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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04


Touching mt Cedar Keys and Key West.
Carrying the United States Mail.
The New Orleans, Fiorifa
ScssS and Havana Steamship Compn
SEN4g.hs will dispatch fret class fast pas
E5sHxsssSA&ts7 senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
From the foot of Calliope street. First Distrla
BATHS OF PASSAGE
To Havana To Cedar Keys
Cabin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 S3
steersge, 30 II
Through bills of lading issued to all points in
Florida, including Tampa and TO New York, Char.
lesion and Savannah.
EoRe but the company's bills Of laaIng s,grsd
sud none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and thrOuE
tickets given to above points.
No freight received without permit from the Of
Gee.
For freight or passage apply 70
J. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer,
No. l2e Common street.
Over the Louisiana National BanF
The steamship HAVANA follows regular
dlv. dt5 iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04

will sail on --, January -, 1875.
The vessels of this line will stop at Bordeaux for
freight and passengers on the passage from Liver
pool -, - ,,,
Return tickets available for SIX MONTHS, at re-
duced rates.
No charges for medicine or medical attendance
Money orders granted free Of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here to parties
DESTROYS of sanding for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at all times without
detention.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed 40
commodations apply to
4. K. oMILLER CO.. Agents,
No. 20 Carondeet street. New Orleans.
ROSS SKOLFIELD CO.,
No, Chapel street, Liverpool
LEWIS r. MERROW CO.,
Sc Il " No. 65 Great Clyde street Glasgow.
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3n %perfaufen.

Mill Cine hiGiee 2anbteGs Is WeIten BON BAL:
ffmoIe pon 224 4dern; Ireis $3.50, 5000 buar. De
Net in 8 Sabrtn Sowie aud in biliaes oaus, Nr
g., JtorozW o(itrase; Breis s105O, MIR $3.50 baor, cs
Ref in 5 Sabren. 6erner 90 tlslns S4ulsr. olli9.
Shomas Is. Wafon,
1ain SIR az. Rnrhz HrnnNplh.
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GaUe am Vermietben.

3a oerfdufet poer 5u oermtetDen'
g. 4as g. tofioe oags SIT. 500, @antons4ps..
E5;;iiH NIT Sadofsn uno eabeneinri9tun9 periebcr,
Es.iI- Gin uortrel fi6 e~eleaencr Blat. 1T btltg 1n
O%erfaufeu ooer gu pfrrlietben. 9tabiuttd9en IN str.
SAG, Gdutpu>Iipeuue GSebr1, 1UfD
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gu %nerfauicn.

Gin 8obnbaus nit saben on Sofparb',
nabe GamosufraBe.
Gin biibites Bobnbaus on esrinstonfroBs, na9'
Srantlin<S quare.
@rne QancteGGe pon IA Gier, on Der Srant!tn &urn:
pife, : Wieilcn con Baltimore, 9utes Wobnbaus,
Sheunen II. I. 10, =.
Sine ausafieitncte 9onbhele bon SO Gtern ir
BaItimorez&ouuto nobe Ger Rtitarstolun Ann:
pife, uno menissr als u yteile pom 2imter Srous:
citation an Der ~28eitern DiarpldnStr Gilenba9n,'
NIT einem suten Gese burb ben Slas nap cel
Station.
Gin Wobnbaus init 9aben unb 2 Wder SGno, Il
Meilen pom baltimore on Der Jteiitcrtoiun>9foao.
teleu in Sarioro~@ ountp, l Ditto in Carroll
@ountp, in ereelentem 3utanoe.
uabe Wountz Hirp, OIL bar Baltimore bio~Siltns
babH."
gtdbere Husfunit siebt:
9enrp xB. GOpfe. Nr. 9, Law Buildings,
f2O3-5 ct. Baul=Str.
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1tnterbaltnngen.
* Tronttr. zgbeatre Gomiaue.

