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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02
S5iTsna1rtc5tcn.

Der sdoon.r ~Guertun" tad 0icnTas pm Sauau.
nab nab Baltimore in See.
Vie Barrie rDarmoutb" ieseIe ~oor9eitern bon ga.
ndUnab naG Bremen ab.
Die oeuti9s 8riB9 rYlanet' brad 9citern nit 2031
SSdhern gBaijenmebl DON Eihnrono, 3D., nGb &io De
sSaneirp auf.
Der bon 8aIptiton, 1.ras, mad 2iuerpooI beitinmte
Sampler uIuitraIian" Lief p~Dr9elern lpegtn &oblcn.
mauotIs in NorfpIF. Ya. rim.
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@cgaime &rantBcitru!
0rln6iid)c &ar garanttrs
Or. Soieph Gnbtan,

Ri. SOIepg S0otqa,
prGttti dem IrJt, philadelphia.
VI. ,FdtIGn 9drcEutt cure idnelle INC gr4ncIdG
Bur IN Glen geNnie1tllbcH 8r0uf5CilCu.
uHgG RGuner
ole ne b~etnlltther fi9enctin6Ca beruSi iab, oeUH
6oiBCn hb in S9pahc, uuptrmOQrn, YebGnsh6er.
otaB uHo Julcpt IN aus5cIyuna tdno gt5tn, moan
i'd UcrtTGuer6OOu oil mid lgcuHCn.
9b babe 1ouicnte ioIGgr unglidlidu Al ibur
trtGcren G'e!lnhbtlt jurtdgcLrJhL etC pOn Nn6ern
ilild beBGRoelt o6er Qls ~uHbeIlbGr ausgEsCben uors
ben iiuo.
UtG0GeR M FTGuCr,
ole an unre9clmagi3ttttrH IN or m0nntli6Rn Retni,
sung ootr gan3udtm GusbleIteu ~ocriclbCu lsibea.
~8iclGtoict oon ipcItCr NriCGe, mgJbCu in ciniaeH 3Cs
gen BON mir lergeItent, Obre nGGtleiIlge 5oJsgu hit
BID @elHRbbcit.
AusDdrttqe BGtienten
tJHrCn pom mir ]bctGnoelt mCrocH, tueun lie mir IbJfr
SuitGno idrifhib mjttbetleu.
StrsrgitC gSsri9mitgCubcti Uir6 Mcgfi6gTt.
N0rtiiC: DR. JOSEPH FABIAN,
Mr.. 22S, Vine ST.. Philadelphia Pa,
(YtdiT. f2Dte..iG ="
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02
Die ErnSfc SeB RopfeS.

HB Die Sr1tpte CeS Hopfe6. -
@cuu Der &amm ais 0led1en fungirt unb je.
oe8 Mal, meun er ourf's 0aar gebt, Elm
9iiuoel ii6 Iosl6ienber 9uariaiern %entfernt,
10 lit baloige Sablf0piateit uuuermeiOlid.
Iber ietbit in iOldem Safe, mie OerSpsiielt
er ard iheiueu mag, fam Dem llebel Gtns
bait getban, Der SerluIt eriebt meroeu. 9ur9
f"rGftigen @ebrauf Der 8iirite SebufS auf'
iallgung Ser 6liiiIlgteit ourh Die SOpfhaut
untertiitt. lest 2pon's ySatbairOn" benz
6aaruerbiingun9s .BroSeiie binnen 48 Stuns
Sen Sdranteu. Die Wurseln, bon beuen
Die abgctorbcucn 6aiern cutiproBtcu, erbaltsn
baIo thre 2tben8trait wiercr, uno nrleS
@a6Stbum beIfattet bulO bic nadten Stel<
len. 0ieieS gSicoerer1euguugS.8ert oauert
fort, bis Der ShaOen oOuitdnoig erieet 1T,
uuo Die iippiae, auf Oieie Bsiie erSeugte 6aar'
maize miro oann, iOlauge Die bslebenoe Gnz
weuoung beS pSatbairons" r~eselndBig fOrt'
Oauert, ME m;eocr welfelt ODER ausfaGeu.
(Si0 1 2tSml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02
Sim .SpllisapItrafcn=x heatern

