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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-29

The following figures from the forth
coming report Of the Sixth Auditor, who
!. auditor q the. Post Office Department,
will be read with interest. They reveal a
large increase in the business Of that de-
partmont over the past year The amount
Of the quarterly accounts Of Poslmasicrs
settled IS s22,Ssl,Gjj. With regard to
the examination Of accounts the Auditor
saws; ." At no period has the work been
more perfect in all It's details There has
bccn decided improvement in the prcpara.
ton Of the returns by Pos,masicrs. The
number Of changes Of Postmasters, rc.cs.
Enlistment and di.coutinuance Of Post
Offices. amounts To 1892 During the
year there has been change made in the
system Of bookkeeping. by which a gain Of
from thirty to sixty days in settlement Of
amounts is made each year There were
33.5l3 current accounts Kept with Post
masters requiring forty lone ledcers. Twelve
more lcdgers are required for the contract
ors' accounts The accounts Of posimosters
have this year been settled monthly, end
special attention has hecn given to all cases
showing neglect or failure to comply with
the instructions regarding Indebtedness
The accounts have never been in a better
condition than at present. The present
number Of accounts Of posimaslors is 80.
/ 06j. being an increase Of | III during the
year In the Department Of Foreign Mails
the amount Of quarterly accounts equals
l,900,3l6 The amount Of these accounts
shows the relative amount Of correspondence
with the differon; foreign countries The
amounts are as follows Great Britain
s10S4,sj3 the German Union. SG77-
500; Belgium, s33904 the Netherlands,
s2j 426; Switzerland. Sl0,S1S; Italy.
S41G43; Denmark, s212o. The cxpcn-
ditures during the fiscal year have been as
follows For contractors, numbering 90
1856, s13473.5j5; collection orders to
poetmastcrs, s30l39lG; maiLmcsscugcr
service, S5l4ll6; railroad postal clerks
and route agents, Sl,SSO,S9l ,niscellane
Gus accounts, sloo2 09ji letter carriers
and special agent. sll22 4oj There has
hcen a very considerable increase ia the use
of money orders as !. shown by the follow.
iug figures The number Of domestic
money orders issued during the year i,
3,355GS5 amounting TO s5751G2Ii:
British money orders issued, Go592.
amounting to sl36l47G; Swiss money
orders issued, 2,S0l, amounting to SIS.
3l3; German money orders issued, 1851
amounting to 500 722
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
a GARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets (aprominent point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate BUSH
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on eonsignments. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns.n References: Swirdells &
McCaleb, Editors and Proprietors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams & Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas 4
baylor, Bankers and insurance Agents,
Dallas Capt. q. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneed 4 Finley, Attorneys al
Law, Dallas; Messrs Shryock 4 Row.
land, st. Louis; T. &. Jordan h CO..
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron
delet St, New Orleans.
Respectfully,
M. A. HIBBLER 4 co.
- - urDuA@1> W. = 0MH4l
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Proceedings Of the city SOuneii-Au'
JOurned Meeting.
Published by AGthorlIy.l
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER /
Dallas, Ott. 10, 1873.

