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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-04

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Drp fei Tor gput5 Us unprant g
Uelt5eriiEnte
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tabtr tD aId bier ieit ben ebt,n crs Sabreu eiien
iO!iot, 0tul erworttl uno et8nen th bsionosrs ipr
9siIuns bSs!ptlltesr NIB bartEadtger
Jtranf0etten,
puo 'pGt. Iieu,sao bic So1nun9, sebettt 3u pertsG
enf5ctCn cbne iuppr oet t:tlaaleu Rlagtfr 5u rsr-
iud)en. Die Rra auter msreeu non mir
btreft ppn Deutf9lanb
tmpcrtirt II. trpisb;e iG osieIben eriugeub mcnen
Werheu 2auoslcuten sim Genei8eu Gebralttbe, Ia ic
ic ubtrSsu6t bin. oaB etn Seeer, ter etnmal caron
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pbne oesIbsn isn wtro; Ss6e 6omi'te iose iets 6as
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ta!te Stttet, pautaus4ta8t
uno auen q anibet,u,
tpe'he aus otrcprberem 8lutt entfpr,r8en.
beruer eutptbge tCb Gtabenz Rrautera1iirir 9esen
Dia9cutrampi Dur4taa, rptbe 9ugr 8rualccca,
!nu1cu, @rtal.uul II. I. ~. @ptlernhc Grcpin Snr
eausiider !petlns Der i1aiidt; @tdtpn!oer, !tibn.
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Hide 2ieriesur5en. rbem1tii6s ftntiur, ardnerttet
Il. Glsltras,sirtr eioe Gr. gebiic's pctteriibms$
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-04


Selb ltmorb etHes SrrTtrut.
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cen He tan iu etnem 1tClttt dtgGmdgert
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ces Icyltt i'm 231lpe crbdnNt.
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batt1 cincn prrablhiebtltn Splratfr alS
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ltlbe piT.igbtc ih IN lgirc5 &rpeburn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-04

>, ASER 2 6Gitnos s,puFenS tale,
~ 9lr. .. g,rinatrH lwttjtn SaIpst'
It. RertbitL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-04

.gcrt, 2 %pri. - Gin Ger
aus ptm Suecn rfrlpr n tcr SFrlloAr,
Rp. 233, 9lpucrap, $1,000, Gr wuTtc
0rarn MilCe BarNn uno JNmce etlNlH
bic onacbticbtn YsItgcr otGle5 SpldiG!pnH
ftagtnr; hcmiuicl9e purosn pttleIpsh
ncbh JicnGrlhalt lowtt Il Jnei0'eugh
Wst0c brim Spteien uterralht wusfta
peIbaitft. Die Gigcnl3pmtr mU'een Sc
osr unler $500 @urgitarl gcleiI! uHe ole
lletrinfn nm So eiu SCptg aGlEllt. GGm
9ernctmrn ndb TAT her Nld8tr, ttiHf5
StaaerS rtn &aufmarn, IN ptTIuteeeEsh
ontCrn &ptcIillcns iuIammEn nIVtJu
$4,000 peIterrn.
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5abfmVrp i'm sat QRaD Nouie."l Nm
6ctla8 wuret Gin Su1UrIl ubcr Die vetGe
pcs fStcmben otgebdlieR, err rtulI0 III
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nus Stltlmpro ptrlbt Bate. Wan er-
mi!telte, nap er Sotpb S6iatrr bilB. ctn
lu.srltl4r @dfltber unD 80 JNbre ait
mar.
BGtfhungen duf Ser. st q.
ten TreaIUrps y ctcn. = Sn Der'
bars's ,5teppIser" cpm | April fHcen wtf
fpl9encc 9oti;; gJu wslGer AusefgHur3
bic Udlihung pcn Scr. Ct. &rcdiarg gtp-
ten ti6ter fhcn betrtcbrn mctcrr III, Ca
ron sann man it ubeuepgen uenn mon
Die Sitlte eES pduptDrtsiitS SEprp III
9EaIetnetcn belatT, une Die eorttBe
Samn,luug prn 6aIitun8en telIst'gt.
Ta fre: itnf perfbirpens 6allausasn
Der $50 1re0iuro Hetfn pter pertsltspfae
06litunaen auf bic $50 1rsolurp'SptsR;
etne auf Bic 800, cine auf bic $40, uEo
cine dui rte S.. lrralurs Nrien; ftrrtr
fnrrt man baiclbfi etns 500 5alisuna etr
9attonal .9antnpten. lluo ale ettit blI"
ftuu1sn Fnp rpr;u1lN aEs8ttIsrt bs'
Ipnesrs bic 500, $50, une $50 1ettn.
4ub pCn Gurrenss.Boiihunnin n ttne
rsrbe Sammluus rprbanpen." unis' zen
ueuen 5dlf6unssn, pslCbs ete'e sfummsr
ouffubrt, belinoeI iitb 0uh etne ntne fatt>
abmuno eer 8ey. CT. Treaiur9.Nptsn pon
IS, melCts eoron ~ er!snnen II, eaB est
Stern III per Niitte prs untsrn St0nets
mir ettf Spissa tat, wahrsne CT swrlf
taben MuB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-04
Dc8 TsiiralineS IrcaisI