ISOLDE nod Oa5 Sccptsr fiibren uub in Dem
9roBartigeu S%danipiele: Sen WcGuaOu9b"
ootr ,9s5 @anoerer8 SAeiouu9" on leOem
IbeuOs auitreten. 8ei Der Beliebtbeit, nell
der iid Or. Spron in unierer Stuot %erireut,
III es porausSuieben, baB baS D9oaiOap1trG=
Ben=Sbeater" oil ieoem Abeno in alien &heiz
len gefillt ieiu mtrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02
Ser Sentige Gorreiponbent.
Baltimore, 2. Sanuar 1873.
Nufruf sur nnterffisure Der Nptb=
I~eibenSen an ser Sftfee.
Gniierlih-M sntitfS Npniulnt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

baltimore, pcu 80. 0.Sembsr 1872.
Das purh bic 9roBe Slutb pom u. nno
IS, Nouenlber eutitanOene Gleno inter nnies
rem QanOslcuten an Der SlieszSiiite 1T bsrS-
Serreibeuo.
SD wenpe mid an bic 9eltiden Saltiz
more's nit Der auiiurOsruug, bsmielben nod
beiten &rdfteu abSubelieu. Ilnlere SdmeIterz
ffdbte babsn berclts aniebnlide Summen iiir
iolden eol,n 3ped aufgsbra6t nnS Valtis
more miro nid)t suriidbleiben molten.
@ern berelt, GabT fir Die Scrungliidtsn
in @mpfang 81 usbmen unb biniiber su be-
fD1bern, bofie id, auf reihliGe Seitrdge.
Der &aiIerlib.9 eutIde Goniul
sst rncr S.c,sl,
Sir. 81, SIe.GuprStraBe."
Subem mir SbigsS su auieittasr &unbe
brinqeu, bemarfen mir, Dab bier bereitS
ilber $500 seiammelt iluo. @abcn, Sireft oil
ben @oniul gsi6idt, weroen piinftli6 belor9t
uno i'm Sillue per ebien@eber perspeloct iuerz
ben.
Sabclie
iber rem mittleren tdstlben mo monat'itben Stnno
oss SaroIneters mo 2bermometers I'M GcSembeI
1870
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RSNfD
$500
8sfli9eM
bis mad Sa9eratomn ge0fnet.

~ ~
Gcfe Der SdIprrtz unr S~ranfimRrdEe.
SIee eebeH rOn Baltimore nGp SUin9s' Uit1s
GctferstoUn, Glen Niorr!s, fintebur9, mthmiutsr,
3~erps8tnoior, u~nioH.Srto9e, Wttoolebure, SoubIs
Bipe @rcef, RofI=0tihqe, Vte6anicstoUn, yioHtes
req, WapResboro', Smttbsburg, @bspsOils Il. So
%sersto!Un uTn 1926 Uior9PHs.
Der @rpreB5u9 ilr 5rcoertf uno 6aaerstomU Der
lGBt Baltimore UNI 1925 DtorgeHe uHO tommt in
SG9er6toIun UNI Z 30 an.
DER attomooationsSug nab Wedaric5torun uno
3piiben=S ~tGtiorcu 9cbt UNI ). Is y%tGbmittH9s ab.
pr 20 Ntcr9eE=Su9 o~etfinott no i4Il SGtI4sh
station uHh nod @mmittsburQ al Der DtCdbHrIcs-
topH@S %tGtion, tur BGputshoro' b., On Ncr gBUn.
Hesboro' Citation nit Dem S.2j NiorgcE5. un0 325
Ha6inttta9 orSue.
Aise u~erIGisn oagerstonn ur $40 Diorgers unt
La 9tad1:u., NlehlHlcFto um 4 10 uno 6.23 irit
unS $40 Radnttta95 tdGIih, Gonntags ausqcnoT-
men, Ii. tOnmsH yin 5.lj Il. 1910 UtOrGCn6 uRc & %
HQ6mittaga In Baltimore an. n. u. jurhcn,
8eEeruI=SrGdt= uno ENiaQ,erz2Iq gent;
U4C-) SobH I. &isnep. @cn.~S upertut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02

