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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-28

PROF. MARX BAILEY READINGS at Wesley
Chapel last Friday night, delighted a large and
appreclatlye company The perfect stiffness
and attention Of all present evinced the power
OF Mr.. Bailey in arresting, and keeping the at
tentiOn of his hearers Some of our best Judges
OF reading expressed gratifying encomiums at
the close, and expressed regret that we shall
not again soon have another opportunity to
hear Mr.. Bailey. Did space permit. we should
like 10 mention some OF the line points in Mr.
BaIley's acts. His great power lies in the
ability TO render what is commonplace and
stale from frequent repetition from our school
days 10 the present, interesting and attractive
There Is no better mark of an intellectual and
artistic reader. The reading of SCOTS s.Loch-
Inyar was case in point. MIR. Bailey also
highly exCels where sweet and tender pathos
Is required. On the stage or IN the pulpit we
have not met With renditiOns so beautiful, ex-
presslye as he gave US in Charlie Machree,"
and kindred emotional poetry. Our schools
and teachers are much indebted to MIR. Bailey
and the Board of Trustees for his lectures on
reading and elecution Just closed. and hey
cannot be without excellent effect on our
teachers and pupils. by not only showing what
a brilliant accomplishment may be produced
by fine culture of reading as an art but also by
illustrating system for Its attainment, emil
men: Tor its simplicity, naturalness. and broad
foundation upon the great common law of the
human heart, and the best metaphysical logic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-28

LARCENIEs IN THE SEVENTH WARD.-Yes-
1erday Officer James arrested VIM Wilkerson
colOred, for rObbing Chicken Bigfire, a dis
charged Indian soldier, of $50, a discharge pa
per and two pictures Justice Boswell sent
the prisoner to Jail for court.
Elizabeth Gibson, cOlored, was arrested by
Onncer Nelson for receiving stolen goods and
was held to bail for court
The same officer arrested Hannah Wilson
colored, beggaT, for stealing a silver cup, q
present 10 Bessie Stone from her grandfather
The cup was recovered and the prisoner was
sent TO lail for court.
Elizabeth Gibson was also arrested by OFF,
Ger Vernon upon n charge of perjury made by
Annie GuinOr. The act consisted in swearing
that the complainant stole the silver cup for
which Hannah Wilson was sent to Jail for
court. Justice Boswell held the accused to
bail for court in this case also.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FUN oaLE AMI KEN i.
FOB RENT-Two ROOMS at No 473 10th ST.,
Il Ii, near the avenue. LIST floor, the front room,
wei caleuIAted 1or an ONCE de 23-3tf
FOR RENT-A large and we'll furnished second
single ROOM. Terms moderate. Apply at No.
40 street, near City Post Office. It,
FOR sALE-A two-story FRAME HOUSE,
particulars inquire Of JOHN A. DOWNS, at VIM.
r. Riley & Bro, No. SO Market Space. de % St.
EOR SALE-A RESTAURANT and OYSTER
lease, and low rent. Will be sold cheap Inquire
cerner of 9Th and streets. de 2s-2t.
EOR sALE-A small stock of MILLINERY
U GOODS, together with the rent of % or rooms.
Possession given Immediately if desired. Apply
4I4 Pa avenue, between 412 and 9th SITS. de % St
FOB RENT,Two large aRd handsomely FUR
Also. one Single Room. Reference reauiPed' At At
No. 400 4th street, near the City Hall. de % st"
Two LET-An elegantly FURNISHED HOUSE,
$40 without, Or $40 with piano. Inquire 42s
Pa. ave.. bet Al and 9th SITS. de % 2t'
To LET-Unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for
three square. CT Wiands Viii be let Very wow iow
Inquire at Evening Tribune Rooms, Al 18th st.
EOR sALE-COTTAGE HOUSE, rooms, barn,
&c: and q 600 feet of ground on Capitol Hill.
Price s?,5Oo: Immediate possession. AceCmmo-
COTTAGE this office. de % st
Il ROOMS on lst, I'd, or Sd floor. Bath, hot and
fHS Tstsa Il HoGsE II
rooms: All modern conveniences. Terms moder-
ate. 1e3 street, by 18th. de % St.
rTNO RENT-For housekeeping; IN Georgetown,
Il near the cars, In good neighbOrhOod, uDfur
nished, for Sls a month, large ROOM and a
KITCHEN, with pantry, gas and water same
floor. Furniture supplied for additional rent
Address &C W. T." Star Office stains when and
where applicant can be teen. de IS st.
ENOR sALE-The FURNITURE, GOOD WILL,
L STOCK, FIXTURES and LICENCES Of the
Restaurant and Concert Hall, No. $50 corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and I'd street, an old estsb-
lshsd stand, and At present doing good business
Reasons for selling, the proprietor engaged in
other business which requires his entire attention
Apply Immediately on the premises. de 2S-lw'
FOR SALE-A FARM, containing 24O1z acres
Il situated pa miles south of Fort Washis gton, on
Piscataway creek, in Prince Georges county Md !;
Is acres are in wood, the rest under cultivation
The land Is well adapted to the growth of wheat,
corn and tobacco, and produces fine crops. Album
dance of mari of a superior quality; a Of amtle of
water front and shipping point; Improvement
adwelling, barn: and other buildings, Terms, $50
per acre one half cash, the balance in /, 2 ano 8
years: For further parti' ulars inquire of H. s..
WILLIAMS, No. 226 LIST st. east, between O and
north. de28 cow
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lNPROvING.-Yesterday the only case re-
ported al the Second Ward station house was
r, w. GrasshaTt, charged with keeping a dis
orderly house. The case was dismissed by
Justice Bates. This morning the only case
Tor trlal was VIM. johnson, for being drunk
and disorderly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-28

