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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
SGlfe fiir oie gtotbletOenSen tm
WafSad)uTetts.

Nortb a m tom, WalI., 10. Wtal. -
Sci einer geitern 4benS SebufS llnteritiibung
Der bur6 Sic MiQ= =8iperz &atainopbe 8etrof-
fenen absebaltenen Serianmluu9 wurbe eiu
aus prpnlneuten Serreu beiteben6es Sinau5<
@onlite ernanut, nm Geloer entgegen5uneb
men unO bic Sertbeilung Oerielben 3u lelten.
alle Seubuugen merben an 6rn. Gutter SaOz
man, ben S6abmeiiter bes Siilfsz@pmite'S,
Southampton. Wali., erbeten.
81 EN- s. auen, @onn., 10. Wtai. =
6eute Wtorgen tpuroe in Der @eietgebung etu
8eidlub gefaBt, fir Die gtotbleiOenOeu in
MafIa9uietts $4,000 SIT oerlpilli9en. Sic
gertbeilung Der Summe leitet @OuperRenp
SngeriOa.
98orceter, 0aT,, 10. Mat. = Der
9selt beS Neutrality-suspicious. fir Chicago,
S1700, tit ben 9totbleioenoeu bon 9ampibtre=
SountD iibermadt worOen.
SOl on, 19. Dtat. - Sn elmer hsIte pom
Siirgern inn 8atbbauie absebaltellen Ser
iamn1lung tpur1sH Gonite'rf ernannt unb
aNSere Septebrungen getroffen, nm Den ROtb=
leibenben iofOrti9e 6iilfe gerudbren 3u t0uueu,
@s rpur0e elm 6itnfer=GOmtte crnannt. Inn
mad benz S4auplae bes llnaIiidS absu
qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
SnlauOs9epei9ea.
Gins Der 9suuoesbo,trtItaot,

gSaibtHgtOn, 10. Wtat. = SIN SunOe8.
i6abe befanben iid) beute $1O,497 ,842 @ou.
rant; $55 AGO. 900 Spe3ialz PapiergelOs 0epO=
itten Sur @tul6iung BON 0epOiitcniAeinen
s88, ,239, ,129 Silber, eini9lteblid $35 $685.,
400 an 0tiinS= =Gertif fifaten. Die Bapiergel6s
Girfulation betrug $685., 100000.
= Im @rdberi9miifungStage miro fir
bic 53utunft auf ben peridie6enen 6rteOb0fen
OaS InOenfen Der altf beiben Seiten gefalez
nen Srieger uabriAeinli6 in gleider gBeiie
geebrt iueroen, nanentltd) neil Brdltbent
@raut iid entidieOeu bagegen ausgeipro9en
bat, baB fernerbin Dem 9nOenten Der fir Die
Saf]e Der @onf0berirten @efaQeneu meuiger
Inerfennun9 ge3ollt WerOe, ais ben 0elOen
Der lIuipn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Ser Re(A1tf nrft.

Rew 9orf, 10. Ntai. - Sch aftiu gu
2-3. g8e6iel fau, 4.88. Sob attiO 5u 112t-
1124. Sbltgutionen fau, Sehier l21t, '62er
lis. 9lftien qttiu aber fluu, ytelp- DOrt @ens
tral 97b, @rie 354, eate Sbore 75t, SIS.
Central 81, Bittsbur9 874, gtortbpeiteru
4Os, pref. 50, Rod Sslauo 95s.
lluteri9atanltS SilanS; Sob $685..
415. Sourart S41 .73S. .S81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Gin 9ir3f Ses SpOtT6lags ii6ers
fiifttf

Semitic on, Maine, 10. @ai. - Or. 8e=
lea 8, Erasf 1T, neil er burh uadlGiitqe
Sebanbluug ben 9Ob eines Sdugliugs her
bcigefiibrt, Oe8 SoOtiflagS itberfithrt NOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
9SabI ctmes Snm0cSz Senators fitr
e nttffc I'll ctff

