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New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

Proved to be the best preventiveo OF
sMALI-PoX, FEVER, and SKIN DISEASES.
Its the most agreeable vitazng and reresng OF all sa
pne and gives instant relief In Headaches Sea or Bilious
IL Quickly form OF Erupve or Skin
comp,aints Tho various arising from Constipation
Climatic Influences the Liver Blood Impurities InOcua
ton the results Of breathing Air infected with Fevers Mea
.es or Smallpox cured and prevented by Its use soa
BY al Chemists the Manufacturer.
The numerous and letters relating to Its marvel
ous effect as positive scarlet fever and other blood
po,ons are most remarkable and painfully suggestive oil
great NEGLECT whenever the PYRETIC SALINE is not en-
Moved In these diseases furnishes the blood with its
lost saline constituonts"-[Dr Morgan NJ d., &c, ETC.
The late Dr. Thurley states his letters and lectures
found IT act as specific worst form Of Scarlet Fever
NO OTHER medicine being given"
NOTICE MY TRADEMARK AND NAME
BUFF-CoLoRED WRAPPER.
All other saines are
SPURIOUS IMITATIoNs
IN fact an attempted the public well as myself
Sold by all Chemists Maker In patent glass stop
pered BOTTLES at 2s I'd, A Cd, lis, and 2ls each
Special Agents Messrs. RAIMEs Liverpool Edinburgh,
and York; GLASGOW APoTHEcARIEs COMPANY aud
HATRICK d Co.. Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
TauARgNDgEN GRHLLON

prescnbed by the Faculty)A laxative, reresh
in and fruit Ozenge for the immediate relief aud
snectual cure Of constipation headache bile hemorhods
SC lamar unlike pills the purgatives s agreeable
to take Iro. Irritation Irnpared ny p hl
ION gT Rambuteau PARIS Depot CASWEIL. HAZARD a
Co corner Fifth ave and Twenty fourtb-s, NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Brooklpn propsrtn Go Get.

rVO LET-DeArable Brooklyn HOUSES, near
Il ferry; rents reasonable. KULAND WHITING, b
Beekman ST.
rHO LET-FURNiSHED HOUSE, No. ] Gar
denplace. Brooklyn High for six months r.nt low to
a good tenant Apply a. DANEN PORi. 3O7 Fl.Onst.
brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Dipioeno Noilres

GERMAN EXCHANGE BANK.
NKw.YoRK, April 21, 1876.
rhe Boarf Of this Bank THIS DAY de-
elsr DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT free OF tax payable
md o, 1876 The transfer books WI remain
TIL that date. A. fAHs, Cashier.
, MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY
pay al its Office No. l20 Broadway. n Y, on the first
Nav next the MAY COUPONS OF the Real Estate
IOugage bonds guaranteed by H. .
LOUIS FIIZGERALD President
OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS CoMPASY,}
So BROADWAY NEW IoRK, April II, 1876.
J DIRECTORS of this Company have de-
AIRED a DIVIDEND Of Two C2) DOLLARS PER
Il pavabe Office of tle Treasurer, No. 81 Broad
ew. York on and after May prOxmO.
transfer books viii close at two l2) O'Clock p m ON
law the 2Oth inst, and reopen "Wednesday, May 3.
GEORGE q. FARNHAM, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
rs'O LET.-S15O, 5000, $500, $500. 5000.

A IOR sAIE-sl 500 S2OJO, s2.5 o, $1,000 81 goo
DELIGHTFUL HOMES e hour iTom city Hall, IA most
part Of New Jersey brcs aud
DIV EI1NO extCnsyc grounds al uGincc Of fruit old
}. u. HAY. QQ7 Cti.ave
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

rNO LET VERY LOW-Fine old stone
DWELLING, 10 rooms, several acres land splendid old
shade one hour NewYOk. minute. Iom station. New
Jersey. J. IL hAh cJi othaNe.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

y
Gothic COTTAGE, containing ten rooms bath T00m range,
heaters best surrounded 10y shade fruit
ana towering shrubs stable for hOrses and
carriage needed. Time fIom New ork, 10 minutes
Inquire Of owner, j. T. BUhNS,
50 Unon-squ
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

