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A PRACTICAL ANswBR.--Says the Indianap-
oils Journal In the absence of teacher last
Sunday, Superintendent KnippeDberg, OF the
the Class bipseIf soms siT %riobt hoSs fns u
rectly he had occasion to speak OF the two roads,
one leading TO Heaven and one to He'll, and
hands 10 direct us TO the right road, and warn
from walking in the road which leads to ruin.
The superintendent, wishing TO illustrate the
Importance OF the er-board, asked the
boys:
"BOys, have you ever been in the country?''
ayes, sir"
'sDid you ever come to point where two
roads met, and found no finger board to direct
your"
eyes, SIR"
"What road did you take?"
"The road that had the most black walnuts
on," was the quick response of one of the bright
lads. MIR. X. found the answer two much, and
with loud smile replied, That's right, boys;
90 for the black wRnpts.
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October Dawn.

Oh, charming sight
Oh, lovely light
Orange 10 amber graded,
oh gray clOud-fO,dings shaded,
Air pare, serene,
Aye, frosty, keen.
October 0AEr
oh. hammered stars,
Oh, 1OatiDg bars
VI white, with star-tuzt eleamiDgi
Ger Luna, DalsIy beaming.
Thy gauZy lands
By spirit hands
Ate lightly drawn.
Ths beeches sob,
They feel the thrOb
or Natures pulse vibrating,
It's les-ening beat translatinR-
Prepared they stand,
Asiestc, grand,
Upon the lawn.
The sspens culver,
The larcbes shtver,
The birds fly low,
In hOcks they gather.
winter IL coming the shrinking land
Awaits the grasp Of its death cold hand:
Its cold, gray dawn.
TChuTcS man.
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~"A hard winter approsching." What is
the use Of shiveriDg before you feel cold?-
Boston Post.
~ There will be no post ONCE clerks in heav-
en- IL the ladies don't stop directing their letters
diagoDally-a practice as absurd as possible,
but call the rage"
~The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel saws
"Owen GleDdower called spirits from the vastly
deep" No, he didn't. He said he could DO &c,
but II he ever did If was after We left.-Logis-
rtlss Courier journal.
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LOVES GIFTS UEsTABLR.-A trial of rather
unusual nature took place before Justices Grit
lin and Macdonald at Preston last week. Oar
informant states that q young gentleman named
Walsh came from England about the month of
April last, and made the acquaintance in this
city of Mr.. Briggs, who took. him for o drive
to Preston, and there introduced him to some
friends OF his own, family named Bell. The
English party made several visits in company
with Mr. Briggs, and on one occasion brought
out several articles, among them a set of china
and q bag Of candy, which he gave Mrs Sell
to help accommodate his friends when they
might come on visit with him. He gave q gold
bunting case watch and valuable ring to a
daughter of the family, and another watch to
o son by way Of Introduction, as he said was the
custom In England where he came from. Sub
sequeDtiy he left of visiting the Belle, and took
his quarters at Mrs. Mahouey's Four-mile
House, Preston road, from whence he made a
demand for the articles in question, and their
return being declined, he brought suit. Mr. j.
II. Weeks appeared for the plaintiff, and the
defendant conducted his own case. The court
finally decided that the watch given to the bow,
the china and the gold ring should be returned
but that the gold watch should be retained ~
IL was evidently intended as Q present, an in
scription inside setting forth this fact And thi,
IL the latest romance IN eton,-Halifax Can
ada Recorder.
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pRoPosALs FOB COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BnTsdu Ct EHgTdrtHg and PrtStiHR,

BtTsdU Of EHgTdrtng and PRISTINE, !
Washington, u. e, September 4, 1874.
