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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-09-30

This department was fairly filled with the handi-
work of the ladies but the articles exhibited did
not number one-half what they should, or what
they would provided the ladies Of this village had
done their duty. With one or two honorable ex-
oeptions no entries were made in this depart
ment from Montpelier village This is not as it
should be, and is not, We trust, as it viii be in
future years. What entries there were, however.
were neatly and tastefully arranged, thanks to
the efforts and good taste of Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ.
Fisher, ably seconded by Mr. and Mrs o. NJ Col
. Inns, There were quito a number Of bed-sprcads
and quilts on exhibition, noticeable among which
were those entered by Miss Leila Ilaines of Cabot
Mrs, T. G. Kelton, Of East Montpelier Mrs L.
NJ llamblett, of Worcester Mrs Peter Wheeler,
Of Marshdeld Jacob Eaton, Of Calais Mrs A.
Bancroft, Jr,, Of East Montpelier Mrs Winthrop
Cove, OF Berlin Ida NJ. Gale, of Barre, twelve
years old Mrs. Robert Lance, of Cabot Mrs T.
C. Wing, of Williamstown Mrs. Allen Perry OF
Cabot Ms. Sarah Heath, Of Cabot and Miss
Minnie Choate, Of Calais
Rugs too, were in abundance, and among tho
entries were those Of Francis Curtis, OF Orange;
Mrs L. G. Town, Of East Montpelier; a very fine
carriage rug by Miss Clemmie d. woolson, Of
Montpelier Mrs Harrison Morgan Of East Mont.
pelieri Mrs j. c. Wing, of Williamstown; Mrs
Sarah Heath, Of Cabot GENEVA Clark, Of Marsh.
field, eight years. old Mrs Moses Hanes, Of
Cabot Mn. Harrison Morgan, of Cabot, button
rug A. c. Guernsey, of Calais; Mrs. A. Bancroft
Jr-, Of East Montpelier Mrs. Allen Perry and Mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErpnDEA. MARKETS

Ioxpoy M,rch 25l2:30 mhe rate for money a. th S!oei
BIhange Government securities 90 cent .hi'el sas ie
Tveuv bonds 1865 lU9L2 Tenforaes, 1884 Enc Hallway
shares 39a3 94 ~ ,-,-.., .,.,
IygKPooL March 25l2:30 mCooo quiet and Unchanged
sa rs 900 bales including 5000 for speculation and export
LosDos March 252 m-Coasos s2de2is ior money anc
account
LTygRPooL 252 p mCotonSsles the basis OF Md
below Good Onnary, shipped February a.
81 do DO deliverable Msy and June s Breaistua ar
FOR the best GRADES Of American Fine
1spos March 5 Pans dispatches quote kentes at OIL
Csc 49,, ..---,-- 4. -, n ooo
LvKEyooL March 253 m0f the Cotton sales to-day 1000
bes were American the basis Of MddiDg Orleans, notbip.
beioy Good Ornarv shipped February and March al 4L
AyTwEKP March 2J-Petoum 322L for Gne Pale American
IoSpos March 253:3O The amount % bullion
from the Bank Of England balance to-day 3l56OOO Enc Rail
yay shares. 81. -o,
LOsDoS March 255 mPan dispatches quo'e Ren'es at oe
Toe. -, .--,,,,,,.
Unds no ug Good Ordinary shipped February ami Mach Al
Se DO no. skipped March and April Ssh do nothing below
Low Myldlngs deliverable May and jane, al 3 3-I6L 49,
LoSpos March 2j-Reaned Petroleum IL 34L GAL TaoT, 3S
& cwt .o,,. s..,.
Turpenuue 81 a34 Is y cst -. 900 400 n. q, =.
LoSDoN March Northumberland OIL, t29d KY 81 y ton
suIuu IuIpentiBe, 1876 e ewt
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hill. at o7 and 100 bb Alcohol st 81 3d. and 20 Dds Oh "'
bass Of yIe
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