g Trontitr. zSbeatre Gomiaue.
8 m. 6: Sinn, gissnthireruss Strsttor.
TS O. X. GSefpn. Sei&ditsi. uno 8ssifsur'
3pet neue Bafete.
ssben abenb uEb Dtenhag uno Conn
obenb Rabmittae uirb seipielt.
biz btribmtsu GssrcGrisusr, Eialstt 9oilitsr
@asan s Gewatts.
Gras Wods her ~rei,eubeu Sdraerin
Fri. arrie xaoatnie.
Ger uusrrsi6te Sleeereartsltr, 0eutlhe fomiter
uno Banioiplsler
Der. BON lduaerer aran,bsit s%eueien, Dor ieiner Gbreiis
nap YOfoE bier
%auitritt.
Sames Start.
Sic 2ouGonei GureIsio1'rlpLler
Sletdcr & Guis.
3pet neue Sallete,
in Der en- bic Bnltimcrsr 9%iehlin9e,
bic Gd,rpeaeru SemmeIsbera,
DON ou srosen Saltsttrupps aui3 Ersf'
lidae urtriIst. a%uitIctfr. -
cory Baior's sroses eIeiottisse SdauipieI:
Ser 1~otteite Snri9e in Nem= Wurf."
Minnie shelter @lfte Barren, 9 um usl
9.SbsheL Seors o.. Goeion
bic game Stauipieltruppe
tpirten BARN nit.
snstts.gOrhsIlu
SEQ. 81. Gbefon
Dienifds, osn lS. Sstruar,
Na6mittagS uno Ibenos.
&inrieiigs Pro9r III m
9tiGnse, 9dnSr. RCsnicensn u. | /
9uei Nabmitloas. Sorhsuunsen: Dtentaas uno
Gonnabenbs Xlhmittaa6. GEO
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III SurG g. s. 0nber & S8bne.
EIi Sebr empfeblenres @rnnseisentbum
Scr. $50, Jtorb.Gentral- Npenue,

Scr. $50, Noro.9eutral- Npenue,
SwlIteu Sibhle= uno S5bnz Stra6e,
Tuition.
Seute, ben II. Sehr. 1873, Iiabnittaas sub,
nernen mir an Blaze oas naditcbeno beitriebeRe
@i9entbum p%erfaufrn. rdmt'd:
rem sdnsen 6runeplaf init Gebaulibfeiten,
an or @cntrolsIosnue, aDilhen Sioolez mo Sobnz
Stra6e ssle9en, 1ih SuB me5r ODER weni9er brett,
unb SO 6uB tiet, It's on cine 10 6uB breite Ilep
eebeno.
0ic 8eb iulihleiten Sir. $50 beieben in eiutm B.
no".ssn SuiSs,n SintIrosS6' an un H"p sI}ei.
nernsr Ride, WQiier, 8as unb trodenen Selcr.
@runtmictbe So pro Sreltefu6. Soiortt9t
8eiibnlbme.
Die acknowledgements iinb: Elm Orittt5eil bar
| Zen Reit In 3 Nonaten nit Slnisn obrr Auls baar
nab Dem Selleben oes 3iuiers. SertauI unbc
binot.
giae ansabIuus pom $40 mus bei'm &auie 81
mabt ruerocn.
gamI s. Gupcr & S0bne, auft.,
(36-4t) Saoet=efe Der Say u. Suucttetr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
9u Deriutctben

8er erese aG6sn ser. 90. Saltimorefr.. nsnen'
an Ger SiIee oss e orrP iponoGnten, " iii pom l. Wiati
on auf furse ODER LANCE 3eit btli9 sd pernietben.
Yfan meloe iih bel r. Rdine, nebenan benz SGcen.
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Scrlualtcrs>H

Str. 45, ct. Yaufc, uuo str. 16, @orut'
lanoila6e; e
Gamuel 8. Gpper 4 Sohne. Gutt.,
sio- Sitz@ie Der Cab unb 6Gpstteir
an . c n -lN
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galH(ber GLODo.