(G &c WgrrS Dfcr's ErIeu h)
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Betttu. Bet allen %potte'erH ~ bat.n. IP1n
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fbure ubtr ric GpmptOne uHo 8s90uoIuuB tGCheil.'I
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mcun man 0u h})cuu1 NtcH'8 Srica'" grr SO. etu'
cuzai ib t.rt un0 otui geiiit eiRe en- ssg IT,
marIS 6cUcBL Jn 8ortmore III b0tcu bel
G. @, Sanse,
(5uI1 ,l2Rts.) TT. 2os. SaiiimGe'ir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-04

Ie9rer.
Office gsr. 80,
9ScEtefr., l 5aus
spn 2egtngtpnf:.
Geee BIN unr Iab' DID pDn
Or. Sbumann,
gtr. 30, Wprtbffr,
l SouS ppn Gertn9tpnitr,
turtren! CT bat bic Bis jett betannien,
grDSten Ruren gema1t ais Der Gntpeder
bet cin,tSeu uuftblbortu Sctlmjttcl seStn nebemc
RroNtbeteu. Ste SGbanelun5 peIhr CT tm'd,la8L
bat bic Dtataun3 her ausgScdnetacn Acritt bon
Paris 2cnoou II. Rem-Yort uno tbr our60Gnaiger
Grtcle BAT itter attn 3weifel ieit3eeat tat cine
tarernte 5etIuus Der itltmalfsn itdae oo'l
tlngcburperttr fncute, GoncrB1t, Stttu'en
9priieber- Grilie ucteln, ipcltb, tiner ssptScs
etbtimsn PeWpbnset tbre @riteui
pttianien, II. T. 10. u. 10
bis tur mora!uG).u 9fpihbct crlangt pcrccn Tam
wtnn ber gatttnt lid an gerstc ipenoet, aut teren
G3iicn. Gei1id II. Griabrune mon I'D psrlalsu tdrn,
SET or. dunann In unierrr Gftte a9 ais
pci!Gnier nebttgelalltn bat, itte cie pleien Saut
Wcidje untcr leue 4gbanbluu1 Gttpnten fno iGnlml-
lid - obut cine eirSIsc Nusnabmc - 6ebsiit mDrben,
&tni9e beritItsn b:iiaiorn itit latrtus
geipnotre autinerilanltsit mtomst er allen Se.pen
Der @jel9ltbtss u. Darnpr9sne, we e9cncrbte, S,a'
s ssrtn sIais sS u. ss,s:t. IL I se T. St @
II. 3autubeln, lpie dbtr9aust SppfiliS i'm eriisa.
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III bic coIfpmltte, ot: Cd 1tbt; t tit bic turbeft
iid,,rlte IL bette Der Rrau'e trbait feinsn Gppaipz
8aliIm. feline Gubebeu iein SerrentirSl ned GnocI;
etel erleeence gattn; icnotru bic ceurg eriolgt IN
incl Ia1cn, cbre S6mcrjen, obre untcauemiidieu,
pbnt 4enotrina oet Ci5t.
8amen bon gusrpdrts bic Dr. Stbumdnn UNI Ratb
~ frdgeu prniten. t6nren oeieS trietth tbun. fie
9refe al ibu ipptsu cine gcltnatte en!baItct I'M,
brantipottet tlt >oereen.
strSenseu Wsrorn na4 allen @easnbeu beS eaattS
ecIauht.
aRan psrsefe niht bie
SfTiee; 9ir. 80, Nortbfra6e,
<9ua291eO Baltimore Nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-04
.Sme! lbiimme Sduc pon 3Gmprr3pi0en
Dmd, Or, &t:idiauD'S pdn1or'
rtlt0tll- Iltttel bCItitilt-

