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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-01-25

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NJ iI'@SU''' MAJ ''N' ,''",'' '''' a.
huaI report required ny 'ile Id" u INC
State OF New ORR from january y /"
September goth, TOR eight and tWo-thift'S
months, being as folloHS
5TATENESI'
90 days. 6203 liz 20
Cash pad expenses Ioi re
pairing ROAD ped IRON ,a.o.e ~,
rolling 'Iock, I'iel' FIr.' I0-i'010 20
NhIIHlE over running IN ,,,., no
peueHs. &32, 298 ~
Rod in 1870, as re2orfed
10 me 7Ia'' Lil5
,,,nr, he earnings we're lg8.Gt8 -
FzncDgcs 226.439 90
oaa-o :,
DrhvNr 01''i' 80
Nj. liidvn tfela '"niid"h' thaI 'h''
road viii soon bc IL Il condition 70 meet
the interest "u its bonds rs promptly ~
its bills Of the present year have been
paid On taking thu general manage
mcnt. he determined 10 keep within the
income of the noad, and so fa". all bills
every month, without h"Fr0"lnSa a"ilaF'
- Sh,-, : a a n
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
THE GREAT OIL RING.
THE TRADE WHICH IT ATTEMPTS TO TllROT-
TIE


THE INTERESTS AT STAKE IN THE OIL REGIONS
THE PEOPLE THOROUGHLY hkooohp-
RAILROAD MONOPOLIE3 CONTRARY To LAW.
fFRoM THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TUE TRlBUNEl
TrTUsyrLLE, Penn, March 12.-ln that sec
ton OF Western Pennsylvania, known to the cohneicia
world us the Petroleum region, there to-day Dut one
theme OF conversation namely, the claims "hich lo
Southern Improvement Company propose 10 eS1aoli,''
TO the business and ,6nay, to the real estate oi ''o
entre district. Now that tho population OF the cn'e
oilprOducing district, the United States SohoTs Ton
Pennsylvania, tho Legislature now sitting at harrI9
burg, the nelghboring cities OF Erie ana buho' '"o
united oil interest Of the metropolis ana the newspaper
press OF the country have openly arrayed themselves
against this Company, tho extent or tDe Uauo
at stake should be fully comprehonded II ul'
stupendous organization is granted Tue aDsolu'e
privilege OF fixing the rates OF Tolght' II cau
make these rates SO high that producers ana
refners alike cannot deliver oil In the Eastern mar
ket with profit and will eventually bo forced 10 aDa
don the business to the monopoly. That the aims OF INC
Company affect the producer far moro deeply thau lno
reancr f. shown In the fact that Of the 51V5Oo UaeS
produced In 1871 only $4,000 barrels were reined III 'e
region The total shipment from the Pennsylvania Oh
region IN 1911 was 5iCO2lO barrels against 52sl@ Da
rels n 1870 an increase in the former Of 2OOO DrcS
Annexed Il statement OF the shipments ouIins c@cn
,.ou.h ~ 1871 IN fba more imDOltgut markets:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
AN ABANDONED SHIP.

Capt. Whlneray of the steamship Wyoming,
from Liverpool which arrived yesterday reports that at
10 ~ No. March o. IN latitude AZ, longitude 81 So he saw
Il vessel OF about to 1000 tuns. She had square
stern was Of American build, painted black and had a
white boat in davts. with bowsprit and bboom fore
mast and foretopmast standing and lower forct0psal
set. Everything else gone. She was about three
miles or but no signal aud one on board could be
seen Capt whineray tried TO get near her. hut the sea
running high it was impossible to render any
Il
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

every sense fraudulent. Yet the financial ,uccs..
b0dthorn improvement Company ia based nnon c ~ hs
made by IL with the officers OF 6ll the raroan
out OF the OIL regions by which they hs southerS is
proWement Company receive "a drawback certai, a
out OF the oil regions by or 70 themselves bat
every barrel shipped thence by to other fe,y, w
dealers, or consumers. '' 'o"loFs,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

Some one reyives an incident concern'ns :, ,"s a..
Lincoln which. II true is not wi'uou' ,,o CON
serted that some time before the assemp"So
,enon at Chicago in isSo Mr. hSSh 9St ih fFresdenc
Juse David DAVIS a. ;nn ,I IrsvSate qualifications io' I'
uosItiOn, aud of uuQuesuoned hoh''~'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