Published by AlthorlIy.l
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER, |
Dallas, Ott. 10, 1873. ]
Council met purauant to adJomrnmcht.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bryan, Scales, Greer
and Sanger. , g..
clothes, etc, burned by order OF the council,
rend aid referred to committee ON Clninb, 10
confer with City Attorney, amount sOi ".
The account Of John Overrnn, Tor moving
City Hospital furniture, read ana ordered
The account OF Adam Fisher, for boarding
paupor John O'Neil, read ana tapicd, amount
the account of Harvey shepherd, for SER
vices M presiding officer NJ election, lncluu-
Ing Judges and clerks, read ana ordered paiu,
The account Of Sanger Il o., for blankets
for City Hospital, read ana deferred until
next meeting, amount s0. ,.,.
Report of committee Regarding rcl'ihine
wall for Main street, read.
on motion the contract for building re-
tanning wall for the ditch on Main street,
WINS awarded to j. l.. Rnniity, ut the rnle or
$50 70 per thousand feet FOR luinDrr b'nc," u,
snid retaining wall, and the city Attorney
was instructed TO draw up contract WIN
said Rafferty, In accordance with his propo-
sitlon.
The account Of Robert Hodson for $40 % for
SerVlCes uS sPcci"A poi'eN"'"" 'N"" ~ ~
dered paid.
The account OF Jno. ]. Eakin and nssoci-
ate ofilcers In holding election In fourth
ward, for siS 10, read and ordered pa d..
Rules susp nded and resolution intro
duced ordering City Attorney 10 draw nm or
dinauce amending sectron Is OF an ordinance
In regard to the duties ETC., OF city attorney
by striking out the words "upon each con;
vlction," IL appearing TO The board mat salu
words are improperly In said ordinance be.
inv n clerical error. His Honor Rem Long
ana James Field being sworn, testified that
said words .'upOn enCh convic'ion, were
not embraced IN the original manuscrlnt OF
ordinances adopted by the former Boaid, as
corrected ny said Board.
| Mr., Field further tcstifes nm rs posi-
| lively sure ~ can be, of any fact rom rec
olieciion. that the ordinance fixing the fees
OF the city attorney, did not fix the fee OF i've
| (5) dollars dependent upon conviction, but
| that the ordinance as passed allowed Zee o.
| five dollars upon each plea OF not guilty.
Question put before the House ana carried
| Report ofquarantine officers received, read
| and iilcd.
The following resolution was offered by
| Alderman Lane: =, =,
Resolved, That the council shall be called
| 10 order promptly at o'clock, =. NJ. at regu.
| lar meetings, and any alderman absent n,
| roll call shall not receive pay for said attend
| nnce ut that meeting, except ny consent OF u
| majority Of those present, and any alderman
| leaving the council before adjournment
| without permission Of majority or ~,
Board present, shall forfeit his pay for saiC
| meeting, and the Secretary Is hereby ordered
Ia issue no checks to aldermen In violation
| Of this resolution. Passed.
| Council adjoured.
| G. 3. MITCHELL, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24
performance Of wadIng IN u half foot
of water. But tlcn there are
Than Ia dreamed ol IN yOnr philosophy"
OuR moor TADLI..

THE AMERICAN NATuRALIsT salem,
Mass. Estes u l.aurlal, Boston.
This Is monthly magazine Issued
by the Peabody Academy of Science,
Of Salem, Mass, and embraces several
papers, descriptive and speculative
from the most eminent nnlllrnllStH,
physIclsts and taXidermists IN the
country. To the general reader the
contents will be found entertaining ana
curious, and to the scientist invalua-
bic.
BucKsHIN MosE; or, Life from, the
Lakes to the Pacific. New YORK
Henry J.. Hinton,
This work was evidently written FOR
tho campfire and the tourist u Is
full OF lnvigoratlng, grolesqne, dnsl'
and rolllcking fancy. ltwlll he one OF
the volumes first thought Of for the
seaside library, and will not remain
unopened during nm idle hour.
THE UNITY OF NATURAL PHENOMENA
From the French Of NJ, Emllcl5aigey'
Estes a. Laurlat, Boston.
This dlsquisitlon from the ab'es' o.
french Swans, IL one Of the few ren
authorltive TRANSACTIONS that hnV'
been issued by the American press lo'
some years. Saigey handles his dell
cate subject with all the ardor OF
lover, and all the mastery OF II mili'
that has created what II here so beau
fully and completely explains.
All these works may bc. had at Inc
book emporium of Messrs' Franklin y
Penn, where II full line Of stationery
and all standard and miscellaneous
works may be found.
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prn.h's aatrnI OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. AL
ways uniform. illuminating power superior
to gus. Burns in any lamp without danger
OF exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly to take the place of volatile and
dangerous oils. It's safety under every posi-
bic ter ar It's pc. fc"t burning qualities are
proved by its continued use In over 30OU0J
families.
Millions ofgallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
Cured from burning, storing or handling II.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use OF cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, Is appalling.
The Insurance companies and fire commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the Astral MS The best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale Mt retail by the trade generally,
and ut wholesale by the propretors,
UHAS, PRATT II CO.,
l6d9,S6mw l0S Fulton street, New York.
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Nntinn.

