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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
Condition Of Mrs. Fiteh's Egyptian damon

One of the most curious pieces of legis-
1atiOn in Congress during the last ses-
sion was resolution intended to be
doubly favorable in its effect regarding
the wedding present fla diamond neck
lace and earrings from the Khedive of
Egypt to Gen. Sherman's daughter. The
resolution as it became law is as fol-
lows:
ssPrivate Resolution No. 1.-Joint res
olution authorizing Thomas w. Fitch,
Engineer OF the United States Navy, to
accept.of a wedding present sent to his
wife, Mrs. Minnie Sherman Fitch. Re-
solved, &C., That Thomas w. Fitch, En-
gineer OF the United States Navy, be and
is hereby authorized to, accept of a we'd
ding present ofjewelry sent 70 his wife,
Mrs. Minnie Sherman Fitch, by the Khe-
dive of Egypt, as a token Of his respect.
"Approved Feb. IL, 1870"
The above resolution does not exempt
the present from duty, but merely au-
in the United States service, to accept
it. After this became law, 1t was found
that the Government was still entitled
to the duty, and that was exactly what
the resolution was intended to avoid, but
the terms were Insufficient. The words
ssfree Of dutyn were suggested after the
: word "accept," but several Senators
said 1t was UNNECESSARY.
When the defect was known, another
resolution was offered, and it would
have passed, but General Sherman went
to the Capitol and protested against II
as a rigmarole OF foolishness. He said
he did not want any resolution passed
making the diamonds free of duty.
Engineer Fitch has not the money to
spare to pay such. an enormous amount
,Of duty as is required, and his vile
would not be apt to wear the necklace
under any circumstances. Gen. Sher.
man is not a wealthy man, aud can mol
support such extravaganza.
Tie present is now in custody of the
Collector of the Port OF New York, where
1t will no doubt remain till next winter
when. something will be done about it
These diamonds nave been subject to SO
much talk and inspection that almost
their exact value is ascertained. Their
value is not $40O, 600, as has been asserted
pr anything like it. They are worth $50,
pOo to $4,000 gold, and the duty on then
- about $l7, 500
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29

Massachusetts, is rejoicing in the dis
covery OF galena and silver mine, which,
if accounts are true, promises to be val
liable. The mine is near Newburyport,
about two and one-half miles from the
Merrimac river, and half mile from the
Boston q Merrimac railroad. AIshaft has
been sunk to the depth of fifty feet and
800 tons of ore have been taken out,
About four ttons were sent to Newark,
N. j., to be sIhelted, being some OF the
first taken out, and yielded about $100
per ton. The vein is, of volcanic origin,
the ore cropping out OF the rocks on the
surface. That first taken out was galena,
which, as they went down, was mixed
with silver, and carries $3.50 to 5000 per
ton. By slide from the south wall ore was
brought down Of q gray color which as
says $4,000 per ton. The success of the
Chapman lode has induced many to buy
land that was valued at $50 per acre six
months since now brings 81, 900 per acre.
Capitalists and others are flocking there,
many OF whom have visited the mines IN
Mexico and Colorado, and they profess
that the Chapman lode is equal to the
Comstock and Legal Tender. Mr.. Boyn-
ton has bought land and sunk shaft
forty feet, finding very rich ore., Mr.. g.
w. Kempton is in charge OF the Law.
renee mine, and has gone down forty feet
with diamond drill, getting out rich
silver ore. A company has been formed
by fifteen gentlemen from Portland, Me-,
who have bought 80 acres, and<will go to
work at once. Each day brings men oil
wealth who want to invest in the mine
Stock companies are being formed, and
this usually quiet city u in astate o.
acommotions =
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29

