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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Ri6ar0 ma5l,
Marmpr : @cbduoc,
SIR. 1903, et-Sdlttmprrtr.
Ybptparaub, Walleric crltcr &lajic.

antem i'd mir %erlautt, tt Aufmtrfamitit etnts gt-
tbrtsn gubltums auf retn wp~bt.tenrmmirteS pbots.
arapbie .Gsibalt ,l Ienteu, bsrnerte Id ,u8ltth, eaR etsfts
Der stnstee plae In yalttmore II, nc bet dufert btitt
fjlp III beiemmsu Ia. Dur6 eintn iidtiStn teutfheu
aunlltr in Slant seltSt, titftrs Id ts itiuisR Pprtrdts
In GUIDE, Ddffsr.Barbtn pdttlt cttr
Gel, uab cine tets wrblsetrpfene asbnlittcit iradt
~Sitltlbsr bryselt %wtrtbppa. Gsytc'n in ister 8r6fe ptr.
ben auf's Bette %btrssieat. hRp nur tic beheu Siicer
eurftn unier Ittlitr %reridfsn,
@rset Suspatl ron Ratmet, albums uub dtnis III
aeriraeu preiien. C0ul8 l2DiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Wfarft, warm IN scrraufcn.

tsls, SO afet, 0 Mttleu ven Baltimore, 40 saecn
hSA :%uIlivirt, TER Rtl nit Hrtp tercdl,t, g. ttIl'
Utattn I'D aut her NdTm 500 Cb0tdume; &tpigL
rFSbtc, BirueH, pHdrm,H, Niribeu mt Quitnr ttrl'
70 1retctrtu, @rrmtttr'H, Simbttrtn rRp Esniuie ittu
Irt. Der Scteu w aut uit r]prtrtnIib 8tgtF1t. yin
Sequences WpbuhoUj N Ia, rbgulg SiaNnW1 Yea.
ShCucr. NcrRtaue unb cine rorkrlitht, uatc Ger }lcb'
ruuR lid bsiRt,ite 4UCut. @rtrattc Wt Nfutdu
@erdtpitaftsu wtrtru, I'M Matte titct trWurl0t No
gtcihlsitig init p~trinuit. Wan melee Nb bel 81 ~
Sppfc. 9r. ., YAM SutlhtH8s, o. pnuty. (2D1rD
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Mininc Otlnhnhdnirr.

hssA L. ucus ~trctnttiae WVbnbauitr NIT l.i5itieu
Vii sirttrsstauttu. e%nthIltsne PNrlcr, SpOlctmmer
~. Nute uHt vttr GaUmtrN, NIT Gas uRs 23litr.
Clt WTnthutl lHb it Ii SuR an Ter cub WtlUcrtrGFt
brett mN 10 6u6, nod elmer dgtu lh e%rrrrt'ut. usf,
Lte 4ahier lne ned uipi nnnj ftriiN, w'letR ARR ~
Nurltm tcliehtdr fem. 2it GdvitT w:ttcr ittts fur
$4,000. tintm lttntu @runeliUit unttrUrricn, ~at1riIdtr
9abt. SttnauuRtn irbr RurRtl. Wlan mslte ltt chHI
Afriua tt s.. ~. Spufe, Ar. 0, tdw SultluRs, 81
Nouilr. lD2-)
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Su pcrFdufcH.

sss&t TrCt nsut Naui,r TN usrtpt0l,tsu Statttbdi,,
al IL 13E 6u6 brett nit 7 5iUmcrt. Wruuttu
49, $32. rs; QBd7tr nth Gas. prtt' IL S22d0. Ma
trts Rur6 9cperlp Bpith II. Sp., 81. gtgl o. I.
bur nErblit son ptriRBtpnir. COLI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

EEas 2urd ). yGcil Il Ssbac.
FNSS @gU6tcrScUtauf bicitrSGiIcn
rgU
Stiti,lr, 2duhcu iiS VrplduE,
um gIs =.nrrft oUffrT4gUrI.
CiegHdJ fgttl, ran g1. Ltg ruHlt 10 llt5 wtrttr
ptg 10 uu.lf0H "glN t.NJE|f. Er. $50, HlrfzEditI-
mprcNr. eNi Uuir rH.ri UNrs
1909 NticU prrrru-Nipr d. EpltsgucfliH:
ION NunbtIs be-, be.
100 Br0utr. @afd'cu- uut ainecrl
. g'a'utprGlS;
20 geuabtr srugdWe iUr 5pfSdfen.
!. Wtil 8 Ephuc, Eufi.,
(302-i9 VIZ. Hgp Ftct.Nalltrrith mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
0erGdngt.


