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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
gtcnc Mu3etgeu.
2}IlreQll DeS We6au6ez Snincft0r5.


Baltimore. Den t2. Sul 1873.
rGcbduoe=Snipettor bat GrtOubntBz z@eiu6e uU
iolgenbe 8luzgnpilegten erbatten:
bon s. conner um eIuC SiCbe, 10 bel IL {Eub 5iHs
ter Der Butte 0Itltb Oon Gboptantftr.;
oou Z. 3. Sot6DiH pm 9eihl0ieneu Sduppen, 8
bel II Rub, btuter Rr. 2b, @tnrttr.;
pom 3. Simms UNI enen Stall, l06ei12 i5uB, bius
ter SIR. 80, JOepbineFr.;
BON 8. VI BrepOf mn ofiereu S6uppeu, t2 bet 10
fSus, 6Her ylr IJ7, qoros sGneotr.;
pom Or. Blttt uU offenen Sbuppen, 10 bel l6 g.
binler 9tr. 8, Sloubftr.;
pGn ). B. goouen nm seitlofieneu SbuppCr, )
6ei 10 Ruff. buter Rr. Is, Yoro sSUqontr.;
BON y. lB Utper un etnen Sampltthsl uno ytd'
IdiHe oJn Bferoetrait, Nr. 2l4, 2geitzBrattdr.;
BON 8. s. S6ubert um Gin SommeroGt, Sde Der
BdnFs uno IBnibinatontrGBe;
BON z, gac0anu6 un Elm sommgbo6 Dor %r.
Son u. Glart um offencn s6upycn, 16 bel q g.,
G6e Der Rio9slos uno Stsustttr,i
BON &. BeHu nm offeneE GduppCn, s bel ~ iSus,
on oer 8lncsnt'Auea, naBe 8rGttitr.;
pom 6. Dleaer nm ofieUen S6uppsu. 12 bel ~ s.,
btHtcf Rt. 522 Benuiplounlaz AoenUe;
Don g. UartiH nm Elm Hgue5 Stofruert auf elmer
Ride, 10 bai l6 t5u6, bntst Vi. q, genRQ!uoRia'
5 BON 5. O. 6ewss nm eiueu 9amyitcH,I unO yla.
bine uon so Biroetrait Sde oer Ofenoz uuo Rui'
ieair.;
II 55uB, buer Der @6aVcls, uabe Gomborcfr.;
pom Uiitheu l. Baubdmp I'M Elm Sommer6GG,
gt 800. 2Befs gaItimo cir 4;
uOn UR. Seer um offenen Sd]uppen, hei II iSub,
blntGr Der BdttCrusAueHus, ndbe 9ttinositr
uou gB fS. &rout nm aei9oiicuen 5buppen, 12 bel
"a S5uB bntar SIR, Il, BGtterionz4Uenu
oou R. RGtgr UNI ea SommeToab, Sfe Der Yratt-
uao SHidsritr
DON s. Brunrtr TIM cine BlatiJrm, IL bei IL ISuB,
binter gtr, 26S, Ofz2ombGroir;
uou y. iSreeeman um Gin Sommetoa9 Dor Rr. 1872,
WialamItr.i
pom $. r. Champagne nm elm SaOe5lmmer, y tei
is 1sub, binter Rr. 13. Rorb~ B0ppletonitr;
uon 8 6eli9er am ofiGnGn S6uppcn, 12 bel 10
fut, bidieE Rr PA, g9et ,sds setsfr.;
uon V. s.. BOuer mn oifeneu Sbuppen, l2 tei u
iSuB. binter Rr 80, Sam5Iiossitr.i
uon Stau u. Wtor9dr urt offenen SGuppen, IL bel
Il FuB, btntsr Rr. 43, Samptea61r.;
BON 5 SdGifer nm tln Saoe5jmmer 5inter Rr.
1Ol5 Beit BrGttir.;
oOn 8. Seitbots um 9ei6loiensn Stupp9n, Ii bel
2j Suk 5nter Der 6Gmburg=, Habe Scotttr.;
oon Der rRorolibsn @enralbaSn. @eieaidaft" um
5RlssrGpbenhGn9en in Der Vlonuments, Buren,. Gre
ters, Gltce Gur@, @aroIlnez, G9Gmess uno Yonofr.
bis CUR Su6ion's gSerite.
or benaearie5tigt edber Nue, bic IS auaebt oGS
! er Samffa9, Den 10. Suit Sormittags 10 ubr, In
eiuem Sireau anUeieHo ieiu tuirb, beiagte 9Gz
u6e In GrUd9ung yu Bieben unO olriber BeibIu6 iu
| iaheH. Sn Auitra9e: NJ. q. &SdttiHs,
l66l @Iert oes @cbduoczS SnDeitorS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
8alttmore WO., N}Outag, Den Il. Sult 1878.