Sealed Proposals will be received az this Office
until 10 O'Clock o. m. TT ESDAI, 9Th October, for
furnishing six hundred (6t0) Ions of ran Of mine
tGeorge's creek Cumberland coal, 10 be delivered
at such times al places and in such quantities as
may be required sEd subject to the conditions re-
CURED by act OF Congress approved July 18th, iS70,
VIZ: "That such coal shall weigh 22fQ pounds to the
ton, and shall be Inspected and weighed and the
quantity OF each load certified 81 the time II dey-
cry by the person appointed and qualified andsr the
that purpose, aud that the prescribed fee of
cents for each ton OF coal Inspected, weighed ana
delivered shall be paid by the contractor {"
Proposals will be considered binding for ose week
from the 9th OF October, the Department reserving
the right TO reject all any portion Of the bids
offered.
BE proposals. will be entertained unless accom-
panied by satisfactory evidence If ability TO fulfil
the contract, nor viii any payment be made without
the certihcate of the inspector that the coal fur
nisbed is such Is the contract calls for.
Proposals shall be addressed and sent to the Office
OF GEO. u. MCOARTEE,
Chief Of Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, Tres-
sufy Department. sep5-eotd
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BANKERS.

= " often Leads 20 fortune. No liability, HThe
Art OF Speculation sent free by HlCkL1NG q 90,
bsDkeTs 9nd Brokers, ~ Broadway, Y. se2l-S n
GEEmAN AHERICANsAvIN6 BANA
Interest reid oepesits.
yoHS HIrz, Prest GsnslyIo. n. PtESTr-, Ossh
y MeB. FIM0NEI d CO.,
He BAEkERs AND BROKERS,
SsooHd National Bank BStl1tHE, k0B SersNfh sfsed
Transact General Banking, ExohGage, AID Cot
lecting Business.
BONDS, STOCKS, &C.
Army ofi0ers' par accounts eAshed In advance.
fsbI6-lY
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PROPOSALS.
pBoPOsALS FOB ARTILLERY HORsEs
Z S QUARTERMAsTER' OFFICE.
81 GlhARn SHEET. BHIl.A MI PM Pa

11oSGlhARD STREET, PHILADgLPHIA, PA,
G., September "a, 1874 \
Sealed Proposals, In tripIicaie with copy of this
superintendent attach cd to each will be roceged Al
this office until boon SATURDAY, October II is7i
AT which place and time they will be opened in
presence Of bidders, for delivery At Fort MoHenry
6Atitnore, ND OF twenty t1o) Horses suitable FOR
These horses will be subject to inspection by
low ing description: ~ ' W.
AGE 81 date Of purchase, from I'VE to eight years:
belght, from hfteen and one-baif TO sixteen hands
wei prcken to harness; free from vice; perfectly
SOUND IN every respect full chested shoulders suf.
eientiJ bfosd TO support the collar. put not too
heavy iull bsrreled, with brosd, deep loins short
coupled With solid hind gusrters weight great As
is consistent with Bcttvity-ssy from 600 to On
npds, when in good seTviceable condition; to bs
OF CARA coiors and have free and easy action at a
zach bid should be accompanied by a guaranty
signed by two or more persona whose responstbility
must be certified by United states district nudge or
attorney, that the successful bidder will at once
execute o contract for which they will be bonds
Of the contract.
The right Is reserved to reject any and alI bids
Envelopes should be msrk ed Prop sails for Ar
tillery Horses and addressed to the undersignsd
j. DANA, Major and Quartermastar
octl6t Breyet BrtRsdier General, o. g. A.
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AMATEUR MUsIC.-The London Figaro says:
"SODgs are the fayOrite form which the out
burst of musical vanity usually takes, but
pianoforte pieces, though to less extent, are
laid under contribution. The production of the
amateur in this direction generally takes the
shape of fantasia on popular air. The mel
ody is thus already at his hand, and very little
trouble is necessary to work it into the shape in
which 1t stands at the time when the services Of
the musical hack are called into requisiton
When we consider that the engraving OF an
ordinary song or piece and the printing of a
thousand copies cost something between ten and
fifteen pounds, the temptation to unloose the
hoodgstes of amateur vanity in this direction is
perfectly manifest, The piece does not sell
and was never intended to SELL it is not pushed
for the amateur would hardly go to the expense
OF paying royalty to afav0rite singer to push
II, even If the vocalist would consent to take
the thing in hand. But the aspirations of its
composer are modest; he wishes little more tn an
that his name shall appear on the titIe-page as
the nominal author, and his wishes are gratitied
at a cost which is little more than nominal The
evil is admitted on all hands, though the remedy
Is yet to be discovered Perhaps the best cure
will be to let the mania work itself out; in pro-
cess of time the public suspicion OF amateur
sheet will become stronger and stronger,
and when things are at their worst, and the
amateur composer be simply held up to ridicule
as an ambitious quidnunc, all the fun will be
gone, and the rubbish Will gradually drop of.
