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were held for trial for illegal voting and
perjury. Bail five thousand dollars.
A dispatch from Oakland, Oregon.
says: There is considerable excitement
here in consequence OF the discovery of
placer diggings, in the Cascade range Of
mountains, east of this place. Small
parties OF prospectors have been going to
the mines for several months past, and
parties just returned give a favorable ac-
count OF the diggings. The mines are
located ON Steamboat and Blue creek,
tributaries of the North Umpqua. There
are about rs men in the diggings at
present.
On the Pacific Mail wharf to-day, a
man named Bidleman stepped up behind
W. L. Moss, and dealt him fearful blow
with heavy iron nut or bolt, knocking
him senseless, and inficting an ugly
wound on the side of his head. Bidle-
man says that Moss has been trying a
long time to seduce his wife, and that he
had told him if he did not desist he would
kill him. Bidleman was arrested. Moss
wounds are serious,
The Belcher dividend will be SO this
month. .a. ..
The American Flag assessment is Sl.5O
per share. ..... t......#
A monthly dividend of one per cent.
will be paid by the Merchant Exchange
Bank on the 10th inst The Spring Val
ley Water Company pay a dividend OF
one-half of one per cent. on Tuesday next.
The State Investment Insurance Com
pany have declared monthly dividend
of one per cent, payable on the 10th,
The Oyerman Mining Company levied
an assessment Of four dollars per share,
delinquent July Sth. An assessment OF
20 cents per share was levied on the stock
of the Eureka Mining and Smelling
Company, delinquent July 9th.
The Oakland Trotting Park races com
menced to-day. The first race was mile
heats, three in five, free to all horses tina
had not beaten 2:29. for a purse o
| $1,000. Four horses entered Elmo
driven by O. A. Hickok; May Howard
Frank Rhoades and George Treat. Onl.
two started-May Howard and Elmo
The race was won by the New Yorl
stallion Elmo in three straight heats
Time-2:27; 2:27; 2:27$4.
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SACRAMENTO, June 8.

SACRAMENTO, June ..
The body of an unknown man was
found in the river six miles below the
city on the Yolo side. 1t had evidently
been in the water some time, the fng-
ers and one leg having fallen off. The
body presented sickening appearance
and is unacceptable.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crowell, aged II, an
inmate of the county hospital, slightly
deranged, who jumped out of the second
story window yesterday and sustained a
severe fracture of her thigh and right
arm, died to-day of her injuries.
WINNEMUocA, June 5.
Several hundred people were in cir
Gus here this afternoon, when terrible
whirlwind made its appearance among
the tents, number Of which were blown
to the ground. The greatest excitement
prevailed. The large tent was made
secure before much damage was done.
Several men and women were seriously
injured, none dangerously. -
CORVALLIS, Or, June 8.
Emory Jones made his second escape
from the Jail about four o'clock this
morning, taking revolver and knife
which had been left on the table in the
front room by the guard who had retired
to back room and fallen asleep, leaving
the outside door unlocked. The guard
is now in hot pursuit
San FRANcrsco, June 5.
John Beauregard, formerly an old res
ident of this city, and well known to
most old San Franciscans, died at the
county hospital of typhus fever con-
tracted in the county Jail where be had
been confined for intoxication. The
deceased was, during several sessions,
copying clerk in the Legislature.
SAN FRANcrsco, June 5.
This morning Frederick D. Baker died
suddenly at st. Mary's Hospital,
under circumstances which lead to
strong suspicion that he was poisoned.
The deceased was partner in the en-
ployment Office, No. 434 Kearney street,
corner Of California street. On Tuesday
he appeared about his business as usual,
but Mr.. Hayes, his partner, on entering
the Office Wednesday. morning, found a
note written by Baker, as follows:
Fresh trouble. II l am not dead when
you arrive, send for Jimmy" To-day
he was looking very ill, and was removed
to the hospital, where he died in half an
hour after his arrival.
The three sailors who were arrested
for illegal voting at the Democratic pr.
mary, had an examination to-day. and
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Foreign News.