There will be grand ball ut the brewery
Of Chas, Meisterhans ON tomorrow ('atur-
day) night, by the Dallas City COrnet Band.
Two hacks will run from the Public SOU IRE
to the brewery during tho evening and until
the ball IL over. The baud will also play at
the brewery garden ON Sunday evening next
Admission free. Hacks will run to and from
the Garden all Sunday evening 2lSd2t"
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Mossra, WI linms q Gro wdus

Take pleasure In extending lhnnhSto their
many friends for timely aid on the morning
~ the Into lire, and hog 10 notify tllom ana
the public generally that they viii hereafter
b. found on the North side Of the Publlc
square In the new drug store lately occupied
by Elliott & Stevenson, whore they will b.
ploascd 10 meet everybody who want good
drugs, white House and Glass Windows,
1lyllt
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In addition to every description of work
usually pertaining to o sash, door and blind
factory, am now prepared to of1er special
inducements to parties wishing any outside
work, such as counters, shelving, store fronts.
house building in all Its branches, will here
after be speciality; plans and specifications
furnished. every description of outside Jobs
promptly attended to.
d. Il. GROVES,
2l9.dlw Dallas Planning Mills
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Proposes to organize class Of instruction in
vocal music for limited number OF young
ladies and misses. In addition TO instruc-
ton In the elements OF music, special atten-
ton will be given 10 the cultivation Of the
voice. AT the expiration of the term OF three
month"; beautiful oper.tta viii be produced
by the class. Aliwho may desire to Join the
class will please meet her ut the OH e OF DR.
J. w Mc0ee, Elm street, over wheat's store
on Friday next, 2,th inst, at o'clock pm
Terms q per month. 2O7dlw
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IuuTCIIINs.
Town Lots for sais.

rwolvs lots (ono block, on the pr'no'pa'
nnslueas street Of tho town OF HutchihS' on
tue Central .Itailroad, In dallas county 'o'
JOHN w.swINDELLs,
,..,n,,, Herald ofico.
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a..v... Annual valuations.

nishep Grsgg's Annual visi'"'i""''
Dallas, Tuesday and Wednesday, octooer2'
And0.
penison, Friday, October ~,
phsrnan, Bunday, October 20,
Tns onsrty will be applied TO Diocesan
missions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

Fresh teas maclSere, hnlibut salmon,
giits and hominy, hamsa breakfast bacon
are among the new invoices just received at
Ulhann Il Co.'S, corner Main and Jefferson
streets days old buildlngl. aJitf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

Tho second story Of Clark 4 Bryan's new
building, corner Main aud Lamar streets
Apply to Clark a Bryan, west side Public
snunrc. lGdtf
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O. II, Doauchamp, on Min street, opposite
thu foundry, keeps constantly on hnnd Ifeel'
white solnneal and u l,ll supply Of Ms SUI
perlor Mountain Valley Flour NY H.
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The store house now occupied by the under
signed. Also, the front Office up stairs in the
same building, formerly occupied by Field "
Nowlan.
i7Sdtf PRATuER Il MURPHY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

Phllip .Werleln, wholesale ana retail deal
cr in Pianos and Organs, onice ana sales
rooms Nos. $3.50 BarOnnc street, New Or
leans. Qualities better prices lower and
terms more favorable than AT amy establish
ment South, Large sales tuilv attest these
statements. Pianos sold on Payments OF
Sl2 80 and $50 per month II preferred Philip
Wcrlcn's ia the oldest music house, and also
the largest plano and organ house in New
Orleans. One-fourth million copies sheet
music Of all kinds. Send for prize list and
terms. l23df
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

One hundred aud fty barrels choice
onions and potatoes In store, and for sale
cheap by
2lD-tl3t j. b. DOWNS Il CO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

Ullmnnn " 60, have fresh and heavy lines
ofull kinds Of groceries, arrived yesterday
Gail and soc them, 2OO-dti
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

Frankln q Penn hnye Just rec lyod Q
magnificent assortment ~ mlHellhNluuh
boOkg, Gall ami see tor yOdrselL
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A. a Jlaprnin,

Commercial Hotel for sno NJ borgnin,
fronting I'm fo,t on Elm and 100 feet on Jcf'
lurson streets,
2llltf y ID. BLAKE
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For Reut.

One half Of store In the business center
Of the city. For particulars inquire at Her
man Lange's jewelry store.
2l7dtf
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Krn,,t.

