla=
tinnPn nrcrntirt
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6Qbanna=Gigarren
i'm Sleinuerfauis 3u Sngroszg grstieu bel
Senidmin u. 9Joe & GpuuS.,
(l3O-D ytr. ti2, 9ehz Baltimorghy
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gPnffazGni,pp
Qlte 2eitunarn

III 80 Gents pro Sunhert In 6er
(l10-) &Fpeotti0n D. 8Iattes
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BorJiqlifes 9imptbeus. Sen Sun 8erFaufs bel
Der SdrreuIaouus ooer in otn aduftrn poIien6en
SulnutGttn Vel Sblpleu odrtpu.
HlJ,6Uttel gI. 2 8unleu's gBerite
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BOSS TWEED GOING WEST.

bOS0 IW66U OO1NU Whit
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 49, 1872.
william NJ. Tweed passed here, going West, last
evening -
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ART NOTES.

The taste for concentrating the labors Of our
eminent citizens by erecting statues in their honor
grows 80 rapidly that men OF even little genius
may look forward with some confidence to a brazen
immortality. We are far from desiring to check q
movement that Is full Of promise for the future OF art
patronage In this country. Whatever mistakes may
be made by the too partial consideration Of friends
may be safely left to p0sterity to correct In the
meantime the prompt recognition extended to dis.
tnguished citizens in the different walks of itera-
ture IN social science or in war Will have the effect
OF encouraging others to Initiate, and mayhap sur
pass their labors In making The world better and
wiser.
some OF the friends OF the late Fitz.Greene Hal
leck, the connections poet, author OF 'Marco
BOzzaris," have resolved to erect q monument to
his memory IN Central Park, and to Mr.. ]. ". Mac
donald has been entrusted the preparation Of the
design. The artist has represented the poet seated
In an armchair as II In his study; strewn about are
emblems OF art and poetry, which serve 10 draw
on attention from the reai SIN OF tile CHAIR and at
the same time, indicate the close relationship which
exists between tile poet and the artist We under
stand that the committee who nave undertaken the
erection OF the statue have expressed themselves
highly pleased with the finished design, and that
orders VIII be ct once given to proceed with the
aiger work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.

The necessary alterations OF the temporary prem
ises secured by the trustees ct 6Sl Fifth avenue be-
ing now nearly completed, the removal OF pictures
owned by the Museum has commenced, and In the
course OF two or three weeks an opportunity will be
gwen OF viewing and passing judgment upon them.
1t Is intended, we understand, to have an opening
reception at the Museum to which only subscribers
and their families are 10 be invited. Ultimately,
when the Museum gets into permanent quarters
whether In Manhattan square, Central Park or
Reservoir square, all OF which situations have their
advocates-it Is intended to have It entirely
free to the public on certain days in each
week. as Is the case at South Kensington; but the
trustees feel That 1t would be impossible TO tnaugu
rate any such system now, the accommodations at
have also come to the conclusion tnat, FOR the pre-
sent, and until such time as the Museum gets fairly
under way, and they can arrange all the details OF
its management, 1t would be tnexpedlent to admit
Inc general public, even on payment OF an admis.
sion lee. They propose, therefore, to make the ad-
posal Of the subscribers for distribution, ana this
privilege Will undoubtedly induce many to enroll
themselves among those who are endeavOrlng TO
found an institution which snail ultimately be
ton OF the trustees we learn, 70 make
the Museum collections at once available for art
Academy OF Design and such others as are likely to
derive benefit from an examination OF them. 1t Is
Intended also TO make Sucn arrangements as Will
give all strangers interested in art matters who may
visit our city opportunity OF visiting the galleries,
and feel that the trustees fully approaching
the responsibility thrown upon them, will do every
thing IN their power to make the advantages OF the
Museum available to all at as early date as Ia Con.
sistent with the safety OF the art treasures COM
to organize loan exhibition OF works OF art other
than paintings and we feel that the posse ssors
OF such objects Will cheeruy lend their AID towards
making such exhibition an attractive one In all Its
branches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
PIGEON SHOOTING.

Tomorrow Saturday o pigeon match for a
silver cup, fifty birds q side. twenty-one yards
rise and eighty yards boundary, VIII come on be-
tween Messrs JafYray and Deforest on one side and
Mr.. Douglas and Mr.. Bennett on the other. Messrs.
JafYray and Deforest are considered the best anna
teur shots in America, the former having lately
killed forty-fve in succession In score OF fifty
birds. This kind OF shooting score Is equal, not
better than the leading professionals OF the country
are in the habit OF making, and we think that II
Messrs. Jafrray and Deforesr shoot with their
usual skill on saturday the chances OF their
opponents viii be very small. still, ike
In many other things, luck may lend help-
ing hand in shooting pigeons. We shall see.
On Saturday, January q, q handicap viii be shot
at Jerome Park for silver cup In which 1t ID ex-
pected there win be at least twenty entries Re-
corder Hackett will be the Handicapped on the oc-
casion This will be the grandest AFFAIR OF the kind
that has ever taken place in this country.
A pigeon pop came OF at the Paterson IN. ~
Race Course yesterday afternoon, between Captain
8. Josephs, Of Paterson, and William Taylor, Of
Jersey CITY; 500 side. twenty-five BIRDS, one and
q quarter ounce shot. The Jersey City man carried
the odds at the start; but Captain Josephs' friends
bet heavily on the Champion OF Paterson There
was q large assemblage Of sportsmen from New
York and Jersey City. The match resulted In a
score Of fourteen birds for Josephs and thirteen for
Taylor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
MRS. MOULT0N IN BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Moultcn has added the music lovers of
another city TO her thousands Of admirers. Last
evening she sung for the first time In Brooklyn, and
at the Academy OF Music q fine audience was
gathered TO greet her. Its numbers It
might easily have been discerned, had come
devoid OF desire to criticise and with full ex-
pectaton OF nearing true mistress OF song. They
were satisfied that she whose voice had been de.
clared by great composer the realization of that
heard In his moments OF inspiration need only be
heard Tor them to add their voices TO the chorus OF
commentator being sent out By all of her previous
hearers II the audience were disappointed tnev
were so pleasantly. All that they mad heard
In praise Of the Songstress had not given them
more than an adequate idea OF ler charms, and
they surprised that she surpassed their expect
atiUn. To say that Mrs. M0uiton sung finely last
evening VIII hardly convey to a reader q
sense OF the charm she exercised over
her audience. Her selections IN the pro.
Rramme and In response TO enc0res were
excellent, giving opportunity for the exercise OF
every quality or her voice. The artists supporting
her were Mr.. BrOoknouse Bowler, tenor SlgnOr
Ferranti, baritone, and James NJ. Wehli, solo
pianist Mr.. George W. Colby was the musical
director oil the concert. Both Siynor Ferrant and
Mr. Bowler sang. rs they ever do. excellently. Mr.
Wehlrs performances were, OF course, artistic and
pleasing.
a Southern tour, during wnich she has everywhere
had enthusiastic audiences. She will shortly begin
q western trip and upon It, she viii, Of course, gam
new favor.