Spiel bieisr 6ldmmden, bic balb pie fleine
liliputauiiAe Glen, balO rei9snmeiie 9rasios
poriiberhuid,en, balO luhtg untereinanoer
tansen. @s 9ibt iibrigen9 nod oiele auoere
ieltiame 6errlidfeiten in bieism BaUlaon, 10
elm Srdefrion, Das isines Slelden iudt.
g0gsI, Bic inter Slnmsn finqen, ais menn
lie iebteu-u. (. No.. 1ud) Seiiel bon pOrsit3.
iider Qrbeit leuten bas 2lu9e auf ittl. Iber
man uergeiie nitt, OaB man ita in sinsnl
3aubercubinet beItnbet; man traue ntdt Der
ingenbIidsu @irce, tpslhe bort Die 9onneurS
mad)t, feenu fie ld9elnb gum gtieoerlaiieu eis
uen oieier Seiiel aubietet. 2ieIer SeiieI
ndmlid ift eim MeIOmane; funm bat man
Ii6 geett, 10 fdnst er an Su muii3irsn, baB
es Oas 6ers erquift. ad, oem GrfiHeun98s
qeiite be8 Reni4eu fiub feline Shrauten ge-
Iett. 0as @lauier bat fid bereits oa8Quar'
tett unterporfeu NIB mic Iauge mag IS nod
oauern, 70 miro elm 6autenil a quatuor tple'
berum oas Piano a quatuor IT'D untermerleH
uno oann miro Die 3eit fOmmen, no Die
Guartette 8eetbouen'8, WoSart'S II. Saper'S
nidt mebr gaipieIt, ionOeru 9eieiien merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Iu8 ONafbinotOr.

BaibtHston,t3. t3. Sult. - Son Offt,teIer 5eitl
uio beribtet, od6 oas Defslt bss nS5reto uens.gaa
rsar5" Stl f66 II betrdSt, uopon ehod unsebib btC
esrin9he Summe oem Stn. 0omorb Jur eaif iiGt.
er on oas 5uitGnoise SlGeau lbermtteln Deroe 8tcs
elbe roifSeac sCite- sibt ND oouu sToss gube, out
8cil3t ~ ettldren, 70 oaB Der Beroat nabe selsgt
miro, ous man noftJie1er Seits" ouiudt, oen fronIs
men RanH aus Der BGtite 81 betfeu.
Abermals bat man in ytelU gort uiCoer bcocus
tenoe etrisereisn cntbedt, utle iest IN.
terudlt lpereen.
- Ser Brdfocnt bat, ba teiu fSranFatur BIpue.
GUM mebr sritnt, pom nun an oas Borto itinsI
Sreie Su bejcblen. 0amit er I'M Stauee leiu mog G.
oas Borto unf rem 9CiUidbte iener 8rieie iGlbf Ju
bere1nen, mill man ibn, Uenn or Hab gBaibiHetol
3uritdteSrt. cine IGons fIbcne 8rtewdG3s gum Sc
fd1euF m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

sic mar aefieru IbenO iebr uurubig, beion'
oers. ais ite b0rte, 6uB ibrsSoffcr in Seidag
genommen ieieu. Webrere Scale eriufte iie
ibre28ddteriu, buB man iie aueiu lafieu nr0ge,
mas jebodl nidlt aeidab. ginige baIten bas
6rauenSimmer fir mubufnnig, anbere ias
gen, fie fteGe iid nur 10 auf ben &ath ihres
Nnmaltss, tpelder lanse Dor ibrer Serbaf'
tun9 euaaairt morOen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

mad Sarmonp, NO es in eiucnr $6otel abfiea.
gSdhreno Sate i'm Bette lag, idboB 6ra,ier
Der llngliidliden cine Sugel ourd) Oen &opf,
ieete Johann bic gSafie an baS etaue 6aupt
uno fsuerte. SrnSier lsbte MIR nod eiuioe
Stun0eu, Sus 0idbden lit nod niht toOt,
aber ibrem gnOe nabe. Die Germutbun0 Qebt
6abtH, buB 6raSier bic iaredli4e Shat au8
@iferiudlt ueriibte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
9tc CInStduer.