Il
l1he NarrOso-gGu0e II. r.. Stoch-Easfer
.Servtoes-Patrons of Hnsbandry-Fose
der E1pIOsiOn, ctc.
Special TO the Star.
DAYTON, o., March 29.--At the Mar
row-gauge Coal R. r. meeting on Satur-
day evening, $4,000 worth OF stock was
taken. Only $4,000 remains to be SUBJ
Scribed. Ep
The Episcopal and Catholic Churches
were all well attended at the Easter
Services yesterday.
The people of Dayton will, at the CON-
ing election, vote upon the question of
abolishing the Market-house system in
this city.
The County Council Of the Patrons OF
Husbandry had large meeting here last
Saturday afternoon. The Council haYe
secured the Horshman Bank Building,
on Jefferson street,eto be occupied as a
farmers supplies, including implements,
: grain and seeds, will soon be ready for
sale to the members at wholesale cost.
The explosion last Saturday m orning
of the loWder mills at Xenia, contain
ing twenty kegs, was felt very sensibly
in this city.
The Democratic City Convention hold
on Saturday evening made the following
nominations: Solicitor, ALI. A. Thomas;
Police Commissioner, John Betlet0n;
Street. Commissioner, James Hartnell
Trustee of Water-works, Milton Ben
net; Market Master, Alexander Mack:
Infrmary Director, Samuel b. Taylor
and Constables, Jos. A. Kitzler and W
I'll. Snyder.
The Republican City Convention will
assemble this evening.
Two men, named Jacob Keller ant
Alex. Wallace, We're both badly stabbed
i'm afight in an East Fifth-street saloon
Saturday night. Wallace was the ag
gressor, and has been arrested.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND.

SIDNEY, O.-Building promises to be
very lively here this spring. Sidney is
improving rapidly. 1t has already over
three thousand Inhabitants, has water
works, a, Jail, gas-works, etc., and is an
enterprising and growing place. Its
people are an industrious and intelli-
citation OF The STAR, which is taken and
read in all parts OF the city,,
+ RIDGEvrLLE, IN0.-The first grand
spelling match for this little city came
OH Friday night at the NJ. E. Church
Hon. Levi James was. made chairman
and Dr.J. G. Sims and Hon. olney Whip
pie were chosen Captains. Alter q live
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
By TELEGRAPH.
WGsht,.Of0s, .N0tes.

WASHINGTON. March 29.--Members Of
thetMexican Senatorial excursion party
leave at 3 O'clock this afternoon.
J. Louisiana will remain without q Judge
as successor to Durrell till next winter.
John Welcher, the well-known' caterer,
died yesterday.
The question of whether thaeamend
ments y the Constitution confer suffrage
on females will be. decided in the gu
preme Court to-day, in the case Of Mrs
Minon, OF st. Louis.
Instructions have been issued through
the War Department to the General COM
lmanding in Texas to take such measures
as may be possible to deal summarily
with Mexican raiders.
: A. II. Brooks has been appointed Spe.
cial Revenue Agent in indianapolis.
Gen. Garfield left last night for Con.
necticut to take part in the campaign in
that State. :
The Supervising Inspector of Steam.
boats and Supervisor Snow, of New
York. and Rogers, OF New Orleans will
meet here in June, to test all new models
Ot safety valves. 47- ~.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29

One hundred firms in London, Eng
land, have united in an address to the
farmers of Ireland, in which the re-
quirements OF the London bacon market
are stated.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
THE CINCINNATI STAR :

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cents per line Agate.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29

A New Yorker who drew $50, 900 in the
Royal Havana Lottery, realized 81. 800 on
it, after paying 5000 to agents and law.
yers.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29

A tablet has been erected over Keatesi
grave at Rome preparatory to d fnedal@
lion bust contemplated By Gen. Eyre.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-29
THE CINCINNATI STAR:

Star Publishing Company, and mailed, free Of post
age, at 90 per year. II Is a large eghtpage paper
containing 45 columns Of reading matter, and s th1
ton, Agate measure. Three months l26 cents per
cent. on column. 37Il
ApvERrIsEMESrs for either WEEKLY or TnIDAfL must
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Extra displays, Special and Business Notices. will be
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-13
SaS Seutid)e Sbeater tn Oct
,,SotcOrSta.'|
Der GIephat1t