Dtrette r~sstEmdstss Dompfi6iFiobri IipLIaG
Sttttin unb " 10 Y OFT tbI SopCnba9Ga ual
9brietauluno,
rrirtttsIh Der nCueH eleeanten Boh=Dampftr
~SunbpIet," -BrdnFliu," r~1bCrpalsfen. sSrnR
aSuriE Mrnet- (imSdul, -EBaihiuatCn" Il. SGul.
Absdn9 RGdmitlGss 2 rbr, Rom Bier l}, H.z6iuet
Ibcr SGure mo Copenhagen.
0amptcr rNrdnflin," Sapt. Il. 8Tsgrr, II. Tcbr.
SGmpier rxhUrpaisfOn." @pt. 4. BGranoon l.Yirl
0aTpter ~SumboiSt," SdPt. Nrnolo, is Y(dr5.
GaezBretie:
Bon Gtettin, @aiats @olb 5000
fur Dumbolot, GrdHiltn uU0 GriEI= 9ampler.
Siuti9enoe6 4O.W
Bon Helu.Dort, &aidts 5000
!SDiideHbed 5000
SrcurforssSiuetg Qui elm SGbT qaltia.
SGjhte, @Olb $3.50. SuiitcnSef, sob S65
StRocr inter 10 AGbreu bic Sdlite. SDiidenoeds.
BGitGgleren DerDen NlGtToBeH %acliciert.
2Begen 5rGbt uno YGtidge uGt Den SfieeRdfer
DeRoR man iih an
GbaS. RGmmeIsbsrs s 60, aesutcn.
Office: CIR. 40, 8rOaOnap, Nepsgsrf.
Sn Baltimore: Z. Rdine, Expedition 6ts -Ssul.
iber ~@orrripunHenteu." (Irrii3.1S)
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Nh gine biiDlte @ottlge, 80 Nu5 brett, II sims
SS1N mer enlbaltenb, nit cinem Ider &arh, on Der
Uitne Banf Sane, nabe Dem SbIsen : HIrte ; &rcts
$500. Srunbmtttbe 81 pro 6uB
Spbn 6lenn q SUno.,
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GtfewbabReR.