QaramiesGitp. 8pOming, y. Suli.
- OerAgent Der - yBhite. .Riper. lltcs," Vittles
felo, meltet iOebcn, OaB uuf Der Reerpation
aae5 rubtg 1T unb aud fetu Snoianer, Ioneit
bis ouBiu bet0nut, gst0btet ODER uerpunoet
puroe. @s erhelt Jest, baB Der Saupf Siam.
lm's nit Snoianeru nit elmer 8anoe oiebi.
ider atrrupOboss ItattfuuO, Die iid fir yllteS"
ausgeQeben batteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Ste faufmdnntI6e alsentnr pDt
W. q. 9un & Gomp.,
Sab.Of.@de ber Baltimore. II. @barleshr
=
% O itt NJ ore.
sHx~kIs~x ,sss Gmsri ~ "A

(GtabIirt i'm Suni fSA1.)
9iees @tabliiiement lteiert trnt an untsrtretberl
Ssr Stenuns, gsraptportli6teit C. bon Sauflsutsn
Sdnolern u. l. M. innersalb Der Ser. Staatenf GeI'
ritorien unb Brttil6 ~eoros amsrtfa; aug hseru IL
Elm Rcieren,e Bud, peldes Die Hamen BON usbr, ole
100000 aaifeuten u. (. uno beren Ratsn uno bit
Stedune beriflben entbdlt. sc III oas eomgleteni
ur0 0usseos5ntste Spiiem. psltss Ismals llr Oh o.,
Beauemlihfeit Der goni@ uRb bance.epeulel UNI
fir biz uIIaeneine BerbeHsruna uno esn SGus oef
Saubels orsaXihrt tpurbe. So 5Detsz yirrdus baoer
fuir, welte in ben boupidhlifen tdoisn ttnc; un'
(ere grIeidterungen fsnIen nibt hbertroHen 1eroen
xBm q. 6carlett, beriuobpenoer @ompa9non
nE Ssdlse Aniprlbe iueroeu ein9eBogen nno Soe
rtdbtsfa1en I'M Ausemeinen beiorst. (SanH,lSi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Die SrauQtffen Demonifrattcn in
Mens sQLcrF. - 3tDtIbenfdlIe.

Gems BORT, II. Sull. - sll8 Die Bro'
,eiiion Der Orangilten bic Gde Der 27. ct.
uuo Ratiion-NUenue oaiitrte, Uerbreitete ft)
plSblih ou8 @erii9t, cap elm &nabe, Der elm
Baauet Inter oem Nrme tru3, ourh etnen
8itOleui9uB 9etrOfeu unS, am Seine otr'
punoet, oauougetragen worOen iei. Der me
nuterbro6eueu &hdtlgtet Der im3uge itd be.
fiublifeuGrommler mirO es 3u9ei1rteben, oaB
Der SduB bon Der BoIi,ei nidt gebOrt mnroe.
uebriqeuS le9te ii9 bic Nuiresuns bnlo ple'
Der, o1ne baB man @ewiBbeit oariiber erbal'
ten, OBJ eiRS9uB ab9eieuert wurOe, oOsr n'ht.
= Srldnoiide Steinbauer uno aHoere Arbets
ter itauoen an jeSer SraBenede, unO benabmen
fd,, nit elmer ober Spei au8nabmeu, in Der
MISREPRESENTATION 8eiie. 9te Geute le9ten ibre
6anomerf3euge nieoer oOer hielteu ihre Se'
ipuuue an uuo iabeH gleidaiiltig ben Sorbeis
,iebeuosn Ill. 2ln Der gde Der "a. StraBe
madte Elm lrIdubiiaer Subrmann etHe beleis
bioenSe @eberoe unb ladte in b0bHiider
Weije; nod an einem anOeren Srte periudte
Senlano oaiielbe, o9ne OaB leboh odOon NOti3
oeuommen murOe. - Iu Ger @de Der 27.
SraBe muroe EN- Mauu in emem rOtben
Semoe megeu anft6Bigeu 8enebmens uuf8er-
aulaGuug elmer luugen Srangiftr oerbaitet.
CONT erslgnete iid] gtt9ts. 500 Boli5tIten
henIelteteu Den 2ua,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
SteG am Mbcn0mabl5 :. EifAe tObt

Qoui8oills, Sp., y. Stuff. - a(8 AM
lesten Sonntage in Der Shilobtirde nabe
6OpfinSoiqe Srau @TiIp Omen gum abeno.
mablstiidle getreteu mar, fel iie pl6elit tOOt
nieber, gerabe nadOem Der @eifIiae tbr ben
&eIdl aereidlt hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Nubd.

