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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13

ben 9teaer i'm 9lmbenltaBeus 8lhnhofe ais
bes 9iebiabls Oerodhtig ief. SnSplid,en
tele9raphlrte man on Den Sdafiner mad &ca
iblngtou, uelher 9ieuitag gtadmittag bier
her Suriidfebrtc uno oaS B%ortemouuate nit
$50, peIde Suuime IS mad icincr Iugabs,
alS c5 tbm bon yeni3 etuQe3duolQt murte,
eHtbttlt, a6lleiette. Bel BEN Dor 2ldltSr !tt'
gent ltatt9sbabteu Ser50rc ingte Ytris aus,
oaB oaSBorteinonnaie BON cirkm 9teger, mel.
der III Wlimlugton, 9el., Qui Den 3IJ &C.
tomue1, anf benz 6uBbobeu Ses BaggouS
9%sIunoen llno Inn einqebiuoigt babe, wOrauf
er (1eiptS) es Dem Shafuer uad peS 3u9es
antunft IN Baltimore iibergsbeu babe. 0a8
rueltere SerbOr UurOe auf 9eiteru 9tahmittag
%anberaumt; iciu 9~teiultat gabeu mir obeu am
@in9ange 0ttieS ScrtdjtsS an. Iugsmetn III
man Der AnIidt, baB 2erpiS feiu @eio aus
benz Tortemonnate geHomnen bat, %ioubern
ELL Qnberer Der 0ieb Der fthls1oeu $l3G lit.
Boltiei= u aridall 9rap, Der Dor
Suel &odeu mad SlH 6rauii5co abretite,
fehrte 9efern Nahmittag y llbr init rem
Irraitanten SEQ. >. Saoa9e blerh'r Slriid.
Der 2eetere erpartet i'm mltllereu StGtionS-
baEie inter Der 4ntla9e, al5 Ngent einer9td9-
mGitinsn- 9eieli6aft $1,000 ullterldlageu III
baben, iein Serh0r.
Inter Or Nntlaas Der Seraubuug SeS
Soloaten Green DtOc9aH Uni 50 bifiroet iIb
Die 0trne Guea Smltb, alias :3ieIler aus
3D., im 0illten StationSbauie Ill Serb0r5s
bait.
Eb6tGtdteiter. - Der Gotoidmiot
Carl 9idteuileiu aus gisrus0ort, ocu uuierl
yeler lton ~fenuen, Uaro 9eieru wegcn dngCbs
ltder WiBbauolung iettsr iSrau Dor 9tEtter
Barlom getli4rt, Der i'm mad ~turjeIt Serb0rt
misber sntIisB.
: Sob. Suufs cincs augriiis8 II. &aubs
ptluheS gegen Gayl Einoenberg angetIagt,
iab iid pom Hidter 9a9eltp gegeu 6rieotHS.
Caution wic0Cr III 6reibeit geieet.
q 6iffSuUfall. - Der uOn bier mad
ytewsYOrt auS9slaHisne Shoouer rvtS6It
Sutheloer" lHuBtP geiteru cine5 llarten Eede2
balber sur 3tcparatnr i'll g~iOriOIt, sd, al'
legen.
Oa8 @ etter.- 0lsscn, SdloIiIu mi
Sdnee ma6ten ben ~gtltrIgel Sag III siueu
Der IN ireunOlIdJlten Der SableSSelt. Nttt Be
iorsutB iiebt HAN nod INNER benz pl0gliten
Stei9en BON SOne6' 6dusu mo anbereu Sill
len cnt9egen. Sn ben SttaBeH, meldle Der
SGuen ON gtGhiteu lieget. berribtc gtiterr
6urdt Dor elmer neueu llCberihmemInlln9
tnOeB mar bis 9eitCru NbtnO teine 9efabl
uorb0uoen mo nanentliA Die 6due ntft &c
uii9enO gsltiegeu, nm irgenO Iueldle Seior9nll
6u rc6tfert,9eu.
= 8eridts, rpelAe gsiteru 0admittug in
Sisnal. Siireau ein9inge1, meloeteu, OuB e
in 8aibingtou uno @ape Mtap beftig re9uete
pahreno 2ouisUlQe, Cincinnati, WtllpGufie
Ytttsburg, Bbilaoslpbia, SEEM Dort, Dor
Staulep unO Buffalo non S6uesitiirmer
beimgeiuht wurben. Der &bermometcriiant
mar III na6ltebsnOen Yldeeu, ME folgt; Bal
timOre &c, SOlton %, Buffalo II, Chicago
%, Cincinnati %, 2puAburg 80, Wtlmauttu
1G, NaIboiue 50, Nem.Yort 81, YbtlaOcIpbio
80, Bittsburs %, ct. Yaul 10, 81. gOuii
| b. Solepo D unO g&ilmlnnton Go @raN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13