One round dozen barrels Of the hpost Groul
ever offered In this nallIol, At the droen
Grocery 1.-THE only dozi u over made ~ T"xns'
gl7dlw HOLMAN " FTEWARr,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

Ten cases ladies and Misses lasting gaiteis
lust received and for sale cheap.a at
WHEAT'S.
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N, OlucIal Paper Of the city


We have tho fAciIities aud ~. WORK
~s. "a do % good work, ana ~ ~
~. 800. n can be done anywhere
and We mean 10 do u. Hiring s""'
vine lob work 10 THE DAILY m.n
ALD OFFICE, Corner Elm ANA HONS
Inn stpeetA.
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Miss Lixxia MoGeA

90 10 Franklin & PENIS, Main street, to
subscribe for any paper or magazine.
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i. Downs & Go.

Are Just in receipt Of fresh goods OF every
kind In the gr, Gerry line. For cheap prices
they can't be beat. 2l9-d3t
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For Rnnt.

Franklin 4 Pom are receiving new goo'
every day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24
walhsr'. Tonic Bitssr..

W 0xA0r x00Io Dkkxorus
Best tonic known for chilis, fevers, consti.
patton and indigestion. For sale In Dallas
by III. FENDLEY,
ludsm Once Balloon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

Mrs. Bath Is happy TO announce that she
has opened for the present on Main street,
opposite the Southern Hotel, where she cor
daily invites all her customers and friends
to give her an early call. Shu is prepared To
do millinery and dressmal;lng In all their
branches with her usual care md style.
2.0l2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

G. II. Beauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, has builders and other hard
ware, which he is closing out very CHEAP.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

The Dallns News and Job Printing Onice
has been removed 10 tho two-s DRY brick
building on Main street, opposite Anglers
Foundry. 2OJdtf
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A large line of super canton fianne's just
received and for sale cheap at
WHEAT'S
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CONNECTIONS.
GREAT SACRIFICE!
GREAT BARGAINS. GREAT RID CTlO\S.

Go TO the NEW YORK CASH STORE on
Elm Street, next dour to Nd1m leonnid's
Bank, for GREAT BARGAINS In dry 900 Is
cloihlns, boots aud Slo's, gents futniShing
and ladies fancy goods, etc.
intend To clos ont my entire stock and
shall sell the following goods at advertised
figures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

Two good residences In THE city. lmnae'
dls>o pquneaaion given.
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80 barrels Irish potatoes.
d barrels onions.
And o large lot of Whittakers sugar cured
hams. M. ULLMANN Il co.
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c. II. Beauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, besides general merchandise,
keeps the best family groceries. Fry them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24
Great Reduction
IN PRICES OF
Can Fruits, Vegetables,
Etc., Etc.

In order to make room for our extensive
took of WINES, LIQUORS, r0BADCOSnnd
CIGAa$ nov urriV NJ, W will clps' gu our
stock of Case iopis III lot, TO suit purchasers
~ III, fnltuiut, utlo,.,
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Sait,1uprcr Nicbmarft.