The Beard of Health ordered, yesterday, that
Drs Alfred :. Purdy of No. l5 East Twontyt ST.
Edmund Moritz OF No. 90 Stantonst, - Braun Of East
Flnicth ST. and Nicholas Pieer OF No. I6i East Ious
tont shall be prosecuted for falling TO report cases Of
smallpox. City Sanitary Inspector Morris submitted
the following comparative statement OF contagious dis
eases:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
MnDrems' rombinirter Snrtp bnlt

STICIIrIOUTWUuHM sWTNCF - =
5hr 5uffer Ino @rfdltungen Dieles Bro 1arat lit cine
efesants Combination BON berubisenben uno 10 enbeu
1eilmtttefu nit Dem Sbrup Der gBtlbtieidenbanmz
0Rtnbe, uno it ,eit pielen Sabren BON nnieren befen
Dottorsn in tbrer &raris se1rauht moroen, unb be
Borihrrft fin Die 2uberefiung pielfah perbrettet.
Dreis 50 Gents pro 8laide. 3abereitet unb ~perfault
bel 1infrcws s 1HompIpn. 'Ebarma3eutif,
fSan.1e,1Sl 81. 8, Wef=8nltiHoreftr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
@nhnhGuier 1T berfaufen.

E.ll McgulodfraBe ,t8 bel 1877 $500
Mc9ulodftr. 20 bet 1870, 9runbstnsfrei, SIS. 900
ruio>Sil=dpenu 22A bel 100 $500
gBalibnraBe, IA bel 80 $1,000
Wetz&ombarbitrnBe, II bel 100 $1,000
Noro -9ibertpitraBe, % bel $4,000
9iamiantraBe, 4bci 80 $500
SriderffraBe, t2 bel so $1,000
@reenmount= 4penue. is BEL 120 . $t700
partiraBe, 1879 bel 1876, srunbStnsirei $4,000
SbpmdS Sin,
H3-) @de Der fSapettez uno e. Yaulitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
TfiA Gpe,ieQer tattn poiitiper gerfauf

EElLH 9e9en oQr5abIun9.
Sipci rreiEodiae &ohnbanier
SIR. $50 HnO 361 9toro Central Iuerue,
Spiihen Sobnz II. 8ibble=S traBe.
Montds, Den 18. Yfdr3 1872, g1abllilta9s 4 tt6r,
iperoen mir lene truei @runbptdee nit 9ebGuoPn, an
Der Storb.Sentral=aoenue 9ele9en uno mie folgt be-
ihrieben, perfauien.
Die Bldse ftnb 10 Sns brett uno 90 SUP tiei, bis
on zine 10 SUB breite Iaep.
Sebant nit sluei Ueinabc neuen breil0diarn siesel.
i~teinernen @obnbduieru urb 6inler, @ebGuoen, nit
Wnfier unb Gas ourdeehenos.
9runomietbe $42.75 ami ieoen IInt.
t6t-7I TrPap s. 2iIfIdnS, Yuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
Dr. M. aDifner,
Se,tt5he Mnothefe.
MIeranoer @elE
A.osS4t utt0 MehtSdnmdIf,

mr. II, sam.S; dlsiuss, SiioipeHs@de nom 81
Baul. une aerinston va ~ belof9t seftls!lHe Ses
id6ite uub 6 oh eftfonent inertia uiio europa. pa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
2u 0erfdufen.

e+YN portrefflidem S6te, Bumpe i'm Sole uno nabs
IllesDile geIesen, iinb iofort biaig su u%erfGuien.
Cine portreffIitbe @,elesenbeit. Dtan melbs f6 bel
u. Sdbdfer, 1 Ofcile Deitlit BON BifesoiQe on Der
ooluarb's Wil s3foah. tSSebr. 49, Ott.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
administrations Qnieiae.