gtem 6aoen, Conn.,, 10. Mai. - Die
beltige 4bItimmung fir Die Babl zines
8un6e8ienators bate folgenbeS 9teiultat:
Sm Seuate muroeu 20 Sttl1nlen abgeQebeu {;
oapon erbielt gS. gS. Gaton 1G un6 g8. q.
Sudin9bom 4. SIM llnterbauie wurbcn 227
Stimmen abgegeben, BON wel6cn 1872 All
g8. SO. @aton, 76 aui 2S. u. 8uGingbam,
IL auf Soiepb 0t. 6atulep, AMI Gbarle8 81.
Sugerioa, 3 auf 6enrp 8. SarriiOn unO l
aui 0apib u. 8eGs ftelen. SeiOe !6duier
Der @eiebgebung perOen mOrsen SIT elmer per
einigten Gouuention Suiammentreten, I'M oiC
abitinmung, reip. Die 9tOminatiOn Oc8 Srn,
Gatou I'll beitGtiqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20

StraBen miumeln BON farbigen 0tili;en unO
BON @ruppen BON Siirgeru, nelfe Die etger-
tbiimlid)e SrN9e biStutiren. Shertfi Gain
madte Oem @ouperueur beute Morgen ieine
Aufluartung un6 iugte ibm, OaB er cine uns
an9enebme Bflid)t 3u erfitueu babe. 0a
0toie8 Oie 2tbiift 6eS 8aiu6ts errietb uno
BEN Serb hrtt8befebl in 6er Seiteutaid)e Dcs
S9erifiS iah, 10 ertlGrte er ibm, oaB er Der
Ginlabun9 iu'S GadOt nidt fol9en meroe.
Ger 8rigaOe @encral gtaib, farbig, leB
bann sum Shute 6e8 @ouuernenrS 5mei
GOmpagHie'n farbiger @tiliSen oufuari9is
rem, Die nod iebt oaS Gapltol nmgeben. Die
6rage, oh Die &erbaftnng be8 @Oupernelms
eine re6tlidle SaiiS babe, lit bic lria6e be
oeuteneer 2luiregun1.
Der Gonuerueur nabm ipGter Den 9tatb
Ietne8 9lHmalt5 an uno itcllte SitrgidIaft.
va
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
WOr0 ttn0 Slt.tpcr9icBea ais
SfpIQC Der Srttnfcuhett.

% mpbis, Senn., 10. Nfat. = Sn
@bsrrpz zGreef, 8ontOtoc=Gouutp, Dtiii., az
rietben an lttten 9ouneyItag gS. @arner,
2arf gSilion, g&. McGop, ien., unb Sim.
Wc@og, pcld)e idmmtli9 bebInfen fuaren,
III etnen blutigen Strett. Garner wurOe tobt
geidofien; g8iliOu puroe Don oret Suqeln
gctrOHcn, aber nt6t gefGbrtib perwunoet,
Otc@Op, len, brad eiuen 2lrm uuO Sim.
Wc@oD erbielt lei9te Gontuiioneu. Gle maren
bis gum Iusbru6e oeS StreiteS ole quite
6reunoe gemeieu unb iOgar nit chamber per=
Wanbt. GS ldBt itd) fiir ben Sanpf feiue
anOerc llriabe iiHpeu, ais Stc g8irtung OcS
QlfoGol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Ste sSujtam0c itt elttamIGs4 -Sroofs
r6lutt o1S Capitol. @ro6e
ftre1tNe 1f1fO QSe0efifer1tftQ.

Ntttle- u Od, Arf., 10. Utal. = pelte
WOrgen bel 8ageSaubruf hat SrOOfS nit
elmer fleinen 4btbeilung GoOallerie Oas Gaz
pitol gerdumt, unb tein Meui4 mciB, IpObin
er itd) geluanbt hat. Die Sarritabeu, peld)e
ben @ertsbr in. Der MarfbamitruBc binberten,
iin6 beute Morgen eHtfernt WorOen. Barter
bat pom Capitol Seftb genontmen unb ba-
ielbIt gl0es in gr6Bter SsnfuiiOn pOrgefunbeu.
Die 8ulte ans Den peri6ieAenen Biireaur
maren gum Sarrifaoenbaue beuubt WorOen,
g8aiien lagen iiberaq lumber, nnb 9lrbeiteY
iinO berte geiddftig 9elueieN, bic Srbnuug
einigermaBen mieber ber3uitellen. Se9eiite-
rung iiberal in 6olge Der enbliden 2lu8ii9t
nrf nprpnelte 3uitGuOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Germi5d1te ScVeIdjcn aus
9SeittsMDrf.