Vanity needs constant nourishment and one
rude blow will often be its death"
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GENTLEMAN Just from Wilcox tells us that
he asked an old veteran Of that country If there
were any candidates travelling around that por-
ton Of the State. swell, stranger, to tell you
the truth, I've got bee tree leaning over the
public road, and I've been trying to cut it for
weeks, but Pm afraid OF killing q candidate
with II !" was the reply.--Aobile Rsaister.
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M. Gu1zoT was the oldest of the French
academicisns. Among the oldest four now
living are the historian Miguel, who Is seventy
eight, and III. Theirs, who La seventy seven.
One Of the youngest members Is. NJ. Alexandra
DumaR, who Is oniv fffy.
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lS74PENNsYLYhAsSHfI BourrlS74
SOUTHWEST, solTrqTHT H ssSp SOUTHWEST
LEXANDRIA a WASHINGTON x. n

ALEXANDRIA = FREDERICKSBURG R-R.
CORNER or AND SIXTH STREETS.
LOCAL trains leave Tor hie1andria q fOiiOws.-S,
10, IL q. H., 4, ,, a. t,6,T D. m; y
u ana D. N daily, al other rains daily exoept
1888, I:SS, s:3S, s:5S, 1888, ii.ss - m,
1898, S.SS, :S3, t:SS, b;JS, = :S5 ,. M The s:S1
q. N, aud 6.33 ,. from Alexandra daily Al
other trains daily except Sunday. -
49,. =; N; and m; connect with trains On
RICHMOND FAST EXPRESS leaves daily. err
oopt Sunday, st D. m, arrive 81 Richmond IO.4s
pm.
GREAT S0UTHERE EXPRESS, via Riohmond,
ieayes Washington :5S .. m daily ,eToePt Sunday
Through tickets 60 ali points South and Southwest
Tor sale 81 Ooee corner 18th street and PennsyIvs-
Dis avenue, and corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passenger leave orders for bar
gage 20 be checked ~ oil hotels and residences
tkrOugh 90 destination,
IS YOUNG. Cen PASSENGER Assent. jyz-s
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CHARcoAL.-NothiDg promotes the growth of
pigs or fsttens swine intended for tub equal to
the occasional mixture of common charcoal
with their ordinary food. Geese and other
fowls, with plenty of charcoal, viii grow fat
in fortnight, II fed on one third of their usu al
food. Hogs est 1t voraci0usly in a shert time,
and are never sick when it Is given TO them.
Indeed, 1T should be kept constantly In the sty.
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NJ EROHAHT's LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
lst EkTWnEp
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Tine Steamships L. O. KHIGHT ana
John GIBSON will make regular week -szn<
niB5 between EEW YORK, ALEX. Sx&8
hhDBIAl WAsHIHG ands116<1
SEORGETOWH, ss follOws:-Lesye NEW YORE,
from Pier Ss East river, every SATURDAY a. 4
y. N; leave GEOhGETOWE every FRIDAT Of
I'm, and ALEXANDRIA the same day at = n.
LOT r fuiI infornstton sPPly e Z. A. DFsBAm,
town, or ~ the corner Of 18th street and Bew Yorh
syeuue; j.: W. THOMPSON President.