strlFt purb Qatrid Seating aui isiu gBttb unS isius
Qinosr, reip aui G~iuiuoEHs oer uripriuslih beabna
tiateu RlauIsI, bag Die Rlagcr oas Reht. mad 8dIebsH
oQs 8eiistbum IL ptrbppothstlrenN ODER ~ p%srtaufen,
srGtt.Striht. - Cgpr G6srriatrr Scott. }
Die @efdmorencn Tur biz brsipohiae Hbtbeilnna hes
1duudr, Scr miHs luurhtn etldngt. -plildbet9 u Aler
Sou'tredsrIu oes 9obdnu Alsr itsn 1tltdnlents' Moor
6urus GluIt; Der Sligertu Slli.60 eEoaulils i%letiaFni
-StOrQ W(dlouee. iFonO slnhlber tur y q. WttSduah'
lin, pi:cr zee & Scot. Htturs plOtr Jtidter g9beiltr's
erlenntuiF Den Apptuateu 500. 9 I%utrtInrt. SdrlIeI
SlrrinGtou UIoeI u. y. 6orreiter. Rsturs mioer hid
Ter 9eu's urt5et; Al oss Gpptlaut'r @uuitcn sntihit
osr.-4u Steae Ds Rlhisrs Gllmor. oerer ctgcns
oringsnoeu Serufsgsiddite ibn oapou dbbaIten. pirs
Gberridter Scott bic Autgaee Guf rcue RroJshs duho.
ren. Der Yrojsb Ter 8ebruorr SourtHsp Uioer yles
Gunner & Sllsu torlmt Sehufs 8tiiditgune Der bisbss
riseu gsrbauoluugen Sonudbeno, Den y. Sch uar. an
gteibe. - Joiepb StrauB piotr Sobann Riepolo,
Nutrl9 Des Serllagteu Guf urtbsilsltreiauug; utter Se.
%ratbunS. Die Seittuortnen pGrten bis Vtonta8, ben
10 Wt0rj, %entlaien.
Common gIeas 9ertdt.- (9or Rider
9urep.) SImes @. 6lId lptoer Sumss Is. g9eeoou
mo 9oniotten; eeltriaer. -3bonIas W. Saniou lpioer
Sulob .. SpIlmanu; i~iitirt, Da nab 8tsioi9ung Der
geiaporsnen Der &Idser bei'm 9tansns : gufruf nitt
aRtporleie. - Sdmi2t X Ystsrs BON Wep. YJort luiotr
5obGnu Qittroff. SanOpedieltIags; bsn 2Ideern 1866 Sc
juertlunt. -gresuledf Sobuiou uRo Gidaro Z. g8aters
wtoer 6rani 9amber8sr uno 4norslp &tno, Sauomfh.
GocIeioe VI. Tratt; benSIa9sru Sls5. so ~snoouIti9 ju. :.
tGnnt - Geprg StoBmard lulber SObann @2or9 RoE
mayd, SbaIOtlags; benz GlGaer s27U.2i iugsiproden. %
elias u. @uttrer Wloer Sslnrit Sonees; Ditto emo
slltta S4i2.t2. - gllGs 9tnotg DIosr 5eIe g9, Upper.
cu'; oitp S3li.- SeOrg y Steinbud luioer 8eorg g3.
9ropu; Ditto S247 20 -Sie ySdnt OF Commerce" miOer
1bomGs g8guis. 6anowetisltlagc; oitO $S5S.6S -
2 eielbe plOer 8eoyS 8. GalbfuB uno 3ulie VI salb.
Jug; D ito ie S85S. 6e. -9eO SuIiou nicer Saolo Bins.
uangcr; olttO $3.50. - Cweu 9JeIten witcr g9ur. 5.
SeOt'. Riattr Sbursbp uuo 8to. VI. Fountain. Con.
iubler; &IaJt auf~ Gntiddoi8un9 fur ginoriu9en in res
&la0ers Y, tal uno We8rabme 8sloinsr gDaarsn, bir
ocrlelbc ourh 8eriAtserlds DtebersrIau9te. -Ytit Nus.
nubme BON lsdB5 Yatarieu >uuroe ou5 8eidporeuCu,
6%ouegtun1 tar Die irpette oreirU0bige NbtbetIuug bes
Sanudr. &ermins competirt. - Seute ,tebtu Nr. iS2
bis POI Der FroIt g. Jte9irrauoe auI Der 6aQesortnuug
Grim luuls8cridt /. - (yor HItter 9ilmoI.
g8ilbeIm StOle, WOroanariT Guf SuIusttsr nOsGu; bt.
bsute JurlItgcls8t.-4atrl &irbQ. Spirituol urYertGu
nhle Is mite tupu: 0ltto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13
s. Observation-Disclosures