u.,,h o,-pxxvx.-Fre.h offering, were 70 ears or
Jersey c n gs' m aSs Ss.! s.i ts.
s issI s' ~ yer. ...s :. %:,
% Rs % :; Ssys n b,
e ssps ss'' His't s :s:
sr@er not materially h,hr E.ss1 % he gross ew and
. I've ssw .sfs. $ ss ,t Ssa 100
od. arc the dealers a.. By 70 s sSr,S Sss
ls., I. g, b, i %. s:l % me ss'e rs
e? sss, 81 nI V ass for Fuller Co. ~
~ Core ssin;'ii i al .n, 3. m.... steers
'. S :Ei'fs =. nl H. . PsnS Si
er MS %i s.sa a. ST. Sc :, ss e
.ross ii 5. H. do strong Ga eTt at lie ID 70 ae
% w.i..l for Morris w,e Co.. AZ Missouri .eeT y. ev; a.
III g t. S dali ball. q i ;Ss'.; s.; D. i've Weight
r. 5 !; IT.. i S..s.$ ..... = .,4 la
'ns l s. SS o. si S:.. .s nne. e,
l2r ~ No. with 81 y Of aud 80 do Ga o ~ cSs lI<~
~ iserSsS for Me. Co.. no, steers. So to Ga e"'
H. To- dress 30 and 81 u and 81 DO, So e"t allie to
ds 81 asa 81 for P Morn. Co.. IS sno, steers c~ at
a s% Il I "S ia Ss.l s veal.
aih few ..sc,o"s .ola .. lie Ro cold Is STATE
I 5s sI.fsss iG I "a good % S is caves
., CIV e.,. Foy and H
ns. .ts ssr saSs 81 I S Sc and for
not b ce EEL sure Of their position and
s ssIa's 1Sdco 1 se m,is ranging
& .i n sS bS,s s A., wi" ss ia
81 ~ each 81 woci % sbOa So 90 each for average lots
s5G DO SO n average at 49, 40 H. 77s. l9s d.
ss s iq 49, "a d. =. ics ~ a. t
hck ton ana ear weight 9; 1873 0h 8? b. at oe Us d.
AZ NJ al slc and lS9 do. 50 l2b at - 81 v 100 ~
Barney Kelley sold, Tor Norris 42o sheep 20 ID average ~
Ksse Co. .oa as Pennsylvania sheep, l2i average At
$50. pm ,,oo ~, . w..,s,, .b.so "a N
Hum Elliott sold 1876 Pennsylvania sheer 12i average At
ga lU7 state do, 81 10 at Sc; and oS no. " ID AZ o.
JAM. Kirby sold us Ohio sheep SO 2 average at ssc and 20
SwSs%Resept. were 80 cars 53i5 boG23 earsst Poeth;
10 Jersey City. The arrivals we're
direct slaugterers aud there % on live weight
red firm ami the sales at sG1 10 manly
734c. No WeseEn-ITessed hogs IN market
BryyAo March 25-ClrrLz-Reeps to-day rclufing cars
900 head making the total supply for tue
1916 head 235 cars against 200 cars Tor he ne
of the Of inferior grade aud ocSets Out
butchers stock Offering; about oU hean
posed Of Of 100 head Limo: steers ranging IRON o o6S
6i3 20 1854 H. at S. a5 head ransing from
gg 10 900 n IS 25df6 25; l75 head Canada steers ranging
from 800 To | ii9 n at a 50ds5 10.
sBFEP L.sBs-Rcpts to-day, including reported an's,
were 300 he, making total suppl, for the week thus ar
500 head against 5000 time last week The market
at y, advance Western sheep 20 IT,
market sales Of $50 head Michigan sheep ranging from o@ 10 lVo
aossfhe receipt. to-ay including reported arrivals were
held agan. 10 last weeks the market
hayy hogs Offering; Workers. - oo1s0 20
COW, are coming freely for this Of the year They
Cad a ready $Jj 1860 according to quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