~ Eretghs delivered BY Knoxh Express OR.
deTs left Of General once, sos PennEylvsnis ave-
nue, er At the steamer wharf, viii be promptly ~
tended 20. feiSssF
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n o 7 1 OE

The Steamer GRORGEAHEA leaves Ith ,treet
wharf every MONDAY kVKHIHG,
az O'Clock, for LeOnsrdtoVn, Piney Esh8asN
Point, N Rrshall's, Point Lookout ndr-1rEEz1az-s
Baltimore. Il. HIGHTIHGALE,
Jyl6-tocl AGENT
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journeys 'eward' thu grave, that hand may
wthsr at y side.n
We have DO comments to make. The case
does not set m 70 call FIR any.
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xEzfE BUY FOB CASE, 80
AT REDUOKD PKIOEs

DREss TRUHhb,
sOLE LEkTHER TRUNKS,
ENGLISH AND PACKING TRUkKs.
LApIE5 eAFCHELs,
CENTS TRAVELLING BAGS,
POCKET BOOKS, FAks6nB.
DOuBLl AND SINGLE nAREKSs,
WORK HARNESS, SADDLES,
CARRIAGE R0BEs, 8ossa CQVhR
N4lPs, as.
Atths
OLD AID PRACTICAL AAEUTAOTOBr
JAMES .. rOPHAa . co..
10. ass sHVHhTH sTRH
SajoinIat Odd Fellow Fan
KzPAIRLHG.
raTEUTEE 6OVEHED AND TRUNKS
SSaAsnd HAkHHSs BEPAlkkD promptly "a
by nrst-elsss vorkns0. ceci-u
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A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS >
ONLY LINZ CARRYING THE@<YB
AMERICAN FLAG. -n
Sailing every THURSDAY from PhSisdelphis for
oUKKNsTowS axd LIVERPOOL.
CABfN, IN TsRMBDIATB AND STEERsGB
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
BATES ss low - by another hist-olass Lie.
PITKB WRIGHT SONS, General Agents.
PhtIsdelphis
FRANK W. sANBURR, Agent
nosS ~ Is%S Penn avenue, " ashington.
A NCHOh LINE. 49,.
A ERw YORK AND GLASGOW. s."
FAFORITE ROpTE FOR TOURTSr
Passenger Accom- IN odation rusaFRnsx.s
STEA NJ I'm bFbR SATUhDlT
FROM PIERS 20 AND II NORTH BlVEE n "
RATES OF PLssAsR-PAYABIR IN CUHRENCy.
10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, IONpON.
DEhRE QUHENST0 OR BEIFaST
Osbin 500 te 8 20, according 20 AccOtnrl ldaft0ns
Cabin return Tickets issued st reduced rates
INTERMEDIATE and STEERAGK IS low A. nv
any other first class line.
Drafts ISSUED for Any nHOaEf ar lotretf yatS,
For Tickets OF further informant m. anil To-
MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREYS.
- $50 Ith street, near Pennsylvania avenue
Orto CAMMhCh CO., t223 street N W u,
ape-m,Uf-6m near Tr asurY Depit, Washington.
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STEAMER LINES
EeR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Eoh fOrOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The win snd favorits Iron Steamer PILOT BOT,
Oeptsfa Sosepn white, leaves eth- r.
street serf, ~ y O'Clock. every Exe4N
TUESDAY and BATURDArS11EE@
hOkhlNSs, for principal Landings en- the Po-
tomsr, 90 far down - CurrfomsE, returning TO
Nsshin g1on every Wednesday Sunday evening
The Saturday ard sunday trip includes Cotton n
Blsektston Island and Leossrdtown.
W b. BrLKs, Agent,
sepl+p s,h-strtst Wharf
Nkw EMPRESS LINK VIA CANAL,
a BETWEEN
PHIL AnILPHIA, Va, v ASH
thSTON AND GkORGHfOWs, ID. u.
~ sAILISG DAYs.
Nj, rrom Pier 8, North Rharvee, Philadelphia,
nhspAf and SATURDAY, r.
