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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Observation-Disclosures.
NlnhriAt ON Stcusrsah1er.

$tabt<g0Itectors Sffice,
Baltimore, 90 Gpril 1857.
GteHerSatl2r rOueH S~efSni9i barauf a5 ee, bos bic
Su3er hieier Office sur @iann9me Don Gteuern fir bas
i%aufsaee 3dbe BON SO tits d, /. Wlai an plfsn Iie1eu,
no Der tY0bte DtSconto fir tieiss 9abr ben gaar,ableH=
ben %seIfattet fpirS. ale ~Niejeui9eu, peJte ned nit @ttu=
ern (Gto6t poer Gtaats) bon frH5eren Sabren i'm
Gadfan6 ftnb, merbeu beua9ri1tIst, tas i5 ~fcrtfatren
'Oerbe, b~ieis'6eu ua9 8Oi4rtft bes @sjesss uuberstsli@
eiuSutreibeu.
IRg. M. Price,
81 Gtaft>Genectcr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
DeutSAe SAufbIher
aleioer!

800 gang p0lleae @aiImir @saen sa So 90
500 gang ppaene Gaifmir 6pGsn 81 500
200 auaben S2dsI. sani Uoden. 3 90
800 Saaben Soien, gang pollen 800. 2 90
$50 &Rabsn atnslse, gang pO0sn -. 100
800 auaben 9ln3ISe, 8aos Mullen -. 5 90
$50 8uobeu 9tn5age, gang wDaeu -. 6 90
so Snabeu Guilmir An3l9e. ...... Z 60
100 anatsn Gellinlir anSise, auSwubI 8 90
100 &noben AnSise, erira fetn...... 100
100 &uaben auSise, EXTRA fem ......1O 90
100 8noben MnSise, fetrer iran5 GaK. IL 90
SO 9nabca gln3iae, srtrI DO DO ~ 90
so Snobeu An5iige, ensliihsr GAP. Is 90
100 6srren NnsI9e, %oilOrtirt. 10 90
100 6eyren Injige, einerIsi StcH....l5 90
100 0erren ansige, gang sDCIIsn ...18 90
100 6Srren NnSase feline ensllGe. :. 20 co
100 Ssrren NnSisc ertro fem enslil6 % 90
100 Qsrren Insase, fsin fran55Ri6. .25 90
100 9erren AHji9e, EXTRA fstn tran3, 80 90
aIe rteuserannten gSaarsn fuo gu 5a5ea BET
Smitt, SrSs. L. 60,
gRaenSr.6 ane,
Zap SO. SO mre 40 Q1. BaitimOrtRr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

1 eaieruass s y e rereen tn furse
1araerpc7sers fub in jsbsm Ga!s hasu eEterbesti@.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
gIeine Xabafe!

9abauo Nufarbetter ton aussgsei2aeter NualitEt uni
Garben. ionic aun CARA l unb 2 &ut bon Gbnli9er Site
ioebeH erbaiteU rnb bilis gu Eabeu Bel
9p1epb @ 6rSber
Sap 81 GrDangs Place.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Mempr Nannerein-

Sen &betlre9merI bes neuen Bauoereins i'm Lpfale
bes 6rn. q. GIma, SiiS gBelt ode BON G6arles unb Sin
StraBe, ionic allen 6retnoen Der @bartesftr. 8auoereine
sur gta6riGt, tab in Der ant 81. Arril itattaefuneener
@rIamnlnns bic 8etbeiIiSuaS cine iiberaus ita1fe ipar,
prco. @ertpaItuns erpdblt mur6e bic 1. reaelmG
6iSe Gituns nnS bic erte GinsabGung uf Olittpeb ben
l. Mai (25 Gents per IntbeiO ~fetseifeQt 1T II. bic gonz
.ititutioR ~pcrgtle9t wir6. SIN g~uftra9
6imi G Nnnernhe r. nrnn- Gsfr
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
0H0ruuno.