Ra6rtdt miro hermit 9eseten, ba6 llntcr5tt6nste
8ounuht sur 8eriuaGtuR9 beS NohIaies beg onbter
peritorbsnen 8rdns $eiue srpaltsn bobfn. 4le
hermit aufssiorbert, ioIhe nehit 0eH n0tbigen Belle
gen i~pdteftens bis gum "a. Septem6er1S72 Gin urgibeH
mo gelteno 81 MAIDEN, Oocr gu geiudrtigen, 6aS ie
ibrer anipriihe on oieieu RobloB seieeti6 ilr uerlus
Zig ertldrt peroen no9er. Iue, Die 3abtun9en on
oteien gtdbGaB gu MAIDEN BADEN, lperoen bierriit aus
9%eforoert, iolbe unuer8I9lih on linterjCthnete 80 lets
fen no ni6t, 10 miro 9eri6tIib e~iRgGlhritten.
Sernbdrc Seine,
NrieSridJ Seine,
(62,S, 1880 9ntlbelm SeiHe, Mbminifr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
6artfprh Gpuntb : 9auhFeaen.

~ 3luei 9anbfelen, nobe geloir, cine BON
As.1 18 4ter, 90 Ider in bober Sultur, Der gReft
In SolS; Die anoere 1872 Iter, $50 Nder urbar, Der 5eft
in 6ol3. Ger Soben beiher 9auofteuen lit eut unb
~aecisnet fin @rae unb 8etraibe offer art; fe habtn
gBob8nbGuIer NIT ben selpo4nli6en Nebensebduben,
qutts 8uiier &c. Ndbere 4ustunit ertbeilt
Senrp @. Gppfe, Str. 9, Law Buildings,
(6G ct. Baul.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12

Baltimore, bRn 4. DidrS 1872.
Der Stoetz@ o1nmiifGr batpon oerihisbenen Grunos
on Der 4Sillon Ctr. lpiibeH Der Sobnz uuo
Sottonfrabe, Elm ihriftIibes @elud UNI SSipeuiren,
8ane feinb elesuug uue 9fafeTn-oes aeRanuten
Gbetles Der Wtlionftrd6e, erbGtteff.
Or mde,t edber Mueu, eie 60 dnaeht, befdnnt,
oQs CT Rreitag, Den IS. Mdrs, 8ormittGgs 10
in ieinem Blreau %anrpeieuo icin ipiro, nm be.
l1gtes geiu6 in @rtuG9ung gu JtebcH uno oariber
gu iG1en. - SIN auitra9e:
q .nr 6eU. y. 9~Soghpdrf,
1856 q. .. Glerf hes StantsS ommjidrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
sic ~sarfiidsNmiiiid.n Baber

SRI. ass, ESeff=Tapettes, mobe Gmtamffta6e,
rerbiiten niht nur Srantpeit. ionoern iino Elm ii6eres
SeiimitteI gegen Wbelmatisnlus, 9iht, Qdbmuns,
seibudhte 9ebef, ytleren- Sranfbeit nuh bic Der 1rins
Weidse, nerpoie unb pbpfttafiite Shludfe.
Die elcftriI6en uno 6emifalilheR Bdoer brinser
Mater Die Girfulation hes Sttpeises frei. t260A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
9u %herfauieu.

sAlI Gin 3=f6fises gEobnbaus ami Der Roreipef=
Gde Der 9om5orb> uno Sio @arenilruse, is 5rS 6
3oa brett uno ST JuB 6 Sol tel nit 2@todisem Sinz
teraebduoe. cSphn GSlenu * Sptnp.,
13-l Scr. IS, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12

MnilcrSGehnrtrmrut

Re9jffratore Siirtau, Yr. q, 0orlbhr. I
Baltimore, osn 9. YfGrB lS72.
-gSaffer @oniumentcn ijne oaran e~rinnfrt, nasS
9ro5snt absu9 aut ale 0fc6HanacH fir 1872, fuelde
D1b1eno bities Nor0Jes beSabIt iperoen, erlau6t
iiEo; elm Brosent 3inien miro auf aae RebuuneeH
fur 1871 adfaeihla9en.
GOD %. g. @haretts. @a1sr. 9ssaiAraier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
@aijenseri9tss Sertauf