As.s March 25whes nothing doing Rye 81 on the street
6 state At 81 a a., S'fge Lot Of aTes ,a si. s
cars at Gle No Mixed Western ami 62c for No Mte sae
No STATE sra &. 81; Corn higher a1d aaCted at $3.50 e
March dull L9r H SSoee S 10 s. f Sou
Il So Corn steady southern White 738S5c DO yellow 81
dai noans and PoT. sl6a$l6 25 Bulk Meats
Gear b sides 9l4. Sugarcud Hams l39l4e Lard 9.ar
3 for 81 sI ss "a h S 5 a 49,
Barley 800 bS Pes 800 9q' s1?OT. not 99a soa AP rSr
75a Mss' en- S %ls 5ods whes, dull
SD S,n S s %uiel 's 81 a. &c. Whe
u 6Od$ 73 Corn aud hgher sale, 500 bn.l New on
sss B. 1y cad NEG csn, SU 9 7cs3 No
81 G5 Rye nominal IL 05 for No Western BARLEY Malt firm
tansG, 81 a5Gs2 oj wsste. 81 9Ods2 Other articles un'
so SS , s y id dq r So SPnHs 81
Do gG q i IS ' sF 21 ac1, AL aS SsS g ~
G No. No., s M No. i Mr @ PI , DID, GG O New
5sa5sc in fair cenand ad higher at - 40 e io No
n Fresh a' ' Barey 7 QUIET Is and
e I LOO 4 oa 7? sS @ H ss. Hsa: fI 'R
a.ass M6issy dem,nd aud higher at s?as2 Receipts.
J; 900 a S o: 1000 sa Sl;t 'S @
sss 9 asle ?a 800 G'' aas S .st
ss +, a. Arm Cora h Gs a a dull 81 8 for No. spring
Batter s,sdy PROVISIONS quiet h SIS 10 bid $40 s.hed
1a s'g 20 ol s sSo iG S';is for Clear
- S7 for Clear Bacon h 6 for Shoulders; S1sGoc
0f c I'VE e M.eS s5%wtea steady UNCHANGED Corn am
and higher at 7Od7lc for New Mixed 7l@72e or oh 90 Oats
.,y fn Ole for No State 4sc for No. Petroleum
pEysor March 25-Flour quiet unchanged whea. duh
srd shaae lower at 81 81 Tor Extra 81 5ia$l 50 for No.
Witt 81 AZ for Amber Michigan steady at re Oats In
GOOD drmaud Die Receipts 1900 bbls Flour 900 bush;
Wheat and Sk1men-3.OOO bbs Flour oOOO
hush Wheat aud 900 bush. Corn. , 1870
IousvLLR March 25-Flou quiet ahi unchanged Whea nomna
Corr cold u
BuL quiet and aaehsng Sazsreled lms sod q.
i2di2 sold &C. for rerce and s for Keg WHISKY sold
memphis March 25Four nominal Corn Arm and at 76e
Dat. dull and nom Mixed Poik sm Sl6 80 store
DS o.s Msa. i M.fsn 25Foar aHeSsHssi 6o
g 70 for no sDTTs ~, Tor w f@S'r rt densS % zoo
bah No Mlwaakee Cub 81 52i DO at 81 sos 900
bush PINE White s M u 10 eTII e'' IS or "a UnSod
a. c.t Mfsd unchanged Short f25 shpstufs S26 hddogs,
s2s y Rsai freshts-FiOur TO Boston, o0e to Sewfors
PaIDsIrmi March 25Cever seeiPdme wanted 2, $40 500
as5 T &c. E1 $3.50 Co. . '9
Family IS rs al % state Ohio and Indiana Do ~ 6OaS - 70
Amber 81 72Gsi a. White 81 77asi SO Corn held 6my
yellow ds Ry in good ds%,9! a. s2s Oats e Improved prove
iOa ioia: RensJ Ii % March l4sdl&s the Gr.s aud Zoe
last half Of April wh,y no@nal zoe Dt Western IN ron
Eitfi Do 80 1896 10 r Treble EIt. DO whe.t fne a.
sl a. so r H. s.d sna ros .os Dat. Gf@
aud soc for No Barley dull At II 6Odsl 50
Pcrf f At ! So up coan.ry April DIV Sailed Meats
sales higher sales Of shoulder. at &C. 70 arrive Clear Rib
Nae, .oc S..gH 1Ss n @ for SoPiSf. o. for Clear Rb Sizes
gc Sides Lard 6m at &C. for steam seller MAJ
h,c1 log it'i io 1n s % 5oss5 r. cs s@ ssd S,ut
~ 75d 81 Tor ssyeCo and Heer 81 21Gsi IS Tor Good
F 10 , hash Wheat IL 900 bush Corn II 900 bush oa.s
$500 bush Barley, and 2,OOO Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
WEDNESDAY, March 25-P. N.