Gin autts Wittru fur anatmtire Sau'arttit, Elm,
fblieeib Ter Wdiht uni tre guatlus. Drutitt erbal-
ten ttn 9VrJuS uni auieu es6H in Nr. az, SfhSom;
barhitr. lSO7J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
G5efh2fts . g erlcaung.

Spbaun Gtcbi hat feline NrottsIs Trn Rr. 81 mad
isot. (0;tr3, 1DtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Ass, Sduitr Al huitu uue ~ p~triaw1fu IN al6n
~ 9bctIsn her Stapt; grsjs zen S600-t2ohOO
IN Nut ptre he GtnIIsbdua VeE H~rtnurltn a4tl
grf biqta teirrl, 81. &prh.
IDFtD gNpt Tr "a 4ilntIratt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Gin tidtiRsr Shnstter i'm bel bcbsIn Feline ms
SAINT, rtht rtit ppu ttr Stdtt, ~ etttR, rtLe lctcrt
strlonat. Diaa pc1s III loiidtu isst une Nttined
Wsrgsu II lbr IN her @rpeb. Q. BI. mtIsen, nm net
ttts Auslunft ~ trhalttH, (29s-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Snrcau Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lSpmuttifdre,

NnIfImprt, zen ?. ltStr. ISBS.
Die Gpmmiiire fWr hen Durhbrun sen StraBeit ma
Gtn hiermit In 0emGsbett RES 6. abitHtitss elrer yer
prouuu9 w %~,t,sablna Oewiler ter @eretnbc in f'tlte'
buna aai bic GtrdBeu In Der Stiet Baltimore ,uitseenber
9efu0utTe, pctbe am 3. Npril 1855 ~Beusbntt8t Gprten,
befaunt, eas fs am Iiunfaa bet A. Sdnuar 1859,
gerntttaas 10 lbt, i'm YuieIu her GcfnTilare mi
Ratbbauie i'd reriammein merSen, I'M an auSubun5
a~enauuter gsfugnife ~ ssttn une tts tbnen lbertrdgs.
men rne ron itnen r~rbsiid,ttn gSNi6ttr In, Nstttf etS
Seffnene Der Sorepirahe oon S'iurlcitfri DIS
Nbrcat,uauItrdse In llebeveiniimrrung init einer am
20. TSai 1868 genebmi6teu 8trprenuh9 RES W(agprs uns
6fobtrothee Ann pafttuIgrc M prrribtet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
8u n~rrFnnfcn.

kzlA Gin nittItbtI SpCbnbdus NIT Elsru. Sou 70
N4 (. ". IN Stu, maize Wa0lr. WruutgNs 80
2@E4 prtis 1850. :. RSupentdn, Nr. 20, Sorw1uu
N3u3I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

$50 Gin sans, 3 StSd he'd gpru. u~rtth1dta ttulm
al. 10 Say brett. 9runtIrt $500 pJus s9lOp
2AA 81 %erirdatu btt rcpttlDSUnh u.Sp. ,St.EauI'
+, Ttur Rprsiib ven EtiuatsRir. (2Hl-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
@aibiMgtou, 9. &.
Bas- Walbinstpn, .. 8.
Dr. C. go. p~rfnnfmann

tietcs cen seutiGen 1ursern Bai9inatpn's, ps!6s u
traenb elmer 3eit unb In irgenn eireif sane Ter 0safe
,tseS Nr,tes beeirien, ieinfn ar,llihen Setiiaf an.
Gf1st Nr. 1873. VA hpenrs,-i
|. ,pildeu 10. ane 20. Straee,
(crnf. 90 3I1te.O |, gDare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Baibingtuu>g lerdnsria' GeorgetOiuatr
EijeubdIu.