Saus unf 6rrnb an FER Cffcite Der 9tnufr.,
nDrSlid) BON Wlice MnnffraBe. y
Sn Sol9e zines 8efebtes bcs Waiien9eridtes Der
Staot Baltimore luiro Der unterSetfnete Gretntor auf
Wiar5 1872, Iadnitta9s 4 u1r, pertauien:
ben sansen OrMnf plas on Der Oiieite Der Nnntr.,
in Der @Etfernun9 pom 81 6uB norbli6 Don Ilice 4nnz
StraSe, noroti6 an Der 4nntra6e 16 fyuB brett uno
20 SuB tief 9ebenb, nit einem ~bolsernen @obnbauIe
nebH 6inter9e6duoe bebaut, unb elmer @runbmigtbe
BON 500 unterluorfen . Sir 8efiBre6t iebe man 81
Der G.. E. S. SIR. III, Solo 469 u. I. 10.
Sur ielben 3eit uno an ndmtidGn Blabe aIe Moz
bilien, &ih6en9erGtbe uno Saben I'M ~bciaaten SauIe.
8. 8. Bens, sretutor bes lebten
gBinens bon Sooanne aobIbus.
(60, 2,4,5,8,9 @,6 G5pper & Sphue, Nuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12

auf ane Sauptpldse uno tablrti6e Nebenpldse in
Deuti9tano uno Dem iibrt9en europa iinb in unIerem
8ireou gu BADEN uno aie6en mir htreft auf fol9euoe
9auquierzSduigy:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
gu ~berfamfen.

fREFfs OH uerIlHTeH.
Esiis Gin bIbi6es Saus an Der WaIbinotou=.
ia5e SaeetteardBe, 2 simmer; 8rsis $1,000; n,fr $500
baar. 4t
Sin nieSlides Saus an Der DnrbamffraSe. Treis
500; nur $50 baar, Der 01elt in 8 Sabren.
Mpenue, nur $500; 500 boar, ben Heft in 5 Sahren,
ionic 2 biibihe 5dnier an Mc@ub6initrase, nun
$3.50 iebes. ytdhere Iustunft ertbeift 1bofndS q.
MA non, Scr. 90. Horo.Sroabfuau. (42-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
0an0Qnter.


Terionen, .tuet6e ACKNOWLEDGMENT ODER 2aRbfelen
gu erbalten .iuiai6en, uoden sefdGief poripreden
unb SbomaS' griuot Bud einieben, ST III Elm protz
til6er 9anoptrtb nit 26z jobri9er @rTabruns unS be-
iist uiele 8ortbeile, ba CT Die bauptld6lihlien 2anbs
glitter i'm Staatt tennt.
-. Sbpmas s. Comp,
Nebr. S,12git } @fe Der ct. 8aulz & Garatoeafr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
9u berfaufer.

I;YL 0as breifodi9e Robnbaus nit 9uben an
6er 9forbweft @de Der Bomb nnb SrleansitraBe, 16
bel 70 TuS, @runomietbe nur &c. Sir ben san5en
8taB nur S2300.
Gin porSlslI6cs @obnbaus on Der Ssfferionfr.,
Sale, Barlor, Gk5immer uno Slide in Der eriten
Stage, nit Sos unb Waiier, iebr bilie. 1iuboun
& Sruscup, Ser. 10, SaD=S uiisinss, ODER Nr.
rs, Norb@Bonofr. az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
9u n%etfnufeu.

lii .Wobrbons on 81 Oro= etbertps, uabe garatos
gdnrGBe in sutem 3ultanre.
6erner
enc nicSliGe @obnuns an @oultldnb=, nahe Nuls
berrpitraBe, % SUB brett. Soeleit an meloen bel
3inses q Saraeant,
1891 STR. z, at. RuuIhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
9lt bermietleit.

EDial Gin mohlirtss gs ohnbaus, i'm 4fitteIpunfte
Ser Stabt oeleeen. Otan mcIoe iib bel 3elfair
marriott, 81. 9aut>, aipeite Gblre norblih BON
2eringtonftrGfte. 1881
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
9anier su h~rrfanfett.

-I4ll WIfien ~pertauit tpsrben: bic siuet 5duier
an @~entral@apenne, VT. 359 unb 36l, iebr bilig;
Elm SGus an gboptanftr. elm 5aue On 9lntitr.; IS
Sduier an DauaSftr.; Sduier am Sib=Sroaotuap=,
NorozSroGofpap, SIR. 80, bas bette unb b~iai9fteSaus
am 8r%oaolDap; 1 9runofteies Saus an Springfr.; 1
Sans an 9aprraBe, unb in allen 1bei(en Der Sta6t,
blli9 nit ooer obne Sauoereiu. Brets bon $500 bis
$4,000. Iuf iueroen Die @inIiebun9 Don Re6nunz
gen oller Grt, @iufaSiren BON @~runbmietben &C. binig
beloret. Cine Ansabi BON @runbftiiden tets bilis
an Sanb. 8. Sort,
Scr. 102, Cough, stuii6en SonofraSe urb
(Seb. 49, 0tte.l SroaoiDan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
ieidte U1tOOlines,