tHur oeH DSeutlGlCn S0rCRlpOnCCNltU" ~pClllltPt.
BIrtdu Der YH}GrGiCEaCr 8ltb- gSaG9',"
Baltimore, OcR II. &pItt 1873.
NinbOicb. Die &r1Hnpnl ot5 Nidr!tc5 nal
i'm gniGn9 flGu IN Tol9c br G'trei9tbrt Scltths , e.
SGuter, I'M n%lttrigcre f1eiie 81 truGlcr. SIN 2Iien
rUureu IL uuh enc 3cit larg eriolguib. aIrB nan
br Bei9te iib GbGr m,br NtipltGI uno bonerte tort
his Ger YtGtt Gcitloiien nuroe. Die BrCiic O.
4n9sbote pLren 6icmlib gut tnctm ltbr rCnld Dol
oem btlten HtnooteR "a mar u. IS grostcrtVviI5 ou'
Der mIftlcrcn uno rdhItb,fttn Sor'e beitano.
Die Brelle llr Soften %pGrlittsn, WIc lolot: blft
Sortcn Ga bis "a @crts, i'm au9Cneineu j7s bis e.
@ts.. lur mIttlcre 0oer quite fair Qudlltat o-57
Gents. TIr otoinGre blrrc iun9e Sticrc, Sdien uH!
Cube Al - > @Cnt5; N%u9emeircr Surhidnitts
&rsis hes tcuti9en Ytartte6 ga @ts iuECriie YrCis
.lter 4&-72s @ts.; Die meiiten @crtauiC 9eitabcn 81
5a bl5 Gents. gon ber SnIubr tGmcn 4i0 Stnc
uon Ohio. la pom Tenuiplo0nten. 49uon Uia ulGnb
A aus g8eft : Sirstnieu, 1863 uon juinois mo Is Dol
Sirejuitn unh 2S ron Snotaru.
@ciGmmte .SObt Der 3uiubr fir bieie g8odC no.
Stilt, poriqe gtohe 800 Stuf IN her oorlGbri9cr
EnrGleG = G8ohe S3l. Bon ocn SOrdttcn fumrl
40 Stid Ginbuieb in Ole 9GGhc uOn SuI:lmorcl
UtcGeerr, 20S murccu BON gBuibiuQtoHCr uno Nrnas
potter uro tC9 uon duCsren 6Unblun scrommcn.
Communicative oIclt gBOht 10 7StId ]JilnoUitt,
Uoriae IRodc S6l lin Der Hdrclel=gEOht cCe UOriSer
9abrIS $50 GtItJ.
Snwetne. Die 3uiubr mar bicic Bode mid
10 9roG, mi trle bobcH 8rclIc t,i7u. Sle Ftlen uH9Cz
idbt ClnCn Sent. bic RQdiraot mar bCuteirbr fGlt.
Q4,r rotireH CUTE bus belte mt Mas %GtiuttCrte
SGlDelEC olClc Nudc ~ -, mt : blcmpc ncz
l~Iitterte gu ia bis Ia SIS. pro 100 Piuno Ifettoz9ef
mot.
Die ansidtcu eiuet Breisitsi9erung iinb QiuHig,
luelLc ais Gle Ldtie SeiUt8ung oC5 Matttcs 3u e.
DdrteH ut.
3uiubrtn otele gBo6e S172 Stiid gegeu o8ii Stid
Ictte Wode uno 5l9j Stit IN ~oericlOCn 2Sode oCs
UOrr9en 5Gbrce.
SdQufe. Die 8uiuBr in oiCicr 0o6e mar
b~eocuteno grocer I'M Seralcid III ttr in Ger Iegtcn
l2ObC, un0 irarteirltt oCr OuLltGf itgp Ole RIttit
ein Derig 9sWiGcT, QbCr oaOurG bat tCr 0iGrtt an
attiUitGt 9eDoEuCH.
Sic Trtife r%luotItsr tGY aeItorrr, Gbdaie f-7k
@tS. 6lrr GSOl Sha0fe mar itaIte NGdirage, in
Dem ut iueGlgc i'm Mantle lpGrCu. IdumGr lUarGr
IN itat'tr ytaGirass nrb brad en- uoI 5 bis 81 pro
Stuf.
3uiubr bicie 8ode 3215 Stud geQcu I,QJ in lester
gSote uno 1903 StId IN ~beticIbCn g8ode 0cs UUugrn
lQLrIs.
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Serifte aus benz Srnsrn oc5
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Slice an Vtittiuoh Mtorgen Ourh ben &crtis
Dor oeS @eTdngulIle5 in Cumberland idIIitt,
bemeltte er, baB Oa5 Sd)toB oil elmer Or ,3el.
lcuthiiren erbrodeu mar. @c trat iotort IN
Die 53sae, IN luether Nf mehrere Strdfilnge
befanosn, uno uuteliudte oieiplbc iorlilltig.
Balo benelt tie or, baB on Or 0ede cine Bel
tung allgeftebt mar. NlS CT otejeibe mtttelit
zines Stofe5 abriBr luurce er 9ewnbr, oaB Die