Sabanna. 13. Suit. - Ser @bef Der
SrOha fanO unldngit baS osrluiiene 9a9er OeS
Sen. Sincent @arcia. Gr iOq bort pi9tige
0otumente Qeiun6en baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Sbcrmals etil O1orS unO SelbfSmUrb

Us beeltng, W.sNa,, II. SnIl.-@roBe
Gufreauua bat pter Elm idredtideS @ret9niB
beroorgeruien, bas lette gtaAt in Sarmoup,
Ba., iiattfaub. Gin iunger Wunu, YaTens
Sob. SraSicr, entfibrte tiir3li9 aus Bbeeliug
bic 17-idbrtse Sute 6OOlltit. DaS Baar be.
CAB F6 sHnd4f mad Ptttsburg unb BON bort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Ner RaIpr nat1 Nntppa,

8biIapcIpbia, u. Sult.-9m yGon'
tineutal. Sotel" ianO beute cine 8eriammung
BON 6reunoen elmer audi BON btCrous proiets
tirten Quftfabrt mad europa fatt. @tuSObu
oes gerOnauteu gYiie belt cine ldn9ere Ggs
rsoe, porin er it9 bereit ertldrts, ia @emeins
Id)aft NIT Gberit 9e g,bna bic Geiie au ma.
den. Oberit 9e abuu ertldrte in eingebeuper
gSeiie bas Yroiett, uuS itlieBli6 murbe eiu
@omite ernanut, pel6es iiH sur S0Ioerung
Der Sade nit bem D6rantlin'5 5nltitute" unG
Der Afaoemie Der 28ifeni4aiten" in Serbiu'
oun9 ieeeH ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
SGlQaO : 9speI9ea.

Ser Gpfr. y@ttD Of Q8aIbtnetOn.D
9alifar, II. Suli.- @tne 9epelae bon
Bort,9es Bar ulelbet, oaB oas gSetter benGau'
dern unginftis it, Ser 9ampier DIt. u
5taGr" fam beute WiOr8en um 10 ubr IN
Bort.2es Bar al unb 9iug I'M 2 llbr NIT Der
Sffisiereu beS 9amDfers unO ben iibri9er
Observation-Disclosures mad 9al,far ab
8ie3mtIbenOeds. Ba1ia9iere werOeu uat) DO
ton, Die Saiiiten.Bufagiere mad Bortlanl
aebradlt uno uon bort meiter uad] Stem yDorI
6ef0rSert werSeu. 600 @Oui oeS 9amVfeGS
Oaen bereits in bus oiieue @eer binansge
ihmemmt mOroen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
NertdounQ,

Bou89teepiie, R.sg., 12. 5uIt. - Die 5ntcr
natiOnale Convention tcr young Mems Christian
Associations" bat ith beuts sEoGtiltts ucrta8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

s,ip 9rpeiiel an Der ScenhiGt Der Toree!iH. - Gin
bentl6cr SerAteritGtter ICitet Die Yolibet au tte
.6pur,- Observation-Disclosures Der Sethenhou Die
Yior0eriu seIitestrant. - Wtut9mablt9e Cons
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
xoSesfdIe in ct. Youis.

Ell. 2ouig, u. siuIi - Sm 2aufe oisItr g9od)e
urbcn bier 24 Perioneu, Qrate 10 pel ais in letter
gBode. 67 itarben an Der GbOIeramOrbus, 43 an Der
ain0ersGbo bolerG uno Der ,,Sommer Complaint" l30
2lnner iinb in Der IobtenLLlte eLnae hloLeM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
9Spn MrFdnf1b.
9ie &SrdnoiItcn in (SGnoS1,

~NN ~ ANNtsFENFNNIE w S3EFFtNUVFF
Soroutn, l.. Suit. - Die bette Sraugliten De-
Dar bic. pelhe bier bsue ratfan0. n
unO II Ooun9 6ritaiu.Go9en nit u Wtut.
hSrpt 1nnpn hurdi mic Etrn6Fu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

8bttabeIp6tq, ben II. Sufi.-Seute Rudbnit
tag lib; brdt IN eiuem 9r0sen @ebduoe On ber 60
umbia apenue iSeu5r aus, fUcI6es mebrere StGblti'
lemeuts in Aloe lGpte. Berluf sI5,OO0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

WEULU WWU IUIE WNUV4
2iub la b 6anaoa. II. Suit - DGoio gtesbitt err
toB ytarg u popuOOO, luetl lie ieiaen gspsrbuuger
tim Gehbr neben Nnnlltr
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
NOTICE.