IA Scenario ciueu Denti6ea GfoubtaSaf f~atrisirt, benz
mei0en GpnIid cereidt unt zen gtameu zines ieit q Sab
rn perftcrbereH gerpaueteu O.. . 9tf6cff eon mir
9ebrauGt. psl@ Ieeterer iopObt ME ib bic Gabafsfabtifas
iton BEL imsigem iel. Batter erlernte, 70 MADE i'd 3eter-
mann, Der ben 6tteu Bii9pff's GabaF ber[aust, barauf
aufneltiaEl, baB iebeS Ratet metres 9nbats nit elmer
G8arnuuJ unb metner Namens=untsri&rif Derieben if.
:. s. 9tf9Df
16ap3mt TAT ct Charles ctr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

Rt d t ID Il i e Der i@liulae1 Itabel, ipel8e jung
9euts ~bePaiteu, ~eutltanb Dur@ tngsiniafeit bes 0lgtes.
8 etm6oIb's SariapariIta GrtroRt
Z ell nnin6sbaTs5 WEtttlI ~edgeGeH. 2Sap6Tlt
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Veine8 Geeb gecfbIotf

G6eH per Steamer etbalten cine I4Sue s~iustpa6i bon
feineH Conn. ~gBrappers unS bon benz algemein beliebten
grCunb Seat tobacco rs6t bilis unb gut BEL
5ciepb g @rUber
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
ShgA @l1ssspnf.

Der PaSinpu unb s~srSumise gIae gu GIpmoat il
trrffeas fir BE Accommodation iir BIC Ilcs, Bariies,
gdGe uuO BripotsS eieGE9aftsu, pette eirem &as an ties
lem dHgsHePmeH Ptase 5a3ubr;ngsn pLnf&sn. GebaGeue
Sbaos wereeH gu ben Gauebmbarfsu BFeiieu aufgetil6t.
Partteu. Iel3e ben glas ippie BE 90fte gum 1rans=
port 81 ta0sn Dani9en, I99eH f4 al ei. Office am
6us ter z. Str. meateu.
16ap1mt 6rGnf Warrimpnt, lluteraebmerI
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
GomptrpQers Office.
acf,uno.
9IpttS.

Sect 10 bes 46. Dirt. BET WablSeieee ~berbieten, ba6
in Der Staet Baltimore am GaPItase irgenb elm 2rtnf-
ialon, S4enfe &C 9eSffnet ipiro pber Getrdnte aus bet=
Ielben g~eIiefert Wirb. Ollie Gtsentbinler folder Gta6liI=
ienlents merben eriu9t ~bieiel6en aul Neitttpo6 l .Wlat 1867
gu i4Iissea, ba baS p6i8e Geiee freus turGseIi6rt rers
ben miro.
aie @oli3etbeamteH iperreu bierbur6 ansepieIen,
ue6ertretIHg bes geieees an3IseiSeu. SIN auftras
ftnu) Der 8oIt5ettG
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Sseae BE glo9rl6te1.
gleuefe8 au8 Gl.rasQ.
(Ner RabrfN
Die eurpPatf@e Gonferenh.
8d1i8 Der g erbonNTunu