Nem.0orf, 10. 0lai. = Sob er<
DIfnete III 1124 unb i4loB ;u 112b. - Der
llnteridlabmeifier 3ablte berte $4,000 ans
als 3inien unO $24 900 fir einse8Osene Sb.
liaationen.-9ie bentiaen 9Oaeignablaen be-
tr1tnS, S427 090.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Gtnbru1 nno bpSBafte 3erit6rnn8
In cftter yH1tdt0r1tTcrei

9anOille, Ont, IS. Wtai. = Sn Der
oorigen RaGt wuroe bel Der ,MOut= 8reBz
afociation" eingebrohcu unO cine 6orm nit
Dem Gate elmer 3eitung, ionie mebrere Ses
tdfen nit elmer groBen Ntenge bon 3ppen III
ben Saua( aeUprfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Ser 0omuernenr BON Stto Garo=
lima 9ebt ietnett rnntertbanen"
NIT dittettt 8ctipteIe porntt.

&barlefOn, g. 70, 10. Nai. = Sn
Eul0e Der priu6ten Scrbaftung SeS bes
Slebtabls anseflagtcn @ouOcrneilrs MoicS
bsrri6t in Columbia groBe aufrcsliug. Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Wttt einer 9!tf erSdIlQ4ctt.

Ytontrea |, Canada, 10. aytat. = 3mei
Snoiuipuen, gtamen8 Slair uno DerOhier,
gerietbeu tiirSltd iiber Die 3inicu, tucl4e 2ebs
terem fir ein 0arleben 81 3Gblsu ieieu, in
Streit. 8GbrenS Oe8 3onfeS reihte De
ro6ier'8 6rau inn eine glrt, init melfer er
ietnen @eguer eridlug. Der NtOrber uuO
ietne Srau ituo psrbaftet morOen, uil iuegeu
Snhtidh1nnPS nrn,Pi1rt an mprhpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Mnt,, 9r,tttf fn'S ttoiSe @rab.

cefer, Maf., 10. Wtai. = @eOrg
SaQant, 80 Sabre alt, nnb Garl Beterien, 81
Sabre aft, linb bier am Samitag abenS cr~
tr,,nfen. 8eibe mareu berauid1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
0emere Waditidltctt aus Merifo

Sta0t u ertfO, IS. Wai. - DIE einer
merifaniid)eu @eielli6oit 3mefs 8aues einer
@iienbabn bewilligte GOn5ciiiOn lit anHulirt
moroen.
3piiaen Ntcrifo unO Statieu lit ein 2tuS-
lieferuugs unter5eiduet pOrOeH.
Der SabreStag Oes am 5. Otai 1862 iiber
Die SranSoien erfo9tenen Sic9es wurbe in
Der 6auptitaOt ltno i'm gau5en GunOe nit gro
Der Segeiltcruug gefeiert.
Ser &on9reB bat $4,000 beptlligt, nm
cine Sertretlug Nterifo's bel Der i'm Sabre
1876 in BbilaOetpbia itattfinbenoen Safular-
feier Su bcihaffen.
Bic 3oubeb0roen 5u 8rO9reiia baben ben
ipalti6en 9ampfer ,gola" megen S9mug=
gels nit Seidllag bclegt, nahOcm Der gr0Bere
5heil Der am BOrO bcitnolid]cn gSaarcn idlon
ans 2Qub 1tIdQfit mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
SSetterS briiuIte,in CANADA.

Stngiton, 10. WtGt. - 0urf cine
Seuer8bruuf im bteiigen 3udtbauie ruurOe
Elm @ebduOe SeritDrt, melheS DIE 2iidler-,
S9uBma9er= uub S6neioer= 98erfltdtten emit
bielt. SammtlifeS SnDeutar murbe eiu
9taub Der 6lammen.
ct. 3 35oma8, Ont, 10. Mai. - 9(u8
aplmer lit Die gta9rid)t Don elmer groBen
6euer8brnnit eingetrOffen, &S iOl(cn 50 bis
40 @ebGuOe ni.OergebraHnt iein. 0a bic
Selegrapben, &erbiuOuug uuterbroheH it,,
ijuo meitere @in3elBeitcu bis jest uidt einge.
trOIieu,
49lmer, Gan., 10. Dsai. - Ser Our6
bic geitri9en SeuerSbriinite uugerihtete Sc
iaHunti6aoen belduft iid) auf un9efGbr $50,
600. 0aS 6euer entitano in etnem Staa
unO 1T wabri9einltb Die 6Olge eiuer SranO>
itiftung.
6Sitt NotItf,feT OerInrpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Ginifnrs cincS $ atticS 1T Gtneins
natl. - Tiittf Yeripuett 1ttttcr
Den Sriittttnter1t tecrdf1ctt.

