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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

Last night, officer John Gray started from
this city for Washington in search of a stolen
horse. On the road he came up with VIC ne
groes unable to give satisfactory accounts of
themselves, driving two tat COWS. The negroes
he arrested and brought 10 this city, but when
near the jail he gave them in charge Of another
party, while he returned for the cattle. AS
this other party was taking them to tkeir des-
~tination they knocked him down and made
their escape. Officer Gray secured tie COWS,
and has them put up in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

AS will be seen by reference to a notice in
another place Of to-day's Gazette, q Public
Meeting Of the ladies and gentlemen Of this
city, Is called, at Liberty Hall, tomorrow even
Ing, at seven o'clock, to devise some means by
which the suffering poor Of our city can be re-
lleved, in this; their time OF extreme necessity.
We trust a large meeting may be assembled,
and that in addition to the other means adopt
eel, a large subscription may be receivcd.-
Though but fsw Of our readers are now troubled
with too many Of this world goods, yet ot Our
little let rs part with some.
CT ",Tis the poor alone,
When they near the poor moan,
~ IF their lnOrscl 4 morsel Will give.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

Jzg~A Town Meeting will be held at Liberty
Hall, to-morrownight, at y o o'clock, for the pull
poseo taking into consideration the condition Of
the Poor Of the city, and to devise some means
for their immediate relief. frn 7-N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

The first ground on the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Railroad was broken at | Q clock
to-day just over Cameron Run, and about
one hundred yards below Fort Lyons-trom
which point the road will strike directly
across to the Poor's House, avoiding the
corporation limits entirely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

giles was a slight affair-negroes demanded the
sldewalk-whites did not ~yield-negroes ran
Simpson was crazy drunk, and when near
Chapel Hall ran across the street and struck
a post with his walking cane-thinks there
were not more than five or six negroes in the
party who demanded the side walk at Brengle's S.
The Commission adjourned till tomorrow
morning at III O clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

Those Of the parties who were acquitted By
the Military Commission, now in session in this
city are still in confinement, 10 order having, as
YET, been received from General Augur for their
release. ...I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

The value Of the taxableGproperty belonging
to the colored residents Of Washington is
81. 239.OOO. OF the "A, 600 colored residents Of
that city, the Freedmen Bureau estimate that
7,409 can read, and that about 5000 subscribe
for newspapers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01
.@-~E-Ep

Senator Anthony offered in the Senate yes
terday a bill to regulate suffrage and elections
in the District Of Columbia. It %confers the
right of suffrage on all persons twenty-one years
of age, who shall have been residents there one
year preceding an election, who shall have been
registered, who shall have paid a poll tax Of
one dollar, who can read, and who can write
their names.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

POLICE REPORT-MAYOR's OFFICE.-Lowj>
Alexander, for disorderly conduct, was disuliss-
edupon payment Of costs. There were no cases
at the Magistrates office this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

q NEW York, January 3l.-Cotton firm; sales
100 bales at 1905 50 cts. Flour quiet sac
5000 bbls. Wheat dull. Curn advanced | G..
sales $4,000 bushels. Lard unchanged. Grn"t-
ries dull. Naval Stores dull. Petroleum. dull.
Freights dull. Cotton per stcamer3. cold lluE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01
HARRIET.

On the 31st January, at the resil..lce oi til "
brides faith or. by the Rev. 6. II Norton.
THOS. PERRY to :. ADDIE, daughter Of T..
G. Smoot, esq, all Of this place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01
CLOSING OUT.

AT = UBLIC Z NTION
at my present location, over J. Z. Dougl%ss'
Grocery Store, a LARGE AND VARIED
COLLECTION OF GOODS on CONSIGN-
MENT, such us Scgars, Note Paper, Portfolios,
Ground Pepper, Ground Coffee, Soap. Cpul OIL,
Two Large Counters. One Wardrobe, Three
Large Book Cases or Presses (sultablc FOR Il school
room or ofioe) upwards Of 100 Painted CI,e<;s.
(suitablefo for clothes chests. tool chests, a;i III lily
other puapnses) Carpets, Wooden CoanJcrp&nr.,
Damask Window Curtains, with Corlic" for
same, Seeking Bottoms, States, Dishes, wash
basins, &c, Brass and other Tenders. HiayS.
Bedsteads, Parlor and other Stoves. Pillow
Cases, Wooden Mitts, Knit Wooden jackets o.
Blouscs, Mattress 5. Heavy Linen Ticks, Blank
cts, &c, &c.
morning nert, the 9Th usst, (FeJ.) and con.iii
ucd until completed. Terms-CashO or delivery y.
JOHN II. PAREDTr.
fab 1--AtH IJ0GrOoD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01
.S-