Moier's neueites guitipiel: p Der elephant" /"
tuelhes iiberall nit 9lan5enbem @riolg gege=
ben purbe, gin9 geitern Ibenb I'M O@OucOrz
Oia- 8 Sbeater" in Sceue. 9a8 Stiif bat bic.
ielben SorSiige, pelde mir an BEN anoeren
Stiiden oeielben Yerfaiiers Gu.timo,"
ySttftungsfef" 2c.) benunbern; Die 9ano>
lung lit ipannenb, bic Situation nrfomli6
unb Der OtalOg flteBeno unb geiitretd,. 1etoer
man9elt un8 beute megen lleberfiillung ult-
ierer Spalten nit Qeieitoff unO annOncen Der
9taum, nm ndber auf ba8 Stiid uno bic Set
itunsen Der eiu3elnen oarIteaenoen &rdfte elm
5ugeben. Senerfen mOllen mir beute MIR,
oaB iid I'M oas oOrtreffli6e @nIemble, melz
DIES Seber, Der geitern in Der v@OncorOta"
anmeienb mar, bepunoern muBte, beionoer8
Sr. S6erenberg unO SRI. 8ldger perOent
ma1ten. Cine eingehenbe Selpre6ung bic
les neuen Moier'iden 2uitipiels bebalten mir
uns bis sur sueiten Guffiihrling Dor.
9ienita9 abeno gebt gum 8eneftSe fir 6rn.
Sermann 6errp Oas 9rOBe bretafti9e SolfSs
itiid: yOas Solf, tptt eS lpeint unb lu6t,"
iiber Die 8retter. 2Sir miini9en benz braueu
Seuef5tanten, Der f4 als etn tiidtiges uno
brau6bare8 Ntitglieb uniereS 8iibntnperlo>
nails erpieien bat, BON 9an5em 6er5en ei1
uole8 6auS, ,0a8 Solf, tuie es ueint uur
ladt" gebOrt 5u jenen Stiiden, bic man itetS
gerne iiebt, uub piro bier ebne 3melfel am
0ienftag Ibeuo bic beifdGigite Nufnabme
fir1oeu,
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Sas &ipilred,ts=1eSek.

81 on t 9 I'M erD, Nlab., y. Wfdr5. =
@eitern abenb traten mebrere gte9er an Das
Siletidalter bes Sbeaters, nm itd) 8illete
fir oas Barquet 81 taufen, iuurOen aber BON
oem Sberiteu 9Sagner 5uriid9etpieien. 2eb,
terer mnroe ipdter auf bic Slage BON bier 9te=
germ bonn Siilfss s8unDesmaridaa Hanoolpb
oerbaftet uno beute Morgen gegen Stellnng
BON $500 Siir9idlaft entlaiien. Die &ldger
iinb idmu1tlih befannte Bolitifer, bon oenen
8tpei BET Der lebten gSabl in ibrem @ountp
it6 I'M Ienlter berparben, burd ibre eigenen
5autfarbgenOiien aber eine gtteoerla9e erlit=
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Ste @oloiud,er Il, ocm sd,parsen


ct. 2ouiS, II. Mdrs.- Sen. .Shermar
iuuroe geitcrn bon einem 3situnssidreibel
befragt, pel6es 9serfabren bic Ote9ieruns Der
@olbIdser Grpepittonen gesenlber, pelae
iid) fertig MAIDEN, in bic Sdlpar5en 8erge
ein5ubrtngen, einiblagen iperbe. Der 9eneral
lagte, Die 9te9ierung tperbe 9llleS tbun, berar
ttge grpebitionen Su nerbinbern unb Siejeni
gen, lpelde idon eingeorungen ieien, binaus
sutreibeu. Sobalb Oas g8etter es 9etattet
lptrb cine Ibtbeilung BON gunbestruppeu ab,
geianot perOeu, nm alle @olbiu6er Su Der.
trctbeu. Der Sertra9 nit ben Stour wirt
auired)t erbalten perben. Der General iagte
bic BeiBen fla9teu iiber SnoianeritreifSiigt
unO i9ienen Die llnsere6ti9feit uidt su ieben
mel6er iie f9 i9uloig madten, lnbem fl
ieIbit Streifsiige na6 benz Sebiete Der Snbia
uer ituteru1hu1et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-13
- 8areatt Der
WtotteerskransportattoRssGoutr
Nnrfnlf. Wa.