Die Gonfererh. 49,
ga lt6 Der 8etDonOIuneu.-
2Dupon, 20. april. Die europailae
@Orfsven1 yoelde i'm na@2su Mouat In Qor.
Don 3aIammen trItt, Inn ben DEBUT ;wifhen
6rantrelA uao 0geuban, betreT8 pes @r0g.
tsylcgtburns 2uremburg ~bei}uleGen, tuivo g0n
gn8lano, 6raaEgsj6, Nreu6en, Oe2rei@ uuo
Dam Fb1j8 pon 6olanD ais 0roBGer,cg
ooa QuYsIaburg belbEdt wsrbeu. Nan bort,
oaB bic fOl8enoen 8epinguugen ais cine 3d.
rs Der observation-disclosures angenomnlen purs
ben l., Sranfrei@ pavf feline Ge9enpGg!iesn
@rdu3en ntdt auS9e0nen; q, Die Sefmnq
2urem9ur8 tl Su raufnen uao su Ialetfsn y;
g., Der ~ffrners potitlae Status pes OroB.
%bey3o9tbur,8 tDtrD BON Der Gouferan, beifiimmt;
J., ne enogaIhqe @utideiDuna Der Gcnferer3
miro BON oleh 9tesierunaen, neI@e p~ertrela!
wareu, g0ranttrt,
6tuau5teUe8.
2OubOu, 20. glpril. @on(ols 914. 9.
Ct. 5l20sr 70. Mtttag5 Fanpcn 8oaps su
rs, in 0ari8 90.
3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@out4amptou, 20. aprtl. Der am
IS. pon 9lsw govt a~b8efabyeae 3ampfer
6srmann traf 6sgte bier et:i.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Ser OsIsnia1Ft.

Rep Govt. 30. Qpra. SEQ Is6r ru0ia.
Sob i4lpb gu 1859, 1859. 6tpd8 -
nispyt8er oils bstm 8GrlenibluB aber ipdter
fel.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
8ettanf zines 0teqieruuas-5 ni9es.

Tett1nf zines 9teaisruu98-5 &iaea.
DePpt Ger. Q.=M office,
Baltimore, 25. @priI 1867.
2bito IN ofertli4ee GusiiOn i'm Safen b0n Baltimore.
an Vereh'8 getarf Gio Baltimore, am 3 osuerfa
6. ID al 1857, 01atass IL rbr, perfetaert ber
on&9e3elhnete SeitsnraOz9 ampfer
UGoSmcpOlttGn"
bon 779 Gpuuen; 2Gase 225 1u5, GBeits SsS Beams 81
6uB, Giefe la GuB, Gplirber 50 3oI 9Snse unb ii SuG
Dur@mefier; Eiefeaus 8 0us.
seein5unsen baar in 0aeSeruuSsselb am gerfaufstase.
gsdbere &ustnnft tDirS AMI Gnfrase Don benz liuterssins
neteH Ceer ben IuttiOnSren ert6eiIt.
StenGrt Ban Bliet,
Seputp NWt. Gen. . 81 ", Brep @Oaaicr
Abrern, 2P & Co., auft.
oOap-lGWt 18 g. g5atIesfr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
NIomumemtaI stu Sam.

ID M0mumtentGI GttD Banc.
SA4 Ser GnbeszltnteTseitneie eriaubt ft@ 6irrinit
F@s5 einent seeprteR 4utliiurl a~n5uSei9sr, kas ftp uuz
ter ieiaer QeitunS cine Yanb aus ten beiten Wlnffstn
S'aitlmere's upb ten beftsn WtitalieteSu bee fratsrea 8.
y. ct. Saf. SfeJ. uster Gem Namea DiOnumiental @iip
SaES" cr8anifyt BAT. Gs trirb bds @eftreten Der BIno
Iein, ale bei ~teritlben s,utaGten engagements sur gtSbs
ten 3ufrieetn5eit bes pu6lifumS aus nli6reu.
Da tp eeaber bee i'm suten Mnbenten setpis mod fe.
benSen 8. o. ct. 8. u. Stuff mar. 10 merben bic De-
pcbnsr SaItinicre's Serib fe1t ~ii6cr5eist ieiu, bas fe nit
gutter DIuitf beSient tperbeu.
geftelun9eg perben anssnon1meu J1ebeubane, SO 81
VI. Greberidfr.
8. @itt, Searcr, i49 5rarfliafr.
&. Gebetmann, PlGi.
etlB 8. Braubt, Getr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
a@mil lLn0er
M@tmna!