Two parties from this city arrived in Fred
ericksburg on Monday in search Of q thief who
stoled a horse and wagon and a lot Of po.l~
here u short time since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

Mr.. Cam,bell, the young man who Was in
jured by falling from the Orange cars, on Nun
day evening, has recovered sufficiently to r=surn
to bis home in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

~
AT a meeting Of ladies held at the Friendship
Engine House, last night, to make arrange.
1nents for holding a Fair for the benefit Of that
Company, the following officers were elected,
viz: ~a.f.r-
Mrs. W. Harris, President; Miss Windsor,
LIST Vice President; Mrs. Bodkin, Secretary
Mrs. J. W. Atkinson, Treasurer.
Committees were appointed for each ward to
wait On the citizens and solicit subscriptions.
The attendance Of Ladies was large, and from
the interest manifested success will u%ndoubted-
ly crown their efforts. The object Of the Fair
is to raise funds to purchase a Steam Fire En-
CINE. After the business Of the meeting was
through, the Committee Of Arrangements fur
nished the ladies with some choice refresh
ments. Another meeting will be held on Fri
day night, at the Engine House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

The appropriation made BY the City Council
for the support of the INDECENT Of our city, du-
ring this winter has been entirely exhausted,
and the Mayor has consequently been compel
led to refuse to give orders for wood and pro-
visions to tie many applicants-and some Of
them really deserving-who daily solicit his aid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

BY JOHE II PARROT, AUCTI0NEER.
INTENDING TO CHANGE MY LACEOF
L BUSINESS VERY SOON TO THE
n. w. COR. OF KING AND ST. AsSAPH
STREETS, I purpose
CLOSING, OFT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

In using Internal Revenue Stamps it would
be we'll for persons to remember that they are
required by law to write the initials Of their
names and the date, in ink, on tie face Of
the Stamp, so as TO prevent its being used
again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

OF EWARD.-Was stolen from Bush Hill:
5lst, 4 DARK RED HORNED COW, striped
with white doWn the back, medium size. three
years old, giving milk. The above reward will
be given for her return to me, Or information
which will lead to her recovery.
feb 1-3t# VIRGINIA SCOTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

A noticeable feature of the many robberies
now of daily occurrence in our city is the bold
ness with which they are executed. Last even
ing, as early as half past seven o clock, a thief
broke open the stable Of Mr.. Samuel Reid, on
South Fairfax street, and stoled a valuable
horse. He was discovered and chased, but: Of
course, escaped, as his pursuers were not
mounted. AS he made off in the direction Of
Washington a Geographic dispatch Immediately
informed the police Of that city of the fact.
The horse, we learn, has since been recovered,
minus the thief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01
%
GOLD.
G O III VI E 2 c I.

NEW York, February l.-GoId. 1895.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

Price and terms made A4pwn upon ~applica-
! Il n. W. {. YEATON, Nomm'r. Of Sale.
dec &-cotf Office No. IS. *. St. .Asa1}h st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

Yesterday evening about four o'clock, the
Ferry House, opposite this city, caught fire
from a spark from the chimney, and, together
with two out buildings, was totally destroyed.
The property belonged to the estate Of Thomas
Berry, and the loss amounted to som ethree
thousand dollars. Mr. Benoni Wheat with a
party went over the river to aid in a~rresting
the flames, and succeeded temporarily in saw
ing the two o~ut-buildings, but whiskey begin
ming to circulate pretty freely the attempt was
abandoned and the houses left to their fate.
The fire was distinctly visible from all the
water front of the city, and many, with sorrow,
witnessed the distinction of Fox's-with its old
time associations of ~ten-pins and cock fights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

4 LOT OF GROUND. with Z store and h=s
Dwelling thereon. on the north side Of Duke MshIi
and eat SIDE IFS .ASNpA SIS, 1t the ~intersec-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-01

Also, 5000, Of the. s1ock Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-05