Vut W.T. EUItT =. stWtuV1' ssss.-...s. DsoU
Durdb,iae ~ssrlsen Msdfbiuetpn am N~iarrfase'
4ptaus>Depot sos 9lrrsens.
Spnitnssfahrfen:
9triafsr aHdibiuSspr Som Miarelant Depot "a 9.1I
Msresns nne . U.s., E.2o pnb T.3e giadm.
Nieranhria sst .tr Ode her ct. afapb, u. Eietsr.
nm s uns 10 as 1tor8ers une l IT. 8 lbr NaSatstass
uut ron ser : siker Ouffs unt serrs2s1ff nm s. SO
Nafr.tsg.. %. u. Stepens, G.ntrai.Suptriat.
(II7-) 10. 2. Ebelps, Gen ..Gaeat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
g(n BIC GFcnnSc SrS gtllgcm. Ocutidcn
gSGilcMbQnIeS,
Nr0ra 1l1alln0tOn DQuprein.

Tie Wtfatieter tes rtiatr @treins perbtn titrerra
~einaelaten Ut elmer @entrol,9e i%Gmmling cpt eRitt=
prd,, ttn %. DtsCmbCr, Nbtnbs S !ltr, Gdt Sana!'
unb t~opctttnr. inetm sh IufpunlS lleberetr!cihnttN
0etrpfet pfgtrn lra.
Scb. Iirid,. @rGfstat;
(3lG-5) Sub. SfrGuh, GetrstdT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
ljbGtp- D0NucrCin llr. z.

Sfitcs: SIR. IL, NprpsRt9bitr.
Grcttn ~rrGdnifrt, ]itertrifft sr an HpeimaBi5'ett iet'
TER Ginridtunl bLi lD,itGm Gle ~utraeu.
SsSlr Nuttttl $l3O- wBhcG!l;te &ufd8c rs cts.
Grille EiuSabluRB nG60tn Ytitlpph 4htnt.
(3n2.s,5y q. 6utn, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Mtnbamc Man,

cine ittr stftidie Ratbstttriu, tauu ~ itstr Bit ubsr
9srtGlntle hes ssttnS, ubtr @Iui uue llHglud Neirrps
den ptretn In Nr, 81, slprbs8 rcEcrishr. 80 Gents
he ptrpu, (290-3ub)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
SNtrIUs Y}rrl0ui.

Inter ms ta't tgt, E]rseg;lr11 yri.bB be, Gftt.
@gytHg5 sen Baltimore AgHU.a wsgsfth uH Hutttrns-
tr.aie ttr ~. o, 1T, trIuus o.. Sc. Nf, 2s RHt 80,
Ut sAsa'tE|g. an 1ImtuI, al lt.. 1irr1eHs 10
p%tgidutfu.
SrytHRuE3s tigf Alf'ul.
&ubU 80. -arJ. EauiT.
laOl=Iy 4. u. -iruur tu. Co, SUIT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
gSerGduot iptrS,

Gin 5@rautuitnmtr, m, fir ttus tfrirt Sdnilit ~
iohrn, wnitt uHe tiatlu; Gnatnttmr S,,luEa NIB
auto est0HtluuR werttu .us,ibtIt. Rabluir'ptu tn
slr. 16l, Nierleffr. (3Ol-Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

'gSGGrelt
RrfTuCn, e5crifc, 5hirn6craer GfurtlrI, 1anGrtrn,
Gcrnttcn, Wanteld, 8etatu, 3wetiheu, Sant, Ntean,
&immet- 5aamen, GbpeOlapt. @rrew Moot SalltsOel
@rtieu, 9inien, 5GaC mb SGferartiee, weldc aritts! mir
I'M Grpten ionic In &lfnst ~ Ten ~btOt9lttn p~etlen
a6taNcu. e. y NciE II. ntuerr,
(279-) Rcrecftie Yrn Sanorcr II. Gamtenitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
WefnnntrnNMnna.