From 50 Water street, G.orr. SkkaHS
town, ID: o., MONDAY and FRIDAY apm
Ihfs Tine oenueots ct Philsdel phia with Clyde's
Regular seni-weekly Line Of steamers for Provt-
debcs, Boston and New Kpsland STAT q No wharf.
y. HYHE, Agent for ID. OF q.
Nm. p CLIRE 90, Philadelphia.
y. A. BkBp, Alex sndria, Va.
WALDO A. PEARCH, ~ Devonshire street.
az Freishts delivered by Knoxs Expre-.. Or.
ders left st General Once, COS Penssylvanta ave-
tended TO. sepQ-tF
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IRON PHILADELPHIA
Gu n A Il D LIN Il .

NARD LINZ.
NOTICE.
with the view Of Diminishing the chances Of ooI
aslon, ne stesners Of this Line take . speoinsc
On the outward passage from Queenstown 90 View
fork or Boston crossing Meridian of SC at ss ist
On the homeSsrd passage, crossing the Meridian
oiso ct u lst.' or nothing TO the north OF A.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
8ITWKEN NEW YORK AND LIVBRPQOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
Aleefi Sa sIT fG seq aO1 sE% Yo5 6
Oct BothniS ed Oct
SASyssnia wsS.. Oct. fsrtsiass., 9s! 9.
~ h s%. ever foilo~ins wKDsKsDkr and SAT-
Steamers marked do net carry steersse pAs5sR.
RIrrs OF PIaAsr.-oAbin, $50, slOo, and sIsO,
foldi according 70 accommodation. Tickets 20 Pa
Us, $b, gold, additional. Return tickets on favor.
steersee tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
md snd sI R.Ts OF kUroRe e lowest rates Throush
Antwerp, and other ports on the bontnent' and for
hsditerrsnesn ports. For freight and osbin pass
Green; fer steersse passage, No. iii broadway,
Trinity Building, or to Otis BIGELOW, Bsnker
y :n,S9 greet G8ss PEA Sff Agent
WAsHINGTONI NeRTOLK, NEW YORK
The me iron steamer. LADY or THE LAkE
SIKH street, every MONDAY snds-.azEz-as
liver landings con6eotns At Eorfoik With .isspS
ship OF the M and NJ. Line for Boston and Provi.
PsnI for New York. Freight should be addressed
"Osre OF Lady OF the Lake, via Norfolk"
firzh9 q fE tSSs9Tt sa s,5Is. wA;f
sp8 Recon- No. 10, Plant Building.
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chartered BY the Legislature Of Virginia and the
Circuit Court q Orange county, proposes, by .
dow Hone for the Old, Infrm, and Destitute
denee Of President smes msdison. '-' "'i f0'i
The Associstisn Is under the control Of eight
stock holders and two appointed bY the Governor u
Virginia.
Remittances for tickets may be made by expires
prepaid, post-office money order on Washington
d. O., or BY registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
PresT NJ. F.E. s., AIexandria, Va.
References, by permission: His ExoeIeney, yss
berf o. Y skeT, .GO1ersoi Of va: Hon. R,Ss BEN
=. Withers, Lieut.. Governor Of Va. and q. 8. Sen
pistrst d Va; ssHssors and Member. 81 oonsrss
For fun particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hen. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presr n. II. b. A, Alexandria, Va
Reliable A gents wanted eysrywhere. au6-eoly
SPIOIAL NoTIOH.
lam taking orders to be filed from present time
until January f6iR BEST BRANDS
s-pouna cans T0MATS .s-.-.-.---sIs % per dozen.
Po ogDS s cam: P T0an6AHnSHssr..,..... g
Send in your orders early, q prices viii likely
c. WIfMER.
FINE GHOCERIEs,
sep26-r lS1s Pennsylvania svenue.
NIw AND s1Q0HD-HANp-oNB PRICE
~ ONL f-Iew Clothing sold e ycry reasona-
very cheap at yUpTHD, SIS D strset porthWesf
1ssncn eeoss Isle street, between i3th end lsth
OHM .llPLoYnIIf 011I01-N
-; 3 .sf : e sSsf f Ssoos, iss3
~ -, Sss3S9 81 - s1esns w. 81
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! AND n srRKaTs n. ".
slns will run a. follows
TkAfNS ARRiFE Ar
WASHING TON.
e.lSa m.heu Tork m.