Cincinnati, 10. Otat. Sin oreilt0di-
geS '6uuS an Der Gde Der BerrptraBs unO
@entralz 9luenue, BON s. S. Nturpbp, OeiicH
Srau, Smei Sinoern unb einem SteuitmGo6en
benObnt, tiir3tc beute Abeno I'M IL llbr en
unO begrub fitnf Nteniden inter ieinen
Sriimmern.
Dturpbp, ieine 6rau unO Elm Sinh wurbeu
lebenO aus ben Sriimmern beroOrgebOlt unb
iinO, menn and erbebl;d, bod nidt lebeuSs
gefdbrliG Ucrlebt.
0aS aHOere Sin6 bat inter ben Sriimmeru
ieinen SOB 9efunber. DaS 9tenitmGo9en
lit i'm Seller peri9Ittet tporbeu, unO arbeiter
itrtb beiddftigt, ben S4utt gu entfernen, I'M
iie 81 retteu Der 78sjabrige 6r. 2Sbittafer,
pelder gerabe bel bem toauie oOr6eiging, ais
es einitir5te, murbe erbebltd1 Oerleet. Die
SertieflHg zines an3renSenOeu Sellers mar
bic llriQdle Der &QtQitropbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
n. Watne. Ssransasbsr.
SPECIAL =Noti3e,t.
Baltimore
fre 9nfnranfe 0Ofiff.

rAJWkAtNtV%(
eire 9n(aranfs Wffiss,
saespeitsl l5de bon 9ontbs uno SSatsss siraBs.
Gieie 9eiealaait oerF4ert tortDdbreub 9esel Ser'
.ai ooer Shabeu burtb Sjraubunsliit iomo5l in ber
Staet, mie I'm sal0st aile arten bon Gssntbum,
afetbaus gjroontte, M15etu, Sans @erdtbibaf.en,
I'm Sau besrifiene ober in Saien ir eaouRe beFaos
dle Ea9rScu9e u. I. iD.
Ga5 SirrttoTiunl betsat ans tolseubeu Serreu;
BIN. O. 9Grrtion, Yrdiieent;
Geo. o. Sider5, s. D. 9apff,
Sdpib z. GYiliou, E. Ro6t. Seustn5,
SOFAS Bennington, 9. Diorton StepGrt,
Sralcis &. Sing, .. iy. EsepcomeG,
Senrp Carroll, Srpi4e Sor.pis,
81. &. SteIart G8. gS. 2deior,
G5n. 5. 8runt, S5rael @oben,
Geor9es. Sarriion.
gppIta.ous. Sormnlare nuo iueitere Ia brldt a6e.
eie SeieQibajt tDiro ia Ger Sifice, Sl0wezSie BON
Soutoz IHo g8aterItrdSe, ert5elt, no anu GQc Anfz
rSse oior erlebigt tueroeu. BerfGerunseu tyersen
aut irseuo cine 6rif anSenommen. Welde ber Gpplia
iort mini ben mag.
lSGnl,t9D Gr. 2Soooportb, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
5te fGttfmdnrifdte Macntmr eou
Il. o. Dunn Il Comp,

NsV
Baltimore.
(GtabIirt i'm Suni 1841.)
Seies @tabliiiemeut liefert (nur lHterihrei6er)
ole notbigen oetaillirteu SHformationen btRf6uih
Der Steaung, 8eraHtportlttfeit &C. BON Sduheuteu,
6Gnolern IL. T. p. inuerbGl6 Der Ser. Stouteu, 5ers
rtorien uuo 9ritid9toroz zlmerita; aud Iieisrn iie
elm RefereuJ 9ub, pelteS Die ytameu pom me6r,
ais 100000 SauHeuteu Ii. /. N. uuo oereu Raen un6
ole Steluu9 berelbeu eutBalt. gs lit oas compile
teite uno aus9eoebuteite Spitem tuebes iemaIs fir
8eauemlittett Der Baufz uuo 6anoelSbduier uno fin
bic all9emeine 8erbeheruu9 uuo Den Shus oe5 SGnz
oets or9auiitr uur6e. 55 3wei9 Bureaus 6uben mir
melbe in ben bauptidbltIten Std6teu iiuo; uuIere
@rleftteruugen t6unen nttt itbertroffen iDer6en.
QSnt. o. SearIett, bterfuobReRoer @ompa9non.
BB- 6ali9e aniprIhe uetoen etngeJo9en un6 @ez
rthtsiadleu i'm al9emeineu beiorgt (San2i,lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
6enSd)redfctt 1T Wint1cIOta.