Gin neusr Saurcrttn nat bst Srn. Rtddtt GhGter,
Canal, uabe Gdaerir., b~elpurtt. Der Nntheii 1T sl25
tei 25 Cts. GtulaRc scr Q0pht. %Stekhaber "a etnem
euten Saupcrfine inb 9chetsn, na&cet &pnrerffag
&tsnS SpryuipitGeh. SIN gEftrla;
CSo2.OJ g Ih. Grth. SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
1lruer %}10NDcrcin.

Gin ncacr BoHrsretr IN jtBt int tHanBe lei 9rr. Sob .
400 Nutteile n~tifldnst. Die ntut Contribution rhrt Wr
Wnuatmt &dmifag pora5ieRbunS hcutc .Yioniag in
S ln0e Nteleunecn an9cnpmmtn. 2cbtater ~ elteft
nsuen Saaeertins fna erlH6t, NcntaB NFen0 S'rju'
fprsdcu. SIN Guftra8c:
(3O2-3) 81. Gb. Srtb, prps, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

RA MnOame RargGrctbe SiucaOc.
$500 UiaSfdraeen 3 une Shcater : Niin9t
~ perrGufcn Iiie ,u rcrmittben IN
FIR. /, 1ppnrdRc. CDalO.lgtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Spe3ial : MuSetgen.
2n[nmf INN @nltiinnrc.

G~irmcbnicrSsS}iit cat,
rem IL. DECEMBER 1868.
IA Se nad1ebsrtsn &rtifel weatn llctertretnng Ter
8ploersss c~puHstirt wrrten, 10 merosn ale Sieitntaer,
pcl&e &teentbumsreGt aut bCislbtt bdten, %aptarTor'
bert, ~inncrbalb ,rar,t9 Gage srnt hruti9en odtim an
Az erIbeinen uuo ibre auiprI&s an %ftsteIben IN 1islsn1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

MN Sine pdrtis stuti&tr eauarien=N6ac
9pEN uub 1iaeihnfcu tTbaIttn ur' ~ vgr'aH.
len tet y. Gurth, Ar. 10, Eort.@a2iT.
t9U8-4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Der Uitglsr.Qabtn Sdc Der GrettrHr. o, Gnftcrna
etpguiIe NIT 4siatr gent pIbt, Sial Vinrihuul 3d.. 4
", uRS iebr btltaer Dittlpt 10 ifgt ttlls 90 r]tg'auir1,
Gdherts ant ptatr. (3OI-GJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
Ais pnGrH0r GftGr(bsnkr

%cnpieslcn mir infer rei6Bultists Eager ven ftltitiatri.
.irten pdrIumerie'n uns &CUttttdarHftin, Gan be 60.
lueuts, CITRATE, RGuder Rtrlcn, gienJn, puipern,
4GhnIetttn unS 3dbnpu.Ytru, icpit aud frthftr gdutlt.
unS etrurJ Gbptplnet. Tisfermun tudtn. altbtsPdhs
is. &c. eaebtiiccr ". u D Rid,tsr,
Mr.. o. SsrN'SrraHpas, unb Ar. 1873. Srtssrid'aS.
tsOO-ha
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
3DribnadDtCn.

Bilie! Btui9l
Giutn grc6tn 9prratt ven ons5blns SyteIJtua. prn
her Jirmd 1itb II. Dbits pcn bier lui aulliCn %crtanetu,
fam Id au6troresutlid hiata pteeerpcf auttu .-lu6srs
iadDsii FIR ben Gbriib1Im rrn her nSuelcn HnR
i6rnten Nuimabl I'M 8FeBeR une Rleintn.
NJ SrcrcL
VT. 81 II. hT45, Ncrb .gapfr.
(3O0-5l s~,arntbtr her .5ipusibule.
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1llfihnlhtfnl

Der plaS, nm gpr,cNan., @'afpeartu, D'tTer, @a-
hclr qpfsln, plat Iienagtn, f;mie NtibuahtssBtftenfe
am 8tQialsn su Iaufen, Il, bd Nia0. @. G8asrer. Nr.
o.. Narripn., nnhs Nanir. L3O2-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Sine lcltcne @clcaenbcit,

Gin cute, Viauo IN Nr. IOl, 9rnnS., lw.ibe
uHb Gteluufr. t902-lJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
3u pcrfaufen.