CARLYLE's Fredericktbe Great, vol. s. Prison
~ Life In the South, by Lieut. a; 2; Abbott;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-28

MAX hARETZEK ITALIAN OPERA.-It wing
1een stated that the organ used by the Italian
Opera Troupe was one OF Smith Brothers, fur
h-shed by John r. Ellis, hereby take occasion
10 state that this is not true.
We do not. and cannot use any other organ
nan the Cabinet Organ made by Mason &c
hRhlin, OF Boston, expressly for our purpose,
hAeh we carry with us wherever we 90.
CARL kEEssRN, Chorus Master
u the Mareizek Italian Opera Company. q.
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LARCENY CASES IN THE FIRST WARD.-Jas
Wood, colored, was arrested last night about
o'clock, for the larceny Of a small lot of segars
and tobacco, the property of Stokely Fine
comb, on h, between 18th and 10Th streets
west; same kind of goods from q. Resner, Goth,
between l. and NJ streets, and two coats and a
hat from Margaret Woods, X street. between
2Oth and 2lst streets west. Officer BeattIe car
lied the prisoner before Justice Drury, who
sent him TO iail for court.
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CLOTHING, &c.

SMITH BROTHERS & 90.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
OAK HALL, No. AGA SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-28

RECOVERY OF STOLEN GOoDS.-Last tuesday,
night, Officer Barclay, of the Second Ward, ar
rested John Brown, cOlOred, on 10 street, near
ID, having in his possession yalise con tanning
clothing and three fine cloth coats. Brown was
taken to the station house with the goods found
and held for a hearing. Yesterday DIR. George
W. Garner went 10 the station house and iden-
tined the goods or a part Of them as his prop
erty, stolen from the residence of Jno. I. Van
Riswick, No Louisiana avenue, on the night
of the arrest. Justice MorselI committed the
prisoner 20 Jail. The owner of the remainder
OF the property appeared to-day and identified
ms property, and the prisoner was sent TO Jail.
The articles were stolen from the house Of II.
q. AYrr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-28