TNHITESTONE, l.. Ito RENT -Four
w COTTAGES on the shore furnished unfurnshed
tagged walks depot Walst by train boat
r,nL $3.50 to s76v. g. d. WILLIAMS. Whitestona
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

rNO LET-At MorristOwn, n. j., a double two
story French roof furn she'd HClSE location the
best water gas &c 10 guOd party The reui would hc low.
ALply RANDOLPH BROS. It0Om -, III Broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

rINO RENT AT LONG BRANCH, the EAST
L END HOTEL. including bar tiNtures AMI furn iurt.
JOHN B. THOMPSON "a Broadst, Room No. II.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CoMIASr,{
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the StOckhOld-

II Of for the ELECTION OF MhNAbEisS,
,r other business viii be held at the office OF the Com
on TU ESDAY, the 9th OF May next. The polls Will
on from IL o'clock until . o Ock p m
transfer will closed from the evening OF April
GEORGE l.. HAIGHT Secretary
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

TINO RENTAL Summit, y. j., large Store
Il near Depot; rent, $500 Apply to ARCHIBALD
GKACIE oppoSite the station.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

V'O IET-An exceedingly comfortable, pleas
ant uulifni-led furnished HOUSE. In kOJd order
Flushing L.; I3 bath, laundry, ana furnace with 10
land fruit ces aud pasturage excellent
water; location high and twenty trains day: unfur.
pished 81 900 year r. u. ELLIOTT iianoycrs, N. v
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

Two RENT for the Summer-A furnished
HOUSE and stable new, with gas, BATH, &c, pleasantly
MiddleOwn Conn., references required. Address
Lock 3. %, Mi1dleioWn, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
CARATOGA PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Tbe

~ premises owned by the estate OF Peter Reese deceased
with class brick hOnse and brick stable situate on Re
gents OF Park place. lot 10 feet frsn by 3s2 feet
Cottage st location particularly desirabc ana
good opportunity for purchaser For terms and particulars
apply 10 EDMUND X. BABEh, Executor, keescv He lsbex
County, ~ Y, or u SAMUEL r. kEEsE - ferTysL New
NarE
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
n $IOO, 5000, $500, $1,000.

FX 'FROTHINGHAM q Co, Bankers and Brokers'
wall St make for customers desirable investments OF
or small amounts in stocks OF legitimate Character
frequently pay from i've 10 twenty tunes the amount
tied every 80 Stocks bought aud earned as long as
ed On a d. pOsit OF per cent.
culars and weekly reports sent Tree.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

rENO RENTAL ELIZABETH n. j., 10 min
Il utes from main depot, nicely furnished sE al
q VINO Will board owner m lieu O rent
A.. Box IL. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

ItaYt IutItnVlu NIVstVI FFrIHIIIt
q M Tor ali except Nyack, $50, 945 m, 1890, 2i5 i49
53O G3O $50 T. and SATURDAY nighs eny at II 80
sundays y a IN. and 6:l5 p. m.
Manuel Spring Valley and MOnsey, e46 8 M, 4s5 p. m
NOE-ITains leaving Chambersst eved or bail hours
leave 2Sdst niteen mnntes earlier than above times alns
leaving ChamDerss quarter hours leave 23d st. hlfy
Boat leaves 2Jdst at 1880 connecting
night
passage and for apartments DrawH and
Sleeping Coaches can he obtaDe and orders the cheeEs
sld transfer Baggage be LETT o1ce
Nos 239 40i 52s. and 9J7 broadway; No Courts
lyn and at the COmpaDy's DepOts.
trains from the Mes arrive 10 Nsw1ork ~ 72e
O. M. Id and 1855 p.
N ABHO1'r General Passenger Agent, NoWfOrk
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