9astu gr. s, 5ut .@augr. gldr mrltt fh tt tty
eFrpce. etS rGUrrefpVmcenten Ode Nr @aitliulgrt.
nab 0avtr. (2TB-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21

Die uo6 ntht ldbaeIaufers 4taft urisrtt b]isttria,i
C~fftt.@sbausts, rep. hes Sitens. Nan mt,rt 10 %
tr Grp. Re. al. t-7S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
tibfrfn 1aNpgrein.
{lfr DieM0rdk- D0NnCrcin ZIG. [,

fr be Cunt hes publitumS II raid Gd t%rnprber, rer.
faiunelt i6 isesn Sirmitaa Nbeue BET Sub. 8dier'
lipp, Hr. 80 SeFeripr,, maze Ganallr. $-2J ptV AH'
thsil !l,ttp, III G grpjcut.
1901 7 3C3Sl a, Wutc, @tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-21
8efanntma6tngew.

gtnQ. g(rb. ST, Neutrality-suspicious.,
Die eurrttu @litslteerr rbtaen Rsrsins rtrSen plsE
bura beua&ridtiat, sa1 etr VtertsjdPr1taen courage
" SS91 a SSoa y 10 8. Spedbi, Ger.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-29
Matiunal gspnblitau.


GERMAN OpERA TROUPE. The National
Theatre was filled with an audience OF the
highest character for intelligence and respec-
liability, at the rendition of Fra Disvolo,"
last night. In our notice OF yesterday we were
mistaken as to the caste OF Fra Diavolo and
zerlina Mr.. thinner acquitted himself well
In the former; but he Is too good-looking q
German to personate the character, as well as
the more marked and decided-featured Habel.
mann. In place Of Madame Rotter, Henrietta
Lang performed the part OF zerlina admirably.
There Was, however, an excess Of modesty in
Zerlina's going to bed without q candle, and
the dim light on the stage destroyed the effect
theby-play Of Beppo and oiacomo, 10 the ante
room, 10 designed to have upon the audience
In the subsequent burlesque OF these comical
villains In another scene.
Nothing could exceed the artistic portrayal
OF these characters by Hermanns and Stein.
ecke. The formers rendition OF "I'm anost,"
was vociferously encored, and he has made 1t
taking feature In the play. We need not
surmise that Martha" will draw an immense
house tonight. Although rather Last
Rose of Summer".ish,it is great favorite; and
II Henry ]. Byron did say" That song Mr..
Flotow purloined, 'taint his own"-it 10 no
drawback to the sweet, simple, and delightful
music that opera presents.
FRENCH OrKRA BouFFE.-The sale Of tickets
at Met1erotts this morning, at nine O'Clock,
will be remembered by all who desire to secure
seats In advance.
METzHRorT's HALL.-Jennie Busk gives .
concert here tomorrow. The programme is ex.
eellent, and her well-known musical talent,
with the valuable assistance she has called to
her aid, will doubtless secure full house.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-29