ct. Paul, Wttnn., 10. Wtat. - BoIt=
9tahri6ten aus Dem iiibweitlihen She'll
bon Minneiota melOcn, baB Der @rObobcn
NIT iungeu 6eui6redeu, melde tbre Serbee=
rungen in Der SegetatiOn begiunen, bnd)=
itGblid) beSedt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
SSenernlann

reid obcr ann, oerbeiratbCt o0er utt Iollte ein &c
ben fir cine esucn DittteIu eHtpreteuoe Summe perS
idern, uno In BEN uoroerIten Tause Der beIf gcsi
tetifen @eielitoiten fteat Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
sPe,iaI IOtisen.
MQn faufe giuaer's

n. u. gStID,
oeutf db rs Geld aft,
(Npri(l5. l2Wtey) STR. "a, gSeit=Sa Ittmoreitr.
a5r 9sooerme Ginridtnna 1T, iuenn Elm Briz
potbaus perfauft ODER uerpadtet erben oa, fot 1ur
abIoluten giotbrenbisteit setUOrOen. Sbr 9lonsel
in einem Sotel bereitet bem sroSen Inoranee Siet<
ieuoer llu6eoucmlihteiten. Die gi9eutbimer oes
rMuerteamsepnie" in Bottom uebmen iebe Sor=
rittuns tar bic geauemlidteit ibrer @dte on, uno
Die geIie6tbeit pieies Sotels betuuoet bic gBtrbtz
euna. ,peldpe ben Semiibunseu Der Gisentbimer gu
3beil miro. (t18-29f &D)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Set 9ampfet vWfanMa." = SSitnI
ltn0uier3i9 BerIonen ertrtnfen.

Q an Uran5l8 co, Cal, Ig. WtaI. =
8eitere gtaGriGten in 8eSu9 auf ben 0am-
pier yMan6a" ergebcu, OaB am 16. Wfdr;,
einen Sag na6Oem er OaS iapaueiibe Slider.
boot III ben @ruuO gcic9elt, Die g6GnOe Der
&oblenrdume ua6gaben uHO Der Wai9inens
raum nit 8aiier 9eriilt muroe, Oa8 gSaHer
I'M 0ampfer itteg 10 bod, oaB Die 66.
Grofer unO SoueS faum 3eit batten, ii6 i'll
ein fleiue5 Soot 5u retten, fielen aber balo in
bic Gee uuo crtrauteu. Son Der an 8oro
Der sMau9a" befinblihcn 30 BriQuen mur,
Apn MIR \ nprPttPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
sSobn 9autOd
@cgenTetti9c &ebenSUeriid1erunaS
McScnSHt Il La NSnkn.a ON =