@sneralOerl ammIung Des 6arriion Yaupereins
No. 2.
Die T~!itaIiebsr ~SeiieI5en iiab hermit eria4t, beate a6eub
81 nPr in i6reus ectaIc gu eriGetueu, ba pi&tlse @jez
fGGfte ~pOrlieaeus
bt Ct. G6uImeper 9rSS.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Mnsetae,

Nuseise,
Das tisber ;wif&en ben ilnter3si9uete inter beHt gsa=
men .Sl. Wtaicu & gSPne" b~efeEenbe &Oml asaie-
@ei6Gft puroe tente na9 scseniettiSem lle6ereinfcuimeu
~aufSeISf. 81. 6. Maicu tritt ans; 70. u. 81 a on
beSabtt aGe @9ulben uub faifst aue &usfante Elm.
Baltimore, l. Gebr. 1857. G.@. RafoR.
81. U. Mafpu
81. G. @aieu, frtbsr Stterer Gfocle Der Girml q.
NoIpn s eSbus, pat has Gbos. Mc@rubrab'i6e Gtab=
IHieneut i'll SO. IS II. AZ %. BratiFr. uuo 90. 81 Gbas
ulesfir, setauft, um fast aaf ieiseu gcaueu bic WSde=
rel fpriJufatren. 2anse O fhafts>GlfatrTpa ssfibi5t
Jpn, jebeu sestrteu SGnben %;ufrieteu "a fe1eu.
SD werse fets o~rrrStpis BADEN Elm sates aicrtiucut BON
Wahers, GitronensBicEies, DItters Graders;
Gooa@, 3uder=, Geinbarser, @abH Graders; .
9cpiisuz NIB G@jftrpS; AIneri=, Water,
Bicnics Graders;
Ebees, 3uder=, iGptttibe, Sr9wrsaofes;
3napersS@napps, 3an,bIssG5 aaopps, 3uubles
3asDers9 sife &C. &c.
TIM s~eueistsn 3uipsaG e,iuht
n. 6. Mafcn,
ura9Il Is II. AZ 70 Drattfr. uEb 81 Ebaresfr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

SsaeTste Hap Gincpa Boa ieOer IrdBe ODE
Gewi3t losscsu % SulYt tsFEsbert bur& Interpretation bee
GDs1es.s !
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

a. Sur SeAebtune.
NgkN1 Der 1nter3eiGnete 6at BON Is. april cn feline
G@A9A Cffce nag SO. So 81. @abfr., l Greppe Fc&
der Sbo 0el.cp San se9sui6er) o~erlest. Peripneu,
tpel9. 0sunb, Sauier u. psI. gu taufeu uuc gu o~ertaufeH
pitniaen, perbeu CO in itreu 9ntereife fiuben, ~scrsuirres
ben, tabsrt Elm 9etrietefapital BON 100000 sur Ger=
fteune ftebt. Iseuen, @runrreuteu uab ale onberu
Slu8 tDereeH cplectirt. GfFcefBubeu 8prmittaes bon
8-l2 nor unb Na4mitta5s ron 2-5 nRr.
Srcder & Co.,
bclW Saeut efate Nsent.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
&muls@Oncert

elNssggsa SMul=@oucert
E Ill Der Wrpaopao t0alIe,
9 WtttRo@, 1. Wiai,
o~bsePaltea U1n ten G6ifsrn he's Dieaerress 3naltuts
y. u. NGu9's G@uIsi. inter ~sefali3er 1sitriifuns
e8 Baltimore S6n5erpors, nuiifaIiI@e nab teiiamatcs
r'l@e Sertrdse obipedieGnb. 8.sr an suten S3crirGsen
Der atneer ITO amitfren tam, if ireanbii9 basa einsslas
ben. Infang prGcts 8 lt6r abenbs. Gideis linb ~ BADEN
li Gtbuleanie nrb G6ents an ber Safe.
fd--mi IN OF Q,rr
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