baltimore WbiG- IiIfnbG5a.
On uHHO ua9 suantaq, 6ru ). Voorr. 1Sl5, qs3u
td9ltGerst 3l9e 3r2ii6cr 5a!tin0rF. W5esltHg uni
Eor'srs6urs' mo 4.var;
td3rttislt3 (Sonntass dr55cuUumen) un s abr
NIB pom baltimore ah. Gntrnit in Baltimore INT
SCR Sbmea:Sus
td9ltb (Sonntags du5S5nuiRmsn) GGAmittd9s 4Gtr
80 W!tn. Antuuit in Baltimore nm I2.25 Niittu9s.
Sers l. Eouts=@rpre6sSug gebt tG9iIb IN
: a3r % gin. 4benos ob. artnHft in baltimore
nm lao 46enos.
OerlGst Baltimore tG9lib (SonutGas Gusaerom
men) nm $50 gta4m. 4Efunit in Baltimore 10 30
WtOraeHs
Ger Hre6crtder gccommobaHonss
gu 8 nerlGBt Baltimore un . ltr ytnhmitta9s unt
mint In Baltimore I'M $50 Uiorgens an, tdgtit
tous9enommen SOnRtGq5l.
Der 9utcOtt 9ttp= commoodtion 3ug fibrt tag
LID, Sonnta9s Gus9enOmmCn, mn 1.2O gt0tmittGge
aei 8ntndteBteno tommt CT bier nm 800 aSatgntt7
tags an.
Rad 8aaer6tprpn.
Nbt1brtoes l3u9cs BON Baltimore 800 BorsnlttGgs
uno u9r 30 Dtin. Radmitta9s. Iutunit in BGlt's
$40 Ibeuos.
gead @ind,eFcr.
abtobrt um 8 ubr SOrmittags uHt $50 Sd. Rab'
mttta9e, autuntt INN 1910 VsorSeRs unO $40 W.
Nahmittags.
Rad, Sreeetid.
Abtdbrt bon Baltimore g. 90 URorgeus nno $50 Il.
Duo gtadnl. artuntt In Baltimore 500 uuo 10. 20
Dforgens uno 5.2j gGhmittGgs.
Yt1cb 9ittSburG,
via GonneuSpiucr Sdhn.
Dte 3dge seben ieoen NbcHo nm 3 ubr 65 OIin. ab
mo tommeH mn 3. 40 lherOs an.
Sfah Wdibineton.
abfaRrtcoH Baltimore rub nm APO Tin,
$40, 100, uno 8 uDr {; yta6m. I'm Il. 10, eco,
4.25, 4.56, $40, S.35 uno 9.2O gbenOs.
abgan9 bon 10 Gibin9tOH irup 5.f5, 6.45,
800, 800 unt 1915 ID. uno l.OQ. 3.l5, i.10, 5.2o,
8.00unb soc lbr Abenos.
Sonnta9Sssiias. yiad 98ui5inatOn nm APO,
5.2O u. u. Diorgens, Il, 10, 4.jj gtodm. uno 9 ubr2 20
Abenos.
Bon % oibin9tOo UNI 800 Rorgene, I, 3.1s, $50,
s. uno $50 abeuos.
Nad NnndpoIiS.
abfabrt bon Baltimore urn 200 Worgeus unb
4 nbr o5 UliHnten RG1mitta9s. 2~ertaiiCu BaI6iHqz
ton nm Gas Nor9gn5 unb ubr 10 0liu. ToGmit.
tags.
Desen i~ueiterer 4ustunft, ionte Ga6rbiaete aGer
artu. I. NJ. fpenoe man I'D al j. &. @RgtGH6,
H9enten in Der @amoerzS Citation, ODER al bias Bills
IetzSlreau.
q 6abrbilete ftno aud in gtr. i19, @eRs8dIr
timores, @fe Der @GIoertItrab5, gu babeu, mo man
SsfteauH9en gum I6boGcn BON @cpdG, ustde5 iEoes
BetrsfcnoeH Dobnung 9egen G]outrernarte bis On
ben Seftilnmun9s0rtmarttr miro, bintergGien fam.
3bps. u. Sbarp, MI sGransporuneite;
1861 Z. W. Sole, 6auOtzBtletzX Qeut.
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&C. annhs1 n,i4 her @,iAen mar lehhnft

Der Sanbel nit benz SliOen mar lebbaft.
Die Saumpoleu=3ufubr belief l6 aui 10,s
212 9odsu. 0auon famen 1890 bon gtpr.
iolf, 2O23 bon Sapannab, 1900 BON Ghalle=
ton, 1858 oougSilmirston, N.=S.. 1886 bon
anSereu caroliniidsn Sdfeu uno 655 BON pc
tersburg.
Die i%onfi9en Saupteiniubrartifel mareu
Sar3, Sbeer, Bed auO Gupsntin=S piritus.
&erwoseu muroen I'M Ser. Staatenz8 Ggez
8epartemeut lpdRrenb DeS UiouatS DECEMBER
13,1S5,561 Yfuno imporiirter nno 2S,442
6fuu0 eruortirter 9Sanreu.
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8alttmOrcr 2nfz0uipttal.
Once: Rr. 2, Observation-Disclosures.