STNilE yrslcDiered, have this day entered into
l. Co-parncrship under the namc OF Scow-
.drick 3 Elssou, tor the purpose Of carrying on
the business OF General Merchandise in Middle
town, and having taken The stand recently oc-
.cupied BY tho late 6sm of Scowdrick 4 Cochran,
respectfully solicit a liberal share oil the public
patronage.
]. II. SCDwDRiCK,
q. wulDRrFF ELIASoN.
Jan. is,, 1879.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11

MIXED TRAix,-Eorthward, will leave Del
mar 81 90 P. n. Laurel 3.25; Seaford, s.ss I;
Bridgsvilis, 40 Greenwo 40 /; Farmingtes
IS IS sssissssa ssssi:s'sa S,si,: esds Mi,@i.ss:
900 Philadelphia, 1850; Baltimore, s.se.
Ssuthward, will leave Pkila. ~ il.30 ?. n.
baltimore, 1.30; Wilmington, ~. 50; New Cas-
iis, l.70; Mlddletowa, e.2s; Townssnd, 3.46 I;
Clayton, 3.is; Dover 400 Wyoming, Ale;
FELTON,, 40; Harrington, SOS; FarEisstes,
SIS; Greenwood, $50 BridgsvilIs, B.se; 6sa-
ford, 9. Is; Laurel, Gao; Delmsr, TOO.
The mixed train win Be run subject TO dslayf
Incident to freight business, and will step esly
:, stations where time 10 given,
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New CsstIs for Wilmington aud Phila-
dsphia ct 7.%o A. n. Leave Philadslpbta,
ii.ss A. n. aad Wilmington, leo p. n. for
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additionai " thoss above. leave Snyraa fsr
Clayton II .3sA. n. cod I IS N. leave Clayton
for Smyrna $40 a. ~, and 400 r. ~, leave
smyrna for Clayton if.3s A. NJ, aud 7,sa r N.
to make cppnec,pp With trsips to and from Do
yer, aad Stations south.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Townsend. with the Kent Copa,y asd
Queen Anne's 4 Kent Railroads. At Clayton,
with Md. and Del. r. u. At Harrington vish
J. 4 y. r. X. At Scsford, with Dorces,sr and
Delaware r. r. Al urlmar, with Eastern Shore
Il. r., and wicomieo and focomoke X. X.
May -5-ly II :. KESSEy, sapsrIn'sadsst
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
DIVIDEND.

january Isl, 1913. i
s,iiE Directors hare this day declared II dvi-
l. Adend 81 FIR pts rent ior flie last .iA
months clear Of all Taxes, payable ON aud after
the 9Th inst.
j. l.. GIBSON, cashisr.
jan. 4-3w.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
COOK STOVES.

NIAGARA, PARLoR COOK, MONITOR
tohAl COON, WV Penn LtiilGll,
aud others made in the city
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
NOTICE.

6TsiIE undersigned, having closed ont his Gro
L cery snd Provision business 10 Messrs. Tny
lor 4 SEN. would respectfully motif, those In
'cbi-d 10 him. that an bills no, paid within
,hiriy.in,s from slSs date will he placed in the
hands of an officer t2r collection.
4. T. BRADLEY.
Midileiown. Del.
Dee. .7-,lm.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
NOTICE.

~TNHE firm heretofore existing "a ElIASoS 4
l. GEARS dissolved January $, 1879, by MT
.,uai consent.
The business will he conducted in the future
iby LEE 4 GEARS NJ the old stand who will
,isc their best efforts give satisfaction 10 thote
who favor them with work jan / l-;,m
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
NO1,ICI..!