6, Waro.-2. pr2cintt.
Der Giimmfafen ipirb on SHppeReds ben 6spett
Inb &bsnfr. ~aufsefte1t iein.
hint Die W%ablrintsr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
JfCue Gn1eiQen.
SdcD 3rsn;ess.
@ffieu=Bruusret


Dur@ einen 8eI9luB Der G3eneraI>G erIanmlano Der
afticndre oa3n beauitragt, ftattet has unter5ei6nete Cos
mite bieTuit ben So. Samuel gartb, GSuT. Seize mn
9armGuH Gse6E iOpte benz 8raimetfter Sru Seiari6 sd.
r%enasfer, benz u6rigeu 8eauperfonal unb aGen fereu,
peiae an Der GerraIfung Der Grauarei Gntteit BADEN,
ben Daaf Der Notwithstanding fHr bic ree1e uub
sner8tIbe 0eitEng Der @ei6dtte, iolpie Itr bic serpjTen-
6efte 9eauff6tt8ung bar augeleaen6eiten ter 9raaerei at.
9m @uftrag Der @eueralSeriammlnna
Srbu. QiuSner,
q. Wannbeimer,
bimI MrnpIb Summer, Ger.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Jobn S. Sfie6fel6t's
OeutT@e 8n4banDlune, 3eitunee. Gaemtur
unp 9eiGbibIiot6sf netl
= q d5 b ! II , G e /.

8sT: see4rten ga6Ifrm Sieruit bic ~srss6ehfs 4pssi0e,
sas 10 meiasu aabe.n Gei6&ftsn nod cine
Bu@biuberet
9iu5usefHst 5abe NIB ale in hieIss Sad einf9laaenben
arbsitsH prompt, biGia rEb nit b T erSsteu gceurateTe
~aasfabrsH farm, I'M 10 N gr, ba ID 6rH. 8. & 6 II ,
tn | oils gsettfiibrer ensagirt babe.
In 5a9trei@e GafESse s.ttet
HGjlQ-- q. s.. 0febfeIbt
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
W0au0La:l. o. z.

~ Sl WGlbtaatga bgi!ete man B%e!enagGei
tGI Ben tdgl;dga j!ag g5Aelt:ldeu ,,g8eaer"
lSH5ic t2tt0Gs1 gig NEieileQl oar1 OeI %gentsH
pm. s. T. asic9Iestt, AE0 6 ST., ta gIad9ca
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
III oeC8Gu)el) 1t 50UqrmlelOcn.
gu ~pertduFen:

Gin Grocery Gtore nit Gtnri6tuna. Wa6,us
traSea bet @. aseber, $40 So 5IcsEtr., Gde BON Orbarb
ST' u.oeimi
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
@bas. aif#er,

0VWPF OtFs1FA1
ass St. Stu, 3ptf9en 8 unb G Sta,
na5e BEN Gen. Bofamt,
Sdnbter uHb Gabritaut
pon 6irurgii@eu uno 3abudrNlihen SSnftru=
mantsn, 8radtdnCer, Sd9ultert6noer,
AuRlpfuS gpparate 1e. Il.
BaoRssrs gafuIsrfiauieit FIR G6leifeu anb @snaras
glrsH. 23ap3mt
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

3u permiet6en
8Gtne Gpula1er- Getbers in 01ount @aiEinaton an Der
9icrtPern Central Grail Saoat; Fe eutbdit 9 SrC6e 3imuer
NH alorernen SeaHeulit4teiteH. 9fdPeres am YtaSe bel
l5ap2B2nID &BaS. NattfeIb.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
MaHaae=G Aeine

AsssA Bon Bremen na@ Baltimore perbeu BON uus ~
ben s~infisheu geOiHsunseu ~oussefent ebeuIo fSnneu
Gaeer na@ irsguS eiuem Gseile DeutI9Iants itr SssiIe-
fofeu &c, itberraa9t toereea.
8rn aapff s. a9rens,
ear4p gc 90 German Ctr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
SNtNIttktts
6tnou5teltee.