The sesyon Of the House on Monday and the out.
- an rrord "a the final result of the discussion OF
,h. ,.rrencv ouestion in the Senate, which, as we
have already said. promises an ADOPTION VI wv
House bill free banking, and S2o,oVV'"o mo,o
t,onal bank notes was sufficient 10 ihiuSe iio "ne
bnoyancy into the Wall Street markers 'o-u"S' ""N
III socnrities were strong and at times rampant
-, oon,inues easv and is back to the old rates
of 2 and per cent, after the temporary
:, yr;dav when per cent was the accepted
le desnite the continuous ougo of currency 10 the
contiguous States. The gold market felt the inhu-
epce of the imitation victory and advanced nan
point sing influenced in the ascent by the advance
20 - st for GO days bills and 81 So for sight TO the
pound sterling in foreign exchange LONDON sent
firm markets for securities the Bank OF England loS
INC c15sOOO in bullion, withdrawn on balance to-
day. But the chief interest of the market centered
in the stock speculation. where the utmost activity
and animation noticed. For the first hall hour
of business the market was feverish and uncertain
,nling at about the latest official figures
az last night Ii did not take long however, after
the Washington news came foreshadowlng lnnauoh
As the eventual result of Senatorial action, to imoue
the market with bullish spirit, which sent along
prices Of the leading shares one-half to nearly their
best the outsiders vyng with the shorts IN making
active purchases of the conspicuous shares WESTERN
Union was the card of the day. and its advance was
stl INN cd
which Is now said TO be close at
hand. They look however, for an ex-
plana ion of this rise more to the direct finger oil
we ancient Commodore" than to any outside III
Anence. Pacific Mail offered room for handsome
profit in its fresh jump the report of the safety OF
the steamer Coma greatly helping the stock. Lake
Shore was in fine request, and Union Pacific was
dealt in with great freedom during rise OF Il per
cent Wabash, st. Paul, Northwest, and ROCK
Island were in active request, much TO the neglect
of the investment stocks. The market was lower
in the afternoon and closed steady The advance
in prices from the opening to the closing ranged
from to !! per cent follows: n. Y. Central and
Hudson. per cent Erie, Lake Shore !; Wabash
4: Northwest Common, do. Preferred I; ROCK
Island I; st. Paul, 1; Ohio and Miss, /; n iCen-
trail I; u. Pacific, !, c., c. and J. G., {; Hannibal
and ST. Joseph, |. Panama, j; Pacific Mail, Il. The
opening. highest lowest and closing prices of active
stacks sold to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA March 25-cotOn Mding Is ac net receipts
232 bales stock. 253 bales
CHAKLsros March 25Coon 1ule. Aad Ming 10 Isp
lGc Mdiing Is II Good Ordinary IA c net receipts $50
b; exports the Continent 202O baes 900 bAes stock
81 3l6 bales.
March 25-Co;t'n quiet mitIns l6sse net receipts
- bales grs S3l bales sEs $50 bales stock $500 bales
March 25Cotlon quiet and arm hddlng lOe net
receipts 1874 bales sales l,0l2 bales stock O5 POI bales
March 2S.-Cott0n quiet Mdfhng 1916 Ord
rarT. l2s4c receipts, "a bales; $50 bales
March 25COtton quiet and unchanged Mdilns
1889; 1853 bales spments 32i baes sales 30 bses
WLssGros March 26Cotton .ie.yi Mdihng i5a Get re-
eepts, 1888 bales; stock, $500 bales
CscssAI1 March 25-Coon quet Mdting, l5'sci receipts
ga bales: shipments LIP bales stock, IL 1913 bales
hasPHIs March 20 cotton quiet and unchanged Low hdihng
144Gl5A. geesp OiS bAsi shpmepts, AIS baesi stock
iO22i bael .... -
EOAy0LK March 25-Coou trn ard unchanged, Low Mdnsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
Is at the close of the Board were:

There was decidedly more speculative activity in
gold in the Washington advices and after decline
from ll2s at the opening to I'LL, the price took
sharp upward turn TO 1922 on lively dealings in the
Gold Room. Later the quotation declined 10 lli2.'
and closed at 1I2!G1l2a The market has been more
active than for several weeks. Loans cost
81, a. and per cent for carrying TO fiat The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out S2 600 in coin interest and
$1,000 in called bonds. The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank Gold cleared
Ss2l5OOO: gold balances, S1,Si2,95S; currency bal
anees 81 579jo0. The following were the quotations
for gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
WOOL MARKET.

Bosror March 25he Wool trade remain. The same que. con
dion =. beore eporte; purchasing only wanted
and fine Peces continue steady nd brm a. preIos prices
In other Mad. there material change AZ
prI "a o ere dali California Fall Is inquired Tor bot the condition
Of The most this poor that sales can only o made low
c Jere l. no Of KIND Of WOOL on The mar
fet bat purchase cautous that sales eon not DC
fJ .rceut AZ qn0tc sales OF Medium ana ba
oho nd Feeces b22a55e Choice BI Double
R,y, and Treble EIt G60c and good lines OF Wisconsin
Michigan Fieeees oVU3oci ID suie' az" h'"" '
At 40df2l2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

BANKING HOUSE OF FISK HATCH NO. NAssAU-sr'
We bny and sell GOVERNMENT BONDS and GOLD
at current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits, and
allow interest at the rate of four per cent make
Collections. and transact general Banking and
Financial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL PACIFIC and WEST
ERS PACIFIC GOLD BONDS. which, at present prices,
are very desirable for investment
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
SIX PER CENT LAND BONDS at 81 and accrued IN
terest. FISK q bAlOh
THE RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY rs always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able aud suggestive essay on this topic by Proi z.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully IN
TKIBl NE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address TIE TRIBUNE. New Ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
Wo annex closing rates for foreign exchange:

Despite the outflow Of currency to the New-Eng-
land States. money is abundant and easy at 3 and
Der cent on call and - aud on prime discounts
With strong and rising gold the Government
bond market was higher closing on the basis OF the
,tntI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26

Coiton IN 'tfs tunu"s " S~''
an. bsr oad.s below the grace qioeN
's'' '' ,.Lu, voR PRssEsr DELIVERY. -,
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bonds were dull and steady. The following
were the bids:

There pretty brisk trade in railroad bonds,
and good demand prevailed for some of the issues
for which higher prices were made than yesterday
sri f.tto,r;u0 vera the bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26