ROOMS, suitable for bouse-
- keeping at 277 j street, near nth Locality
pleasant and convenient to the Departments
de l2tjanl"
EOR RENT-To single gentlemen two FUR
\ NlSHED ROOMS, water and gas; location
pleasant street cars passing the house. Reference
rn S "a Apply Ne. 47a street, northeast
corner OF 20 sreet de S-tf
FOR RENT-The STORE next to the Star once
L counting room, under the Metropolitan III Ali
apply to q. b. BAKER. Star Office. delft
ITO LET Two the largest STORE ROOMS in
Washington, being the upper stories of build
Ing corner II street and Pa avenue re-
store. e - 'e
Also, a large BASEMENT, suitable for q first.
class Restaurant, in rear Of said building near
Warrington Theater Inquire of NAGLE CO.
wine Merekants. on premises lstf
kNOR RENTAL elegant UNFINISHED PARLOR
with three front windows, at 142 G street, be-
cen 2lst and ed ytth use Of gas and heater Also,
new eTAbLk Bsferepces EXCHANGED. oc Aft
FOR SALE-Two three story BRICK HOUSES
L near Grace Church Island. Will be sold eheap
Apply to Q. b. BAKER, Star Office. dec LIT
FOR RENT-A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad.
Il Joining, and two Chambers On the I'd floor All
comfortably furnished. suitable for Members OF
Congress or other gentlemen. at 495 Eth st., bet
Aho noH
TOR SALE OR RENT-That large. commodion.
u and elegant RESIDENCE occupied by the late
Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or
rented upon liberal terms. Apply to Mrs DOUG,
LAS, corner OF street and New Jersey avenue or
20 :. q MCGUIRE 90. The house can be seen
~ snJ ume. -.a.f- motif
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SUSPICION or GRAND LARCENY.-Last
night, George White and Jas. Lowe went into
a clothing store on eth street near II, and after
bargaining for pair OF pants, one OF them
offered a hundred dollar coupon note in pay
ment. The salesman suspected something
wrong, and had them arrested by officer Jas
q. Johnson. Of the Third Ward. Upon search
ing them another note similar 10 that offered
To the salesman was found. The prisoners
were taken 10 the Central q uard house, where
they are held for hearing by Justice Thompson.
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP
TERMS EASY

TWO FAKMS- FUK SALE VEkY CHEAP
TERMS EASY
One of 22S ACRES, situated about 81 xteen miles
from Washington, in Fairfax county, Virginia
Immediately on the pike road from GeoI getown to
Leesburg, and about three miles from Thornton
Station, on the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad
About 30 acres In chestnut and oak; 100 acres in
yeung pine; balance under cultivation
improvements consist In good fencing, small
Dwelling large Barn; apples, peaches aGd other
larry pied to grass
Terms SIS per acre; ose-half cash; balance in
city property. N
One OF gig ACRES, in Prince George county.
May land about seventeen miles from Washington
on the road TO Piscataway. Maryland. About one
hall in heavy chestnut and oak; balance partIy
under sul1yation; improvements only mod er ate
Terms no per acre; part cash; balance on long
time; or will exchange for city property
w. Il. CLAGETT,
$50 street, between 9Th and 7th
&c ~ colin Post 0fica
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RRlGHTLY,s DIGEST OF LAWS OF THE
DUNITED STATES, 1857 1855; Frost and Fire.
Natural Eng Rssa Tool marks and Chips, 2 vols
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-28

U. y SUPREME COURT, Dec. 21.-No. 80.
George Smith, appellant, VS.. John j. Orton
The argument OF this cause was commenced
by Mr.. Brown for the appellant.
No. 81. The United States, appellants, VS..
.Josefa de Haro, et al, and No. li6. ID. Mahony,
lnteryenor, appellant. I'm the case OF Josefa de
Haro, et al, We. the United States. The argu-
ment of these causes was commenced by Mr..
Wills for the United States and continued by
Mr.. Black for ID. MahOney, intervenor and as
signee of the title % DE Haro's heirs, the origi-
IaI claimants, and by Mr.. Bradley in behalf of
Intervening pre-emptOrs claiming title under
IN United States. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-28

EOR SALE-A RESTAURANT and OYSTER
Il SALOON with stock and fixtures, three years
lease, and low rent. Will be sold cheap Inquire
Corner of 9th and ID streets de 2S-2ts
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EOR SALE-C0TTAGE HOUSE, rooms, barn
u &c: and q 600 feet of ground on Capitol Hill.
Price g 500. Immediate possession. Aceommo-
dating terms. Choice fruit trees, &C. Address
COTTAGE this office. de % 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-28

SLEIGHING AND CARRIAGE ROBES,
HUDSON BAY CABBAGE CAFES, &C.
With q large variety Of
CHILDREN'S FURs,
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Also, srle ndid line Of TRAVELLING BAGS,
of the latest importation.
Also, LADLEs' FUR AND SILK HOODS, be.
ing the most attractive sale ever held In washing
ton.
Special attention of the public f. called 70 this
sale every lot on the Catalogue must be sold o
the highest bidder.
Catalogue will be really for distribution and the
Goods for eX animation early on morning Of sale.
de . X. Il. PAGE a CO, Aucts
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ind absr unter bic gtdoer unp eIenoieIi6 gu
SDOe tamen. Ser brittle Sa4 e~rreiorete i6
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iDasen Der BnfalCeB rauersi Ianelam nm Die
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plosli9 Elm 7idbriser triider Surge, Bill Sui
Ilpar, unnttttelbdr Dor Ben BferDen iber pie
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beg Ma9ens iber ben a6rper peegesangen
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md6ttg suiammen uno ltarp na6 peni9en Wliz
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ben Sprldlay entbielt, ben @puperneur Sobn@
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2iterariibeS.