Sr. GIns aN5 SaFeSDIt., 9Gsc0riin, tbttlt gum
@ei'u oter nit cen oamprrboiten 9eGntItisn nit,
tG5 Il 2 50tr; llr0 an aGrs tHsarlt5e 5en&dm1uppben
'qs igessl ftrmtb o;!ibmt hattie, 0l8 uubct!b0r ou3
benz &itiIta,risrs ucrRoidleoet lpuT6f. Gstbe DGdi
irMt,iGsu ale wurbcn ould, c,ue JlaisHt poH Or.
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Swpicr!u,8 btcieg Serrer, ipms oc dWbercem ti1-
lid) bel Or. GtgitlGuo ein0ehtncen Scustie irGten
EGi.eHt.u lbtpcu8tu cIR Die iGm'trtGittn finlez
tlctt:u Edue burt9 Gr. StrliI0ul5 2Gmorrbpion-
5h!te 8igtiit wcroer. lltberau ba!:ca GpctDettr t
pcudta0; il 90lttmOre = etb .. 0 aUCt
III. ,0G. GlI!mcreir.; tn 80 a ihir gtpH
= SpfC49 -. y Nirr 3 y rub bcr.
C,oRcN:duitr: ". BpNelcr & 6 .. uro
&bpm TOr ~ 9 q, Baltimore Wib.
- y a y tretcn bu bS. e Gbrtrta II
. fNufTHINN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-04
sS!ir BGGe HHo GOEjerte IL; ter:
u;ietleu.

5l,r ErtluScn ii. g9etannlCu 6er -spuspicta"s ct
tctl;haft unb Gem ecrhrieH gubli;um iberbsupE sur
slatrtt ca8 flr r9euO eirs Scit nodj oem lGep.br,
fe futre groBe itar'Stbau!e utue Sor Der aScrcor.
hiGT, nit Deg sGut perbuntencn Bilimibi'eu, alr
gGto(tung con cGItu II. GprSerieu ju mictb.n IT.
menn frit(ci!tge appt1tiDn gematt mtrb,
g)ie dcoiu.s ure fCit6ore ?lus siaFrpa3 6es 0rotc1
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!5erten II @'amtr, p'pie 5eaucmeS Brf0ulatleHss sns
Ticr Uctit NrDFcm &Fe,FeaQ!s NIT pcpiiuSjg ciu8C.
rtlttsier 6dc;C, loitlt Nicat6 III rplnbsr utyIl,
85rAsua.gsS ElfelGeidlrr fir 5CO %cuottte II 81
tiucul mdft6ti Prclle Su metBtn,
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gtr. 37g, 3aitinlgrs-, tniUcN ,TutaE- -.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-21
FOURTH EDITION
TERRIFIC STORM AT RO-
CHESTER, NEW YORK.
I m NJ ENSE DESTRUCTION
OF PROPERTY.
1tc.. ISto., Ero., Esto.. hto. !