Bic grose Snlanoz z@aiier Routp.
peIt5e Satteras unb aae anberen See=Setapren pers
mei0et, ioDte aud mad Buntten am foanote>
Eoenton uao pfgntontb, sS., gebt.
Die Naten ftuo 10 nieDrts, ais auf treeno
etuer atioeren &tnte.
Saufeute, fuelhe i6nelle uno 3uperlaiiige Bet
fbiffuna fuinihen, fperoen es 5u tbrem belon6ereu
Bortbetle fiHoen, NIT Der
Vtoneer=2tnie
iu perihtfTen.
Durdgonss> noiIements uub Raten fann rlau
tn ,oem BaTean Der ~SoItimorer= Dampi Badets
Selenihaft4 erbalten.
Ilan marfire uno ueribtffe gaareu:" Via Old Ray
Line," B. L., u. "Pieneer Transportation Coxp. y
p. T. 90.
Beseundbere Iustunft penoe man itb ON
". 9. GaDeH,
Central IgeHt Der mY 81. .s&omp. J., RorfoIt, ga.
@. 9. ponr,
@euerai 6rad1tsA9ent Der
zBaltimoreS Dampfidiif>@omp
(Dfh,1S) an tSu6e$es union<Dod, Baltimore.
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Die @erbretterung Oct crlcanss
S<MA6n
Cine Nroteft ., erta nmIn,,a,


Seltern Abeno ueriammelte fidl cine Qn.
SAM 9t9enthitmer Don @runoitiideu an Or
leahs' nno oenadbartcu Stra6en i'm Sobann
9alter1 19en 9otale ytr. 72, Orleans, nabe
| Canal StraBe, nm gegeu bas Yroieft. bie
Orleans StraBe brelter Al mQdbeu. ihre
Stimme 3u erbeben.
Auf SDrn. Srieorib 6Gn8ler'8 gutroa
puroe 6r. 9Salter auf ben Sorfit beruieu |:
er ertl1rte erit IN beutid)er, 6ann III en9liihcy
| Sprade, iuesbalb RE Seriammluuq berufcu
| poroen; eS toume ibm iebr lonoerbar Dor.
oaB IN Der Serne iuohnen6e 9eute iidl fir oit
Serbreiterung Der Orleans StruBe 10 icbr
| tntereliiren, m1hreno Die anmobner nit ibrtr
jebigen 8reite pollfommeu Suirieoen icIcn
Die Sebteren piirben Die llufoiteu uaQcn
miiiien, rudbrenb Der @rtereu Sddel unbc-
riibrt bliebe; fir 9tnoere lei es cine 2eid)tig
felt, auf Die Saiden Der 2lnWobHcr 81 ipetll
liren. gSer iber Die @nge Der StraBe Th
beibwere, fir Den lei iie alle3eit brett genug,
nm ibm unbelGitigte 9nrfpaiia9e 3u ge-
ltatten.
Sr. 6r6blif iflag Satagung auf eincu
anoeren abeno Dor, jebeniall5 iuiiroen iid)
Oann nlebr Setbeili9te einfuoen.
9r. 5Gnsler brang auf iofortige8 9auoeln;
nadlite 9Sod)e fomme man Su ipGt.
Sr. 2Salter mar 9letder 9lnTdlt; itou
na1iten 0Onneritag lucrOe OaS Serte6rSilra-
Bsll' 'Sonllte beS StabtratbcS pieie 2lngele9eu.
belt III 8eratbung nebmen.
0r. Wtoies SuieI lpraf bon oen ,lr Gnga
g!rung eines aOuofaten n6tbigeu 6onbs, fir
ole er So Setd)uete. glebnlidJ inbicrlbirten olc
9S. Graceg, SGnsler uno 9noCre.
SdlleBltd) murbe Elm aus Den S6. g9alter,
S6mab unb 61usler beiebcnbe8 @omite be
auftragt, anOerer @runoeigentbiimer Otit,uirs
fung 81 erlangeu. Nafoem 6r. Snicl Die
@rnennung gum Saiiirer erbaltcH bate, Der.
ta9te iidl Die SeriammlHnq.
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spestalfikaua oes gnnses5enats.