Wuifeus9ert6t.- (gor ben Ridtern Daniels,
2tnOiep uno 8iibop.) gBrt. g. Sole uno Seligmaur
Sernts erbielen Woumadt iur 8etpaItung Der rep
neutrality-suspicious. Dol! Wta 9atetbe Srelano $500
uno 4eon 2alnm ($l750).
SUPERIOR. Geri9t. = (gor Ridter Sobbin. }
Maris e. Saplur wioer vi. g.. gBalib, Wtobelnuertdu.
Ter; Der Sla8errn $500 j~uertann. -Wtar Yrioaes pioer
SobanlI It. unp Seor9tana nbtbUf, 5anbws6ltl,Iase;
6itto S3a 20. yte9ansblin, 14pers & Comp. p,oer
Wfolss ut. ger9n1dnn, Shulobu6tla9e; birto s2ll sc.
-Ybiltpp v y. Srapisr wiser Sobann g.. Bud, Si.
rausIpetl url9stia9s; benz aIaser eas fragIi&e Glgentbum
auertannt. Ntlhael Is. Sparrolp ptofr GAMES u.
2rott, &ld9e auf 8ejablun9 ~seleiiteter Stenfte; untsr
Yerhanoluns. -9eute ominen 9tr. 141 bis 100 ter YrO.
aeB .3ts9tltranoe 3ar YerblnoIun9
Staotttei $40 RI d t.-tBor Nltter Bintnen. }
patrid Seating uno feline 5rau Sarah J. &eatins nj.
Der Vfarte 8. uno Daniel .. Seating uno 9oniorten;
Antra9 auf Beri6tisun9 ener urtlinoe iiber bic ueber,
ira8uHg ppn 0runpbelib aMf Der OfleIte Der RlbmonD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13
3ur QSicncr A~neitcuuua. INcdbz
fcl End SrCbifhrtefc.

Die beUOrltebcnoe lSIener gSelt = QuSitt(s
ling, weId)e am l. gtat beginnt uuO mutb-
maBltd ntdt Dor benz ,. Nou. iblieBcu muo,
bat Die Stlieluit Dc5 amerltnnriheu lubli
tunlS in 10 bobem @raOe eutDtdtlt, OaB i'd
mid oeranloBt icbe, Die Nufmcrtiamttit ocS
BubIttumS OH DIE Mu8ftcuun9 D0n Gre
ettbrtcfcn 81 lentcH, nQd IUelhen btl oleier
@elegenbeit EN- gr0Btrcr Se3chr, ais blsacr,
Ittn mrO. SD babe OiCiIn lmltauO autlc,z
PIT nao oGraui bin ole umiaiicnOittu Eorbe-
reltnn8en NIT ben gr6Bercn init mir i'll Scr
b%lnoung itclenOtn Bautliuicrn GurOua'S,
nal"entIth init Der yuutou : Sanf" in
gSieH eiHcm Der bGOeutenOtcH @clo-
9nltttute 0tutihIonO'3 abgtihloHeu.
8etlel uuO @rtOttbrieit III ben nJGoriaiten
llQttn bel &. Mniuc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13