NOTICE ls lcrehy given, that shall Npply 20
.lN the Legislature Ut the stats oi pch,Herc, tl
Srs li-ennili Session. commenting III JtnaHr,.
"A. y. 1879, for the passage oi nn Act, aiNutcing
s-ac aud my wife, llcsicr Jane U,h'son, from the
bonds OF nsirmony.
SAMtEL 7. OTiiOSoN.
~. Gcora"s, Dec, 18TH lsT2.
l,rc. 2l-lia.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
n OTIC e..
DISSOLUTION.

S1Nnk arp n Seowdrick 4 Cochran, iis this
1 day dissoived by mutual consent
TbA busipessof the laic firm will be settled by
J. II. Scowdrick, he only Is authorized 10 sign
In liquidation for said ftn,.
J. II. sCUwDRiCK,
X. A. COCHRAN.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
y6ktts,! ii. q
!Bt66OLdT1O1S. !!

T,Huetl4s4hlpl hfs,16sd esbtiNs ~.
i twssa ihe unAefSsnea under the nnme Of
HAseps Bans. y this day dissolved BY mutual
conieaL The business Will " settled by either
partner q tbs old stsad. Eu0EXE n. HANSON,
Jaa. IL, 1879. BENZ. =, HANSON.
AAs9s# sf IS
MOTTO e..
The undersigned has purchased The iate,cs, of
his brother, and will continue the business of
general merchshdising at the old stand. He
shasks the friends and customers OF the old firm
for their liberal patronage, aad respectfully So
jicim . continualcr u tbs sayc also, a liberal
share Of the public pasrohAge. y. N. HANSON
Jae nrln ~ N.
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
yailraad Giule- Gatlf.
IS \ 4,
pslevsFe Ran Road ldps,
ann~ar Arraneanoat.
Fssss.


IN ~ ssssr wc~day, nay -, fess, te1s@aes =.
~ espese.l Trains -iH leave - elis!s;-
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
SLEIGH FOR SALE!
FOR RENT.

A Conveniently located II o u e
n scar Main street, having all the INN
pertaining TO a house s2le
in Village. Cellar, garden, water At
the door, &c. Rent reasonable.
Apply TO MRs r. L. RYAN.
Oct lg-tf
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
NOTICE

4 I'll persons owning, or occupy ing property
~ within the corporate limits OF Milriowa,
are notified that ihsir side walks and CUTTERS
anus, he kept clear OF distractions IN accordance
with Town Ordinances Nos. and
By order OF the Board,
u. II. FuSrER.
Jan. 4-2w. Ghaimait
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
NOTICE,

fIsfIE undersigned, imsiu. rlasyi ont his
l. Flour, Feed and t.roccry liuaiut.s 10 ia-
,id Mckee, you'd respectfully nolay ia.!sr in
d-bied 10 hin, ,lia, all bills not laL rs The ifs
vi February next will be placed IN The hlni. Of
an officer for collection.
JAMES GEARS,
Jan. 4-lm.s MnlltiuWn bel
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11
PARLOR STOVES.

BRILLIANT, DEW DROP
GAS BURNING BASE, Union Am TIGHT
PARluR LIGHT, rARIoR
Also, SEXTON ; PARLuE HEATERS.
Stores Of all kinds suitable Cor Stores. Offices
Bar-rcons, and Sehcul Houses.
Also. the Morning Giory aud Tie Oriental both
unsurpassed IN hcantl aud eliricncy. Thcy can
he seen IN operation at the store Of the pronric,or
All si2ts uf Bar-fvom Stoves aud TEMPLATE
Stnyes rGltlirsi AZ short nnti,e
ud stoves taken in csrhtngc.
ss"-TlN WARE at wIolesaIc and retail. -
Being practical workman himself. h. thinks
he can gire satisfaction 10 an Mhn favor him With
hieir work. Particular attention paid to Roof
ms aud SpoDliag.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-05-24

A Western paper says: "You
might as we'll attempt to shampoo
an elephant with thimbleful of
soapsuds, as to attempt to do busi-
ness without advertising"
Bierstadt has been viewing
Cerro Gordo, CAL, and proposes to
reproduce on canvas scenes from
nature in that vicinity.
A gang of men are now grading
on the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road in Soledad Pass, near Santa
Barbara.
What is the difference between
a jailor and a jeweler? One
watches cells and the other sells
watches. vr .ne ref.tr
"We are in a pickle now," said
a man in a crowd. "A regular
JAM" said another. "Heaven pre-
serve u.s." mCaned an Sd lady.
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A Kentucky paper contains a
report of recent wedding, in
which "the bride was not parti-
cularly handsome, but her father
threw in seven mules and the
husband was satisfied y
By May 10 order of the War
Department all the Paymasters
in the army in California and Ar
izona are placed under orders from
Division Commanders.
The draft of the papers in
Credit Mobilier suit was recently
submitted to the Attorney Gener-
al and the suit will be commenced
at once. InlIl @
Members of the coming Con-
gress say that they will repeal the
law requiring postage on news
papers.
A stamp you can't buy-The
stamp Of a gentleman.
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YUMA. A. It.
Our Agents.