VILLA RESIDENCE, with 9 acres of land
stable greenhouse gTapefy, &C., mile from depot; tne
river view suitable family OF W persons TO be LET
furnished for 10 months from June l. Apply ~ the
EDWARD EVERETT, Sing sing NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

Il BARN ami Handsomely lad out bRDuNLS containing
four acres situated Grand southern ouleyar Wcchos
ter County tnca Harlem Bridge time from wall
si Apply 10 OLIVER BRYAN, corner Br0adH ay
ii ay.st., EOx 2,TZS @. r. q.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave Now. York from foot Of DesDrosses Corr,

u sATATOGA, LAKE CHAMPLAIN, LAKE GEORGE
THE ADIKONDACKS, MONTREAL, and all points North
mi West Low fare reduction 70 all JoBts The els
can't steamboats, Of this Line leave DAILY saurdays
ccptedl ~ d. m PIER A. North Kiyer fOo Leroy
connecting wish morning trains on n, Y Central ReIsssai
and Oca and rr aud Boston and conneetI dlroaiA
rrogh tckets sold 81 baggage checked " Ges alio1
A"iN"e" N JOSEPH CORNELL. stunt
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
of FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

~
IN stockholders OF the TOLEDO. PEORIA AMI WARSAM
RAILWAY COMPANY OF Illinois are requested to ca1 on
Messrs. FOSTER & THOMSON, Attorneys for TINS Com
pany at ter Office No g. Wast in relation 70 coopsiauon
o. ali Interested parties for the tnent OF the suh Vi
H.. CenssanV JAMES r. SEOOR, President.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
nm Nonhosset Paw. cheoD to n good

tenaut-Iarge 20 rooms, completely furnished
grounds garden crrinfe icebnusc sail boats cows
unfufnrhcd, % rooms, near by also
Little Neck, depot furnished b. H. CUTTER OF
I 4 ALL
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
OFncB oF TBE CoHoEs 6oM,f1AeNh
''N " NEw-lORK, AIrii 10 1876. ,

ii the MISSOURI, KANSAS AND ZEN 40 hAiIINAh
for te eectOl Of cOrs1or The ensuing year
and transaction other business vii be held az the 0hG Oh
e COmpaDv Parsons Kansas, on WEDN sSllAh inc ifh
ly of Nav 1876 O'Clock III. Transfer DOCKS VII pe
ss6eed the evening Of Aw 10 10 the morning Oh My To-
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

(kNEIDA I1ANE, OtHITdI NUW- UIh.--IIHIIU-
" ing, Gshing, boating, &C. very desirable SUMMER
HOME FOR SALE. with great Attractions for out0fdOOr
sports and exercise about 80 acres beautifully situated on
OF Oneida Lake. with fine water front = miles
of the Midland Railroad sttOn Of West vienna the
Lake Shore Highway passes through t house. out
houses apples pears grapes Price, $1,000 Inquire OF
n HIGINRDIHAM Oneida. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

CUMMIT, n. ITO LET-Several HOUSES
- near station eight I've ard fourteen rooms, With
all modern improvements rent to sui the utes Inquire AZ
the raj road station for J. or u. ". BONNEL
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Gounirp Real gslate for Sale.
2 and CITY CONVENIENCES

y CONFINED. homo In Flushing, T. = huust 2
story parlo sitting and dining rooms four bedoos
front back sias Kitchen furnace walter stationary ln
acre nicely planted lawn coque ground Is bearing grape
vines strswDeTrcs cnrrnts stiet grdde
water pipes laid; $4,000 balance mortgage o"NhiS
N. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
REAL ESTATE.

n NEw-YoRK, Friday, April 81, 1875.
le following foreclosure and sale of piers
place to-day at the Exchange 5alesroOIn:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-15
THE DEMOCRATS' BUGABOO.
WHAT THEY HOLD wuxRswHrH TO DxxoIxsH
pLArwy n Ry Is NOMINATED.