g8ir MAIDEN ~beiOnecrS 0Hi bic &u;eige oCl
So. Samc8Q 6. Siren & 50. ouimaIiQm
Die ntnfiefr ibr Otatragcn -@ei6dit in SIR,
-S4, MeltzS Baltimore , 5utihCu 6ouiOap. nm
9aplr., tr0fnet baben. Die 6irma bGItaul
bisbcc aus cen 60. Same5 z. mo &o6u s
6rcp mo @m. giene. Die lcBtcu berOcr
6erren rnD aus Nn0 Noiiir 0r. @cOrg 6
Sorper2, cn Iiitltigtr @cidGit5manu, elnge.
tfcteu. YlQigteit nn0 reeue @~ebauoluug iint
Observation-Disclosures, burdl nelde Die 6irma
Die Sunlt oeS Publtfunl5 SIT gepinueH iH1eu
mirN-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13
Sic USaIttmOrer Sbigcn=
GJcIeilid1afIn

bcgebt ibren OicSiabr;3en 9rOBen MasGsrb0l
UiOntaI, Den II. 6ebruar, I'M 8anttttiaal
finO ocrart gctrOieH, oaB itt Der &au olat
3ruCifcl 81 cincm Der briuantcltcu rer Sauor
9~citalten miro. NtitgIleOtr, melte iiA al
be!n J3uge betbeill9cn wouen, mii6eu ihrC
ytameu Spuntag Ooer ndditeu 0onucritag
bti'm SclluQlt2r eiurci9cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13
ssJrm

lplrb bLtle 2Bohe an leoem Nben0 cas- qrokt SenI1.
ttUnsz Drama: rSertba, oas Ndbmaid enzJR6odbsn
Sur aut1u9rlng 9slan9en mo out lecen ran oGs
Glbiitu!n t~tdarenueiie in ole hcunotibsH R1uml
Ces Dfuientsmpels on Der 6rontdrabe loden. Nntf
Sanor's Oetannte euItipicl=SeituihGit, an me(ber II,
". ete llSenolids sanstrtr 6t[. 9oGo Sau, bic rel.
Sfnoe Slalfieiin 6tl. 8e't5a Sirttt un0 Der 6eribnts
Grldstntn maiden. Gbenio merOea bic bsiNen Gdrisl
tihhem WI Settie uno Sop5le Remmelsbera an Ic,
oem Aoeno IN jlpet GrO6en 8QaetCn a%uItrcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13

bat ieinen oieSlGbttgen YlaStcnboG auf Wtou
tag, Den "a. 6ebr., ftItaeiegt. Die Utltglic
Der, melde all benz 3u9e tbeiliunebmtu &C.
O%entcn, ueroen auigcforOcrt, morqeu 9tat,
mitta9 I'm 3 u4r i'll 0er oQrbeiters6aue" Il
aihelueg, wOielblt ON @bcnO aud cine mn,
ittalii9e tIHterbaItuug ii~attitnoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13