ERMI#NMY SEN4t&N3
-
Baltimore Ohio iGrnbaba.
I'm lRO'nut SOnutGs, Sen 3. Ropbr. 1872, sta,H
tasIiSoret 3ase tpiiteH Baltimore, gBRssiinG uno
- ST SDa'Sus
laarttd9lta (Sorntdgs Gus9enoMmtr) nm I uet
NIB 9on Baltimore db. aRiuRit in Baltimore uw
Der S~6ususSus
ti9Ii1 (Sonntags auseenommen) JdhmtttGee 4ibr
80 DtIn. antunttiu Baltimore UNI r. 5 YRiiiGas.
ScrSt. SouteESIpreBzSug ge5ttdglib I'M
8 ubr 50 gin. 4benbs al. Gntunit in 8GltimaIs
I'M 40 4bcnbs.
Der Biu6eRer= aecommooattoHss3u
otrlGBt baltimore tGqIi6 tSoHRtGge GusseH0ms
DiOrecus
Der Ersberider 4ccommobatiouss
SUE osrieBt Baltimore um 5 ubr &Gbmtttass uHo
tohLAt IN Sdltlniore um s.. ~ Yl0TgGns an, tdall9
tol~59enommCn SoHRtdesl.
Set GlicottS ltp~z ACCOMMODATIONS BUG fdbrt tdgs
~ SoHA!a9s aus9snomnen, nm l.2O ~9iadmlttd9s
api tuTudte9Itn0 tommt or bier um 800 Radmits
tags az.
Rad SdaerStupu.
AbtGbrtoGr Slge BON Baltimore s. 90 8ormittGaF,
Sonntaes ausaenommcH, ubr 30 Min. gia6mit.
tags, Somltn9s auS9cnommCr, uno Samttaas ytads
InIttass uPr 80 Ytinuttn.
SRdd1 9Sind1eaer.
Abfabrt UNI s ubr SormittGgs uRb $50 ID, Rab.
mtttG9e, gutuRft I'm 0.4O Ytorgsns mo 8. % N.
HdbmtttGgs.
Rad 6reeerid,
abfabrt Ron Baltimore 500 UtoreCus unb 3.5Ou.
300 ytGhm. aHiuntt in Baltimore $40 uuo 10. 40
DieTsens uno S. IS Rahmittdes.
Ndh NittSbura,
via Gpnneuspiuer Sahn.
Die Shge geben ieeen IbCno nm 8 ubr 90 ViiH, Gb
un6 tOmmcn um 9. 10 Ibenos an.
Hdd W%afbinatcn4
abfabrtrou Baltimore rub nm i.2O Win,
500, 100, 500 uno $50; RGtm. nm ~. IL, 2 w,
AS, 400, 6.2O, 6.35 uuo S.45 AbsH0s.
AbgGng pom % dibiHg ton irub AS, Gas,
500, S.45 unt t045 W. unb 100. 3.1j, 4.lU, 5.2r,
go. 500 uno S.Jc ubr 46enOs.
SonntGsSssSl9e. Ra1 gGaIbiH9ton nm 4,20,
S.45 Nhrn0s.
Son Boibin8to7 I'm As. SEQ Rorssns, l, $40,
500, 8 uRb $50 Abenos.
Wadb InndppIiS.
Abfabrt BON Baltimore UNI 100 Roraers unb
4 ubG % DllnutGu TCdmittGgs. gertafcn Y3dfbiuas
ton nm Gas VIorgens un0 ubr 10 Dim. Ga6mits
tags.
2Bc9en i~uciterer gustuuft, Ionie Gabrbiletc uutr
artu. !. ~. ntnoe man nd an j. Z. @uQlano,
A9cnten III Der SambersS %tatisu, ODER on bGs BtIs
lGtzSureau.
So 6abrbiqets Tnb aud in Rr. f49, gSsa.SaIs
timores, Ode Der @aloertftrG6c, gu babtn, 100 man
Seitelungen gum Nbbolcn oon @tpGd, ipetbcs In bee
8etrsfenoen DobnuHg se9en @onremarts bio On
ben sort martirt miro, binterldIen tam.
SboS. ". Sbdrp, MI. sGrausportmeifer;
C26S-I <. DN. Spie. bauptsSiletzA9eHt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
feHf GretutOrss 8trfauf

E-ftl SlktAAptU
Ilunoeiaeutbum auf Der Siibwet : Ode be-
@oeu> unO @ou9bfraBe,
ionic
elmer gutaeiTd,erten 6runemietbe BON "a Spu'
uno
ssuuo916enz@er Gtbcn.
Sn Solgc zines SeiebIss os SBnleHs SerlbteS IN
Baltimore 6 ountp rperoe Id uuIs nGbilebero be-
Ue,torbenen Samnu GtGu Sicnffda. ben p. i5e0r
1873, Morscns 80 llhr, sum S~trtaule aus6ittsn;
Den ganssu SruncpldB, IN OR StG0t Salt!'
more geltgeR, 80 fSuS ptltitt pom Der SuolOClt Sdt
ser @Otnz uRo @Ou9biraBe Gnran9eno. ~ TlB al
Der 9ougbtrGBs britt, nit elmer 9letbnidBl9en 2Itlt
bon 81 SUP 5 sou, mo NIT einGnl 2'ttoil9en Ale9el'
iteInCrncn 48ohnbauis NIT SelereeihoB, ais gr.
10, 9ou9bftra6e, %bttannt, bebant.
Sertduts heotnqunaeR: baare 3d9lun9.
SoeleIh nab Dem Sertauis bes Obtg'H St9entbuIns
DerbeH mir ole pausbdlte=. Stuben= uno Sudeu'
Serdtbidaiten in beiGattIu WSobnbdule pertautsH.
Serner:
I'm 1eI5en 3a9e, TuGmittn3s 4 ubr, am bel1rleoe'
men Tlabe etne sal resrente BON ia Ours, aut NAG
febenb bsi6riebfuts SiseHtbum boitrno:
Nm Der Siioieite ofr @anlonraosnus, in Der Srtler=
nun9 pon 81 6us iiiomeflI6 bon fcr Stt, ipfthe
our6 Die Srsu ,urg Der SIoieite Der 6 anton : goenue
nit or Sfleite Der @aitlezIuep etbtloet miro, an
tangent Damn ueftllb, p ifuB SOL 9ebeno; Damn
luolit, parallel NIT &aitle.4QCp, 100 6u6, mCbr ODER
men'9er, bis on Die Eoloieite Der fourtalrtiraBe
oGnn pnlit, Lungs Der Horolette Der BounIatnhroBe,
uno parallel nit ntr Canton : auenue q 6uB s SOL,
uno Damn norbmeitlid 100 6uB, mePr ODER ipsnI9sr,
bis Bum IniaRee.
Die obi9e jtente 1T ourb Stpet lubTGntleue 5le9Clz
i~tctncrue NobnbGuier 9ciitert
Senrp q. Shpmpion, @retutor;
SpietbS 3. Muepun, Sa1pGltcr;
(39-i8) SdInI. S. Super x Sobne, Iutt.
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gu berfaufen.