LONDON, June4.
A dispatch from Shanghai gives some
particulars Of the capture by the Chi
nese forces Of Tailefoo, in the province
of Yunnan, in Southwestern China. 1t
says the victorious forces fell upon their
captives and massacred $4,000. The
Sultan poisoned himself rather than fall
into the hands of his enemies.
PENANG, Straits Of MALAGA,
June 4.
{ One Dutch man-of-war, cruising off
the coast of Sumatra, fred into three
British merchantmen as they were leaving
the harbor of Atcheen. The Atchinese
have sent messengers to this place asking
assistance. The coolies here are already
enlistins In their service. II the Dutch
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

ANTOINE STEVENS, says the Nevada
Transcript of May 10Th, one of the men
who was buried up in a cave at the Ne
vada quartz mine on Tuesday evening,
died of the injuries received, on Wednes-
day night at II o'clock. He was not ex-
ternally injured, except on his hand, but
the great weight of rock resting upon his
body caused such internal injuries as to
produce death.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

A CHINAMAS in the employ Of Rev. Mr..
Belts, San Jose, Cal, stole twenty-dol-
lar silver roll from Mrs. Belts, and then
took the money to her husband and re-
quested him to give him the gold for it,
as it was '"too muchy hebby."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

Powers, the sculptor, says that for
thirty years, while living at Florence,
there was no fire Of any importance there.
A great fire is rarely known in any of the
Italian cities. But there are sweeping
contlagrations in the populous cities of
China, Japan, Constantinople, and in the
large cities of the United States. We
shall attain fire-proof character through
immense losses. II Boston will have
wooden roofs on eight-story buildings,
Boston must burn.
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JusT before its final adjournment, the
Ohio Legislature passed the following
resolution ........
Resolred, That the action of last Con.
gress in increasing the compensation OF
the members thereof, of the President of
the United States, and other officers, was
unnecessary, uncalled for, and distasteful
to the people of Ohio, and, it is believed,
of the whole Union, and its repeal
is earnestly demanded by the peo-
pie: and that our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress be requested to
zealously use all honorable efforts to pro-
cure the repeal of said law, or so much
of it as relates to such compensation, at
the earliest practicable period.
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WISoNA, Minnesota, hasn't an Italian
opera, nor even a circus; so, to afford
some amusement to the elite Of the pop
ulation, gentleman named Simpson
whipped his wife in public last week,
receiving much applause from crowded
and enthusiastic audience.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

TWENTY MILLIoNs.-A great struggle is
progressing in Shamokin, Penn, for the
possession of over 10000 acres of land
in the Anthracite coal regions, valued at
S2O,0OO,OOO. One party has burned three
houses which the other side erected, and
retaliation is threatened o. w. Wheeler,
of New York, represents one side, and
the Reading Railroad the other.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

LONG JOHN WENTWORTH had his pocket
picked of $50 the other day, and as it was
done while he was standing up, he has
arrested several hook and ladder compa-
MES on suspicion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

We publish the following for the bene-
fit of our readers over at Virginia and
Gold Hill: An exchange gives the fol-
lowing as sure way to drive bedbugs
from old beds: Take green tomato vines,
put them in a basin Or tray, pound them
to pieces as fine as possible, then stain
the bedstead which they inhabit with the
juice, fill the crevices with pieces of vine
and lay leaves under the ends Of the Stats.
If this is practised twice year not bug
will remain in the bedstead.
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persist in the war they will meet stronger
resistance than ever.
LONDON, June 3.
The Pall-Mall Gazette. this afternoon
published the appeal of the eI-Empress
Eugene to the people of France in favor
Of her son.
1t is reported that the ex-Empress, Eu-
genie. is in Paris and has been there two
days.
Eighty-two of the heads Of religious Or
ders have signed document protesting
against the bill for the suppression OF re-
lisious corporations and appealing to the
Pope. to the laws of nations. and to God:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

LAND was recently sold in the city of
London at the rate of 1872 foot, or over
IS, 900, 900 an acre.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

IT is believed Stanislaus county will
produce nearly 5000, 600 bushels of wheat
this season.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

THERE are in the different mining
camps in Kootenai about two hundred
men. about fifty of whom are white and
the remainder Chinese.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

Emily Rigl was lately presented by
Mormon with the deed of 200 feet of
Nevada mine, valued at $4,000 Elk.
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The New York Tribune advises that
$500 or $4,000 be collected in that
city to assist in placing beyond the pos
sibility Of want the widow OF General
Candy, who died penniless.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

VINHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
J. listing between George Eggetts and Charles
Nettenburgh, under the firm name Of George
Eggetts l. Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. GEO. EGGETTS will pay ali debts Of
the late firm, and to him all outstanding liabli.
ties must be paid.
-. GEO. EGGETTS, t.+
CHAS. NETTENBURGH.
Phoebe, June 3, 1873. lea st
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The SIERRA NEVADA MINE.-We hear
it rumored that deposit of very rich
gold-bearing quartz has been struck in
the Sierra Nevada. 1t is said that from
the new deposit free gold may be panned
out by the spoonful. We hope that they
may at last be on the tract of the old
mother vein which has thrown off SO
many hundreds of tons of float rock rich
in free gold.-[ Virginia Enterprise.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

SOME boys engaged in catching drift
wood in Snake river, few miles above
its mouth, in the Walla Walla country,
found the body of dead man floating
down in the current. He appeared to
beard, and very low, retreating forehead.
His pants were torn off at the knees.
There was hole in his forehead over his
left eye, and another on the left side of
the back OF the head. He appeared to
have been dead long time, and his fea-
lures could not be traced. 1t was be-
lieved that the man had been murdered
and then scalped by the Indians and
thrown into the river.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

MICHIGAN lumber product is $4,000
per annum.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-06

A LARGE ANIMAL.-From the Northern
Nebraska Journal published at Penca
Dixon county, we learn that the petritied
bones of an animal 100 feet long, and TO-
bust in proportion to its length, have
been discovered about three miles north
west of that town. The skeleton was
found lying in the form of circle. Its
head and shoulders have not been ex-
humed, as they lie under high ledge of
rocks. The tail measured over twenty
two feet; at its extremity it was two
inches thick; at the hips the bones are
three feet in circumference. The back
bone at the largest part is eighteen inches
through it. The animal is supposed to
be of the lizard order, something like a
crocodile.
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Telegraphic Dispatches.
Pacific Coast.

SPECIAL TO THE pIocHE DAILY RECORD.
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Dividend Notice.

vNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE STATE
/ BANK OF NEVADA are hereby notified that
at the regular monthly meeting Of the Board of
Directors, held on the LIST inst, a dividend was
declared for the month of May Of
Two and One-haH Per Cent.
On the amount Of capital stock paid in. payable
at the Bank. in United States Gold Coin, on the
10th inst. GUY THORPE,
Bank Manager.
Phoebe, June g. 1873 je4td
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Born.
1ifd.

Virginia City, May 81, Kate Elizabeth, wife of II.
Godfrey, aged q years.
Sacramento, May %, Mrs. John Penso, aged Al
years.
San Francisco. May %. Minnie F., daughter Of
Demus d. and II. E. Hunt. aged months
and % days.
San Francisco, May 2s. Edward T., son of Chas.
L. and H. b. Dingley, aged years and 9
months.
San Francisco, May IS, Henry Blake, aged Al
years.
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A Dwelling House.
All KEGS

RE STAUR RANT.
q &. ,! ss q H 6: ss::s.. -
HAVING THOROUGHLY RENOVATED nv
IL establishment, will reopen
On Monday, June 2, flHl
Dishes prepared to order in all STYLES. Phi.
vate rooms. Meals q. all hours.
II you want = Meal in q quiet retired
1elti u place. come here.
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NTTWTI.
gfr. g.. SEA SrunS3ine, balhidtrlib Babltnr,
aus eiHem @runbplGBe on Der Rorbpefisite Der 8el=
cir : Ipenue bcrripIeno, iDslber behaut lit mo am
Slate Str. l in N%orooften onsren3t, 16 bsi 100 Is. bis
an cine is EuB brette Aue1.
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I'll Gin asobnbaus nit Z Gder eano unb notbiae
Iebensebdube, nabs Dem Stileen.Ydrt uno innsrz
boIh br Staofaren3e. Siebt cine uebsriiht iiber Die
oor ,e Stoet. out fur eiuen 2a9srbieraarteu eele9en.
s,pbn tSIsnn 3 Somp.,
49,, ytr. 1, ct. 8GuIfraSe
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Nn Saumeiifer!
3u bcrfaufen, su petpahten ODER gu
DerfdufGen:
elm GtpIat, $50 bel Ito 4us, an puntin9oonsaoenue
uub @IraroItraBe; Sage bod uuo Gn3iebenb.
Sbpm. 5il,
Jno N3e Aer St N1ui. uuA SunPttsir

Ill Gas - Rotiae sous Tr. 10S, Of.Sadions
SQuaie<ApeRu'. Der @boptontftrlGe 9e9cniiber. mil
Stourng, S6t4Gt uno' Rau6hdus, iolute S6upz
pm, iIr = .Q1terci geei9uet. &ahSuirascH bel SD
Fob Nappler, Rr. 456. ST SaItimors irafe.
(i0E3l
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gu berfauten.