Or. jpbuffun,
Arit nteitr bcrtibmien Iniiatt, Cutneftc, fuGbrrnb
fr ltb IN oeH 9rOBcn SoipitcierH @uropa's, ndsiltt
III Gn9luno, Nrantreib nno GnocrlUIrt5, bGiQnb, ba5
h1erts, lbHelte, ar9sHcbmte uno griHoIidfe Setiz
Intttel IN Der Bclt fir
GIGe GrCeffeobsr Rtsbrdudcbesmeufb.
Ii6Gu 5pt5ms,
SbDdGs I'M Riifen ODER in Den 9liebern, Etoduus
9sn, Seloen Der HitereT oocT 9laiC, unirGiiriuiqe Mbs
nnie, Serum ocr oIGGniibcHSrdIle, GctOoiitdf, Sntz
trlltuHg, Rleheygei6iaosnbeit, ReorifiS6crUirrpne
9sr5tlopieG, ViageHidiuahe. SiftCrn, GbluGhe Nts
@enht5 uH2 o6Din6tl, &rantteit bes Sopie6, ees
gem ooer unterIcib5 2cioeu-0ieie ibrcdIibeu. boiSr
lu9cnollhen @eipoGnbritCu Sujuihrcibcnoen I'm,
oronnR9en-9ctelre Gno 9elabrlide @cno5nbcitcn,
3lct 'I.tanst lNr l6re 9plclr. als Der Sprentn.@r.
ne MOT jeitl9 9ebetit Dcr0en. Die glGnSerDnen Sof-
Hlin9en Oernttten, SbtnGbe fer Gouniution brrpors
9rlI9eH, Que &he unmoaItd MAIDEN uno ;uIegt Den
SorpGr mo 9etit 5%critoren.
6eilnng III ;nei Snoeu edrartirt.
GuOilR9 i~nnerbulo lebS StuuatH. SCin Gue2fl0cTl
S9lohSh' ole orrb igEor1nte. IcIb!inEtgg yeuls
nm" t9Ie 9iIte rutnIrt worteE iinb, iOntcn iOfor uors
Suuee Rduusr
otloH9tts, Dd1e Gle Soitr icuSs gebCimCn SdhCT5
gE.eoLoen mn, t0s iabrltd 10 Oiel 5Ouier0r in tin ga
Irioes 0rdb rCiSt, lUelbC ourb ibre CrbabfHgn "a
lente uno tntlUitel.sn 8srfan0tetraitc nnl Srm Sogs
nt ocr SereStiamteit cen SeEut ~bc9cticrt unb Der
Stltr oeiautcrnoe ? one eulIodt ba5CH miiT0Gn, mOgtU
llp MT pollen SertIGueu nGben.
SlGlef llno ctnl9e Der trdprGcH uro betlaqenef0fT'
teen Nol9en ter fribereu @cUotrteltcr DTS Saiers:
Sdmabe i'm Aiitsn uno in oer @tc6ern, s6mer5eu
n Gem &opIe. Shmadt ocs e}cllg5ls, Serlnit oT
NtustrItrnit, 6erjttopieu, Eerooie uFrute, WtG9rnz
ihDdde, ltnorrnung Der &eroouun9eorGane, auses
metne &ntiraituna, Spmptome Der SdiiDtne fndt.
@eifig!-Di i5retittcn NStrtunaer oes Kos
tiers limo ie6r 3u %ilrt,ten. 8erIuft oce 9eoihtniIIC5,
8IlUIrIaa Der S0etu, SGoriitibcit ber@eifestrol.P'
boIe ItnuEqcu, Nbreiguug oor Seicliclait, Sunt
mad giriGnitcit, gti. trauen gegeH lid ielbft, 1urtts
iQmfeit ,c. iTno eiHi9e Der lhiinmcn Eoleen.
s b c.-Ser5iIrGtbete Rerlouen oter IunGe WR6u,
rer, weI6c i1 81 UErebCiten bcG6iidtigen, uno Biz
i'd i5rCr pbBiil den 9dUa6e, oes @eIluaes ibrcy
Selguugsfrait, Der gieru0ftdt, Der 8ReiIbQrFeit' hes
0trjtIopleus, Ger orGGnIibcR ShDdte, nerO6ier VII
gCpdnEtbett U0Gr anheIer Setoen belUuBt iinb, tonueu
iduel gcbetIt iUertCu.
urtbeiIber Yreffe. - Die oielen F~oujenoe.
Wobreno Der letten f%ebenJebu Sabre Ia oieisr
Ani!alt tuLtrt %lpproeu, uu5 Die Rense nitttaer,
uunoGrBtllder OperGttonen, Die Dr. Sobnuon ous.
uno oenen bic 3situHestopportsure uuo oigIe
lneere Herionen betruobntsn, lUouol oGs BubIifum
puroe, uHo enrlid iein GuI ole Gbren-
mann N SeSu9 uui @buraiter uno @eiuifienboiiiG.
ltno tir eIeSet6euoea binreittnoeS
9tice: Rr. a. Glib SreeeriRRrdse, SoItf.
more w'S' BoO. IL, 3Dttt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13
Die Observation-Disclosures S3!itcnz
0ciciilcuaTtH