2OnbOu. 20. &tpril. @onlol8 Oil. 8.
ct. 5l20sr 70. Mtttag8 tanpcn Bombs Au
76, IN Qaris 90.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Aaeufen,

SH6icrtteaten ne ammler unb 8eiienee werbeu aur Ser.
b%reitung beasiGer 9H6er unb 9ournale tn alien 9Bef(,r
Der tinipu geIa@t BON
18nP1rnr G., Gteider in giem glo,F.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
UerloD0i mo oe(ucOt.

GaIu6t
tOirb Elm Surge, um bas Gppe3isrsG eF@aft an erIerpeu.
@iner her teon beim @ei4Sff hsr, er6Xlt BEN gor,ua,
gu r!fIeen in l2l Sancberfr, 6et 8. ~. Wlonr, moSi
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
MePublifanifAe StaatSeOnDentipn,
Seine Nusnabme weoen 6autfarbe.

owl V RSF' %u'Ou wv. SpHtue
5. gB. GIabtpn, Gecr. Iat4ml
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
AnusRMErrs.

NAriosAL THxArRE.--Miss LucuLE WEST
ras made her sppssrsnes last sysningas Lady
Issbsi and Madam Vine In East Lynn or the
Elopsmsnt." Though storm Of rain was Pre-.
vsillrK tho house was moro than al average.
We saw bat singis act last night and though
ws hEvs heretofore seen this lady many times In
this drama. We never sav hsr whom she appeared
to better advantsgs. However attractive che
may have been at other and former timer and
she has always been fatorits with the Wash.
,ington publie--shs mover reached that perfse-
tion which, without appsrsnt effort, she now
seems 10 have attained. In peuonsl sppear.
ancs, In drsss, In iady-liks dsmsanor and In per,
sonating the diiieult characters she assumes, II
seems 10 Us that she has no equal, certainly no
superior. Her voice Is full, distinct, and nslO'
dlous, her manner impassioned or unimpassioned
% the piece requires, and her rendition Of the
play complete, and perfect in livery particular.
sh. appears in the same drama tonight, and
those who desire to SEQ one Of the best Of Americas
actresses now on the stage, should not fail u
obtain seats al the National. '
Al this Thsatrs they have In preparation the
Child stsaisr, Flowers Of the Forest, &o., which
will soon bs placed npon the boards. H.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
Georgetown Itsms.

THE Georgetown Courier Of Saturday
says: y .r 81. srr,
1.-THE march Of prosrss. has not been very
rapid here since the aqueduot was unjustly sur.
rendered 70 Alexandria. Without abridgs nearer
than the Little Falls, and even this In bad con.
dition, We have the marvslousIy swim means Of
communication with the Virginia shore which
may BE- daily seen at the foot Of High street
namely, rope ferry. Such soant aooommoda.
tion would not b tolerated In this age Of stsam
anywhere In America Of one half our population.
The travel 10 sufficient 10 justify Q substantial
line Of ferries, and we hope u will, without un.
necessary delay, be established.
"Little Falls Bridge, We regret TO state, Is In
. very dilapidated condition. The sleepers are
deoayed, the trsstls work over that portion which
spans the canal is falling down; In short, the
bridge Is actually giving way. and nothing is
doing to remedy the evil, Congress, II seems,
having made no appropriation for keeping this
important outlet 10 trade In repair. We urge
the necessity for immediate action in respect 70
the construction Of bridge at or near the Thrae
sisters.' The lack Of enterprise Is shamefully
evident among our people" .'
To ArrEsD THB FAm-The St. Vincent de-
Paul Society, together with the Catholic Total
Abstinence Society and Young Catholic Friend s
fair at New Market Hall, In body, this evening.
Onorinkb ~ mercnhnth
Exchange yesterday wero-8,000 bushels corn,
1000 bushels wheat, 500 barrels hour, various
grades, !, 800 bushels oats. Sales, 800 bushels
yellow corn, $l,25; 500 DO, damp. 81, ,2oi 100
barrels extra -four, $l4.5oi 1900 bulhsls oats,
90 oonts.
The FIsH WHlRF.-The receipts at the whAr
yesterday were very light-not over 5000 her
ring, few hundred tAilors, and Of shad non,
worth mentioning. Herring sold at $40 Pc
thousand. IA
| TIE CAsAL.-Arrivsd-Nin boats wit
coal, consignsd as follows: To Central Co., 504.l
tonsi Cumberland Co., 43s.10 toms Hsmpshir
and Baltimore Co., 32S .ls tons Borden Co., 33
tons; American Co., 449 .06 tons. Dsparted-Th
Mary, merchandise to Lin Lock 7; o. T. Snou
fer do. to Point Of Rocks, and twenty boat
light.
PoBr OF -Entersd-Schoons
benjamin Stoakley. Hillman, from saulsbury
Cleared -Barksntins Eph. Williams, Perry 70
Portland. - p
The national Republican., 1867-04-30
Aational lgspnhlifat.
aATes on ADVEISTIsTNa.