Inrlud.d 92O bales 10 arrive
Rssps al The shipping ports today IRE ~ 40 ee; M. cay
eel 700 bales last BI0l baes NoeA IN He"
Ts5 a,e Sses: consolidated stock, 6o, 573 bales ,,as
1,,,, hight ana pees efe
,e, an The late months; follows s on basis Of Low %
Sale. last evening ster p M april o ~ 10 sIc ,.I 10
w. Mach 100 10 % 80 April 400 10 1885, ~
70 81, p s, no rs l6c; 500 10 2732c 300 10 l3eci
zoo 10 S733e Is Ise 100 Is 252s a "a 70 500
iG. 900 ID l-32e 27OO 10 5l6e June 400 10 2iSzei
800 Ie IL I6e Jane ZOO 16 2732 AP 9Vo 10
a,l graDd total l46oO hses hfenanHe
G "a 70 e. 100 June; L. pd 10 800 March Tor 'u''
LIFE nj. 10 900 March FOR july
CoArThe Delaware Letsw.nna and Western tshoad copp,n
Iii go At their regular ancion,ae, 5000 tons Of sea-
, Tie ATTENDANCE Of large aud the bllhg bnsA
nns in All grad except Steamboat sfvanee me ooN
Ing viii show the lowest and highest Prices oO'Anei ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26

W1DEasDAI. March %. 1874.
AsHEsPou quiet AT former lgaies qao'ed at G Pearls
=
cOPisE-TLs Ks la.isi Oae and dGn. With NAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

q. and .re, March ? 1874 Nlu cave south hgbu'> "
yn as follow. (sundafs eIeePtei: a. ,o.ao. ~ adam.
PAchOsus aud intermediate stauoh' ~ - s.I
For lain ana stations, a. 80 m .H ~" TX s.
For Babylon an intermediate staAon' al 9''o w. ~ 49,
s1 H,rrsI and intermediate stations At 95O| Ns Low
apd7 y ,..-..t.,. .,,tioaa Al $50 . N
400 o. asd ). ~
sana" """ rave D1' Go 4 CANAAN ssDshssss'ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
THE MARKETS.
lCareiullr reported tor TuE TRIBUNE.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

"WEDNESDAY. March %, 1874.
The following complete lis; Of shipped 10 vessels Waca
were cleared to-day for foreign ports:
np.-Ir ,r Olra
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Gteamboata ano tsai!roaos.


~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIKI WBST-Psse1ger and Preishs
Station New York foot Of Lbertyst Connects somrye With
South Branch K al Hampton Junction VITO Delaware LchsvspDs
aud Western Railroad; Phlpsblg With Legh and SaqaehnDs
Division also with Lehgh VALLEY Rano Direct line TO larns6ug
Pittsburgh and the West to Central Pennsylvania and NewYsrx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26

xsnd has advanced c u 10 sales ot 10 oags "'
Domingo er Vic aud resale ~ Dags 90 AZ
quote Maracabo 2s d3Oc Gdayaquil lo@lle'i 'a'''
AMI saDto Domingo, S0Jc all gold - In al, ,nn,irv
for The low grades limited arrivals moderate 1hs ~ S
ami SHINING RItras prices sg hlJ improved I'ade u
so SLOWLY al irregular prices. Al the close hs mase' vi
Trade aud Family brna~
Extras buyers sellers apart In their yiews' safes OF iV' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AtAhA""NA D'it WV"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