ieielt bcute, bcn IS. 6cbrIar, ibrcu groBcu
Ntast;nbal i'll benz SdEtenpartc al oer
&aibington- 9tooo. Sir 0r idjnilcu uno
bdBllditeu Utasftn mo 4ileiie au5gcjegt NOR
ben. Dad Ocn arrangements gu urtBeileu,
miro nd 0teierSau in le0er 0Rildt III ciIcm
bGliI briIantcn gCitaltcf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13
Ednnic %fnnnnfd,rcp

plro Viortag 4ocnb oils .0taru studrr" in Gor6's
l1eH Spernpuuie %auItreter. Se6er 0eItibe, Der Die
9roBs STa9ootn nod ntdt auI Der cHJfiiten Sabne
9slepen tat, ioGte Riht ~psrfe9ler. fb Dtonta9 Abtno
IN Den ~eleganten Sdumen ncs Opernh1 u't5 %elrjuitnz
oen, nm Die e~eielerte 2~anbsmanHiu, ole tn ali Oct
en9lt den 8iiDne einen @brenpIaB elrdn9cn pal, cen
&rlbut Der Anertennuro ~ solcn. Der Strfdui Der re-
ieroirten Site beainnt 6eute IN IGc9attre1's DtulttGz
lienzSunolung, gr. 20, gBct .SoiumorefraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13
Die ySIitimorer Sur0ct= 5hii8cnz
E~;pjruFAdtS"

halt Otoptag, 0tu II. 6cbruar, i'll Der ,%Or.
mdrtS 0ale" tbrtn gloBeu @tu6tenbou ob,
iitr wcldjen bcrclt0 um5O0eu0e &ortcbruugeI
9~etroffen itnO. 0a du g;nuBrcider AbcnO
bepOrllebt, 10 miro Der 8cIud ii4tr eiu 5abl.
lelbCr mcroCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13
~ Sin anerfannres 6eilmittcI.


Diro IN bicIet 2So6e Ole rcIBenbe tletnC J!ea aus Salt
t~ornien in Dem gro5urtigen Seniati rs- DIANA: mTiz
beta, Der Seucriob0lo" a%uftrCtCn. 0as Stid 1T reid
an Ipdnneuofn SceneH uno bat ibelGu ISirorc or
regt, aui be gusitGttnn9 ocs Srama's lit bcIogbcrer
SleIB %ucrrGnct luoroeH, uno iinb feline soften 9elpuIt,
nm oaiielbe in ~tuabr9ait 9Idnjen0tr BtiIe a%ni;ufubz
fei. 2Str tunnen utbt nmGtr, etnem Sjeoen Den Bez
iuh oes ireunoll6eu DoutSaudrdkeu, 5beofere inTb-
| rPnn hiPiRr yiknhP IN P1nniahIrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13
Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

lnodt |bItQnnt, 0QB leUI 0If8liHrilCr 0rOBCr
Nta5tcnbal Utiltmot, oea 10. 6cbraar, III
Der oGOncOlOtQ" ituttinOeu wiro. 9libtmit=
9lteoer f1nnel mn gcgen ell Gutree bon So
0lrA Mit9IisoCr etnNlitbrt melOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-13
WObeipuaren+ - 8iutger SluSoers
Fruf.

9te So. 8erftns& Co., gtr.22, Noro-
@barlesitr., woblbetannte DtooeuaarenbdnS=
Ter unierer StaOt, empieblen III u;eorigen
Breiien, I'M fiir neue Giniagen Ylat III ma
men, Sommer;euge in qrOBtr Nuswabl, Ter
me- YclB3euge, 8ridtiiher, SlautttS uno an.
%oere98auren fir 6raucn uuo SinOer. Slele
Ger 8aaren babeu 0urh 8aiier e,waS qelit-
ten, ODER iJnO JOINT gei4aoilt, absr trOgOem
nod gut uu0 brauabar. Ytau fam idon
aut uniere @mpfeblu1s bel ben $50. YcrfrnS
& So. uOripredlen uno er9d!t jeOenialS Sc.
le9cnbett, bulge @mtauie gu MAIDEN.
81 Sim anerfanntes 0eilmittcI.
1SromH'S 8rondt al SrOheS"
iIno weit uHb brett nnertuunt ais Gin muiter-
9itlttgeS Qetlmtttel fitr 5ulleu, @rfdltlngcu,
Srodtti8, 6Glerfett nuO anatre geiOcn oc5
S4IunoeS uno Der 2unge. 37.4Ot&tp)
@-GS etbt pobt fcin barulojcre5 uub
bod WlrtlamCreS 0ulmlttel, oils Or. Qriz
guf &6ni9'S s ambur9er Bruftz
3 h &c. 8CriOnen bon allen 2emperamenten,
ia iOgar S%du8Iingen fam oeriel6e obue jeoe
9sfabr gegeben mcr0cu. Gr ihmcdt all
geusbm uno III INNER BON gutem @riolge be-
9lettet. (299-)
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Ser DGi0arrcnmatDcr= Bcrciu
MdfrdEcnzE nhri9.