Or. COMMON,
Alit oteltr hcrh9nl'cH antdlt, Cnibcise, rtbrsno
er lh IN oen 4roBtn 0otpttGievn Suropd's, ndallttJ
in &H9lunh. TrGrtrci4 mo GnoCrUGyts, tcGorn. h0s
itterite, lbntllte, GugeEcbWtc uRa granolhRe SET
nitttl IN Der gSclt iur
ate grcciico0cr Wt6hr6u6eteBmenfb.
ltbeH SQ itcme,
96pa1e i'm Riii,n Oher In 0eH 8leberu, stoduns
o'r. Selotn DER Iittrcr ooCU Staic, uuirCtlriuiQc Nbz
tlrtr, %erin)t Der ot0ontihcnHraltc, HcUoItdi, @nt.
]triituug, Acknowledgement, FCcrlfisuE npirrunc
Derjttovieu, WGginitpf1e. Sittcin. sbuGbe 6s5
8eiidts uro 5bDinocl. 3raufbCtt ocs SopicS, ors
6Glies, Der JtGIe otet Ndut, SGbCrr. 2unQer=, Waa
gem oocr ua%tetlstb5 ectoeu-oieie ihrettthcu, u0itu
juQeuoliten @elpobnbeitcn BuIuihfgibCnocn I'm
oronu19cu-9tbttae uuo NcIAGtttdc @eUoorbcittn,
Uici IhlimmCr iHr lire Spirr, uis Der SWcntn Dec
idnR oCH SciGbtcr oe5 llluiite mar, un0 ole, ruern
ite MD 6eltla aeosllL luerctn' bic 9lunjenoGCn Soft
nun9en vtrntttcu, SdtUGbe fcI 9oHiIutjon heruorz
br.uger, oe Sct unnOgltG madeH urc Juleet oen
3prper urb @ciit j~Crt0reu.
Seilung ia imci Sdqcn edrGntirt.
GrI0iur9 iRncrbdlo iehs StuHoen! Sem GuedIIber!
HeIionCn, Die ourh i~aEorurtG, telttiinrlgC 2sule
uno tire @Iitt rutnirt Wortcn inb, iolten ioioIt Dor
iprcaeR!
Iunac 01dnuer
beionoCrs, loelhe RE Spicr ieU,s gcbCtmCu Quftrs
9cmoJotn mn, cG5 iaLrlib 10 oieI SGUieI 81 in Gin gu
lrt5t5 Grd6 rclBt, UeldG 0urt tbrc crb.bcHEn W,
lente uno tntruittlt.n $crtuHoes,rGi,C MT Dem Sonz
ucr Der SGrCntamtelt Gen ScGGt b~ceCiiielt nnt oCT
tticr bciauhernoc ONT eutlodt bobcn mIrOcn, moan
nit Uonem SCrtIGutn nG6Cu.
2lelcf llno eIHIJe Der t|rGutqcH UUG hCtlGQCueDtTS
then ,5oIgen tar trlIpCrcn 8crUoLrlCucr ots gaicGs:
SdDGde lin RnirE un0 IN ocn GucoCIn, %bmCr;cn
IN CEN Sppic. SdwddC oCs GiEituts, GScrIut rr
Mu5'dtrdlt, NeBIopltn, CcrOnie urrutc. Ylu1rnz
lGIUGc2, lHorcnna9 or &cro0lr7osor9ane, 0ugsz
mriHc EntitGjtunQ, SuMpt5Ht err 5htUiaoiubt.
@clt Q!-DtC fhWiliGgH gEufunacu crs ga
tiers itHo ictr 81 f%irditcu. &trlut tte Brolbt1iDes,
%uIUUtl1g Der 5oetr, &eorIii5cit ttr@tu!estrora,
bole 4anlHqgn, Abnciaung UOr @ciclinCit, Gudt
nab GlRiGmtett, Ni-trGUtr CcGCu lido itlpIt, Eurht-
lnmtct &c. ltnh Cjutge 0Cr lullmmcH TolgUu.
te.-Etr6, lrat1ctc EIr;UEcu ortC IuH0e Wdns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02
Sr. Setnrtob YScruer

in Gr. 149, Dit altimoreitraBe, empiie6lt
gum neIen Sabre ieine uor5iigltfsn Samburz
ger Sutterfuheu. 9erielbe fam beftens EN-.
pfoblen tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02
NuS Cumberland.