sEatous AcoIpEsr.-on Friday the wife OF
Ohcer Warwick met with tho accident OF
breaking her left leg under peculiarly dis
tressing circumstances. The lady has been,
for some time, afflicted with inhamma tory
the house on crutches. Ga Friday, while
Hss . E' Above s o. the her 6pn 5s%i,s, e.
pspPfS s.ers and ssi sss ~ ss SaSaG ns'
and, the broken limb having been reset, she is
now regarded as out Of danger.
RELrotous.- revival meeting at the Bap.
fist church, commenced last week, Is still pro-
here, and assisting the pastor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lodge, I o. o. F.,
who celebrated the &9th anniversary Of DAD
the same evening, pleased with their treat.
ment and the Incidents OF the day.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. "A negro boy:
was taken into custody by oaicer Noble, on
the charge OF attempting to rob the store Of
Mr.: p; May, on Monday night: The accused
charge not being fully sustained he va" $50 an sS
sl.5o for dlsorderly conduct.
OUT AoAIs.-Mr. q. Beck, who was Injured
several weeks since by q bale of rags falling
upon him, was out yesterday, but seemed
quite weak and cmaciated from his long suf-
fering.
Nelson, was arrested by Officer Folkman, on
the charge of keeping a gambling house, and
being arraigned before Justice Buckley the
evidence did not sustain the charge, and he
was discharged.
THE CANAL.-The arrival OF grain and coal
boats coutinue steady, and business generally
on the line OF the canal Is lively.
The Six BRoruERs-Captain James Nor.
gan, of the firm OF Hunter X Morgan, reached
the fish wharf yesterday with the schooner
Six Brothers from Mattawoman, Md, with a
full cargo of shad and herring, which were
disposed OF almost Immediately upon their
Arrival.
MgRcHANrs' ExcHANog.-The market for
wheat yesterday morning was buoyant and
active to the extent OF the offerings. There
were $50 bushels red wheat offered, which
changed hands at an advance OF 293 cents on
previous sales, the transactions being $500
bushels at s3lT, and CSC bushels at ESQ per
bushel Corn Is quiet, and the receipts reached
!, 500 bushels, which, in the absence of sales,
we quote at tl.0s9tll2 Flour is In good
local demand, and holders are very Arm at
previous quotations.
The RIVER FRoNT.-The river front pre-.
scented a more cheerful appearance yesterday,
and about the steamer landings there was
much activity. The T.. q. Knight and Empire,
from New York; the Geo H. Stout, from Phil.
adelphia, and the Columbia, from Baltimore,
have arrived with full cargoes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-29


TuE Republicans OF Alexandria held meet
ing at Liberty Hall on Monday night, and
were addressed by John Hawxhurst, delegate
to the late constitutional convention.
THING TO BE MENDED.--Thc Journal says
with great truth; when the council granted
the railroad between here and Washington tn
privilege of landing its passengers on the cor
ner OF King and st. Asaph streets, one Of the
conditions was that the cars should never DO
propelled through the streets at a greater rate
Of speed than four miles an hour. This stipu-
lation OF the law Is daily violated, to the immi-
nent danger of life and limb. Luckily, as yet,
no fatal casualty has resulted"
Masonic INPRovEMENTs.-Th hall OF Alex.
andria Washington Lodge, No. %, located on
Cameron, between Royal aud Fairfax streets,
is now being rehtted, refurnished aud newly
decorated nj a cost OF u, 900. Andrew Jackson
Lodge, No. 100, OF this city, has also ordered
new furniture, decorations, &c, to be supplied
to the spacious hall in the third story oil
Broader's new building, on Fairfax street.
ODD Fellows CELEBRATioN.-The forty
ninth anniversary Of the introduction of Ode
Fellowship into the United States, was cele
brated by a parade OF members Of the Order Ia
Lecsburg Va, yesterday Among the brethren
attending from this place were members Of
Marley Encampment, and the two lodges, &C
COMMANDED by Heald's Washington brass band
numbering perhaps two hundred.
RESIGNED ID. sullivan, special pc.
lice officer, stationed at Fishtown, yesterday
rendered his resignation to Mayor Berkely,
and 1t was accepted,
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THE COURTS.

ORPHANS CoUnr-Judge PurceH.-Thls court
was occupied As follows yesterday
LAST WILLS.
The last will OF Ann Krouse, heretofore re.
ported, was admitted to probate.
LETTERS TEsTAMENTARr
Charles A. Buckley qualified as executor OF
Ann krouse, giving bond In 1900, with NJ. V.
Buckley aud W. y. Mhgee as suretles.
Ida Nj. Demonet qualified as executor OF
Charles Demonet, giving bond In $4,000 with
John Wilson and Joseph Gawler as sureties.
GUARDIANS.
Mary Horrigan qualified as guardian OF the
estate OF her children, giving bond In o. 900,
with X. T. Morsell and J. Carroll. Brent as
sureties.
ACCOUNTS.
The frst and final account OF Henrietta
Grimes, executor Of $. J. Grimes, was nied
and approved.
Adjourned.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judgs Cartier This court
transacted no business yesterday, except few
naturalization cases.
EouiTr CouRr = Judge Wylk-Ths court
adjourned over until this morning.
CHOICE STOCK Of coatings, vestings, SC,
rom which we mako goods to order 10 the
latest and most approved styles, can be found
In our tailoring department.
A. SAKs l. Co.,
SIT Seventh street,
Between ID street and Penn. avenue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEssRs. STARR & MBTcALF. real estate
brokers, advertise some valuable real estate
for sale.
READ NOTICE to the members and visitors Of
Howard Division MOI Sons Of Temperance, In
another column.
An IMPORTANT NOTICE to candidates for
teachership in our public schools will be found
elsewhere.
The ENTERPRISE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
will hold their first monthly meeting at TEN.
perancc Hall, on Monday, May II.
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OrYrogA. A. O. NJ MILITARY Posr OF