PRES, csily.
eaA q. m. feSt Line
Daily.
l0:G0a m. ,Accommoda-
ton daily eK. Sunday.
s;40 q, nj Baltimore
snd Philsaeiphia en-
rress daily er sunday,
s.oS .. N, Limited Ia
pres from New lOrf,
daily, en-. Sunday.
, ga ne AccommOds.
ton, except Sunday.
y % D. m, daily. from
Baltimore aud the Sost
ll2a y, NJ. southern
Hxprces, daily.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERr,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THR
Montpelier Female Humane association
AT ALEXANDRIA, "a.
November 23, 1874.

22,I7O Cash Gifts, amounting to-. Q 900 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-06-02
Scr Seutiae GorreiponOent
@altim 2. Snmi 1874.
Gin nemer Ninansmiminer.

4bermals lit Elm Abpofat on Die Optic bes
ipiftl9Iten S%epartementS unierer Ibnltnt1tras
ton berufen morSen. Der Yrdfioent iiber
lan0te geitern benz Senate Die @rnennung
OeS Sen. Benjamin s, Sriltoip bon &entudD
sum Na6folger beS @m. q. &i6arbIon,
iuelfer urSelobnung fir ieine itupIbeBhi6t.
perna6laitsung als Sinansiefretar sum0ftdf
ter oes Suuoes= Ini @erlftes ernannt
iporben 1T.
gie ale bisber bon 6ru. @rant in'S CD
binet berufenen Standardization lit Sen. Srt@
tom perbGltniBmdBtg unbetanllt; man metB
nur, OaB er ipdbrenb oeS Sitr9ertrte9es en-
NAL in @rart'S Stabe oie1te hro Dor nleb@
rereu @o9en ais gfahfol9er oeS 9rH. Wll@
liamS gun SberbnroeSanmalt errarrt rpllr=
De, ais Der Irdiioent oieien Gbrennlann gum
b0fiteu 6ifter beS 2anbes 81 MAIDEN &C.
ba6te. 9a Der Senat ben Manu i'm 2a1=
bauer nidt beitdtigte, 10 mltBte Sr. Srtftop,
nm ms cabinet 81 fomne1, partefl, bis DIE
ll1dite Stelle erletigt purbe. SIS ifeilt bcs=
bulb tbatiGGlid, ais lei bic Grnennlng n1ebr
genlaft poroelu, I'm Sriltop hrs Cabinet
81 bringeit, ais nm benz nnfGbigen HiGaro=
ion einen fGbtgen Raffolger su peridafen.
&aS Die 6dbigfeiten beS 9rn. Srlltom betrlt1t,
10 miiIen mir bon oenlelben 10 piel ais gttdtS,
er fam iid ais tii@tiger 6iuan5ier belpdbrell,
er fam aber aud), uno bas lit nod wabrihetrl.
lider, bic 9teibe Der national Dfouomildler
Biuider I'm eiu traurigeS Gremplar periteb=
rem. Sopiel tit gerpiB, baB er bisber peber
oils Militdr, nod ais Suriit piel 2orheeren
geernotet. gSir lolten jebod meine1, baB biz
Sinanslage Der Station nift berart 1T, uni
ir9enS einem unerfabrenen Giinitlinge ODER
Sreuroe Gelsgenbeit su @rperimentell 81 &c.
ben; Der &arren itbt ST tief i'm Worait mn
MIR Der fdbigite ltnO tiidtigite 9tann fanl pit
Situatlon retten; 10 lauge lnS Sr. Sriltor
nift iibersergt, baB er tbatiadli9 bieIel
Mann 1T, f0nncn mir iciner Serufan9 in'i
6inauSlnitliferium feiuen Selfaq Souen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-06-02
GtaSt Saitiu.ore.

Der 8arfielbI6e Grpropriir.