ROCHESTER, N. Y, May 2l.-The damage by
the storm yesterday afternoon was very great.
The loss is estimated at tens of thousands OF
dollars. Buildings were unroofed, windows de-
stroyed, younS trees and plants cut down by the
hail. and gardens wholly ruined. The nurseries
and greenhouses suffered much damage.
The storm covered an area of four miles; but
the hail was limited to about two miles. Hail
stones of more than an inch in diameter covered
the ground, cut limbs from The trees, and killed
thousands of birds, who had taken refuge in the
foliage. Several children we're injured by the
hail, and a number of animals were killed.
The lightning struck a stone chapel in Mount
Hope Cemetery, where many people had taken
refuge, but none were seriously iniured. The
building was somewhat damaged. St. Mary's
Hospital was partly unrooied.
The glass manufacturing establishment of the
Rochester Chemical Works was partly demo
lished, involving large loss of glass. The
storekeepers opened their stores on Sunday
evening, in order TO enable citizens to get mate
rials to make their houses tenable for the night.
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DARING EsoAPE FROM MoYAMENsrNe

DARING ESCAPE FROM MOYAMENsTNG
PRISON Ibis BoREINo.-At very early hour tnIs
morning, or ate last night, two inmates of the
Bntried Departments of MoyamensinR Prison sue
ceeded IN making rood their escape from that in
stitution. 1heir names are Samuel Murray and
Ram az
They have been in prison for some time awaiting
their trial on the charge of cOun citing Murray
Is an old offender. and has been frequently COM
mitted on the charge Of counterfeitng. Their trial
was TO have taken ace day, and they ESCAPED
Just in the NICK OF time.
The nodus oDerdndi of their escape was 10 lows:
b, mtars OF a pick-axe, or some such instrument,
they succeeded in cutting a hole through en- arch
way over heir cell, shich cell Is tho third floor
next to thu roof After which a passage-way was
cut through 10 the roof and they succeeded in get
ting IL, taking with EN- rope they had by some
means kept secreted in ,het- cell One end OF the
rope then made last and the other throw wn over
the wall, wi en- they both succeeded IN lowering
themselves down the side of the wall INTO Iassyuuk
road. The whole affair was quietly and adroity
managed, and their escape was not discovered until
tniy
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-21
Infest nIaIkets hH Telegrnnh.

NEw YORK, May 21.-Stocks are dull aud heavy.
Chic, 60 and ROca and, 93!; Cumberland pre-.
ferleS, 4e4 illinois Central Londs, 1t2l; Michigan
wanna Coal al; Reading 1O7a Hudson River, 1l35;
Missouri 6s, T5.; Erie 733; Cleveland and o edo.
1908 leveland ana ittsburg, 84t; Iitsburg and
Fort Wayne 98k; Chicago and NOrthwe,torn, 2Ss
U ). Co pons, 1862, 1O1s do 1866, 1924 Ten.
Eorues, VS. Treasury Seven three .tenths, 1929
western Union Te egraph Company, 6OI; Gold, lD.
BALTIMoRR, Nav 81 -Flour is quiet. Wheat
firm and lac higher Oats firm at 631jic Provi-
sCns du Lard 2l1 22c. Sugar steady. Coffee
Quiet. WHISKY firm the stock Is light.
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DIED.