A9:iI 0as3 fodise gaobnbaus nit eossn nnt her
Su0meHs@de ber Sreterz une HalpnitraBe' 10 bel 30
ssuR bis on cine alep @ruromietbe $40 pro
Sreitelus (; iebr biai9.
f0e- Mr IN Gain yUISiudS. st. San ltr.
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0u nprfnufpl
2u ~Dcrfdufen.

Eiii 8pst gBobnbduisr nit edoeu auf ser ytoro:
Weit- Sde Der 9Jrt= uno SIobtfra6e. 20 BET 50 jug,
erunoJinsfei. Soba @lfun o Somp..
t2e SIR. 1, ct. RQulnl one.
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6iuler III b~crfanfeu

&HHiss in alien Gbeilen Der gtabt fsts an Sanb, 3ut:
iden rierz uub finibunoert, iebr bilts, iolpte aud
Giniiebuns BON 9ruRbSin,en uuo 6ausmlet9er, mas
prompt uno ridbtlg beIor9t niIe bur6.
t5epra SORT,
Rr. 102, @oueb-, tpiihen Sroastpat
/Ne,oo mts1 mn 93puhitruEe.
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Hit p%erfaufef1.

Sml Gin tmpiebiensnertbes Sols nit 20oer on
Der 5ront =, maze S1pltraSc, 3'fDf;9, Is FuB btcit,
miro biuis unp oui leihte Secinsun9en %ncrtnult,
Spbn Slrun s Comp,
Ias Mn 4 ct NnmIitInRe.
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i,7.4O,3,6.9-o2
fs4t 9gputgef>V erfauf
mertbuollen 2antteue an Der Climber Groue.
Station, y@eitlide Rarglanoer @iienbabn,"
in galttmorczSountb
Sin sEoIee Der gpImadt unb autoritlt, ipelbs mir II
elmer eepiiItn Spppthef. pom Is. SUM- 1867 batirt uni
inter ben Sppoibet. Irbipen fur Baltimore. Gountn in
2iber s. 8. 8 CIR q, Sol. 96, unh bon ). 8. Bud
uno gBesIep y. Bud on ben unter3eibneten 6rancis
Sumpbregs eeseben. nm bic ,3abluns oon Oierjebntau
ieno Dollars n. BIT 3tnIen oaraut su ftdlern, rreldt
tbeiIs aaufseIoer beia9ter 2anriteue limb, 9e9ebsn
perbe i'd as bsInater SppotbetsSnba5er StenI a 8
ri6tsbaustbire in 3omiontDDu, Baltimore . COUNTY
o%ertQuien;
Sene wertbopIIe aanbfteIIe. fp'Ide tbeil.
weiie 4xplber @roue uno Soldiers SeII9bt genannt 1T
unp fRyB altimDr e=G ouptg ~un9efdbr IA Wteuen bon BET
Staot Baltimore an Der Reilter stopn- 3urnpite lie9t
UNI auf ipelher bic Climber 9~rooes Station al ott
ugBeiiIiben Warpldnoer etienbabn" fib b%eSinoct; oaa
gBcbnbaus lit 5 Winuten gDegs BON Der Station. Sit
2anaiteIs entbalt 2 0 Wider 9ano, mebr oher foenicer.
uno 1T %bsionoers in Der neutrality-suspicious. BON be-
iasten Sraneis Sunpbreps uno Srau an beia9te Sob.
g.. uno gBestcp y. 9ud. pom Is. SUM 1867 tat lrt
uno inter ben 2ano.@ r6ipen BON 8altimore.G ouasn
in Qiber :. 8. 6. Sir. 81, Sol. 800 &C. bei6rirben. 80
4der itno in Sol3; bas aanb 1T frudtbar uno 1T nit
aalt beworfer. Die 8ebduoe Itno elm sutsebautes 9ro'
bes jie9eliteinernes so o bn b @ II 8, II 3imnler entbaI'