The following named persons
are authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SEN
TINEh. Our terms are So year,
6 months, 50, currency,in advance;
Schneider, Grierson & Co.,
Yuma and San Diego. 0s-r<ts
w. G. Poindexter, Phoenix.
J. S. Mansfield, Tuscon. .
w. T. Hall, Mineral Park.
J. w. Stwart, Ehrenberg.
Thomas Boyce, Merchants Ex-
change, San Francisco.
Rowell & Co., Al Park Row n. Y,
Pettengill & Co., 81 &c "
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-05-24
Navigating the Air.

NoVAS ot4A6 VIC 04As
Prominent among the latest in
ventions of this kind, is the Air.
Ship of Mr.. w. l.. Judson, of
which an engraving can be seen
at the SENTINEL office
Mr.. Judson, after giving the
subject much thought while con-
nected with the typographical
and engineer corps of the army
during the late war, and subse-
quently pursuing his investiga-
tiOns by a series of experiments
covering five years, has pro-
duced a flying machine which is
pronounced both a wonder and a
success. According to his view,
the desideratum in air navigation
is a light and strong motor toge-
Their with a propeller so arranged
as to propel horizontally as we'll
as to lift the machine in verti-
cal direction, or bring it back to
the earth against the ascending
power of the gas, so as to control
it's altitude without loss of gas or
ballast; also a steering apparatus
which holds the bow of the bow
Of the vessel in any position at
slow speed as we'll as when NOV
ing with great velocity, or even
while standing in equilibrium; in
short bringing the air-ship at all
times within the control of the
navigator. a3~
The balloon, or float as Mr.. judi
son calls it, is truncated cone
made of oiled silk; it has no outlet
valve, and after initiation the inlet
is closed gas tight, space being al
lowed for expansion at high al
titude, so as not to require open
ing the float. The car is suspend
ed beneath the float, and it may
be either car or a boat. The
motor is chemical engine, which
can be easily shifted from the air
prOpellers to prOpel a screw in the
water to furnish propeiling pow.
er for the boat. These propellers
consist of double screw, one on
each side, and so arranged as to
swing on an universal joint, adj
hitting the face of the propeller
to be turned so as to move the
machine in any desired direction.
This dispedses with a rudder, as
the prOpellers perform the office
which that device is intended to
secure.
Mr.. Judson's achievement has
ELECTED high encomiums from
scientific men, and prominent
public journals, some of them pro-
nouncing it mechanical wonder,
and the last step toward perfec-
ton in machines to navigate the
q ir - Ia. ..-. ... LLL
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-05-24
ARIZONA & SONORA PAPERS.
No. XIII.
By JOHN G. BACON.

The Sonora river flows past
Hermosillo; its banks are noted
throughout that State for their
fertility. OF the great variety Of
crops which can be raised there,
tobacco is the principal industry
of the region lying north of Her.
mosillo, four and five quintals
having been raised to the acre.
The growth of red pepper there is
wonderful-four crops being gen.
orally gathered within the twelve
months: By sowing the seeds in
hot-beds. transplanting and wa
tering it, the first crop ripens in
three months; water the same
plants again, they flower and give
fruit equally as pungent in same
time /; repeating this method
of planting during the remaining
six months insures four crops a
year. The ground sewn to wheat
in October to 10Th January, is ga
thered in May and June; the
same soil, planted in corn imme-
diately afterward, produces rs
bushels of corn to the acre, 8 to IA
feet in hight, which is gathered
the December following. Clear
and cling stone peaches grow to a
medium size, and have luscious
taste superior to those of the foot.
hills of California. The fig tree
is prolific throughout Sonora. Cof-
fee has been tried in the south
ern portion of the State: the sci
ence is kept in the shade for a
year, when it is transplanted into
a sunny place; the first year
it produces lightly; |
year, full crop, and SO on
until the 5th, sometimes till the
9TH year, when il ceases bearing.
This early barrenness is due to