Speatalfibnn9 oes Sttnoesienats.
gSal bington, IL. Mdrs. SIN Seuat
leste Der SicesBrGEoent Die 9enfldrlft Der
ainber beS gS. 8. Sebaitian, peritorbenen
8unbeslenators bonn Staate g(rfanlas, Dor,
IN melher auseinanber geiett mirb, oaB oerz
ielbe Elm treuer Inbduger Der llnton mar. Der
Senat miro infelge 3cfen eriudt, ben Se-
idluB 81 luloerrufen, bura rneldlen Sebalt1aH
aitsgeitoBen ipuroe.
Ser gei6luB iiber bic 3ulaffung bes 6rn.
Yu6bad murbe Johann aufgenommen. Wfcr
@reerp bate bas gSort unb bieIt cine langere
0teoe, in ipelder er ia9te, baB eS @itelfelt
iein peroe, wenn Semanb ii6 einbiloe, oaB
er iiber bielen @egenitano nod etrpas Nenes
i'll iageuIpermDse. 8erner irraden nod GSaulS-
burp uno Gbriitiancp 9esen Ytndbad's gu
laiInng.
Der @enat gins iObann III Grefntioiibuu9,
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- gta9 Dem Siioen!
Baltimore, SortSmoutB 1ttsS
9Seloon+
8ailiuie un0 ,,Geetiiite Roannfl
tSiieuhahfi 10

Die aesonten 6amptef ,,eoutTana" uno
,,@eo. search" tabren NIT GusRobme bes Sonns
Der Ssetuns Wionroe ab uno ifltesen fd1 in Wortss
mouth, 8G., an Die rSeetdte esRodnotezG zGtieu6abn,
nab g4eloon, Raleigb, Charlotte, 9BHmiupton.
@bdrleftou, Aueufta, atlanta uRb alien Bldbe1 bes
Siioens an. ytado gbenton uuo glpmoutb - 0ien:
tags, Deuueritags uho SoRuabenos. Waf @6er:
rptone-D;eu1a9s Donueritd9s uno gonuaben6s
Hah Dlatt9ems, Diontags, DlittpohS nub
Greitass. ~. Is. SmifE,
llop25-l superintendent Der bGilirie
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"a 9r. 3. 6. MsobFon,

NahfoIgerbes Or. 2Btnd cit
a. ,as Meits,Sanettes, ober5aIb @utaspfrass.
s Same aSS nesssn oarasus obns s9msrssn mt sife
p.s saaaiss aussesogen game Sssi,Is NIT gIms
msa6ns 10 bg ME $40 ano pGen0 sShas ii
dstera GsoiSe auf cine porslslie gseiie 9etllt "
maS bober. peronen uereen poblbnn, blsr sofSG
Epreden, ebe fe auoersmo bn9eben, oa oie Satss,r
taten jir Die ausiibruns ancr !3rDei9e Der Saqts
griueifanit nidt lbertrofen iperoen fonnen. Sle
Brei5e nb Ie9r neoris, unb tpiro ole Srbett saron|
tsrt. D1s @ejhdft 1T tu ieoer 3sit aeoffnef.
fSOftI1-Sulii0, Sftii-Sdui0, ,U5tD
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SeGn0e.