OPYtcg A. A. q. M. military Posr orr
RALKIgH, N. C., April y, 1895,
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be received
at this flee up to 10 clock a. May 7th, 1888,
at which time tho bids will be forwarded for the
decision q the Commanding General. tor furnish.
GOoD MERCIiANTABLE HARD WOOD,
four feet long and one hundred and twenty eight
cubic feet to the cord.
The contract to commence June LIST, 1865, and to
be In force until June lst 1863 for such less Pc
Rod as the Quartermastef General may direct.
The wood TO be delivered in such quantities. and
At such times, Ms the A. A. q. NJ. OF tho Post may
Direct aud to be paid for In such funds fur
nished by the Government, monthly, or as soon
thereafter as funds are received.
The proposals must DO sealed and directed to the
rG: ossIr,s r., Raleigh y c. mark d.
K. o. TYLER,
Bryt. Mai. Gen. U. s. Army,
ap?7-Ot Chief Or Mr. I'd NIL. Dit.
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MAJ VAL sur PLIES

PAYNAsTER's oFFicK.U.
No. 9BRoADwAr,NE YoRk, April g ls6s,
Proposals will DO received at this ofhce until the
oth instant Inclusive for the following supplies,
which must be OF tho very best quality, delivered
iset 70 the usnal iRspsetisp !hercat. VIZ; ,
1854 feet Of six strand hne wire rope, tungalvan
ired. from IA to6a inches. with . hemp heart Of
koebling's manufacture, for standing rigging
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
Is barrels OF sperm oil,
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery OF supplies awarded. Further
particulars. with blank forms for bidders, 70 be had
At this oticc. GRO PLUNkETT,
ap27-4t PAymaster.
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GRADING AND PAvISo.- The grading and
paving OF Seventh street, from N to Boundary
streets, has been commenced, and we learn that
Mr. Deeter, of the firm OF Maynard Deeter,
contractors, has taken an interest In the con-
tract In connee tion with Major Dearborn. The
work Is now to be pushed forward to compile.
tion by the present energetic contractors, and
viii be done in manner which will give salts
faction to all concerned.
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TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.-Wm. +. Dunn, aged
about % years, formerly a member OF the ist
Pennsylvania regiment, and who had lost a
leg at the battle OF Antietsm, and the use OF
his left arm In the army, came to this city on
Friday from Cleveland, Ohio, to look after his
pension, but failed in getting It, He was told
that nothing could be done In his case until
Saturday. and having the consumption, he
was taken yesterday morning with hemor,
helpless. He was taken to police headQuar-
ters, from which he WAS conveyed to Pfovi-
dence HoBuital,
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The Division has changed its night of meeting
from Thursday to Wednesday, and removed
from the upper to the lower hall, second story,
Wednesday evening, April %, on which occa.
sion the doors will be thrown open to the pub
lie Hon Hiram Price and other able speakers
programme will be rendered Members Of Dis
trict divisions and the public are Invited to be
present,
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CLOTHING ron SPRISG.-Messrs, Stephens
and Tenth streets, have just received an extern
sive and well selected stock Of youths, boys
and chiidren's clothing for all ages, from three
will soon be here, and ii behooves our readers
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children and themselves, at the low rates which
rule at the establishment of Stephens 4 Go.
before tho rush comes,