@eian9euen Elm God turh Die 2eds gebrodItn
hatteu, pelheS 9roB senug mar, I'm cine
Berlou htnourd5ulaier. Sntnbar battelt
Die Strdfllnge mn Den AbenO erroarten not
len, I'm i'm S6uee Der 0uuftlheit iidlir cut
illcben 81 f0nnen. gtur OFT ;eitigeu @rts
pedung oeS Siilis- SdsriifS lit e5 su oanttn.
oaB oCr 6llhtucriuf pcrcitelt wurOe.
Ger 0t0yoer 8aruif ituIoll beirns
benz Sn benz &rei5geritte iIr Garoltuez
&ountp mnroc Dor c~inigeu 5dQen Der BroieB
ge9en Sobn Sarpif lpeqeu Grmorouug Oes
GhomaS g.. Arriu9oale sl Guoe gcilibrt.
SarDld iuurbe Don ben 9Glbmoreneu 0eS
VtotOs8 i'll ~5tueiteu Graoe ld)uloig beil1'
ben.
- (@cgen Siirgitaft cutlGIieu.l SEQ. 9S,
Chambers, Uelder oar @rMoroUng Res ia.
trid pagan in 0arper'8 Serrg angetlaqt III
nnb lett mebrereu Wouuteu I'M @eiiuauiiit
III @burle8tonu, Ssiierion : County, &eIt
Sir9inien, fsitgcholten wuroe, ut Dor einlacr
Sogtn ge9en cine Siir9ihait uon 800 900 iil
lein 8leOe1uiteinen beI'm StgiHne oc8 Y5ro
Seic5 entlaiien moroen.
- Die reiormirte Spuo6e.) Die ncuI
Spnooe Der reiormlrten &trdje -Duo I'D bent
in Sreoerif ueriammelu. Mian erwartet, 0ai
mebr, al8 buuoert @eiitltae 0nrucielo lcII
peroen.
- (Shue in &oihjnetOn @ountp.) S!
ben Bergen uou gSaiblngtOu=SOuntD uno Gi
Der 2tnic Ger ,BPitlideu yiargldnGcr Gtlcn
balm" fel Gm Dierita9e etu bldtcr Sduee
Der SO0eu mar nit enler Spet 30u bobeI
Sdneelage beoeSt.
(4uS y8uibin9ton , Gouutp.) 9ai
Staats=A ppeQationaz@eIia nelbc3 ssgen
mGrtig ieine Sltunqcn III annapolis abAdIt
miro mabrifeiultd in oieier gSOhe cine Gnt
ideioung trCfisn, nit ScSu9 uui GaUis, mel
der in Carroll county Der Grw0rounl &c
MtilcrS Ibrabam 2puu ang.fIagt NM Il
8albtn9tou. @Ountp oicler Chat ihulotJ be
funhen puroe. SpQter marc Der SAT- 20
ba8 A2ptuations=0erid gebradt, IND MAJ
ileht leet nit spanning oCr Gnti0lloun
entyegcll.
- (5cucr in Baltimore -Gountu.) pa
8obubauS bes Capt. Via N'tbham III Gal
tlmoresG Ouutp gcrleth an 6rcitasc pOrigc
Wode i'll SlanO unO murOc ill jfOuo DC
6lammer. Ser SerluIt os5 &1ru. 9ieeObIn
beiGuit iid) auf $40, 900, bon rcEcH 500
burd Serllderung Qeocdt liHn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
.sjur g5icucr @%ustteauna- @eh
Eel EuD GrcDtfbrtefe,

Die beucrltebeuoe g8ieucr QSelt : Qu8fel.
lung, meldle am /. @tai begiunt uno muths
maBlid nift Dor benz ?. NOu. i6IieBen plro,
tat ole 3"teileIult bes amerlfan1ibeu Yubliz
tuuls in 10 bobem @raSe eutpidelt, bar id
mid peraulaBt iebe, Die aufmerflamteit bes
Bublltum8 auf bic NuSitelnna BON Src=
nttbriefen 3u lenten, nad wel1en bel oleier
@elegenbeit Elm 9rOBerer SeSebr, ais bisber,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-18
1nhn AN,QSrirn'H

Wcna9etie, Gisfu5 unf WpIenm
gaiireu ndflte gauge 2SOhe auf Dem Belair'
Utarttplase. 9a8 Gutree 1T gleidi6rmil
iir @rrUa9is1e uno ainOer aui mr. ? Cts,
ieitgciebt.
Gdqlit fnNeu Orci SOrieQungen: SOr.
mitta3S, Rohmtttn9S uuo Nbenos - Fott,
ga unS 6Orepau8h's @tabliGement crit fiir3
LID u~erlaiieu bat, 10 ba6en mir Sele9enbelt,
intereGante Geralelte an2uteQen.