Brown Stuff, 6atsr u. {. 10.
5u zen RiebrigaeH 8aar7Bretieu; elm ~ltberaIer abIu
luir6 Sdn0tern segeben.
ST.. II, geeft=BrattfrnSe,
(8fI Ode Der @oucoroitr., nabe Der 8rids.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
@nhnhaus nit 2a0en

Es1ui IN Srattitr., 6itlid bon SoneS' Sdlen.
8lae % bel 1G5 TuB, bis an eine IA su6 breite alz
len, nit eiuem groBen 3=ftoftger Sauis. eaoen urb
s3obnun9 nit Yaio9e unb IA 3immer entblttens;
ferner elm 2=it0fi9er 3ie9eIftetnerner Stan II. Wager.
erantSinsftei. N6bere Austunit siebt
9snrp vs.. Gopfe, Sir. 8, Law Buildings,
(60-) ct. RauIzStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12

- Gnnitablers >Sertauf,
Stp Sn Sol9e zines 8ei6Idsnabme : 8efebIes
{feri facias on condemnatiOn) pom Charles 6.
Quinn, eines Der Sriebensri9ter be6 Staates 0torp-
lamb fir bic Stabt Baltimore, in Der 9lage BON Sleps
per & Mebfter, 9ompa9nons, 9e9en Die Glitter unb
sa6en, ioiuie oas gisentbnm Der "SdisenzBart=
an mid geri6tet, babe i'd init 8eihlag bele9t unb in
@retutton ssnommen ouee anreht. anipri6e,. Sn-
tereiie unb @t9entbum, iopobl seiesli6, afs in
Gonbsinbabtrin fir z. Oeetier, in mo aui 8 attIen
Der beiasten rS6lteH Bartz4ioctatiou," l Aftie in
Serie A. SIR. %, uno Serie B, 4 aftien, Scr. Al, AZ,
43 uno "A.
llno made i'd hermit betanrt, oaS @unnabeuS.
ben Is. DiirS 1872, gfahm. 4 l6l, Id b~eiGetes nit
Sei6la9 belestes Gisentbuln aui Uife1tlidcr Quttion
on ben @teinbietenoen 9esen SaarSdbluns in benz
Serfaufslofale Der SS. Ergo Il a~irt!anb, SIR. IA,
Sibz@ baries, Snase. ~oertauien tueroe.
Trienridb 2ir,db, GonftahIer;
(60, $50 S'e9p Il &irflane, auft.
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gu ~nerfanfen.

s3u Derfaufen pber su 1ern,ietben.
- 0as bubble GBopnbaus on Der Reft eonlz
ESSiinH boroftraBe. Rorbieite, pas 5. pans oberRal6
LII Niountftrofe, IS bel 10 6us, 5u elmer 10 6uB
Gas, gao une Sodbeero. @iro iebr 6ilts ~0ertuuft;
$500 buar, Der 9feft auf lanae !3eit.
Sch. Glenn 6 Co.,
(57-l Scr. 6S, Beft- Gapetteftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
Bureau Der G0mmihare Der GHentli5eu
EfIuIen.

..-ss SGItim c, ben 6. DidrS 1872
AHeebots, nm eie offenlli6cu ShuleH nit Robis
lel iur pas %tailienoe Sdbr 81 uerieteHJ iDeroeH in
oleNem SlrcaA bis > onuer tag, Den q. giGrS, sHts
ee9en seHommeH.
Sas @omtte bePGft mn oas SReht Dor, ireeno Elm
fbS, 60, 2, 1861 q SS GpmIea Err.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
Demtfcbe mno engiiS1e Ghnle.
8. Anapp,
HA~ EnnsraeI~ a. cN. Ofv.A

Gs wirb BON stpoIf eebrtrn poa tanoiser Steal,
Spraf=s Shreib=, @eiansz nnb 3ei9nenslnterridt
erfbetft. 2~ettionen I'M 6ran5oiiden unb 9ateinilher,
jopte i'm @lapieripielen; aui 8erlansen bebrdiiher
t1uterrttt in Deri6ie0enen 4lafjen. Siir pet6ltbe
.Hrbeiten tt cine 9ebrerin augeteut. Dit Der Shule
III cine 1urrz Anjtalt perfnipft; aud peroen Shfler
In aol nno 2osis senommen.
gtdbere Ausfnnft ertbeil Der Nrin5ipnI Der AnfaIt,
D. &napp, @de BON 6oqibdpHr. unbG Aaeu.
= /Qer 4 fGl
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staNfsG