teno. 2 anbere gBobnbau Ter, cine i6Tpeiier S9eunt
36x56 SuB unb cine anOere Sd une 2Ox4O SUP uni
auoere nDtbi9s uno bequsme 9tebeu9ebGuoe. IS lit aud
Elm grocer IepfeI. uno Yiiriia. Garten, weIasr ausse'
iudte 6rubte trGst, parauf.
Die 3dune ino in gutter Yeidaftenbeit. uno 1T hin:
reideno sutes aSailer auf Der 9~anoIteae. Yerloncn.
pelde oielen Ylas a~n3uieben min der. tonnen tie entrue'
eer an ter Climber @rooe.S tdtlOn, Uber at benz IA
WiciIen . Sauie an Ter Jteiferstopner 3urnpite an
balert.
NdGere IusIunft fam man bel O. g8. Nlegnnbel
in gtr. 81. 81. YaulitraBe. Deer bel j raneis 8 u M
y bre en- 8, ornen gBobnplab oer 2GnolteQe %a19ranjt, er.
balten. Die 9anoiele uirb freipOn alien AnipriAer
bis gum Yelfaufstaae ~Uerfauft.
3 E acknowledgement inb: tie SdIfts Der Saul
iumme baar; ben 9eit in gle den 3ablun8ent in q uno l.
Wt0naten nit 3inien.
Krdntls 5umpbreDs, Sppotbef, Jnbaberf
VI. Mleganber, 8erlpalter.
Sanuel y. Spoer q Sobte, Mutt,
SiiooitzSde Der 9ap= unb fanetteiiraBe.
n an q 20 o nnN
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Durdb SamueI s.. Go1er s SDbne,
ITA 8crmalters=G erfauf

iii uou
perfbpplem Srunfrigentbum au Der Gurleps
GtraRe.
Sn sSol9e zines Sefretes bes Greis . 9eri6ts Der
Staht Baltimore suirb Der 1nterIeihnete dig YerDa
ter aui offentliter Nuttion on, Slate mlttncd,,
ben 19. Bebyuar 1873. Wabmittass i'm 3 ubr, oas
nahftebenb beihriebsne gisentbum psrfaufen:
An Der Weitieitc Der GurlepfraSe in Der Gntlernung
pom 113 SuB iitlih pom Der areu5uns her Siioieile
Der S'0onneltraBe ooer NfGrtet space nit Der
8ehieite Der @uiIsptra6e in her Nitte elmer 2 5us 6
3on breiten Auep nit bCren aemeinfbaftlitcm &C.
brcu6e. antauleno ; oanH iueiit, Lungs Der @urleps
strase, IA Su6 ssbeno :; paun ,thtDtntells u%rseldbr
70 N16; tann norolib unb parallel nit Der s urlepitr.,
IA JH6; bapn redtpintelia oitll6 uno bnrd be 0titte
teiasttr @usp %ufssfdbr 70 6us big gum 4nfan9sz
punite. @inejGbrIt6e y rnnbmietbe . 0 n
S24 SO rubt ahf benz @runofife unb lit ~caiielbe
nit cin,m s~meifDdisen siesel6einetneu 8Obna
bauie uebf bDlSerner ficbe bebGut.
uIsbeDineungen. iuie ourd bas Setret ooroez
itrieben: Elm Drittel baar an RerfaufstGge, Der Jeit
In 8 unb 6 Nonateu, ober Niles baar, nab 8eGeben
BEG ,9duiere. @rebit;abllnsen traeen Snterchen bonn
Gage bes 8~erfauies an unb fno burb sur 2lfrieoenz
beif oes Yerwalters i%npoiTrte Npte ooer 9fotsn bes
Rduiers su fi6srn.
SIR. 2l2, @afern"ADehue;
GamIeI 3. Sposr q S1bne, Mutt,
Giibot 6 Ode Der @Gps unO SapettgftraBe.
Go, 49, 1,4,140,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
gu bermiet1en.
3u %berfaufen.