bdlt Srsit0g NbtnO elucn groBeu Bali in ser
,,yItns Niembln- 9lOOm8" ab.
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iclher FabritGutsu ousqeidloItu morbeu. 81.
ielbft auf cine einf6rriae Yreieliiie biugear.
bsitet bitten. Die nGriipine" hegteu teinen
@rcu geaeu lire arbsitaeber nab piiuihtsn
aut ultt, ibnen Ra9theil su5ufigen. 81.
Sabritautcn ioBten Die Code in eiuer. o,e
Slrbelter ie in anoercr Ncile aui, bas lei beS
EubclS Sern.
5r. &risht babe vor Der annabme elmer
9leihi0rmisen Yrcislilte 9eparni; Die Sabri.
tanteu wiiroeu iie 10 ,pie 10 iibsrSorb wcrfeu.
ST mics ali iriibere Sample Der Grt bin unt
periudte, uadSupeii EN-, baB Der 3ued oel
fiini Nirmen lei, bus game Gei6dit Salti'
more'S aQcin on iih gu reiBen.
Sr. SO. .. SOhnion BON Sf.Saltimort
muroe nunmebr uorgeiielt. Gr lei tein Sri
ipin,~ a6er er lpmpatbitre nit ibnen. Gr ie
ein 4rbeitcr, uno peroe man linen uiht &c
redt, 10 iolteu ie in Die 3uIunit bliden mi
cine groBe politiite 2rbeiter4 Bartei blloeu
bic Nrbeiter in bie@c ieegebung i6ide uuo III
rem Srterehen aered)t weroe.
Sr. 3. Scarborough belt Die lsste 9ieOe
poruui bic Sertuguus iattianb.
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8altin1Drcr 0dd=0uipital.
Once: Rr. 2, gin. 6rsSsrid Rrods.

SFt aE'n 2i7ot5eaers unO 0rocuiacn gu Gascu.
Gu $Gdst % Gi5., 5 SaGcte fir 8 1 90.
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stabt Baltimore.
SCR Musaabcn Gtat ocs Sanitdts.
Scpartcmcnts fir Die lesten

synr erlten 8atbssweige rsidYte gsItsru Der
Yraiioent cine l3uidrift pss SanitatS. 0epar.
tcmsnts siH, als @rmieoernng ami eiue In>
f,aae uon Seiten oeS gsnannten 3ipei9es.
Die ausgaben maren, iure fOlgt:
GtraBeu. Heiniauugs> uno 8ii.
denabiauS @onto 1921, 1861
Gonto fir gblaoun9Spldte 5,997.47
N%errid,tung nentr Ablaoun9s.
plGse 12,0G7.72
Sir @crItcllug fiinFli6sn
9iin9ers (BouGrette) 100000
Ganitats-@o ont 18,O72.G7
GlOafen 1,265.51
IbOeder- Nrbtit 2,250.O0
Sir Salt uuo anbere Gesinfi,
s~irnllttel 877.73
@cbalte 14,167.14
Ni0riucz6oipital 29,475.39
Soipital iIr anitedenoe &rant.
beitsn 2,56O.OO
Smpi- &ngelcgcnbsiten 1920
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8Oriembert9te.
Ssri6tst BON 0Bm. Tifber S S0bnsn.
SIR. 20. Snutbfrass.