F'-.g Baltimore, ben s. gfdrS 1872.
Sin SoIse Der Brroronan9 3d. amf0. 6ebr.. "
senebmigt, uuo b%etiteIt: nGiHe Bsroronun8, nm fur
ods aenoern bes Qiueaus oer 8ulitmorefrase gu
ior9eu,4 miro Der Stabt-GomTif6r %aHfaHgeR, bc6
ySioeau Der SaItimoreitrd6e, SlDii4en Gifts uno
Su5erneftrdBe, dnferu 81 laiien.
Gr maht ouber bternit %bctanHt, oas d1e Eerioncu,
tiers unb Stabtratbes poR Baltimore, pie, as In bca
Ia9ter 8eroronuRg aus9eorHtt 1T, 6eeintrGdtiet ilb-
len, an bus Stdbt=@eriht ODER irgtRo einen &C.
rihtsbofe init compCteHter @erihts6arfeit iHuGrtdGh
oreiBi9 3oseu BON Der eriten 8erolIeuttiduue oiGisT
Sefonntmdduna on %oppeaircu tonuen. : SIN GufS
TRACE: SEQ. y. gBppendrt,
(62, SD GIeTf 6es Stabt &omRiHaps
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Selfnir Mnrrintt.

@runbeieentbnms=M dtler II. Redtsanpdlt,
ROrepeffGGe Der 2esiastors u. St; Saniftr.s
Gingaue on Der ct. 9aulfrdBe, 2. &blre.
Baltimore, Wto.
6duier, 4antffenen unt G,runfmietben ge9
Fault unr perfduff. Stion6ere AuIrnertldn1felt
miro BEN ginsiebsn bon anipriiGsn, pttstPeu II. /.
10. 3usefuenbet.
AHletbe n NJ doctirt. i297-l
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gu %herfaufen.

M:I 0as @obnbaus init 9obcn an Der Gibtpefz
@de Der Bomb uno Sampfteabtr- ietr biIig bel
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A Cincinnati dispatch of Monday says:
Three of the prominent Ohioans who
were reported as among those who de-
nOunced the nomination of Greeley, viz:
General Brinkerhoff, Mr. d. Theo Wright
and Charles N. Burns publish cards this
morning, in which they say that although
not their first choice they favor the accept
ance of Greeley and Brown by the Demo
cratic convention, and will support the
ticket. Greeley seems to be gaining friends
here hourly, Last week nine-tenJhs of the
members on Change favored the nomina-
ton of Adams; to-day as many favor Gree
ley, and think him stronger for success than
Adams would have been.
The New York HbraJdS Washington dis
patch, published Monday, says:
The fever and excitement having died
away to a certain extent in regard to the
Cincinnati nominations, politicians here
have reached the sober second thought
which inelines them to view the prospects of
Greeley beyond a matter which seriously
complexities the aspects of the future.
Speculations are made regarding its strength
and possibly of its Endorsement by the
Democratic convention. Its friends claim
it as foregone conclusion that they will
carry Texas, Virginia, New York, Missouri,
Pennsylvania, and positively West Vir-
ginia, Ohio and a sufficient number of
the lately reconstructed States to give
them the balance of power IN the
coming contest. 1t is certain that num-
Der of Democrats who have declined to ex-
press any opposition or promises now think
seriously Of supporting the new ticket.
Friends of the administration are not so
jubilant, and cautiously admit the future
prospects are anything but clear. The pros
poets are good, it is said, that Greeley may
possibly secure the Endorsement of the bona
tide leaders cf the convention soon to be
called. 1t is claimed and admitted he is the
most appropriate representative of the la
boring class of any yet named. 1t is learned
that Holman, of Indiana, and several other
Democrats, have agreed to make an effort,
through the Democratic convention, to &C
cOmplish the Endorsement of Greeley by
their party. 1t was stated last night that
Grant will withdraw, and possibly pres
sure can be brought to bear against him to
induce him to take that course.