EAiii CINE gdmicbe= uno Basnar=W ertitele auI
.sr T6e Der Scuttz unb HamiautraBe flr $50 pro
JloHat. Hiberes bel Sbpmas pm,
(5O9-) ste Der Tahettes uno St. BGulfrdse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17

III Sos biliefe Sous in Sft c Baltimore, gr.
225, btzSauette.. nabe @urolineftrass, - bel 50 H.
bis an cine sebn SuB breite Iuep srbeno, elm orslz
ftpdises seseIfeinsrnss Dobnbaus nit 2 : it9tI9em
Slntefse bdloe, eraneSinsTrsi, gas our9 oas gang
SauS, Yreis $2i00. mabt iur bas Saus nur Sl40U
mil $50 @runsmistbe. Der S6liiiel lit bsi Sob: %.
9ilehunr, S6e ser . alriMofes unf earSllnes
Strate. (ZSo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Y,t %nerfuufen,

E:iI Gin 5sbr smpieb(ensmertbes une esrcumisea
Mobaoaus in Slicott=Sitp, W1r.. 10 Nisilsn puu
Baltimore nit Stanuns uno Dasen : &emiie; eins
ausseseutnete sage, in sutem .3~utanee, init Bnrs
mace, ao9beerb, Sprahrobr II. |: ~, bGutISSe NaPri
@cleaenbeit per Baltic. 4Sbio=Sabn." gSiro fpeii
unter Dem 3otenpreiie p%ertauit.
Sbpmas Sill,
f9n3-l Gle ner SSanette. unD CT. yuulfrQBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
9lt %berfaufeIt.

E.i Sin emp ebIenstusrtbts 9 : itDfi9es aBobn.
6aus an Der ese=. nabe Srem ontittoBe, 10 bel 100 Il
bis an Die WioutqomCroirose juridgsbene, nit
2=fDdisen sDobnpauie on or leeteren Stra6e.
Sohu Goleuu s. Somp.,
I9s-l 9I. 1. Ct NluIlrakP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
(~Sruromictbcu III Derfaufcn.

VITNtVU
2uei Sriainal= uno unabl0sbare 9rlnomtetben,
ieSs ueu S360, i'm Wilttclpuntte Der Start. iopiG
peridiebene tleihere Ytietben 81 7 uno s groSsnt.
3inges s Ser9eant,
/3os-N Tr, 3, ct. Hautftr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-17
Gerfeigerungen.
8crmalterssS erfGnf
- DON
iperfbpplem grunrcisentbum an Ger 2Umbarfs