Ytontpellier, Yt Sern., u. Widrs. =
Sersangene Nadt gegeu - llbr brad, bier Elm
5euer aus, oem stpei !Sduier gum Spfer fiez
len. @e9en llbr Mor9ens eilttano ein an.
bereS 6euer, buS groBartise 0imeniionen ail=
nabm nno inter elmer Menge anOerer Sauiel
oa8 Staats- S9aeamt, eine apotbefe, eineu
Supelierlaben, cine 8uhbanolun9 II. !. 10.
elndi9erte. Sn ben meiiten Der ab9ebrannter
Sdlier batten 4bpofaten bic Srpeiten Stod'
perfe ais Siireaus in Senubun9. Serluii
nnp g5eri6erHn9 nod, unbetanrt.
8rog, N,.Y,, -, Otdr3. = Seute Wtor.
gen brannte Die b0l5erne 8riide 5u Stiupa.
ter am 9ubion. Sluiie nebft 5wei @eiddftSz,
neua Nehnhduiern uuO benz u5loners- -SOtel'
ob Aeiammtpetlult etpa $4,000,
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Su perntetbe esI6siRauate 1's iSsRu 9ieGtss siau:
ration Rr. 1872, WeitzSrantIihr., befannt ale. .IiR
Der nCIo Gge= Ealpn," nit elmer Bobnuna erner
aIaiis per6unoen, paiieno fir oftsauser. Baf<Gius
ridtun9 eompIet. gta6Sufraseh BEL N, q. Sef,
Nr, 265, Se5t>SatttmoreItraBc. (6i,3,5)
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Gaaaare,s Rafeu- Bahnpulpfr

ssftp rsinist uuo aa Die 9ns ss S, ben ben
SShas. Sic ;yaeOn Der s4ahteL 1T neu, nissd, be-
ouem uno iparlam. Breis % eeuts. 81 9aoen IN
allen apotbefen uub Drosuen@9anolunsen
lNuab .12ViteN)
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Cine 8erfidler,tt19sscicaidtaft iteat
bic 2dItItttt(sett Elm.

Ybtlabelphia ia, u. MdrS.- Die ,,9ia=
tionat 6euer Serii6eruugs -Geielli6aft" bot
bente ibre Sbiiren geidllOfien; bic Sear1ten
erfldren, OaB i'll Solge BON llmltdnbeu, fir
lpeld)e Die gegenudrtige Sermaltung nidt Der,
antuor4id gebalten iuerOen fam, bic @eeli.
ibaft in MiBfreoit geratben lit, me8balb iie
porlGnfig ibre 3ablungen etniteqen muB. 9ie
@Seielli6oft bat ieit geranmer 3eit feline Bolt
cen QuSQeoebeu.
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ger ntnertfnni;d,e Gnrotnof

81 m, Y. ytars.-- Die uSoce ol Serlta"
GioSfer ben Garbinals6ut niat uur rpeaen Der
periDnlihen Serbieulte, ionoeru aud neil ber
bl. Stubl piinidt, bic aatbolifen BON ame>
stsinus in Imertfa Su beseidnen.
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Ser eroRe sfanOaI=Vroses.

9tep<D orf, 12. Otdrs. - Inter ben ber'
porrageuben anweienoen Berioueu, lpel9e an
bem BrO3eiie betbeili9t iinO, waren Srau Gil
ton, Seed)er nnb Srau, Seiiie Surner II. u.
Samuel gSiltiion purbe beute pernommen.
Saum bate Der 3euge in ieinen ausla9en be-
9ounen, 10 aerietben fid1 bic aOpofaten beioer
Yarteien in Die I6aare. Nadlbem Der 8tfter
Die Streifra9e entidieben, ieete Der 3en9e
feline Nusiagen fort. Oieielbeu fillb tltr bas
NuhIif1t nn11 feil1erl1 cS1itereiie
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Biz heiBe Tuft-

pou eatpion @uBsiien uno benz golSenen
Webailen=8e6eleiien
finn ieber on fb 5sl5it porShsIid, uno finb tn Sins
@ontroffe iiir Seisuus bur irseno eines oerielbeH
sueroen abseiGloiien pom -
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selbffmprp ,,.p 1tnala6sfan.