tSSiik 2uet SGuIsr on Der DtilerttaBs, robe Yroabs
map. Breis $3.50 letes.
@oenio bret Sduicr nit 6 3lTnmern GruHomtetbe
nur SO Breis $500 teotg.
Drei 5duitr an Der 9urcan'Nlsp, nnbe 9ombaro.
Grape; Greis $500.
Srei 5duier an rer S'9onnCntraBe In Canton, 6
3immer eut5ai'tnb ;Ereis 1900.
funisie Sduiet Su alien YreiIen.
Rdberes AustuRit giebt 3bpmas g. WaHon,
f9q-1 SIR. "a. u prozY rodoipan.
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Rr. 4. $40 G5runc; Tins talbid6rlid 5ablbar,
aus etnem btbuutsn @runnplaSe berrii1rcn0, iuelb,r
Yfr. 3 i'm Rort often uno on Die Roroiuefieite Der SIT
Rms hrpife 9InPh.
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Stcuerz Z ruartrmrnt,

ore, Dan 9. agIil
Sur RddlEidbt ilir Gteucriahler

= . = . ~ y - ~ j. NAkAA 1910
Sur Rdd1ridDt fiir GteucrSGbler!
Die Binder oieies SIreGus iUtr0eu udh rgu MON
tag, ben ii D. Wits fUl bic 9injtfbuHg pom Stuuts=
uno StdbtfeuGrHo c5 l%auiGRhGu SGuTes gtOiiHGt.
Ndt (S) EroSent Ab3u9 lDlIo aui itnotIib5s RCr-
ionGls ure irnf (5) BroIent aut fdotii6ss @run0=
el9entbum erlaubt, fueHH oe Re6nun9en Dor Dem 4.
DRdi be5Gblt fpeI0eH.
Siuf VrUient Abtug 'uiro aui ale StaatstCuerz
6gduuneen CIlGubt.
Die Sfdbtheuer nir6 ron ben a~FttenzSHtGbern
~iolgsnoar incorporation 9Git1idditGn beia6It a:
BGHteu- Wer6Gnts, National : Farmers uuo
PLANTERS, 6rautltr, Union, Critic Rational, @tti'
gems Soparo, Diariue, BaRt OF Baltimore. Rdtioz
ual=Sgbau9e uno @eHtrul=NationuI.
BGrit6CruHqs - @efGIIftdftCH ReGI
boen, 8albtnstoH uno VioRumentaI.
GtienbGbnEH- r~cqifrirte Sblipdti0neH Ger
Baltimore Ohio uno X6retIde @cutTal .giisnbab<
nen, Bsttltte YtdrullnozSG 8altimore:S ators=
uluezSuicott'5 Yslls '9IiGHbGpn uHo Staot=B0iaz
9Ier' SiieRbubn.
8Cridteoenes- Wourt gcrnou- Nannfafturz
@eitulhait Salttmorer 2SGGreHbauss9o mp., Sob
trGaeroe SbulOs@ ~ertlfitate Der Observation-Disclosures,
Baltimore usQuebanna Sdmpiihti z@eieuihaft,
Baltimore . paUre Dc @race = EurnpttesSompQqnis
Baltimore NGriorb : 1urnpife y @ompaentt, SaGtiz
more = ReIfteIstoUus Surupitt : SomplqnIe IL. ST.
baber BON Ytorulinoer StaatsHS 5ligatIouen.
gGh oCm 20. D. DTS. lueIbcn allen rudhGrbiQen
Rtdnuu9en non 1872 jDtt Trojtnt ,SjniCn sugeidlGz
gen. James NJ. Nneerton,
(aprtltO-0lui) GinncbmSr.
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StaOtsG% nmmifarsz9 iIrean,