&aufmonpspaaren, 20 &tlten @tnmdd.
Iauce, 2S4 Stften 8le6tafeln unb 1915
leeren Saden.
9as @~clt3etsO rtum bat
bic Nd6tppltSet NIT t~tetnen, nur 3 3C1
bretten unp 5 3pa tongeu gnternen, aus
@0bpaflaper'S S1brit, SIR. 50, gQlttmps
reltr., berpor9e8ln0en, oerlsben.
SIM nStpe @ater'GQnal" Sat
Der SrUtiabrS-8erfsbr bereits b%egOnnsn;
AM 9tenliQge lan9ten bic erlien gpptr
Der Cation, nit Mat8 beira6tet uno an
S. 6eurp @teie cpnii9ntrt, Bier m. 3tc
Canal III fetner aon5en Ednse n16 nod
ntdt Der GGtffabrt sepHnet /; bic pbsren
&btbetiun8fn peiclbCn mercen btnnen 2
p0sr 3 BoNen befatytar ictn.
SbGtit6 fetten. - JpGn Sore,
man murpe amaRittpGda mc0en tbGtit6ep
9ngrtfes ouf 8cnj. s, MiQ8 benz 9ft1ter
Spiccr pprgcfubrt unp ron rteIfm bis CUR
8orldounO poy'6 GrtmiRat9ertht unttr
Caution 8rteat.
S0mss Selep mtberfubr Gin @let0es
pem Rthter .Sctnfen, neil or It6 an
sos. &hute tbdtlih pergYtffeu bate.
Ginen tDptli6en 8erlauf nab
men am SpnntGgc bic 9erieBun9en. mel'
dc Der Spdhe QBm. Derry. ocfen Gltcrn
an 6arfprp : Npenue trrbnen, Gisnta9,
BEN II. Mdr3, pur6 ueperta9rrnwercen
erbatten bate.
Der NprfrGfer @psctat Gavin
NeYper, bem neulih Gen. Icyr9 bRfabt,
has alf Der SLrgtniiGen 61tbinicl RON
Wegern gsiamnictte Sab CUR @rInsung
elmer Ne9gr.& otonie renieitgn 3~uriiiuge.
ben uno li6 auf Der 6otbiniel nidt ME.
Der bliden gu laHen, bNlt bcute Nbenp I'M
| Douglas Srttttute" cine TOrlelup8 fur
@aiBH unb S6par3e,
&brtNs@ef1ent t.. - Die tisiiae
Berg Sinat, @emetnbe teitenfte q. Gel.
tepte, tbren GraiibentRN, SsrmiGsnen
Sonntag gum 3et6en ibrer Wiirbtaurg
itiner &eretenle nit flbsrnsn NieTcrn,
8dbetn, GDfetn unb Sal5bGbdtrern. Abra'
BAN @a6mann Gttrrct6te ba6 9rdlent,
mcltc5 Spn hem @0ipiAmtebe g. SQnp-
WtB in 8Gltimprettr. an9sfertt9t mpretr.
MnfIaae.- 10. $. Rpbtnipn, egter
Stturrmann Der AM Trcitdqe pm NueS'S
ta5 Bier aN9eTpmmengn Brig6 oSames
Carey, purpe our bic &nflaGc arrettrt,
untsrwc85 bic &aNd9tcre Sdttan Grel
uno MpOlpb MegsE belotten ~ 9aben.
e. tpurSs auf frif6cr Itat ertappt. ais
er chen bic 66noe I'm Shlaf3tmmcr Gbels
unb Mspsr's IN bersn ubsr $1,000 3Olp
enttattenber 0elbtaBe Bate. Der Anee.
tlalte Wurte nab |turiert gerbbre pDn
Dem Ser. ct. GpmmtiiGr tem @efdn3ntTc
ibtrptsien.
@tng burW - ae1ern Wprstn an
Ter Breeertd. 9tDab, nabe Der erflen 3pl.
tarriere, has Dor pem 9ua9p pes 6r1.
s. &enmQrn geipanntc Nfer6. Ifart
unb 9usa9 famen NteiB na6ber nit et'
aem Sra4twaOcn In Gpntatt, unp Der gr.
lisre murbe sertrimmert unp baS %ferr
erbeblih perlegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-05
Stant Baltimore.