WASHINGTON, June II, ls7d
Washington was 20 wrapped up In tho prsgress Of
events Cincinnati to-day that lttle business
was dons ~ the Capitol The telegraph companies
posted hafhoury bulletins In the Speakers lobby and
IN tho hallway ~ tho main entrance, around which
crowds were gathered al day. Tho Senate
was not in session. and the session Of the
House was for debate only the Army Appro-
praiion BILL bulletins also posted up 70.
porting tho progress OF Mr. Bainos convalcsccncc.
which has boon rapid that he was ablo 10 accepts
nvitason 10 60 for short ride this evening with
Secretary Fsh.
pxxocRArs mRKATKNxo sLAixs.
In connection with the candidacy Of Mr.. Blaine
leading democrats continued 70 to-day that they
are in possession OF something very damaging about
him. An EFFORT made TO ferret out what this Duga
boo Is, but those who approached about II adj
miticd their belief in It's existence and ts damaging
character, bat unwilling describe Il further
than TO say that u IL . letter In Mr.. Baine's
own handwriting, the possessor Of which. =
member OF Congress, lst town with Il in his
keeping three or four days ago. They also said that
the intention OF the democrats 10 have il Iitho
graphcd IN a campalgn document This Is much a.
can be gathered about the tonight and IL given
simply for what u 10 worth Were IL not for the prom
nent position In The House Of hs gentlemen who gave
usrAaoa y vhAi haa hssa dssAiiaA conosrniAs
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4 DEMOCRAT ON HIS POSSIBLE NOMINATION
CURIOUS STORY ABOUT THE CALDWELL DE-
sPATcH--rHH INVESTIGATION TO DE- RE
OPENED At AN EARLY DAY.
WASHINGTON, June H. 1876.
conspicuous democratic politician here denies that
the statement madc among tho democrats that they
hope Mr.. Blaine will be tho republican nominee Is in
dulgcd In for eject he says they In about
IT, AZ largo portion OF the republican party will
be- estrang gee from Its adherence to II thereby, cspc
caIly such men General Banks and the element he
represents General Banks 10 represented TO have
said that II Mr.. Blaine Is nominated thc republicans
cannot carry Massachusetts,. An ugly bus As yet
substanta.sd charge made that tho House Judiciary
Committee In possession Of reliable Information that
the
CALDWELL DISPATCH
the former place. The person who engineered II has
been discovered through telegraph operator and the
House Judiciary Committee had . long session to-day
on tho subject, but every member pledged TO
crssy. Mr. hurd, Of the committee, Ii TO tho
defence OF IT'S chairman, MI Proctor Knott, and dis.
pose Of tho Caldwell cabIcgram 10 that connection
Az Mr. Blaine il represented BY his physicians be
nearly well tonight the committee intend 70
him before At early day. Mr. Hurd will, perhaps,
reopen The question this weok II 10 felt that by so
doing no risk Of shsck 70 NJ. Bainss health VII bs
incurred.
The opinion prevails here to-day that . combination
win be made In Cincinnati against Baine and rosot In
The compromise nomination Of Hayes or Wheeler
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-15
MR.. BLAINE'S HEALTH.
4 RAPID AND CONSTANT IMPROVEMENT RIDE
OUT WITH SECRETARY FISH.