GERHARDT.-On the 2Oth instant, HATTIE
ANN, daughter Of George l. and Sarah q. Gerhardt,
in the 18th year OF her age. . ..'
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend her funeral from her parents
residence, No. 716 Dauphin street, above Franklin,
on Wednesday MOI ming at O'Clock wrtho1t further
notice. To proceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery.
BACkEl On the Goth instant, Mrs. ANN
HACkET, wife Of John Hacket, IN the 4lst year of
her age. ...
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
Cohocksink Tent, No. 8, ID of f., are respectfully
invited to attend or mineral, from her husbands
residence, No. 427 Norris and Apple streets, ON
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock, without further
notice. To proceed to Odd Fellows Cemetery.
KEITH -0n Sunday, the Goth instant, WASH.
lNGfON KEITH, in the 56tb year OF his age.
HIS male friends and those of tho family are re-
spectullY invited to attend the funeral Thursday
morning next at 10 O'Clock, from his late residence
No. 1414 Spruce street.
SHEER.-On the Goth instant JOHN SHEER,
Sr., In the 9th year OF MS age
The relatives and friends of the family, Templar
Lodge, No. 258 1. o. of o. F., also the Southwark
Mechanics b. A., respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, No 1898 s..
Second street, on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
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named jesse Miman committed an assault and bat
terry on Charles Stille, at Chestnut Hill, FRIDAY
afternoon. 1t appt ars that Stie and Mlman are
distantly related, and some i-feelng was engen-
dered between them. MIlman went to Stiles store
and got into quarrel with him, when the former
seiz ha chet and made ferOcious attack on the
latter. Miman was arrested, and held in $1,000 bail
to answer by Alderman Rex. ".
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-21

"AoUA DE MAGNOLIA - This delightful wash for
face ana person superior to any cologne to render
the skin soft and fresh, to allav Inflammation, or
purify clothing. 1t is manufactured from the rich
Southern magnolia, and is universal favorite with
actresses, opera SINGERS, and all who wish to pre-
ali dealers at 81 in large bottles No laws toilet Is
complete without It, To those leaving the city for
the season IL Is Invaluable
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Seirnre of Feninn Arms.

New YORK, May 2l.-A de patch from Erie
Pa, says that eightyseven cases Of arms be-
longing to the New York Fenian Senate have
been Sc zed in that city. They we're consigned
10 ]. F. Oronin, Head Centre of that county.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-21

LACE CURTAINS from auction. Great bargains at
Iatien's, No. 1408 Chesuut street.
STORE SHADES The c1eape.t Shades for store
windows at Patten's, No. 1408 Chesnut street,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES Z $40 and 5.20s
wanted. De Haven & Brother, N 40 ). Third st
POPULAR TAILoRING.-- ...
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
ZINE CUSTOM WORK.
wANAMAKkR & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET streets.
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NEW BANKING HOUSE, he Bank Of the
Republic open their new Banking House, IN Ches.
nut street, above Eighth 10 public inspection, TINS
afternoon 1t Is one OF the finest in the CITY tor the
purposes of business We desc lbed 1t fully few
hand to-day. The completed building is an orna-
ment to the city, and conveniently located for bust
n
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MARRIEiII.

ROSS-CUNNINGHAM On the 10 n instant, by
the Rev. DR.. Neal, JASPER II. ROSS, ESQ. Of
Northampton, Mass, to Mrs. ANNIE CUNNING.
HAM, Of this city.
wHITE-HALL.-on On the 9th of October, 1866, by
Rev. j. II. kennard, Mr.. JAMES, 3. WHITE TO Miss
HkNRIETIA W. HALL MI Of this city.
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RoBBING SICK RooM-M MATE.-Charles
Benner resides in Oak street, near Twenty-fourth In
the Twenty-seventh Ward and roomed with man
who has been sick for some time. Taking advantage
OF the condition OF his room mate, Benner stole 1886
from under his pillow and then left and md the
money unOeT haystack The theft was dIscovPreu,
Benner arrested, and Alderman Allen held him to
hnll 10 anaWnr.
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CoUGHs AND COLDS Those who are suffering
from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sorel Throat, ETC.,
should try Brot0R'S Bronchial Troches, a simple
remedy, which is in almost every case efFectual
The Troches have been tested by time, and pro.
nounced universally superior to all other articles for
the same purpose.
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RoBBERY.-The Office of Thomas Mehan,
who keeps florists establishment on Germantown
enue, near Carpenter place. was entered on
Saturday evening, and the sum Of fifty dollars
alb tracted from the fre-prOOf safe. The tibet
escaped with the stolen property.
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EXTENSIVE HAUL OF VAGRANTs.-
During Yesterday and Saturday the police picked
up eighteen vagrants IN the neRhborhoods of Small
BCdford, and Seventh and Shlppen streets. Thev
were all committed to prison. and four prison vans
were brought into requisitiOn to convey them to
thpir destination
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STOLE HORSE AND WAGON.-On Satur-
day niSht man named John Curtin stole horse
pen streets the property of DIR. KamerlY, member
OF Select Council from the Second Ward. who was
paYiDR visit In that locality Curtin was arrested
and the horse and vehicle recovered. Alderman
Tittermary committed the thiet TO prison.
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The French journals announce the death, at
his chateau in Calvados, of Count de GueTnon
Ranvlle at the age OF eighty. He was formerly
one OF the ministers OF Charles x, and signed
the famous ordinance of July. Having been
tried and condemned after the revolution of
1880 for lis conduct as minister, ne was im-
prisoned for seven years in the fortress of Ham,.
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FROM wAsHlNOTON THIS AFTERNOON.
'cial Dispatches to The E0ening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, May 81.
Rebel Officers PardOmad