Sieie @eielidaft fuuroe ais grponeHt oe5 beriibms
ten DDiaTIndlui.ttier Siidlt @er1aH GeIebcs"
orgauiiir Shr Gjutbaben III Jest iiber s2 100000
nelde itdlcr Ju @uniten Der RoIcen SHbaber Guees
legt iiuo. JtGdh ben Geiesen pon NiaiiafuIetts
weHn ir9enO cine GnIage ooer anIcihe 9emadt uors
ben, uelde nidht burh Statuten autortrt, iino bic
Strettoreu, uelde oieIelbe aematbt ooer 6eipilgt,
ben @ht9teoetu Der @eiellidaft fir ieoeu baourt
oeruriadten Serluit periouIttb perautDortlih. Die
9ircttoreH Der .So4n SGucod @e9euiettsen 9ebens=
8eriideruugs= @eiellihlft" umiaiien entge Sretbia
Der rettfteu uuo repettabelen GinpobneI 8ofton's.
Aae Boltcen iiub uaG elmer YrdmtenSabIuHs abb
out uuOerfGlbar, eneret, Oh beiebe idbrlif, 1albs
i1briid ooer otertelidbrltd 9emaht mtyo. Sipt6euz
Den Deroel baIbidbrIth ertldu II. baar be5abIt.
ytur refine yebensz uno Seriorgun9s SeriideruRe,-
feline "9onine" ODER auoere S6ema's iinS nit uniez
reH 9eidditeH uerbunoeH.
Cine iebr 9robe auSabI unierer beifen gintuobneI
fno beretts in Der rs Gnco Il" oeriitert; 9eunos
belts HiiiIos fuerOen nur uerlihert.
gSaIter 2. gStIfinion,
@eneralragent fIr Uiarplan0 uuo ben
9tltritt Columbia,
Ror6peIzgde oer G9drles= Il. Baltimoreitr.
Games &cuoerion, 2otaI>Isent;
". 0. S6marSmaun,
BerUaIter oes oeutiden 9epartemeHts;
Or. Sames 4. Steuart,
(NaitO, ,t2Dae,tD lluteriu6unssz szNr5t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
Gin NotfttIfpr tIerInr

efttt Nautpfer Uerlotett.
ct. Sobus, N.=Sr., 10. Dtai. - Der
9ampfcr r8rojan," pelfer Dor 40 Sagen
bon 2onoon abgtng, ruirO ictt allgemeln al0
Uerloren betradDtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-20
@rduclt10tem In G0ltformten.
Sine 0ott3c SSQttsilie ertttof0ef. .

Q an Sran5 l8co, 9QI., -. Wfal. =
@iue 0epeide aus Gan Diego, Gal., melOet,
ooB Sobn SoerenO, feline 6rau uuo bier Sim
Der in tbrer II Oteilen BON Obigsr Stubt &C.
legeHeH 8Obnuug ermOroet geiunoen wurOeH.
Dtan bat fetne Spur pou ZEN W0roern.
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attractive.
best Lyons silk deliberately trimmed in the Latest
rarisian styles SJ $50, S7u S75, $780, SS6 S9 $780, $I5
and upwards.
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF
LADIES' READY MADE SILK COSTUMES,
BOTH IMPORTED and OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
COMBINING STYLE AND ELsGANGE
with moderation in price
Elegant black silk Waking SUITS, 500 SO, $40 SSs $9
Sl0l $i25 TO $50 are all spenddiy maze and newest
styles being designed ana ctured by the best
talent in the city ana the hi cher numbers $50
S75 less than prevailing rsles in other houses
Magnificent roiorea SIX Dresses, very stylish al
tracli,e. made o two shades heavy Gros Gram Shk
So, $SS lg5 amt ST. D tn Sl3a
variety sriped SILK suits In designs all
coiors. $40, 81, go, Sr5 10 x7a.
Eicrait aportcd silk SUIT, S3. S4 $n, j55 an1 SEQ
With greatly increased faciiiies IN nanuiartirng
department AID efficient corps OF artists aesignlu
and cutting pre- pared to execute the most
tcnsye orders with promptness and satisiaeuon.
LOU Alpaca Popn, Cashmere SILK and Wool Serge,
PoDgee and Mohar suits, in modern styles, lower
rates Than offered by any house IN the city
Lawn, Linen, Batiste and SWISS Suits, all styles.
Cashmere Embroidered and Beaded Sacaues and Polo
nascs, in tine goods
Cashmere sacques, with silk fringe and gimp, s. to SIS
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BLACK CASHMERE SUITS

Neatly gotten up and trimmed with elegant black silk
$33 and upwards. Colored Pongees Diagonas Dcbagcs
Mohairs and all other desirable materials at $40 and up
wards.
MORNING WRAPPERS.
White Lawn Wrappers elegantly trimmed with edging
and insertion 81 81 and up Handsome colored Wrap
pers, plain and embroidered, equally cheap.
CLOAkS AND PULONAlSES.
large and very elegant assortment or embroidered
and beaded Cashmere and Diagonal Walking Jackets,
IRON 50 30 and upwards.
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| STRIPED SILKS.