OUT WITH SECRETARY FISH.
WASHINGTON juno Ia, 1875
Mr. Blaine continued to improve rapidly during the
day. In the morning his physician made the following
statement
The reality of Yesterdays reaction IL fully secured.
Mr. Blaine has had good night, and feels very much
refreshed this morning He says he feels better and
rclshes HIS food better than DO he taken sick.
II requires tho medical authority Of to
prevent him from At once rcsuming his usual occupa-
ton. J. 3 VERDI, ii. u.
At noon Mr.. Blaine was engaged conversing with
his private secretary and calmly discussed tho situa
ton at Cincinnati presented bv the latest kilograms
The physicians no longer thought It to keep
up constant attendance thcir patient Mr.. Blaine
had an excellent appetite and was allowed TO cat
almost anything no desired. DR.. Bliss stated between
eleven and twelve O'Clock this morning, that Mr..
Blane's recovery Is complete and that nothing put
prudential considerations prevent him from going out
OF the house to-day.
A RIDE OUT
Al six O'Clock this evening sx-Speaker Blaine took
drive OF several miles with Secretary Fish in open
carriage passing through number Of public squares
and streets Of the city whore his appearance excited
much congratulatory comment He was out about half
nm hour After he returned he alto dinner with bis
family road the evening papers and spent an hour or
two in conversation with friends and relatives DR..
Pope called at nnc o'clock and after expressing him
self entirely satisfied with the appearance and
condition Of hts patient remarked that there no
objection Mr. Blaines going out again TO- morrow
morning Mr. Blaine then retired TO rest and At half
past nine P. n was sleeping quietly.
CONGRATULATIONS.
Among tho very numerous kilograms received by Mr.
Blaine to-day from all parts Of the country congratu
ating him his convaescencc and bis prospects gen.
orally was one from the Spanish Minister, in New
York. md several from friends in the mountains Of
CaI,fornia
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human probability viii follow ten or fifteen years Of
prosperity perhaps greater than tho country has yet
secn fyou viii IN addition puta plank 10 your plat
form declaring for such AM of the conet-
tuition az will extend the Presidential Office TO yonra
and make the Incumbent ineligible for reelection you
viii deserve the gratitude OF the American people Az
the mariner when tossed for many days In the thick
weather avas himself Of glance ut the SUM- 70
how the elements have driven him from bis truo
course like manner at the end OF 100 years from
the foundation OF our government we, too have come
from the North and tho South. the East and the
West 70 take political observation for the purpose Of
amending aud improving our system OF national gov
crnment SO lar as Improvement really necessary ard
possible. With this have come 10 this greae
and beautiful city Of Cincinnati, on the banks OF the
grand aud placid Ohio containing nearly 800 900 souls,
and where now ind every luxury that wealth, NJ
ture or ART PROVIDE but where even log cabin
had been erected a white man born whom our Gov
eminent organized.
The three national conventions OF party have
had indicated them advance the OF the
didate for the rational ticket so that they have BEEN
nlto else than ratification meetings Of dcereea
that havc been mado by The people; merely
putting IN form. that which had already been
decided upon. sIIudc 20 President Lincola's
second nomination and 10 the nomination aud re-
nomination OF the splendid soldier and patriot General
Grant, but such stale OF things longer exists there
appears 10 be, at the prescnt mc 70 whom the
uncrring finger points ~ tho only candidate Tnore
10 be rsilg far above all othorD 70
cause cxultans voices TO exciam, Thou art the man
The consequence rs that many distinguished names
among party friends have been mentioned
didatcs, and VIII he brought before the Convention
when the proper time Tor making nomination.
Therefore 1t Is that have expressed myself seeing
greater responsibilities resting upon delegates TO this
Convention than upon all that have preceded Il
The history Of the republican party furnishes album
dant evidence OF It's desiro that the government shall
be administered with honesty and economy.
and means TO that end that civil SER
vice should be elevated by the introduction
Of all ncediul und proper reforms with
be that the choice OF he Convention Will
TALL on one, whoever may b. clearly commit.
ted on this question: not only BY hrs expressed optn.
IONS but also by his public life and conduct Will not
further anticipate the action OF this honorable body e.
cept say the hrm support on the part Of the
nominees Of ali the recent amendments the nnt1o0s1
constitution aud The support mainscnanoo g al
other principles involved In the war for the preserve
ton or the Union also 30 regarded Ne ~.
ranu isitss for The high o1acss Of rrSetomA "A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Bureau DeS @ebau6q SWI0cffors.