@Oncorb, q. : s., y. lRdrS. = Sin
@abniinniger eri9pB fi6 beute anf einem
3uae Der ,gtortbern Giienbabn;" Elm anoerer
gaiia9ier puroe obnmdftis ullb ais er tpie=
Der Su iih fam, siu9 er auf Die Blattform,
nm friIde 2uft Su id16pfen unb fiel bonn
3n9e, pobur@ er t6bilidle Serlebnngen er-
hielt,
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@oucoro, yt. s., 12. WidrS. : @le neaueren
98nhIberi6te Se9en, 6aB Die Republitaner lgi "n0
bic Demotraten 179 0itglieoer oes unterhauies trs
pablten OIftrtte iiuo mob i'm Riditdnoe.
Der Seuat beftebt aus finf Republifanern uuo
fini 0emotrdten. - Die grfpdhlun9 BON Snei be-
mofratii1eu @onsrebz z0ittslieoerH piro beftdti9t.
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Nnn Nnh0.

Saoanna, t2. OidrS. ~ @eneralz@apitdn Bal
maieoo berief balo nab ieiuer antuHit Die rei6ter
@ubaner suianmeu uub uerlanste eine AuIeibe Dol
f00,000 Bfo. Sterlin9, nm Die Soften Der Serbei
bringing fuetterer 2ruppeu aus Spanien Jn oeden
9ie Summe muroe ioiort geSethnet.
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ia Mor00fut[ [1er Gog0
- &egrImabiae
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sDiiben
Bremen rlmb BaItimDre,
via Soutbampton,
ten, nit oIeu Groroernfen nerIe6enen, neuen etiers
men gOfz9 9qmptf4tfie pom 22O0 4onnen;
,8atttniose," Capt. eiltenbain,
,,BerIin," = ButiGer,
,Cbto," Shulenbur9,
"aEsanlapess," aa6lti4,
..Nhrnbet9," Sa9er.
YOu Bremen: Bon 8aItim ore:
"R RarRR6Pers" 10. Oadrs. 8. aprit,
n8rauui9mst9" y: :v,.. II: ..u,
uuD ieoen Srpetteu Samitae UNI ubr yta6mittG9s
germtteiit 6iefer Dampfer ruerbsn BaFastere ua9
Bremen, Sout9amptou eOnoon uno 9asre unO bu'
rid 6ei0rcert.
QafTa9es9retTe:
Son Baltimore NOD Bremsn, goutbamptOu, sOn.
Don ODER SABRE:
&a1ate 500 Sob.
Switd,enocd S:4 Soarant.
Bon SoutbamptOn nap Baltimore:
Spiid,emOeG $e4 Gomrant.
Bon Yremen ooer SABRE nab Baltimore:
s~iiaenoea . $$4 @oHrant.
Retour= SiIIetS
bon Baltimore mad Stemen ooer 9aore uno surid
91iiite $50 Cob.
Smfi6enoe6 -$44.5O Gourant.
pou Baltimore nab SOutbamptou ODER eOn0ou uuo
Surii6 bon Sontbampton:
Gaiite $40 8olo.
SwiId,enbe6 S44.5O Sourant.
Sinoer BpGbeu uno 10 Sabreu 5ablen bic Sdlfte.
sBesen 6ra9t nno Baiia9e IN oieien in ieoer Stns
ft6t empiebleusDertben S6ltfeu fpeuoc man fttl an
w e"~'" ~ al. Sd,nmat,er Comp,
(Oft20,tS) gr. y, S.@9barIesitr., Baltimore, Tae.
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Dic Barrier Range

bct fit cine Reputatiou ue9en ihrerBor5sih hstt TN
$oben. Baden uno Sparianfet in 6eueruu9 uuo
a6nusuns erpor6en, melfes oieielbe iioer ale anz
WohnhduieI tueroen iabriSirt uno Eno snm gertaue
hsi IS. g. Sppo 6 Somp.,
gde Der Baltimore uub @utaDitrase.