CgerlnteI Iur oH HSurIslpDNlCilGH-"D
I'M berlaHO, Uto., 81. 0e5ember. :
Sr. u. 9ainS0orf, Elm Yttt5burger aobleus
bGuoler, bat cine Slage gegeu Die rBennipl-
uanier Giisnbabu @ompagnte" ein9ereitt
melt oieislbe a~nianslif iein @eidaft gei1d-
bigt babcu ioq, inoem ie itA lpetgerte, benz
Slayer Sraatpugeu CUR Sef0roerung letner
&oblen Sur Serfiiguug ju iteueH, pGbreno ic
anoere ~SoblsnbGHoler eifrt9 untsrliiiete. or.
@ainsoori beaniprudt cine S4aoeneriab ,
iur1lle BON 800 900.
Die ,BultimorezS bio Giienbabuz@ oml
pa9nie" bat elne 8etauntma6ung %erlaieu,
moriu es bsiBt, baB 0erlenige, welber Die
Serbaftung Der Ys>ion erm0gliht, Die am
leBteu Gonnerltage in Der gtabe BON gine-
filnzSpith ein SinoeruiB auf ben S6ientn
anbradts, iufolse 0eifeu Elm 3ug entgleii'te,
cine Selobnuu9 BON $500 erbilt.
- Die Srauereten, weldle titrSlid 9eidloj-
len wurOen, ba in penielben augeblia Bier in
6Giisrn, Die felne Steuermarfeu tru9en, usr.
tauft purOe, iinO jebt wieoer g~e0faet, nafs
benz bic betreiienOen Srauer, Die 69. Sob.
Simlsr, @ultau Studlauier, Sobn 6abal uuo
Wtao. Sopbia Metner, 8iirgidaft fir ibr
BiebersrIdeineu Dor benz Ser. Staatens
Bunoesz @eribte in Baltimore seiteQt batten.
- Die Qrbetten oil ben BalSmerfen Der
rSaltimore-S D io-g iienbabu- @ompaguie" in
Cumberland ihreiten riilig uOrlpdrts. &ann
Die Werte sdnili9 uolenOet iein weroeu, III
bis lest nod nt9t gu beitimneu. Ser Super=
intenoent, inter oeiien Qeituug bic 4rbelten
Dor ftd1 aeben, lit Sr. OapiO 6olb. II,
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SIR. 81. %. Gh1fcr.

Der % Sabre ais 9ebrcr tbatlg mar, iekt ubcr
in gfr, %, Noroz 6reberidftraBs, cine 3teitaus
ration erDifHet bat, piinift alien ieiuen
Sreunpen elm frpbli4eS Heujabr. @er fib
an elnem Srunte guten SiereS labeu nil,
iolte Hi9t pcrfehlen, 5rn. S4dfsr a~ufSuiu-
diem.
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@-Gs oibt lppbt fcin harmloieres NM

6of mIrEiamereS Dellmittel, ais Or. Y u
Quf &Dntg's 9ambur9er Sru It.
Sbee. 8erionen BON aler Iemperanenteu,
ia iogar Sdu9liugen lam beriel6e obne jeoe
82iabr ge9e6fn werOen. Gr ifmedt at
geHehm nn0 it INNER bon 9utem @rfolge be-
9leitet. (299-
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OdS StdbtaefIuoniS.