Ono square, one insertion, eli subsequent inssr.
uo.s 50 cents. ons square, ons month, ss Liberal
inSussmsais 10 quarterly, semi annual, and yearly
advertisers.
1ysry other day sd,srtisumsu,' % per cont addi-
uopal Tsiss Awost advsr,issmsui, 70 per cent.
saditional. .sti .a. Etia 10 q. .lfsHvntI .
night lines soaslliuts sqssrs. Lss, thsn ssqasrs
charged in proportion. At the above rate.
Hi,orisi notices. Is cents per iins each inssrsion
Local Notices, 10 cents per line each Insertion.
= Advertisements coming under the hsads Of Wants,
For Sale, For Rsnt. Lost and Pound, net .reesdius
four lines, one Insertion, rs esnu ihrss times, 90
essts Any greater number Of lines at proportionsis
rates. y
Advertisements should be handed In before p. m
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-The Baltimore
CommereiaiO Of yestsrdAy morning says: By the
steamer State Of Maryland, which arrived at this
port on Saturday morning from Richmond, a
company Of United States Infantry were brought
to the city and at once sent 70 Washington,
They have been on duty for some time at Fortress
Monroe, and from their weary looks, seemed glad
TO hAysa respite thsrsfrom. ... ,s....
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

BAPTIsM.--On Sunday, there were three
baptisinRs In the Potomac by cOlorsd people, two
near BuIIard Point, morning and afternoon,
and one near the steamboat wharf In tho after
noon. Immense crowds of colOred people, with
soma whites, were present on each occasion;
There were also several cOlOrod people baPtisod
In Rock Creek
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

SUNDAY School ANNIvRRsARY IN BALrI.
MoRE.-On tho occasion Of the thirty,ninth ami.
yersary Of the Sunday Schools OF the North Bal
tImOrs Station, IN. e, church, y on Sunday last.
John @. HArkness, ESQ, Of this city, addressed
the Sunday School children, In tho Aftsrnoon,
while assembled in the Monument Street church.
Mr.. Harknoss Is ono Of the most earnest laborers
In the Sabbath Schools Of this city.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

ADoUBLK CHARGE-William Patterson,
clerk by occupation, was arrested by 0aioer
Boyle and taken before Justice Handy, whom ono
II. D. DAILY made oath that tho prisoner com:
also sndeayored to rob him while on tho public
highway. Patterson was committed for court
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

TEARING Down THE OLD CAPITOL On
Sunday We noticed that vOrkmen had been en-.
gagged In raIeeing the hospital portion Of the Old
Capitol building, and had removed q portion Of
the roofing Of the main building preparatory to
erecting a arst,class hotel building. Ere long
ono of the most prominent marks Of the most
liberated forever but the unpleasant memories
and incidents connected Herewith can mover be
effaoed or forgotten. They have long since be-
come subjects Of history, and will pass from gen.
GRAFTON to generation, evOn unto the end Of time.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