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VI AZ. Ma IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-20

OF a railway car. A provoking "deep
cut" an intervening clump Of trees,
passing under bridge, or a sudden curve
in the roads alignment, snatches the
picture from your admiring gaze. The
law of compensation comes here. how
ever, as it does everywhere else, and a
new combination of light and shade, Of
perspective, color and moving life re-
wards you for the loss. Railroad travel
ing is panorama of infinite variety,
but the conditions are reversed-the
spectator moves, and not the endless
picture. The whistle "dOWn brakes ~
startles the echoes as we thunder along
the shelving shore of the bay Of Bur
lingtOn, the said bay white with RATS OF
sawn timber, with sails Of schOOners
and fishing smacks, and enter the town
of Hamilton. Here the crowds at the
depot have an English look. Leg-Of-
mutton whiskers, square-tOed shoes
with CATERS, and shOFt-tailed coats, with
the Indispensable short stick stuck in the
side pocket, become as familiar as house
hold words. One hears invitations to
take 'Alf an 'alf," and feels that the
''sOns Of old Britannia stick to their
good old ways as religiously in Canada
as on the Strand.
The Canadians evidently know how
to farm. From Hamilton TO st. Gather
ines, and thence to Clifton, ON the Mag
ara river, the scene is one OF rural love-
Gness, reflex Of the Aforementioned
fields of merrie England. Notably is
this the case between Hamilton and st.
GATHERINGS. The fences are all trim and
straight, the feld-gates visible in excel
lent order, and the faImbOuses, half hid
in fruit and shade trees, have a cheering
and inviting look. Occasionally some
village recalling GOldsmith's Auburn
discovers itself to our grateful eyes at
some point of vantage in the landscape,
bringing out its most strikingly pic
turesque effect. The tapering spire Of
the village church, and the smoke blue
and curling above the trees that cluster
and shade the snOw-white cottages
grouped in the midst of clover-ields red
with blossoms, of pastures hanked with
hawthorn in bloom, whose gay foliage
contrasts with the graver tints of the
dark-green frs that lift up their stately
heads above the other trees, while far in
the distance the sun is glancing on the
wavy surface of Lake Ontario, which
forms the background to the picture.
At Clifton we tarry for lunch-a sand
wich and glass of Basis ale-then over
the Niagara river back to United States
territory. How sublimely the famous
falls look from the suspension bridge.
How grandly roll the blue and dreadful
waters of the rapid river! But we must
''dO'' Niagara at another time. Sunday
morning at twenty minutes past seven
we arrived in New York. Here the roar
of business on Broadway browns, bids
us forget even the roar of Niagara, and
reminds us of bringing our letter to a
close; and so, an reUOiT. MODoC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-20

and eighteen same area planted as last
year, whilst fifty-one report an increase
ranging from two to two hundred per
cent. three counties reporting two hun
dred per cent, and three counties re-
porting one hundred per cent. increasel.
Seven counties report an increase, with
out stating per eentage. The average
increase in the seventy-nine counties
heard from is twenty per cent. The use
of fertilizers is reported as having large
ly increased, and labor satisfactory. The
number of hands is about the same, and
they are working rather better, except
in a few isolated cases. Reports about
the weather are evenly balanced, some
pronouncing it less and others more fa-
vOrable than last year. Except in fOuf
counties, the stand is reported as
good, some cay, very fine. Ii
is to be remarked, that the
best reports come from counties
where the largest increase in acreage
and use of fertilizers took place. Eight
cen counties report the crop earlier than
last year. Ten represent it as far ad-
vanced, and fifty-One report it from one
to four weeks later. The average for the
State is about fifteen days later. The
majority of the reports received concur
in representing the condition of the crop
as good. The complaint of grassi is quite
general; but the plant is reported
healthy and growing.
FLORIDA.
Our reports from this State are very
meagre. An increase is reported in the
area planted of two and one-half per
cent. Labor good. Weather more
favorable. Stands and condition very
good, and the crop is earlier than last
year. Very little fertilizers used in this
State.
HARRISON WATTS, Cotton Rroker.
r. D'trAS, Cotton Buyer,
JOHN CHAFFE, Cotton Factor,
J. Y. RICHARDS, Cotton Factor,
A. H PEALE, Cotton Factor
A. NJ. BIGNON, tottOn Broker,
OF Committee on Information and Statistics.