@p1b nanb ssftern babier auf
1878 bis l2S; In Wew.yprf auf 1881 !;
Ser. ct. 5.20er neue l04, alte 1851 /;
7.30er 1909 l0.40er go.
S6tffsnadrt6ten.- Der gre.
rtsr Drsimater r@ermanta," Capt. Jran-
ts, feselte am Is. WdrS bon 8roupers>
tapen mad Rep. gprf.
Die 8remer Barrie rNnna", Cart.
Weiners, stns am II. Wdra bon 9remer,
bapen nah Baltimore ab.
Der pon bier mad &ptterbam absel..
aelte preuBtfHe Dretmafsr yDuisbura,"
capt. 6paie5, getpann am 30. Wdr, Sic
bOte Gee.
@m Dienfase traf Der 9remsr Dret.
matter rSclio" NIT elmer YcIen eabuns
bon eiperppol Bier elm; biefelbe beffanb
aus % 9tpen Ycttafde, IA 8etten, 4
Sap Sthsln, II SDrben unb 2 Safer NIT
Steinsut, ether @artte @etreibe, $50 Sdf.
fern Bier, 9697 SG6en Salh 20 8tfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-05
gBidtiae IaariGten aus ocrtI6IouS-

Spn @urppd tImu,t mi6ttet N06rttt.
@u6 rrrt trI9s Der STUD Der bDisn Stat
feline Sritbte. @reu6en unb Sefreth
fpnren flo lber Die Ihtsspis. 6ptaetntIde
Seute ni6t S%srRdrst9en, u. 8etee ;tcten
tire &rmee'n an Der @ren,e sufammtr.
&uf Der 8Brie 6errf6t geDalftgc &ufre.
9unh bic Staatspaptcre purieln unS Die
Gplpfdde fdngeR an gu sittGrn. Seit'
ret6 III bereit, nit 9reuben ~ t6etlrr, ia,
ielbf Der lseIcrt Ndtt ben 20pcnGn.
t6etl, einiattrbii6 &iel'S nit isinsm
Safen, III 9eben 8reubcn dber SerlAngt
belize 9erjp9tbNmtr unb nil iE0 pcber
benz Gcrt1nlen StAret6's nod DEM oe6
beutfhen Sunoe6 fitsen. SO1te es Dtrt'
lid gum StteIe trmnten, bann lit bslen
Groe nttt db;uie6en. san; Gurppa
plroe bdrin perwtdelt msroen utp per
erfe 3ufammeutpB cas Signal CUR 50,
flung 9ar Weller Srd9er: Der tttiGntfdsn,
bel9iiAen, bsS R5etnufers, Der Suprt.
matte in Oeuti4lano &C., Eeben. NmCrifa
bat llTia6e, NIT Der grtBten Spannun9
nab Der an6ern Sette pfs Wsltmeeres
30 bid en-, oenn Elm %atI9emriner Irtep In
europa bcoeutet fiir un5 nthts meier une
nt6t5 pent9er, ais ben Stur3 Nartmt'
lian'5, ben AnitluB Ger britttlhsn prp.
ptnjen un5 bic gertptrtliAung tss fabn.
fen Iraume5 Der Hepubitt-oif SER.
fbaft iiber ZEN QanSen amtrtt1ntI6en
Gpnttnent-bte 9Seltn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-05
SelenronbiIhleS aGsriti.

Vpn Hep .STleQns fcnlitt Die tr.
reuil6e Runot, nap I'M Snnyrn ron gput,
itoNa RE 8uerriGNs ~orrihwUnoen, Die
Shtffabrt aGf ben 2tnntn9ew6Fsrn leb.
batter rptIo uno Elm 9eiunoersr Gcn bls
pfentltte Heben hurhwett.
Die ratttQte Wiebrtett Der Gsisbgsbune
In Wi5cpntn bat BIC .6pnarsB &e.
prdicntanten Res StG0tes tnfruirt, segsn
ba6 prdiiptnti@afttthe &rtp ber Burger
rehts &tte cas Gotum ab5ugsten.
Mu5 San SrdnitRcp fontmt bic
Nahrtht, bGb bel ga pa; COLORADO, bic
Snet0per itA unter chamber befrieaen
uno unldr9l BEL etntn1 Eampfs bic M0ia.
res 25 Wann perlpren. Die pfentlt6s
Mctuuua Der Gtnppbner pDn Colorado
1T entiGteprn III @unttn tcr Sp6rIon',
f&en RCcpRirutItpn5 ,9otttit. - Die Sc.
legSebun9 ~@alifcrnien'5 befUrwOrtet biz
@efrrcerun9 ess Y~r!9aptet8 NitDGptt
jum General Wajpr.
Ius @itt5bur9 tptrb an8e3et9t, bab
her lsete Brand tn Den Selregtpnen ndhc
an 10000 all0nen peS fpcrtbpplen Stpff
fes ,srilbrt bat. Gs lttten pprnf6mltt
bic GucGcn oGpauette", Olive grdu6",
nGagle', nSerisY' une yOlaplc Sbape";
ferner bic 66. 6GiOerman II. 5aFpn, S..
.. Coates, S. ". Brid unp Inpere,
Cine Otpei6e aus Sprpntp. Ga,
ndoa. l1gt, pap mad mte nor S%ruppen an
bic @renje 9ef6tdt perpsn.
Sn 8pfDn br0nntt her Rpbepdn.
renlaoen non 3. s. @rtsp0lb ab.
Gin Gstab 6e8 9 0dsnmtS fbrtibt
itrengere Gpntr0le lber ate ais Gapennes,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-05
Gelcarnpbitnes.