GIN lesten Sage beS binter unS liesenren
SabreS befanoeu iidl, naf)oem1 Die nellltt auf
@eiiuns beS @roBgsldlporeuen-@ oue9iuuls
geid)ebeuen @ntlaIiun9en Die &elbe1 beoeuz
teuo 9eli6tet hatteu, i'm bieiigen Stabtgs=
f1nentIie mr. 271 Sniaiien. Der Seridt iir
ba8 an 81. Sftober 1872 beenOete SiSfaljabr
wies bis babin oils @siammt5abl Der Sulaiiet
lpabreno oes Sabres 1922 naa; basu fanlen
i'm Nopen1ber uuo DECEMBER nod 1914, mas
cine Sotatsabl bon II, 766 er9ibt. @sit Dem
81. Sftober murbeu 11Snlalien - l gSeiBer,
8 gteger rnb 2 Jtegertnnel mad benz
3uhtbauic aeId)idt. Son ben 1922 Yerios
men, nel6e in ben sriten Seha DtOnatcu Oes
SabreS bas @eiangntB beSogen, marer 8l73
Der ySruntenbeit NIB Or0uungSmtortaer Nufz
fiibrung," wte ilb Die BoliSei bel abiibrun9
BON Setrunfeneu ausoriidt, angetla9t; Der
SautIarbe nab id)ieoen iie iid in 4721 8eiBe
mdnulidlen llno 1921 melbliden @eI6led)ts
%(3uiammen 1852 @eiBe) uuo III 1903 gteger
uno 71Sgtegerinnen (5uiammen 1921 6war.
se). Son ben 1914 Qrreltanten Der letteu
beioen Wionate beS SahreS itanoen 1874 inter
berielben Antlu9e; bapon famen 1877 auf ben
Nouember, 637 arf ben DECEMBER. 0ieie
9547 SniaIeu beS Sabres fonnten bic ibnelt
pom YoliSeiz ober Srieoensrthter rDegell
Srui1feubeit auierlegte GelobuBe BON $2.40
ni6t besablen uuO wurOen Oaber in's@eiaug>
nib beorpsrt; auBeroem Cabs nod uisle wez
gen &ruutenbeit arretirte, mclfe burd @ntz
rid)tung bes StrufgeloeS Der @iniperrung elts
gingen. i3ur 3eit barren pier DeS UiorOes
lngefIag.e i'm @efdn9nille ibreS Yro3elIeS:
SEIZE SO. llppercue, melder feline grelie Sante
Srau Nmalia 8beat erlrloroet; Sbomas
Susbes, Der am 10. gtopember Solepb Wiiler
auf 0ocuit=Bo,nt eridlagen; Der SAwarSe
Sobn ytifols, welder Die oreiidbrise @ua
@eis eridoHeu; Charles 81. SeuOerion, Der
Or. Merrnman Sole erldlaaen haben ipu.
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Scr rOermania : Mdnnerdor"
Qibt 0icnItag, ben I. Saular, gum Sefen Der
Notbleioenfen an Der Sitieefiiite Elm groBes
Gouiert in ietuer Safe. Sdon nm bes 60,
len 3pedes miqen ioute Der Seiuf elm Sabl.
reifer neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-02

Jn Der u0Ducorota"
frlSet heute ben 2. San, elm grober gfeus
lahrsbaa itatt.
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Sic 0eueralperfamm luae oe6
,,Stlg. Deutihen @aiicn=OereinS"
finOet beute, ben 2. Sauuur, III 6aiue's
6aQe itatt unb miro prGSiie nm 8 ubr ibreu
4nians nebmen. Die Ytitglteoer ioaten ii9
allf leben Sal 3ablreid einituOen.
Sm o@ef=Salttmorer Sbisen=
Harfe"
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The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
PROPOSALS
For Cuf-Granite work required i'm
the construction of the new
United states CuStOn.HOuSe
and Post Office at Rock.
land, Maine.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,