SalttmOrC, oCH 20. April 1873.
Scrfcgelte 2lugebute iucroeu in oiCicm Bureau
bis aRontaa, Den u. Ytai, SormIttag5 10 ubr, aul
oas Rioeulrem, RanSfteinbcicBen uHo 9Hditcrn
Der 9Gn5en Strete Der SGDlonfrdfe, SUiidcr Der
8rrtt= uno COMMANDMENTS. anacHommcu.
Yer ODER Die 9ontrattibcrnCbmCr baben Caution
nit 9encbmtgter @aranttc iur ods |tunircn, Ranoz
iclnbelegen lHo B1aitern gu itelleu, ou6 Ole ar6citen
In ltren9er uebe"relnitimmung nit ben 9riorocrniien
Der SeroroHung sJum @iHiibrIu Gines Spitems fdr
o0s Rtotliren, YlGiteru uuo llmplaitcrn Der Stra.
sen, @aiicn uno @dBdeu Der Staot Baltimore" &C.
iheben. 8as Rebt, rgeHo zines Deer ale Angebote
jurilfSuDCIicH. miro uorpGbalt,n \.
8le In9cbote Deroen am |ielbi1cn 5d0e 70 uBr
Wittto9s i'm Sitreau oee 8~ir9crmeitcr5 C%rOfret.
Sm AuitrGSe: Jubu y. Suplc,
Nl2-4l Slcrt (Gs StCbt-S omIniiGrs.
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Serner:
Sfr. 5. $40 Grunssins, buthidbrIt6 sotlbar,
aus elnem on Der gtoromeitiette Der Selatr = Ioenue
s~eiesenen @runhplase bGrribrenS, DeIbrr Bias SIR.
4 i'm Norooftn an9renit, 70 bel 100 tSu6 his Gn eIne
10 5uB brette IGep, unb nit einem 3stoulseu WOhns
bauie nit Saoen btbGut.
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Serner:
0ir. 2. $40 SruneSins, balbidbrli6 aabtbor,
aus etnem @rIurplage oil Ger Nos0ntnielte Der Bet
9gllelnernen 98obrbouie behnut 1T uno Str. 1 i'm
slsmeitCu an9reaSL 10 bel 10 6u5 bis an zine 10
TSuE breite NQeO, ..-4.
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- Gine lf0ne Marfi.9anOifcQc

pom p aderu NIT Obtsurten uno aussetDGblten
Erihten, usgeseihnetem Wobnbauie, Sbeule uno
Stanuns, fpsite iset iebr eraiebls lit. gu c%er!outen
burh 9. NJ. Sopfe, Rr. D, kan Snilnings.S
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Sireau Der StrG6en Durbbru6Sr
Gpmmtiidre,

Saltlmore, Den 80. Aprl 1873.
Die StraBcns9 urhbruhs=G ommiiidr in Der Stao
Baltimore MAIDEN btermit bctannt, oO6 fe bel ben
Staot JtegtitratOr einen 8eri6t ser 8trgltuneeu,
unfoiten uno 4nidbe, ME ie pom ibnen fir bas Com
Demurrer Il. Die SrOfnunp elmer Giraffe, IS SuB
SOL brett, BtUtiten or @erIuGns uu0 gOmbarrlraBe,
IN uebCrGlnhinmung nit elmer pom SirQcrnletitel
uno StootratbeU BON Baltimore am 30. SeDtbr. 1872
p%aiitrten Serorbuuns Gn9eieet iiub, CUR Surhi6.
nteoerJele9t BADEN; c~beniGls eiRCn erildlCH0el
9run0riB 6eidRter SIaGe.
Vie anlGee grifrcfcn itb Guf uno umidfen betht
Selttn beia9ter &c SUE 4 8oG brGItCn Sira6e, tin.
iblteBlid oes 6Gbrucgcs oerielbcu pom oGt @erndHs
bis sur Vom6dreitraBe bgist Ssittn Der gOmbdro-
Stru6e, pom Der YGnoOcrs bis Jur Sburparo6e; re
Oiiette OR SbCrpiiraBe, BON Der 2omtGroz bis SuI
@GrnanitrdBe; beI0e Soften oGr @ermanhra9e. bon
Der Sbarp= bis CUR pauoperiirl6e, uno Die 70 nIcitc
br HanoosritreBe, boa Der 9trmCns bis jur SOms
baroitrGBe.
Sic maltcn bterburb iCrncr bCtarrt, oaB fe am
Wi 'ttpodl, Den I. Uat 1873, 0torgcus UNI IL ubr,
lib in ibrem Blireau Qui Ger SIoWcit:St Der &C.
rtngtonz uRo @dl0erttrOBe ueriammClu Ucrocu, I'm
u9ero etnen Der UeridieoeuCR in ocm belaqtcn 8es
rthte eHt9alteHen Se9enitGuoe Eedmals 81 r]epibtrtn,
uno Tam elm Scoer, ner babel i%ntereiiirt lit, on ieueu
GlQc ietnG Sinlpeneunaen oorbrinaen.
: ~; : ~ $Sfss:sn ~oo"ntra''.
(lOb-bl u. 4. Srccu, e etT.
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Sen.