A PASTORAL CALL.-It Is understood
that call to the pastoral charge Of the Unita-
rian church, corner Of Sixth and D streets, ID to
be extended to Rev. Mr.. CudWorth, Of Maasa.
ohusetts. This gentleman Is ferVent and slo-
quent preacher, as made mAnifsst In bis occa.
sional iabOrs In this pulpit already. He has al.
ready accom- piished the most difhcult part Of .
minister's work; that Is, to win the eonhdshcs
Of his charge. We wish him hearty success,
should he accept tho situation"
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

PUTTING GRERNBACKs INTO THE CIrl
TREASURY the Criminal Court, yesterday,
Judge Fisher presiding, Eliza sOmmers, indicted
for keeping . 'bawdy.hOuss," p" came into coarl
and acknowledged the error OF her way, and
pleaded guilty to the "soft Impeachment BY
paying over to Deputy Marshal Phillips 500
In greonbackS. Miss SOmmsrs went ont Of the
halls Of Justice with a lighter pocket but I
heavier heart than when she entered.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

Coon TRMPLARs' GYMNAsIuM.-Ata meet
ing held at Union League Hall on Saturday eve
ming for tho purpose Of forming Good Tsmplara
Gymnasium, the following officers were duly
elected President, DR. F. Calvert Secretary, ]
II. Vanmartsri Treasurer, Mrs. A. X. Longly
Board Of Directors, Fred. q. Calvert Dr., +; Gal
vert, and Messrs Toner, CAllAn, and MoAllister
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT THE JAIL-On
Sabbath afternoon tho Young Mems Christian
Association held religious services In the jail,
Warden Brown kindly permitting them to do so.
By many Of the unfortunate inmates the eHer'
cises were attentivsly listened toi and, though
some appeared TO take no interest In what was
said, all observed an air Of respect and decOrum
during tho stay Of these earnest Christian
Workers ~
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

MEETING OF rHE WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs.-
Au adjourned meeting Of the Washington Zouavss
was held at Mages's Hall, on e street, between
Twelfth and Thirtssnth, last evening The meet
ing convened at 8 o'clock the first business In
order altar the reading Of the minutes Of the last
meeting being the submitting Of the constitution
aud bylaws, as proposed by the COMMITTEES, to
the members; and which, with but few altera-
tions were adopted. Amer appointing q com
mittes on uniforms, the meeting adjourned over
until Wednesday May I, ut 8 O'clock
The Zouaves. In their bylaws and constitution,
agreed to havs three parade days annually, Wiz
The 4th Of July. the 22d Of February, and the
anniversary Of tho death Of Ellsworth. They
parade on the latter day not for any political
reason, but from the fact that Ellsworth was for.
msrly member Of tho company, and they desire
the parade rs token Of respect to his memory.
Mages's Hall Is admirably adapted for the
meeting Of the ZouaEss, for their drill exercises
10; and in fact We were astonished to hnd the
room so large and spacious suited for political or
other meetings Of any kind whatever.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

The SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN.-This
society held Its regular meeting last night in
Union League HALL but the pressure on our
columns this morning compels us to defer Its
proceedings until o.morrows Issues.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

REGISTRATION IN THE SEVENTH WARD
The registration in the Seventh ward commenced
yesterday. The number registered was ! Ia white,
and b4b oolored
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

ARIsE.-On and after Wednesday, May
lst the price per loaf Of bread will be increased
from eight cents per loaf to nine, All the
bakers have agreed to make tho advance, and
thoy state as their reason for 80 doing, the cor.
responding increase in the price Of barrel oi
flour.
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

SECRETARY BROWSING ILI.-Secretary
Browning has been dangerously i'll for several
days at his home In Georgetown. His disease Is
stated to be Inflammation Of the bowels.