1ebnlen, lit cine Inomalie llro cine 9rait
iamfeit. @ie oiel Sinber lino ntdt ld]oH III
grmangelung zines iolheu SnititutS ernlorf
bet morben, lpie utel Srauen iinrettoar nnlsrz
Qeqanqer; Die 8ep0lferung rpitroe erlGreaen
lno Iidl entisbeu, fuenn ibr Die Statiflf Der
Ssrbrefen uno cine Sdiloerur9 Der gtot9
unb bes gl.nbs, pelte in 6olse oieles wtars
oels etutrsten, poreelegt iperben fOnrte. Der
@ertb zines iolhei 6Sfpitals fir cine &finif
1T on uno fit iIh if)on lebr groB. SerbaltS
niBmGBig Elm iebr gerlnger Yro5entlas anne
Observation-Disclosures bat @elegenbelt 9ebabt,
einen praftii6en 5aa bon GeburtSbilfe su
iebsn, bis Die juugen 2erte bann oils aer5te
pl0blim in ei1ter acknowledgements geriltet1
rpurben, uno in wsnig anberenSdaen berridt
10 uiel Notbwenbigfeit praltiider Griabrnng
Dor. Die 4nItatt b%eabiittist aud cine Seb.
anlmenidule su be9riinben."
Die $4,000 Der Seietscbun9 iino lelblt7
oeritdnbli6 faum geniigeno, Die prirlttloe
Ginriftuig su beireiten lnb oas gtotbmen*
| oiaite fir Grbaltung Der 4nitalt rpGbreno Der
nad,fen siuei Sabre an bsifaftn. 9as
9elte mirb bic Observation-Disclosures on Der
Gtnrihtung unb l1nterbalt1ng bieles SHIFT
tuts tbl11 miilIen, uAb eS ltebt gu boIfe1, baB
baIIelbe an altsn 8altimorerll, ruel6e Die
4 Mittsl baben, gtpaS gum ~allgsmeiuen 8e-
fen beisuiteueru, liberale Batrone troet,
81. G~eisseebuug bot ben anltoB 9egsbsu, e
GILT lest, baB Die Biirger bic Sad)e III oil
Danb ncbmerl itnb oas SHititlt sur Sbatlaf'
MAIDEN. 8eionbers iolte buiielbe bon Der
9entiden rsge mutcritiiet nsrben, oenn Mi
marfe arnle beutlhe 5rau ut niht btsbc1
Inter Den llmIIGnb.if, beneit bas Sniitut bic
nen iou, in's armenballs 9eihift moresn
nno pie mard,e 6rau mirb in 3ufunit @els
genbeit crbatten, sic Mdnner unb 6rauen 81
ieanen, melte i'm Settle unieres bunlanel
3eitalters oisie 4nitalt ms Seben rieien mi
eiurihtefeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
Sanptquartier, 2. 9rigabe, N. 81. o.
SaltimOre re, ben II. Wtai 1911.

SauptquGfEter, <. Srtgape, w. N. ".
Balttm re, ben II. Wtai 1874.
@eneraiss9eFebI STR. 6. -
l.. 3teie Brigade iDiro Eiontas, ben IS. 9lai,
iHfoIse oes Spe5ialzSefebtes Sir. s Der @enerat=aos
iutQRtur, iar Snipeftion burd sc. @ree1ens, Dem
8oauernenr unb Observation-Disclosures ausriden.
II. Die Iruppen tueroeu fh um III lt9r 9tadz
nlittaBs an < flatht Wsonumente a%uIfelen uno
nab Dem 8roaolpap mGrihireu, mo bic SiRie fin
Jieuitc 9ebiloet rpiro, Der redte SlttgeI on bic 2omz
barbR,aBe 9eIebnt, nat BEN 9eten Fe9enb.
III. Ole |ecile miro UNI No llbr 3ad,rtittdsa
ftattfinoen. .ec
". 03aior Sarrp @iImor, has erfe gatatTonGas
palferie commandment, wirb ii6 bel @eueraImdiol
@one, @eneraG= 2biutant be5 .Staute5 Wtarplano,
fur Gscort<0ienf in jeinem @alptquorttere, "Sdrs
Nuns 9otel" nm 1 nbr Iobmittogs nletoen.
V. Ger gri9aoefab iuiro ii6 (beritten) an
ShId6t 9ionumente, GatpertfroBe, UNI IA nb'
meloen. @
arf Sefc9l oes Generals o.. 6. Garr:
EBcmaS g. gec&ais, iatt.,
ff Sberff uno StabS.@hd;
9ppaxo RnnnifbmBien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

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