Bor5lsIihes SimptbeuS<Seu 5um Berfaufe BEL
Der RarreuIlnans ooer in Den Rduiern p~afieuben
Quautitlten bel SbipIep o 8artDHs
SttI5.6DiteN SIR. 2. BonGeo's gBerfte.
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StaOtsG nmmilarss@ilrcan

baltimore, Den 90. Aptil 1873.
SerfIegcItc Ningcbpte rucroen in oiCitm Siirear
bis nkontaa, Den Y, OiaI 1871, &ormittuos II
ubr, iir o0s 9liocuircm unb 9~f1aitcru Der odnicr
Suete Der StufbOlmfra6e, SDiitcn Der gGupule,
uro AoamstraBe, angcuonmen.
Der oocr bic GontrOttilbcrncbmsr BADEN Caution
nit 9enebmt9ter @araHtle iHT has %lOuircn, 9fdros
ftetnheieten mo 8|flaitern gu ftclen, ouf Die grbeiter
III itrsn9er uebcreinrimmung nit Den GrioroCrniTcr
Der &eroronuu9 nBum G]tntIbrcn zines SuItems iii
oas Rlueltrsn, HdGiteru unb llmpfaltem Der Stra.
zen, @ancH uHo 0dBdeR Der 1taot Baltimore" &C.
lhebtn.
Sas Gt&t, iratuo cines ohcr Gle Ingsbotc Surid,
%5ulDtiieu, lpro uorbtbalIcn.
Die angcbote rucrotu am icIbi9cn Gage Nittn9s I.
ubr i'm Bureau 6es Y~ir9crmcIittr5 0c0iHct mCToeu.
5l Auitru9e: JOhu u. 9polc,
(L2-3) SICrF DCS StnNtsS mmiffSrd
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2u 0ermtctben.

Ser sroBe Sabtn ser. 50. BaItimoredr., nebent
ON Der Si1ce oes e orreiponbCrten, iii BON l. NGrB
an auf tur5e ODER lanse 3eit biui9 ia permietben.
Ntan melbt fd bel 4. Maine, nebenan Dem SaheN.
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UtINtls
g.. (5sftion II auf Dem 4iGnc.) Gin @ruEo:
iii 4 an Der RoroDefz@de Der Seorrot= uno SbeIfetz
TRACE, 1873 SSu6 on Der gforoicl'e Der Beeeralnr. orttt,
&beferhraBe mo Is GuS on Der @afIeftrnBe.
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tssSAa Oilmorefr., spiid,en MalberrBz
EEEmM unb SdratoaaftrdSe.

Tfsr tiib5t aebaute Wobnbduier, 3=Hofise Eront: :,
2-h6tiae pintersebGube nit alien mobernen 8erbciz
{%erunqen. Ireis $500. 5abltar in Woders ooer
Wonatssablunsen Sobn 9lenn s Gpnp.,
(sS-, SIR. 1, ct. YauIfruSe.
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Sefanutma9ungen
Stnbt.G nntrnlrurssNiirrnu

SdltimUre.b tH %. Aprlt 1873.
9iermtt utro Encouragement, oaB duCpom Wt1por
uHo SlEctrutbG guitnorts GuegGgGb6nCH Surs.i=
iiontu rom I bE 20. giGt 1878 in etctm 9ureau qt.
Ili't UCToCu muffin.
lUO-6l Eamuel WIdccnbhin. SprtroIcur.
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Brsmsu, GputbamptOu, SGpre, 2onboH II. (. y.
Hn0 In unierem SireGu, ME folgt, yu %bCtomman:
9uTa5ez Breiie in @plo.
BON Baltimore nab Srcmen,
per 0amplcr Baltimore ~8srIiu,S sSRio@ uno
xoI1t, strO
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Gtaatsz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Sc ruiro blermlt tGtannt gematt, tGB une Bcrios
nrH ODER Capitalization, pelhe IN Der Stott Bulti.
more Seldlite %beirclbcH, mo DclhC cine SrIdubuu{
ocs Stsatss b%eolrieD, an oocr uoT Dem l. Dgai zine
iol6s btrGusnstLscn ooer ie aite erEeuera tafsn
mlilsR.
ridtcs, III ieet bcrGi, in ictnSn bureau i'm SalcWert
ots 9crtdtsbGuies StIaubniSIhcine ausiuirrtlgen.
Seorse y. $dne, S4eufi.