Having made heavy and favorable purchases at last
weeks auction we shall this week display still larger
assortment greatly prices than here
SS9 pieces fancy and striped silks ut &c., Soc, s5c ,
&c. 81 and upwards including the latest novelties, just
lva1
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7 BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. I

Note the prices Greatly reduced.
Elegant iros Grains ST. 81 To- 81 l5 81 25 81 49, 81 So
81 To- ~, 81 23, ~ 50 and upwards
Bonnet, Ponson, Bellon. Taplsscr, Guinnet, &C., at
proportionatey low prices.
Special attention is called to our
Cachemire de Paris manufactured expressly for and
guaranteed TO be the finest made
22nch c0lored silks, in all the shades at 81 90
worth 81 40
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STRIPED SILK SUITS,

The finest selection and handsomest combination of
colors at S4S 50 The greatest bargains ofe red
ELEGANT colored silk Promenade Carriage and Dinner
Dresses in two shades. manufactured Of rich groS
grain silk, at $75 $5o S9U. $95 and upwards
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A.
NJ ;nA EEIMASA ~ coS
% EAST FIFrEENfH STREET
70. make a splendid
styles In Spring Goods
costly and expensive
simplest art cles to be
purchased IN the trade.
they viii be offered alta
sacrifice entirely outof
the way OF all ordinary
esashlstssly sissls ,aSI|. sRs sRs ,ssc.. sSEi
est investigation and
cosest rniiny Of each
'SSSsri%ensa SRs marssa increasein /" esoe'i
tnIly sss.ines mat the
public is becoming
NJ RE1AAN 4 co. yinced ina, we maks hRAco.
lished facilities ior ear
rying out our represen-
.s1tons sre ssspseai ws .i@piy 11 Sna asR as'
aud the exercise OF
their own Judgment
that our house As, with
eSsspest Sss sHssniS,iHlahi ssan.Silshmens NJ
on broadway. ltSno
goods and it Is u strict
rule with that
pressure shall be put
on q visitor whatever
Our premises thor
Oughly ventilated, per-
fecty lighted ih all n. REIMAN / co.
parts and every avail
able comfort and
ysmisncS .scnrsS has as been cen,
make this week nota.
bic exposition of bar
gains and the atcruon
OF all classes is
eStly and respectfully
solicited. Our special
ties comprise purchases
OF imported goods
der extraordinarily
vorable circumstances.
on account OF the pro-
tractcd dnness OF trade;
eiegant goods Ot
own special importa-
ton and manufacture
ana remarkable bar
gains from last weeks
= auction Our Dress and
H. RElMAN CO. sult Department and N. r. co.
Ladies' Under Cloth
Ing Department have
received our very spe-
cial attention, and we
have made them with
out rival In elegance
and extent OF assort.
ments, whine in prices
maintain usual
stand. From peculiar
facilities we are
bled TO secure to
selves and pa
trOns sole advantages
in many departments
above any other
and we intend this
week 10 supersene
anything have
hitherto represented. M REIMAN u CO
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY APRIL 49, 1874 -QUINTUPLE SHEET
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A -A.-RICHARD MEARES
H. sixth avenue and Nineteenth street
Complete success OF Quitting rooms,
acknowledged by all 10 be the complete OF their
Kind III the city
and best adapted TO the wants OF the public.
All the week
We shall continue exhibition OF
LADIES' PROMENADE, CARRIAGE AND DINNER
COSTUMES,
IMPORTED ROUND HATS AND BONNETS.
LADIES' CHILDRENS AND INFANTS FINE UN-
DERWEAR,
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND DRRSe GOODS
The public generally are invited to attend.
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SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

This department contains an elegant
assortment OF our own manufacture
ana the production or the most ccle-
brateo Paris ana Berlin houses all in
novel and elegant styles and at very
attractive prices.
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DRESS GOODS,

Every desiring Dress Goods at great bargains
should favor with u call this week.
From last weeks Auctions.
10 cases Of Newport Suitings l5c., worth 40c
~ cases Debages spring shades, 4Uc worth 65c.
~ cases hohairs, all new shades. 2,c., worth 45c
10 cases ell wool Cashmercs, 6Uc.. worth &c.
10 eases silk and Wool Foulards, 5Dc. worth 81.
ID cases Spring Piads for chdren's wear I2c and up
wards.
Is cases Percales Linens and Batise Suitings Isc
and upw ards.
Also Algerines Camers Hair Ecrues Grenadines Bareges
Gaze de Sole.