@afbtngtpn 4. 2lprit. - Ges
fern NohmtttG9 fa1te oaS Sberbunpfs-
@sri6t cine Menge GntIhetoungen. Gs
bat bic @efufe Der frieas9eriftlih in Jn.
biana pSgen @eri6pDrung sunt 5pbe per-
urtbetlten 0an,bsin y. Wtltgan unb @m.
u. ScwlsS UNI 8reilaFung pesen Sn'
competent bes SrieSeeerthts beptutgt.
Die Beiosr paren POM SrdFtenten su
lebenslanglt1er GInIperrun9 ~bsgnQbtet
fpprpen. linD ittt i'm Stiper Staatss
3uAtbauic etngrlpcrrt uno batttn i'm
Sberbunpe8' Gert6te Ethter McOpnalc
BON Sno., Sen. @arfielo BON DIP, bic
@htb. 8lad aus ga. uno 9aDip DUDLEY
Sielp aus NeS.gprf gu Sa6paltern. -
Die @ciu6e BON 8arlanb aus @rfaniaS
unb Narr aus 2puiiiana UNI Wisprr;u.
lafuus CUR apppiutortf9en @raris I'm
Sberbunocs9ertdts pbne ben pom Con.
CRETE Upr9ei6rtebenen Geleib, bsF,n
SerfaHur8SmdBtetett bic Setenten be.
i%tretten, ipptt Die &nSelcgenbeit bes Wtf.
fourier Staats. 3eietpeS purpen bic gum
n1hIten Sermtne perNhpben, bd gt(tern
iih ods @ertAt BIS battn pertQete.
g1Ht brteHther NaGrt6t aus STARTS
etngen am II. Wdrs 5000 Splpaten ean,
9etml;6 BON bGIt mad Gera Cru; ob;
barunter 400 6ufaren aus Alsier, Brett
nnb @terbUurg. Seltrfi6 tptrp nddfens
1000 Wann na6 Werttp fhtden, UNI bic
&ldcn i'm BitreihtlHen Gpnttn9ente su
beden, uno 5r1ntretb bic nntplten be3ab.
len.
6sfern fano Bet Sefretdr Sewarp au
Gbren Der Satin Juare5's. bes UYriiben.
ten Der Republtf Werifp", etre 9lbenp,
Sete Statt; es paren ale gsrtreter Der
fpaniit , 1merttaniihen 5rsttaaten uno
Der ruiiil9e @efanote anrpeIenb.
@eftern empfabl Der Stctten .@usfhuB
burb 6rn Seap benz unterbauie bas ron
Der Staot philadelphia Der Regteruna
gratis p%ferirte 2ea9ue Sslanb i'm 9ela.
a CUR &nlase zines Rriegsbaubafens.
am Ii. p5. wirD Der gpri6las erDrtert
rperpen.
Gsltern bsfuAte 9tler. s. STEPHENS
aus @eprsia Sas rWeiBe 5au91, obne
ifbp9 &uoten3 au %erlaneet.
Der @puperneur Sermpnt BAT Germ
GpmDnbs 81 .Spreberbes germsnter I'm.
tertaules, gu 8unoesienatprs SCOT Nab.
fptser ernannt, Der bsretts bfute bier Elm.
treTen mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-05
merutt, lithti