WASHINGTON, May q.
Rebel Officers PardOned.
Commander Leon Smith, who was in command
of the Rebel naval defenses of Texas, was
pardoned to-day by the President; also Hepry
A. Bragg, OF Missouri, who was an officer in the
Confederate army.
Clerks Discharged,
Fifty clerks were discharged from the Trea-
sury Department on Saturday, Tor permanent
reduction of the force. Others will be discharged
this week.
The Dead at q, dar Mountain.
Quartermaster Camp started with party this
morning to examine the condition of the Union
dead at Cedar Mountain and elsewhere.
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FAST DRIVING AT PARAMOUNT PARK
Five men were arrested at FaIImount Park Yester-
day afternoon, charged with fast driving They
arrested and fined Tor pucking flowers at the Park
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NEW DRESS, MAKING ESTABLISHMENT Ladies'
can have their Dresses Suits, Goats, and Ba.qmues
handsomely made, at the shortest nouce-in twelve
hours II necessary-at the Dressmaking Establish
ment of W. PROCTOR & Co.,
No, 920 Cnesnut street.
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For BREAKFAST.
FOR DINNER,
FOR SUPPER

FOR DINNER
FOR SUPPER
NEw BERMUDA POTATOES
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES.
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No. I2O West street, New York
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FEMALE TRUssEs, Braces, Supporters, Elastic
Bets and Stockings, Ipht and elegant IN finish,
adjusted by lad,, at Needles Twelfth street. first
door below Race,
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FATAL FALL FROM A WINDow.-At a
very early hour yesterday morning man named
sided back OF No. 615 Front street, fell from the
back third-story window, injurinR himself so
ceased has been sick for some time with con-
SUMPTION
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NEEDLES c. c. y. Compound Camphor
Troches" Potent pocket remed>, subdues cramp
controls dIarrhea, chO eraic evidence, ETC. Only
maker G. ii. Needles Twelfth and Race, Pniladei-
pma ffy cents per BOX
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LOOSE COVERS, or Furniture Slips Carriage OF
Furniture Ships, made to order at Patterns, No. 14O3
Chesnut street.
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PARASOLS AT $l'25. $3.50. Sl'75, AND
90. snk Sun Umbrellas sl4O, sl,SO, sIISv
alSWlm No, q s. EIGHTH Street
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JUVENILES ON A RAMPAGE.-Yes esterday
afternoon about 2 O'Clock Dr. Kamery, member
OF Select Council from the Second Ward, having
occasion to visit patient IN the neighborhood of
Eleventh and Shippen streets hitched his horse to
post IS his custom Two boys a0ed about four.
teen ears took possession of the Doctors vehicle,
aud started for a SUNDAY ride Officer Isaac Virden
being on hand, gave chase and after a hard run,
captured the runawaYs at Broad and South streets,
who were committed by Alderman PottinRer.