''The Maryland Farmer and Mechanic"
a monthly Magazine, devoted to Agricul-
ture, Horticulture, Rural Economy and
Mechanical Arts. Published by Mills &
Co., Baltimore, No. "a S. Calvert Street.
$1.50 a year, in advance.
pGmerifanii@er Igriculturiit, +" seipiomet Der
0arn, benz @arter unO Der 6ausbaItung. D..
Subj, 9eraus9eber uno @igentbimer. Stem
OOrt, Suli 1865; 9rO. 222. So 8Orausbe=
~sabluag, %ein5elne Numntern 20 Gents.
6rieori6 @erbarb's Oeuti3 : ameritaniI6e
@artenlaube, Die n~euelten 8omane, NOpeaen,
Gr5dhlunsen &C. entbalteno. Stem ODrt: s. q.
Bonn, @isentblrner; 1865, Nro. 13.
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ettez9epot
"a MnrI 1862

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@puperneur! Weine GntI6uloigung tpegen
meiner gegenwdrti9en 3ulGrift an STE beitebt
BARN, Dos id CLAUDE, eS f6nnte bur1 mid piel
Suites errel3en meroen. S63 tppbne, pOer
ppbnte in 6rantiin, Wlliams GOuntp, Senn.
Die Neoafteure unb 6erdusaeber Der Union"
ano ceS uNmerican" tenner MID ipphl, beIon=
oers 6esr S1mes 3. Griffith, Der icppbl meme
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tennt. SD seb6re sum eriten Senne1eez9 ieSi@
ment (Dtanep'S); tpar Der Grlte in meiitem
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mill, 1T oieies: SnterUeniren Sic, oan,it man
MIDI nab Wfttelz3 enneIiee 9eben ldEt, no i'd
ben nieoertrd6tisen Gerrdtber Nnorep SSobniOn
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m1n m d bort i'm Nlgemeinen niht tennt.
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rubi9en, Die in ben Orti@ ften ienes 9itritts
oes Staates 5uridselafen tporoen iino. SD
fiir3te, paB Der 8einb uniere 2eute binter ben
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yanfeeS ul1tpanceIt. 8rin9t man ibnen einige
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peroammun8splroige 96fli6feit einiteuen. =
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bepaGt, bic @tnwanperune ppm Ncrben uni
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9rpBen @ute5 btetet ipeiBen Nrbeitern BIZ
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lt4 lieber bem lebt9eri9en @ren3lflaYenltaa-
ten NIT tbrem 9el,ltOeren &liina 5utpenpen,
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len 1T, 10 miro ie natiirlt@ aud bprt6ir
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eit1e iolAc SerGnberung 3lttpe9ebringen, BAT
man oen alien Nriltpfratenltaat oar MIDI
ntehr teunt. :,
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@Ommi1ariotSz Depot fir SubFften3.
tort Ntcnrpe, @a, 26. Stunt 1865.
Werfe6eIte Nngebote i'm Duplitat rerteu BON benz lIuter.
3si@settn auf Sieicr Offee BITS SanRa5, Is. suit 1865, 10
uHr MprgsnS ntseeen5eapmmen inr bic Offering bpn
Sin SGuieno 6aB i'm 0fen getrOdteten Som
meblS /. QualitIt.
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Nbi6lub oeS GpntrcftS reer bis Guf freitete Rctta Au ~Itefern.
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IN retuen, cut 9ear5stfeten Wsehltaiern. bic te 1856 Dfb. tettp
e%ntbalten, Gtgeltef ert perben u. te Sic fcruns fpfprt bcetnnen,
9teier lnb fenteIben 8ebtnsuneen unterpprfeu, bic se-
rpbnlt9 BURG bic Mn5et9en bfs Sutlifen3sG epartenentS