OGH ~ HebQlQr iS76.
Oer 9eoauoe= 5nipettor bat 9r(du0uig= G5eiude
uin lol9enoe SaH7Brtptlegien erbalten:
IN Uoh %, Spulrt nm 9eldoneneH Sshuppen, bel
'VUuB, 9lnter gtr. !. Roro.8duGsitr.;
o9n j. :. @rtnooa uu 9eitoiieneu Sbuppeu.
Del tSuB, btnter ytr. %. 6dm6ureffr;
oon.p. y, Otoore UNI Sduo Ooer gdmpe, Rr. t3I.
Don 8. &eler nm 5ommeroa9, Rr, 43i, R.zG5ap.
Strd6e; ''' ''' -S"9-
oon 81 Shslbrb nm aads, 9 6ei p Ruf b,uter
VII. 26y, Wuiaritr.;
pom Il 8opp nm StoQ II bei 20 RIM bIuter hsr
@de Der Stgbts uno RGuodnfr.;
81 d uen =; SLerllt nm o1enen Sbnppeu, 6et 10 g.,
qlntet gtr. 8, Stodouitr.;
bon y. 3. . ion um oerbeEerte1 tSrpbotor CSs,
6orRlt. uno WouumeatIir.;
z,ts %" =. !. Sopp nm 9fteneu Shuppeu, s bel 12
6uB, 9iHter ylt. 29i. gBilidmtr;
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&, ron gs 8, Su6aq5am nm stau, tet 12 5u5,
9tuter glr. iU7, Roto= Strideritr.;
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geru9tonitr.; 49, ''''
,l Don 2. 2. 3aOioon um Beranoab, 10 bel 12 5us,
't' 5h, M4olloH=aoenue;
pon j. @ats um erb6be Stii6e, 70 bet & iSug, btuz
ter Jtr. Clio. yigbtfr.; o''
o. ron 2; 9. s. Street um Ofteneu Stup2eu, 10 Del
% BuB, bInttr gG. t90, n-5apetteiir.
pon W. ScGnon nm offeHeu Shuppen, BET 1G
6uB, 9Iater ytr, 44j, 9ltsBduetteitr
stoti Uon =; 9elms IN etenen SbuppeH, bel 10 g.,
9tutef gtf. 43f, SitstSunctteIir.
9on S BTe9 um 9eidloiieusn Sduppcu, Is bel 10
sup, glnter Jir, l56, AtorozeareptI.;
"a, Stneeut= =2nep;
- oOn .. gSiIiOn um gaItbaus, bel 6us, btuter
yh. 5ij, Etabtfr.;
-, BON s. Gang UNI SommGtoad, g6e Grleansr unb
Reeeitertr.;
pon Is. .. Ulc&ontep um 8aoestmmer, bel ID
buB, 5ner ytr. POS, @reenmounts Ieeuue;
oon q s @rtiftn nm 0ffeHsu Sduppen, bei9
6ub, butter Cir. 2I3, g1eoreehr
or henadrtdDttgt o0ber nae, te es anaebt
oaB G! Samitas, ben 20, Nc6., 8ornittags 1Ou6r,
~ letnem Sureau anDeieRo ietn riro, nm beIaate
in
3u iaieu. SIM auitrGse: " 2. SBoffinS,
t44J &Ierf 6e5 G3gb1uoez S}Uipettors,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21

W tn9to n, l9. SCbr. = Sine gu.
ldrtft oes Sdabamte8 an ben Safeneinneb.
mer pon Gan Sran5tsco autorifrt cen Qebs
teren, III @emdBbeit bereitS friiber erfolgter
uno bis babtn nidt tuiOerruiener @uti6et
ouHscH, 3uder in @emdBbeit ieiner 6arbc
tn1 Ser9lei6e NIT bem Dutch Standard
3H belteuern.
- Sn eiHem 8rtsfe al ben 3oQeinnebmer
in Stem. Yorf mro bieier augepieiea, 6oieu.
trd8er, pel9e 25 Bro5ent B0umwoQe entbal.
ten, nur NIT so Brosent ad valorem 3u be-
iteuerH uuo ibren Seibeh= uuD &ubber Snbalt
ni9t in Setradt su 3ieben. tboientrdger,
aus Seioe, 9iubber unb Baummole anqez
fertt9t, Die tpentger ais 25 YrO5ent oes lebfe.
rem Uiaterials entbultsn, iino nah ME Dor
elmer 60.pro3eHttgen ad vaIorem- -Gteuer IN
termorfen.
- 0as 0epartement beitdti9te ferner, baB
oas Jog. pSeiume- Del" Don @suuu einse-
llbrt uno bel Der 3ubereituug Don Salat I'M
9ebrauhe, elmer @infubr8fteuer pou 81 pro
9allone unterwOrfen lei uno nid)t auf Die
Sreilifte QehUre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
Gtn Ganspfcr DcrGrGut3t mu0 etn
GfOercr aeSttttfc1t