Esnn Rabmap'S 8cabG Rettef folfb'
rnc,ttparo'ge, ocsiufiii enbe, n,ittraiiitvsn5:, trd fttbtq.
he, %biinenoe. itpci Btl eibcnbe, Gtultiseu itUeno; urs
aneere gtstuihafnn beiist. coa6 IS Gle Id!,nunittn
6rautbetts fprmcn III zen inaiunbeieu 0elt9ceea.
ben. reun !. .. be 9.fi9e GumpTtuit 10 b DIT lit, RAP
priau ne taft nit benz MCfer ;srihH'iccu fam, BIZ
ieitat. iuorgm ipnie es ritt mt ebenip.1sr 9etbttg.
lett ale ~nitlocreu ,5ieber=S orten IN unierem ei0euta
Rlntd betien2 Gur6iaa 0tubr, WetfeL. 8aaenz
Sitter. Grippe sc. ino nur he milSeren II. iG'pad,e,
rem 5crnttn Der IfredliGeten Hran'hetten. 28enn es
fen @e3enosn BELT, turirt eS prompt Die uRtcr un3
Icrribtnfen leldieren SprIlsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-05
8Dn Ballimgt0n.

80 afbtn8tpn 4. @prtl. - Gtnem
bon Srn. S6enf i'm untertaufe bes Son.
grefes etnseretdten pifSielen 9erihte
3ufolse pirb am l. Mai bic @usmufe-
runs Der Sruppen beenbet letn unb bic
Sunoesarmee oann aus 1922 Wann
beitesen, ppppn 1905 weibe unS 3O,2l7
farbiBe Splpaten.
Die Ssuatprsn BON Colorado brtneen
auf bic ibleuntse @ufnabms bieiss Ser.
ritprtunS In ben Staatenbunb. Warum?
@eil bann BITE &abtfalen, nm stpet Stim>
men i'm Senate unter u,n1dnpen cine
nt6t NIT Sob aufiupie9enoe @cauiil.
ttpn - bereihert, eber int Stante fetn
rpirben, bes 9tdlibenten 9etp lber ben
9dufen ju perftn. Die rabifale Waip.
ritdt Des GpnsreGes wtro natilrli6 bic
3ulaEunS les fhpah, tepDlferten Ser.
rttprtums Colorado etfris b%cfurwprten.
&leranber 8. Steptens, Der fribere gi,e.
grdlioent Der conf. Staaten, fam pprae.
fern @benb bier an unb flies in finer
pcrmalt9en @ctnuns, Ode Der 6, unp
O>Str, al.
60ift Beger Settler.
New.yprf, A.. @prtl. = Die SIZE,
trppclitau : Scti,eibebGrpe Bat fircnae
Wsiiuas CUR gsr9aftans aler 9tttlsr,
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@etn aIcsmcEuep @rbrnuA.

Gs Geiit bic ib'trtn item, autr Slmns(SitriGen ctser
rem eetoen. Wtan BAT es in Gie,t, Nirtta Saos
arltri'a, guropa OFT. 1t. 0eltinb,en osrintt; ub;r-
al bat Is gbp!sra. &ubr, St4fe, gelte8 fftebtr,
Sumpfiiebsr. Sdifs- uno orbere SIcbsr in ttrcn
%idltmmlieu fotmcn 9.het,t uuo nientalS eumanStlt.
geute. bic eS ais 8prteugsmi.tel angepanst, ac1tn
2rontbeit5- YIN fSQe fi&.r ;u iteGeu
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@GhrruS bcS RrtcnrS

lpuTbtn 0urdl U 10 a . 3 9ttabp NcIicF
,tcbt Nltnidtnltsen 9erettstr ais cur1 bic ~eifrigltsn
Enitrenaun8eu Ter MttitatGr5tt. gDtr bcitgsn !nitneerta
ron gricie Ell meIde oies ~tepclsn. gBlr bittn ON
Dcpcis IN 5auteu eas in 5ancu, ipc bic Scicotcu
mttttn uutsr Der k6ea Putt Der Slmrfe WlariGllntc
,si,n, 9teiSisiocrn II. J. t. &abWas's ReaSD
Relte 9cbraut1Isa, biels ~uniebIbar Ron 8rautbeit
fei bl;eten; net sass IS pi5t 9etraadte, ben Rlbr.
y lrnpffstltH, ya1nEsseru, SurhfeQ, GboIern,
RbeumoisnfuS K. ssiouea lruree, uuS bon eicisR nur
Ytieas9en, wtite III y q 3 W al Is 8eab9 III.
Lief lbie t3ufuHi rabmen, 56r;lit lpieotr6crgss
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.SduSIiAe GtprHe.