Il
August 18th, 1873.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this office
y until II NJ of the 25th day of August, 1s73 for
furnishing and delivering at the site of the United
States Custom-House and Post Office at Rockland
Maine, all of the Gu Granite Work required for the
exterior of the building, in accordance with the
Drawings and Specification.
The species of stone from which a selection will be
made will be confined to GRANTEES.
sample block of the granite proposed to be furn-
ished must be submitted to this Office the block to be
IL by IL by IL inches, shown face the natur-
al fracture of the stone and on the others the different
grades Of cutting proposed to be done in the work.
The whole CT the stone cut, lewisod, and ready to
be set, must be delivered at the site of the building
rapidly may be required by the progress of the
work, the delivery to be commenced within two
weeks after the award eff the contract, under PEN
atty of hundred dollars (S10O for each and every
days delay beyond the time above stipulated.
Proposals will be made for the work as exhibited
by the Drawings, and described by the Specification
No bids will be received except from the ownors
essees OF the quarres from which the stone propos
ed to be furnished or their agents, from parties
who are engage in one cutting, and who have the
necessary facilities for prompt execution Of the
work as required.
Payments will be made monthly, deducting ten
per cent Of work executed, until the final completion
OF the contract
All bids must be made on the printed form to be
obtained at this Office, and must be accompanied by
the bond OF two responsible persons in the sum Of
hve thousand dollars S5,0O0 that the bidder will
cept and perform the contract if awarded to him.
and execute bonds therefor in the sum of ten thou
sand dollars OOOO). The bond to be approved by
the United States Judge, the Clerk of the United
States Court the District Attorney of the district
in which the bidder resides
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids if it be deemed for the interest of the
eminent to do so aud proposal that does not con-
form in every respect to the requirements of this ad
vertisement will be considered a bid, treated as
such.
Copies of the Plans and Specification can be pro
cured on application to this office.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelope,
endorsed Proposals for Cut-Granite Work for the
United States Custom House and Post Office at Rock
land, Maine,' and the samples must have a labe
with the name of the bidder and quarry marked
thereon and both must be addressed to
Z. R. SPEAR, Superintendent.
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The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

Mr.. Barnum is not going to Europe this
season, after all. Mr.. Barnum has discover
ed new method of advertising himself and
his great show, that's all. And, by the way,
this paragraph is evidence of the fact
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

Alcohol and devil, we learn from a temper
ance paper, both end in |. Odd that we nev-
er thought of this too significant fact before.
And that, moreover, they generally end in T.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

A woman, the Baltimore Gazette informs
us, lis like tar; only melt her and she will
take any form you please" She is not un-
frequently a Tartar also; only get her and
you will take any form she pleases.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

The duchess of Leeds, formerly one of the
bellies of Baltimore, is immensely rich and
widow. We are obliged to add, however, that
she is ninety years old.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1878.
Gossip and Gleanings.

The even tenor of Mario's way in England
has been sadly broken, and $4,000 have been
raised in his behalf by charitable people.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25

President Grant is like Julius Caesar in this
respect that if he were invited TO fat mems
clambake, he would see the fat men hanged
before he would accept the imitation.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
COpartnership Notice.
RARE CHANCE!
TOR. 8 ALE !

CToCK and fixtures of Grocery and Provision
= Store on a lea ling thorougnfare: uoing good
and rness viii be sold cheap if called for
as tbe owner is about to leave the city. Enquire o.
aS INC o"N CHAS. SAMPSON, Cahoon Block.
All persons indebted to the some please call ant
settle. JyzotI
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-25
Proposals for Purchase.
0. NJ. & ID. w. NASH.
AGENTS FOR
Nichols Dust and Gas Tight
Wrought Iron Furnaces

FTyHE invention of the WROUGHT IRON FUR
Il MACE, was the result of thorough and PAINS
taking investigation by DIR. JAMES R. NICHOLS, Ed
tor of the Boston journal OF Chemistry into the OBJ
ections or defects in nearly all the Hot Air Furnaces
now in use. During the past three years Five Hum
dred have been sold. They have proved competent
to supply delightful, pure current OF w; rm air to
Churches Stores School Houses and Dwellings, and
in every place where used they have been a perfect
success and given entire satisfaction.
The great distinguishing features of this Furnace
are its Simplicity OF Construction, the perfect safe
guards against the passage of Dust and deleterous
coal gases into the rooms warmed by it. The heat
radiating surfaces are made of B ier Iron rivited
together in the same manner as Srea n ! oilers, ant
not particle OF gas or dust through The
original OF this Furnace was constructed three years
ago by DR.. Mic OILS, for private use, as safeguard
against those infractions of the laws of health to
which he himself rs well as others subjected by
the use cI Hot Air Flu naces. DR. Nichols says with
three years use OF my Furnace am satisfied that
deeterious gases or dust can flow into the rooms
from it,
In the NICHOLS WROUGHT IRON FURNACE,
we have a coal burning device much cheaper than
any Steam Apparatus. less troublesome one which
supplies air as pure and healthful as that from
Steam or hot water 1t does away with all the seri-
Gus objeetio-s which have existed against Hot Air
Furnaces and its sanitary advar tages are such to
commend it to the attention cf all Intelligent House
owners and heads of Fami les.
o. M. & ID. w. NASH.
Portland July, 1873. jy2odtf