Pro3eB ge9en bic StaDt, melde Den
pom Wtitblen~8 runOitiid penrp 90. @Or=
fielD'S al RortbItroBe 3rr Correction bon
SoneS' SGuen erpropriirtcn She'll nift nebe
men, allo audi Die bemielben SuerfaunteG daz
benerlat Sln1ntc bon $40, 900 nift besabie1l
mill, iparb am SOnnabenoe nom Sberridter
SrOiun i'm Stabtge1idte mieoer ~perbQnbelt.
Sr. @arftelb mar oltrd) e.. gSaQis, Ofonor
NIB Staptratb Ourd S. gfepitt Steele pertre=
ten. Die bier uorltege1be 6rage lit Ser i'm
9ro3eiie OeS gtorri8'ld)en @bepnareS Qeael
bic Stabt etti6ie6enen iebr dbnliG unb laBt
itd] tnSol9enoem fur5 Suiau1menfaiieu: Sam
Elm gertd)tlides llrtbeil, ba8 Die @ntihdoi=
gung in elmer Expectation ge9cr Die 3uerfen=
nung bon ShaDencriab SeiterS Der Soues'
Sale Gonutiiiare be ltdtigt, 3tpanq8meiie, 5.
b. arf Dem Bfdloungslpege, auSgefii6rt iper,
ben? SIM Dem Mtorrt5'ifen Sale bate oas
@eridt entI6iebell, es BETTE nad bem@eiebc
feline Sefn9niB, in iollen 6daen Die lIrtbeilS-
Solfredung anSubefeblen, ba Oa8 llrtbeil
etsentlid MIR Elm @rlaB ODER eineS eltdtiqrtnq
Der bon ben @eidmorenen gentad)ten j3lere
f~ennuug bon S6aOeneriab, alIo fein gcridt-
lifes @rfenntniB iei. GS fam babel 5llQletd]
EN- tfterellallter Yu1ltt 5lr Spra6e; nab
Der SerorOnung fam bic Staot al SoneS'
6aaeu g%elegenes @runbeigentbum uuBerbalb
Der Staot conOemniren, melhenfalls sic Sc.
trefe1ben ans &reisgerid)t fir Baltimore
County appeliren %f0nlten; Die Staot nun
lnnerbalb nerr5ig Gage mad 3uertennuna Der
Gntl6doi9ul9SIumme Die @runobeiiber be-
uadridtigen, oh tie oa5 @runbltiif inter BEN
8ebtngnngen, Die bic @ei6worenen feitqes
iteat, annimmt ODER abueiit; perqebt oteie
Sriit obne iol6e Senadri9tigung, 6arn f6r-
re1 Die 8etreffeuben Die Sta6t qeridtlid AIR
@nnabnle uno ausbeSablung Der @ntId,Gbi.
gungslumme 5mingen. 9ieie liberale Sc
thinning fehlt in berSerorOmlng 5umS6ut
Der Siedte bon @runObeieern i'm StaOt=
ipeihbilbc.
SIR einen guten 3wed. = Bum
8eiten Der SSraeliten IN 0tumGnien finbet
unter ben aHipiSien bss Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-06-02
@uropaiid)e Scri9te.

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bteien SO iinO mn 5 8a0eler, 48 aus alloerl
beuti6en Staatell, s S6neiSer nuO 2 Slime.
%rifater. gSeitere 4%nmeloun9en iiu0 in iide.
rer Qnsii9t. 9ieisr fir ein SommerIene.
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anegortiAe Glf3iige, tirhlide 6sierli0feiten
Geremonie'n, Saumtnatioucn uno Serena0ell
babeu Statt 9efluOen. 0totteroam unO 6aaq
iolten Oemnd9it Seite feiern uno nod) OieIeil
nod aroere StG0tc, 10 baB Die 6eier ciiliQe
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Inae am Sofe, Der Saiier bon GuBlanb lit
am II. i'll 4mite;0am eingetroffen, a6er
ifon 9ta9mitta9S nad5 gr9lano weiter 9ez
reif.