- pom
mertbppnem 9ruufciscntbum an fer 2unbarfs
Strake.
SnfoIge zines Deiretes bes Srsis : @erittcs her
Staot Baltimore, piro Der unter,citnete 8errualter
aui ofientli6er auftion ON Blase, Spnnerfas.
Den q. Gebruar 1873, " q d mittag Q nbr,
perfauien:
Sas aanse G;runtffd6 nebf gebdulidbfeitfn,
in Der Staot Baltimore seltgeu une. pie iol9t. be-
ibrieben
IN Der Roroieite Der eomtarofrase, in sl gntisrs
nung pon Is SUE 4I2 !Sou weflih pom Der DuHeanz
gnep anfanoenb !; bGnn Deftlib, Lungs Der eomboroz
Strabe, 10 SuB Az 2oa sebtHc; odnn noroli6. pas
Iousl nit Ouncan.Aneu, 20 iSuB bis On zine 10 Sus
breIte aneu oann oftIin an te'a9ter also. 10 SUP
AZ So1 unb oann Hold, bis ium anidr9spunfte.
Die @ebdubs, SIR. 40S, Sf~9ombarofra5s, be-
itebeu in eineln sutssbGurn 3=itoti9tn sieaelifeiner=
ueu sRpbnbauie nit ? .itpdi9em Stntersebduoe uno
iinh eiuer @%runbmistbe pon $30.75 unterruorfen.
acknowledgements: Elm Sritttbeil baar unS Der
Jfet in Swei elei6en 3ablunsen IN 8 uno 1? Nona=
ten, ooer Gles bGar, nab Der Wabl bes 3duters. Die
GreoItz 2abiuHee en- 3inien traseno uno eur 3ufrieosH=
belt oCs Berpalters aeii6ert.
&epiS s. Robinion, iun., Scripolter;
SamueI .. Souer q Sobne, Autt.
roo r q ID 2 Q sl
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-01-23
HATS AND CAPS.
ISHING GOODS.

Headquarters LADIES AND
A
Sripedan We
hmiz We
Collar Cufsa
National Hail.
Fronts. CravaIs
and
tc
Also auIi lincof Coaes antC Cla spool
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-01-23
Carriage, Wagon,

and. in fact everything in his line of ba
siuess, at the shortest possible notice, ano
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired. trimmed and paur
ed in the best style Of the art
Having first class material always OF
hand. aud none but 6rstclaSs work meI
engaged. the public are assured that non,
but first class work will he turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shor
he has also "a Blacksmith Shop. wher,
superior workuien will always be found
ready to attend 10 the orders Of customers
The public are invited to call aud ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE X AGTZ
September II, i-67 If.
FOEV. EDWARD a. WILSON'S (of w ii
"a Ilam hurgh. N. Y Recipe for CON
SUMPTION nd ASTHMA carefully com
pounded al
H0LLINSHEAD'S DRUG STORE.
0r MpdiciBes Fresk and 2nre.
Hog.2l, 1851 w. HOLLINSIIEAD.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-08
CaLHOTNSL4ST SPEECH.

The Boston Commercial Bulletin
gives this account of the last speech OF
John G. Calhoun in the United States
Senate: Calhoun came into the Senate
Chamber, supported on one side by his
venerable and chivalric colleague, A.
?. Butler, and on the other by James
NJ. Mason, then Senator from Virg mia,
subsequently the emissary of Jefferson
Davis at London. He had been unable
to attend his place in the Senate for
several weeks, but had devoted his ex-
piring energies to the preparation of a
great speech in opposition to the admis-
sion of California into the Union as a
free State, by which the equilibrium,
or, as he termed it, the equality, of the
slave-holding and nou-slave-ho holding
States would be destroyed. He was
unable to stand without support, and
unable to utter even few short SEN
fences without great difficulty. His
large, clear eyes shone with supe natural
luster, his long, white hair brushed back
over his head flowed lightly in the air.
His face was pale and emaciated, so that
the colorless skin seemed to adhere to
the osseous framework. The day had
been assigned for this speech, which, it
was evident, would be his last.
The seats and galleries were filed to
their utmost capacity, and yet the silence
was oppressive, as if in the actual pres
ence of the grim messenger. He calmly
and deliberately surveyed the eager faces
before and around him, and being as
sised to arise, he summoned strength to
address the Chair, and request that the
speech he had intended to deliver might
be read by his friend from Virginia,