Sebe 6aatili Iplte cine BIold; 0fa 3 NJ a Us
Reabp aetttf I'm 9au,e ,toben Cine Slait.
tcitct nnr 90 Cts. uno biefe 6laite l0ft f@ gu utr-
i6ichsneu iSpettn gebrane,en nit Der S.pisbeTt, msbr
Gttes OUT bic Dauer gu itjftn. ais p,uu man fur
anotre W%ecisinen II. dritli6e &sSepte Bunbert Dollars
%eus8iebt. 29iub;lt etren pltett9 luwrblitiu an
70 ipiro ecr @sb,aut ots Stsltf anssnblitiiW has
AeLid,aEsn
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Tsss IN EsE.EsaEaElS alttmtoresohios
sHsFazEFE~BtR fYifrububn.

MR@B& Sifenbabn.
um unb mad Mpntas, ben IL. Bar, 1863,
a,bcn tasIt4 trtt 3iee ipIt@tn Baltimore, ~ggbselins
u. @artersbura. NIB StpSr:
Mpf;us - iibrt tnSiiA (SpnntagS ausetrpmmen)
nm 8 lbr SO Vitn. rub bon EaIlimsrt al. Der
@rpreB-S 6retIIu8 tlgl;6 (SoHrta8s ein-
itlitBith) DsGr9rts 10 lbr; Der Iccpmmoootionssus
9sbt td3lt6 (Scnrtass ensgei1lcten) UNI 6 lbr 40
". Nadrt Bon SUNDERLAND uad affecting.
Ollie 6isie Gig. ldlteBsn I> 3u gclair Ii, Earf,rss
BURG ben !Siscu na'e aatt Gu,ittsn I'M GDefsn, SUBS
geeacl II. 9ic.apsitru an.-
Get Ert6crtdtr Necpm mpbattpuS
an reriabt Baltimore sfatlpttraes I'M A ltr 20
sPtn., S~orTta3S ausDencntn,tn. = 0eriSlbt Sus ptrs
Idst al( Der Rttruifabrt 5rtttrid UNI 7 ltsr Is @tiu.
rub taglid (Sonnta9s au8serrmnen.
Yer @lltcptt's MtlI8sSug SrBt ton
8nlt. nm 6 Il. 2OyP. 1t, I'm lou itiiI II. 3.S0ltad. \.
bon EHteptt'8 Wliu8 UNI Z llbr 40 ", II. II lGr 80
u. if;b unS 5 llbr Ra6m. ab.
sfndt W%Gibinatpn.
gbiabrt CON Salttmpre: frib nm 4 ltr 10
Dltn. 7.O5. 20 urb Al0 ubr. Motmitto9S m, 5,
40 ino @tcueS as llbr; SonuiaIS iriib 40 NIB
20, RacmttagS as u, atentS IS ll6r Npaanq
non I'D atbirgton frhb 6 20, 1i3 uno al2 llbr,
Nodntitta0s a3 10 II. $50; Sonntaas fub 1.8 IT,.
Nadmittas8 A3 II. &teHbs 7 30. BE Al0 Ibis
Wpr0cuiuec ruo 3 ltbr. Radnitta 81. 2i3e pen Sait!.
mere NIB ole 8 20 lbr- Wo ,~eenlise unc pic A3 ubr.
NatrttttaIsiI8e pom @aihin9tc1 baIttn ait ben Neo-
YnRt!en az. Die 7.05 Nfpr9ens II. rs llbts gtad.
mtita9sf .Su1t cpOealtimore unb bic rs llbr. Dtergell-
u. 10 Htr- NadlmtttaSsStse bon 2palblnGtoH lGltessu
fit !9u0cn auf bsr NnnNpoltier 0abn an.
!Sile scbei bon Nnuapoits frrb ri ll9r unb Nsadl.
pliitdA6 I'M 8 llbr 10 Uin. Ma@ Baltimore ino g9ss
ftinstrn CD.
G5cscn w,ttersr ausrunft, iplpis SabrUIusts orsr
art u. !. 10. peuoe man I'D an S. Z. &uaIanS,
a9ctten in Der Gambler. citation, oper an bas biGet-
Ehrsau. 30. \. Smtt }, Srantpcrtmeifter,
t3t-t Z. AH. 69lt, Deucts Eileia0snt