rpr5e Grteben nereen nnb BADEN nit ibrea Mneetpten him
ret4enoe StGerbett jn bteten, bdB I'M Sale tbr AngeDUt ans
e%enNtnruen trirb, fc fpfcrt 9ursi&aft fir bic grfaaune res
@Uairaits peeen.
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TIC 3u ietu.
3aAIuns ptrt rpnatGtd III iolten @eIbstn seataat ais
brrb1nben ifnb.
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Vber aae An9ebpte Burtf;uretIen.
Die Mngebcte mifen Proposals for Corn Mealt uber.
t4r!sfen uno an rem unterset6netsn ubrelFrt fein.
S 6 urr5,
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29ihtblSilD Sort WrErps. @a.
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= Mn9ebOte
Tar Wt aterialien far bic Gapp.
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@nIsgeeete ftalIsn ,tabSSJitrt ista '~'Proposals for Timber
@eIbdft8bttsten unterl6etSen teun unS SrS ne pon aneern
of the Bureau Of Steam Engineerinrr'S9V w zen "Chtet
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1H ttnb Al l~teferr, toelHe tn Ger Muiislbetuno ~ ~ S,el,
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TIRES eteeren 8aubrfs aud np6 bic BE ,e}hniTs % nNsra
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3u maiden. Dian nitro Mrtfeln arherifanti6er Monuioctnr
ten YGfBu8 eeben.
gngstCte lnu1en fir cine eanse alaTe In irsenS etuen
so ttsb1ubpt aut etnent efr Beerudteh. GDrmulare .Dber in
trttter Il befetnFtttnung NIT ~henfeIben eern1dt perten, La
Gnfern Sdu merfen tie unbedGtet tletben. Muf Mpplttatipu
on has Bureau, en- ten 2rnmanbanten t'esnb timer 9art
coer n rem Na6s A9enten perfen tie Bprmulare bpn Mnee,
bpteft ron Garantteen ano drbern ~nbtbtsen SSnfern,atipner
be5u9lt0 oeS Au9ebpts 6eItefert Ferten.
D,r eoHtraft mir6- benz g4eaieftietenbsn, melGer GENT
eenee SGrantie 9iSt. jHsel3laBen perbsn, ME es haS @efet
parterient has 9tedt Der, aliu nietrtae 9lueebete, meltt
~erprtttaEt i6einen, 3nrtd5upetier.
Ate Gpntr1tte tcerten ben &otum les Ga9eS traAen, ar
neldem Die NtptI5 eegebe1 tptrte unb fGnnen pom BIT Fem Do
tunt an Gttte un9en Geuta6t merten,
Steter retfen bternttt 9eparnt unb ~6Gnfelben ~teicnters funi
6ett1n, tic Nt ebpte III opr8e i~drietener Sprn iu mad e
uno CUR re6tet 3ettetn5 ienfen. tebcr tie Be her Gmp,ana
n1hne dbgelQuielr IN. Sem rMnaebpt nirb bpdhtPt ms rhes
Eeldes nGd Spt geihrtetener 3eit npfareen ,rtrb: arf Nom
I~lfiateiteu fer ppt Wirb rtbtS aut aeitan. Ina
Alen ~Nn9e6pten nue 0Oarna9t (4ieenfe) pSer eenaue Us
f6rtft taU6t ~betgefugt tetn "
Die &la7en bieies Bureaus fnS teIei&ntt unb bef rnni
fuip Fill
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
Ntmerifanifebe Scaebriebten.

YetnlBlunnien. @ettYSbura, 5.
Snlt. Die feierli4e 2esuns bes @runOteins
9uf Dem NattOnal= Grie6bOf fano sefern ltatt.
Die Wenerale Meaoe, 9utparb, Ouubteoas
uno Anoerpn, 3ablrei6e Deputatiunen un6
cine 9rOBe Nlense 3uiGauer na6men an Der
Sslat4fett Gbeil. 8ee. 3Yns BON Netp>gort
9tet Die BeltreOe, mad pel9er Don. @ocoina,
ger; Staoten Mfarl4al fir ben DiIrift Gu
1Orlas:
Ntr' SteS. @ftuS. Gbdtrmdt1 &C.,
@ettYsbnrg, 0a.
Meit lteber 6err!
Sd Bate mir SOrseaOmntem, an Der r,oraet,
in @ettpsburs ltattfnpetosn Geterlidtett tbetI,
saHebutet. gu nstps@ gsSausrn lab ID MID