gte 10 y rlean5, 20, S?br. - 9r
0ampier o!g.org VOpry," nit 1900 @al(en
8annmoue uno auoerer 6rGdDt ans oem
0Ieo=6iuer nah 9teiu Orleans unterpeg8,
gerietb beute bel &arOatou III 8rauo mo
brannte blS auf Den SSaFripie9el an. Sin
Sbetl Der 9abuug Wuroe Gber 8oro gemovieu
uno in beihdoigtem 3uitanOe gerettet. Sc
iammtuerluit $4,000.
Ser 0ampfer o2otu8," bon Sefieriou,
Scra8, nad NeusS Orleans nit 1000 8alen
8aumwoue uHtcrweg8, ianf auf benz Safe
9borlcS. Die EaOuug wirb i'll bcidldSigtem
3uIauOe qerettet meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-21
aus Der BMnoeSbaa.ptitaot.

Us q tst gtoH, 20. Eebr. Der Yrdfi<
bent bat Srn. 81. $. galbmin als ipanil6eu
8icesGoniul fir 8i9monb unb Srn. aeon be
9arbin als @oniul bon Wonaco in Stem. gorf
anerfannt.
- Der Inter gusibuf fir Sntianerz ans
qeleaenbeiteu, tpelder slir 3eit bic Iebertras
gung Der @ontrole iiber nie Snbianer Don nem
Department beS JHnereu auf bas &riegs<
Department inter BeratbIng bot, bielt
aefern cine lange Sttung unb beruabm Der
ihieoene Igentur Snipeftoren, melhe bem
Broiefte oppouiren. Gtne 4usabl &onsresz
mitqlieoer, barunter Sdleifer BON Seras
unb Quttreu BON &alifornten, ipra1en fir
bic rebertragung. -
Das Signal- Biireau melbet BON Norfolf,
girg., bab BEL Der 5og-Suiel elm Sbooner
auf benz Stranbe uno ibm 5iilie Seianot NOR
ben 1T.
- Die Silberfcase erregt erbeblihe Iufz
merfiamfeit, nub i'm 2aufe Der gegenmartigen
@ongre6fbung tuiro obue 3weifel elm ftarfer
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9oppelz Miin;fHB fir Sob uub Silber sur6
bic Yrdgung bon nollwidtigen Silber<9ol=
lars, Die gleiden g8ertb nit @eib.Do!lars
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| fipulirt 1T, fpteber ber3uifellen. Die iog.
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| gemogen su ietu.
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tes, bat refsnirt. !Sr. Wc@. bat tpieberboli
| feline ReIsnation angeboten, bl,eb aber ari
0uuif oes Ghasamtsietretdrs unb grdfi.
oenteu bis babiu i'm Gmte. Das S1ae'
| ants @omite bat ben 3uftanb bes Biireaus
unteriuht unb ale &onti in Srbnuns befun:
ben. Sr. 5. g. Se,pen, Der @cbflfS. @bef
ru;rb bem 9arean als Sbef susewieien per
ben.
| - Das consre{ions9e 93erpiaignngs.Go
mite bate beute cine iHnsere @eniultatior
nit benz Sbatcomite, nm III einem Ser
ftdnbnife i'm Betreff Der iiir bas nadft
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