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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
8plitiIdlc Wtisceaeu.

(gSa6 bic 0empfrdten tprlen unb iplen p
- Gtee Srase BAT 8dl1npt9bam iekr fur,
rno trefsnp bedntpprtet, ais man tbm bic
Termination fir oer @oneres cfertrts. Gr
i19tc; vWtr mUIer Elm Gnee ~ MAIDEN fH.
den etr !Serrlddft Der raptfllen Sdtt'pn
mis- ihrem @iilitdr, Oeipptismus, itrem SIC
ger estmrnte, iprer Mibd6tuns Der Con-
l%tttltlrn, ttren palIt 9eaen bic ate llntpn,
tbrcm toben SdrtL ibrer erpriidenecn Steuer-
lelt, ttreln llnteriGlep Siptiten Sob unc
Gdricr8elp, tbrem &lutlpftem In Der Ser
nattunB, iErcr Corruption unp itrrr Ser
ihrpcnpun9."
(Ote Staten p~erla1en has Shtf) SIN
Ilabana Itnp bic Itiisn DETERMINATIONS
9arttt icbr i'm Salen. Die Neaer peltriiren,
ne yGarpetbdg9rr" fiinpiSen ben @tbpriam,
u. y. Spnt5 !ebnt es ab, iI6 fur 8rant ai6
GlettGr 9ebralben Su Iai,n, unt stebt o6r,
fur GeNrtpur lctne Stimnie absuaebsn. Ga8
rdctfale 2eAisldturmitelltp SbCmds Ralier>
lpbn gituntps" fur bds ter1pffdtii6t Sidct,
Seen 9GrrY'S rer%ublifaniide i3eitun9 In
NtpntGrrerN fineet feline Qsler mebr unb rtrG
i'll crldctntn dufbGrm 1t. /. rs. &aeS 0;3etfen
cer 53rit !"
(St ic an cine observation-disclosures Ter
Stlapcret ~ rcnfen p - 81 teiGt, pab Ge.
netdt HpftcranS rte Mtfiien Sat, iiber bieic
mimnis; Sra9e iih bur6 9eipre6une nit
ctntsrn Der bcpeutrnreyen iipli6sn Sfaats.
manner gu %tnfDrmiren. 98tr glalbtn p1t
ntht. GU ttprtdt Fam unier @puDerne,
mcnt nift ittn, aud nur I'm Gntftrnteften
an cte W6giibfeit su cenfcn, bab bic Gid
perCi tplerer ein9cfubrt perhen fpnntc. gb>
1eletfn pnepn, ran Riemano paran oenft,
thnnGn mir ms aud gar ntAt tprItellen,
lptt c5 GaSgtflbrt !ptrben fbnnte.
(9IeuCa rdbifltes Mprtei buh.)- ~ 6rieeen,"
cine itcbcnte Armec ;ur Gntrehtuns Der mel.
Ben Steuer5ablcr nit Nilttdr. @epalt, nab
rene lteutrfrete Me8er has Stirnnten ure He-
9ieren Geipr1en.
rGieifcs Sttmnrcdt" onbere @runpidse
flIr ftf Sttnnttn- Mb9abe i'm Npreen, arcrrf
i'm Sleen.
,Gjrib," fir ben @rbettrr, Gefbdft5irribenr
hen, fur rem Wamt blntcr'm Sll9e 9dpier'
Iclc aus rem Sfdbantt, fur rem 8cnp,9e-
tiger Gptp uuc Silbsr.
oGpar amtett," NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dol
lars idArItA fur MusBaten her Sunoes, &s"
Sltruh1.
r8rtttsit,~ 3ulaGuas Der Nescr Sur freiea
SttmmsnsAb9abe
g@lrthtctt," edS Stiultat Der 9eraubune
etneS ipel zen Wannrs Unit iein Stim nrett.
n@plttti6eS @leih9cmiht," bret MtliDnen
Neaer in ben Stdnp su ieBen, cine aroSrre
ppittifAe Maht Az fntfalten, ais adtactn
Miltpnclt pom ipeiBGn ManRert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
ltas felaenbe peferrare AUS bem rspablifa.

lid" fclaenbe DeIereare aus bent rspublifa-
ntf6en Eager;
l, s. St, s9ebb, felt a Sabren StoatS-
Senator in @iscpniin,
2. Sen. q, Q. @tatt aus Sbir.
3. Gen. @cp, y. &abtulrn nus SEM
gptf.
/. Martin &app aus Snptonasplis, elnen
SnttmuS pcs oerfiprbenen 9tbr. 9tnrr,,.
). Detp5 glft in Gdltfprnien.
9Sir Erhrn bic Niie balo fpftIeten 81 foR'
men,
- Die rasifale JrAtttcn in her SlCrtpatr
0ricBgebUna munint clue Grtra> Setlipu,
nm pa5 Glrftrral. @cics rur65ufIbren unp
r0s GtnreiBcn Der CcIerttcn III oas cenofra.
tifhe Eager Sn pertincrrn.
-Cls @pIirner yScurndl" bebauptet, bab
Der am l., 2. unp 5. Ditrlft WalfaAuletts
10 vpafaupi9 oemptr1ttih fimmen plrpen,
cuB he &aoiEIiM res sGbiens Iterbpber
pereen.
-@cn. Icrbin @1rp, Ter e~eIblaaent Se,
ptnert 8dllNnoteblm's fir rem 5ts i'm Cen,
arelIe, rtt!1mtrt in l1mcntdbler g9eili IN "a.
ottalen &ldIfern; natl!rliG sI ipat!
-0en. Jtepnptg& bdt III 8eras 8rie0SNe,
rtd'te e%rnanNt, ipGtde TN 9anjen 92rethe res
St1dtes Suits uben lplen.
-Sn Sarmtn9tGn, Rlllpurt, Wirb am Z.
Serttrber bic otnptrattlhe Convention fiji
Nufttlluh9 etnes SenatscaRptpaten pes %.
OtitriftS itattfnpen.
- 2tus Ielbpmin9U Gcuntg, WtT., ptrr
beri6tct, bdB pafclbe, fails tm StRate @ra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aepdhLt merrcn, rret,
t0ilcnp Gnp Der 9dnse Stadt iehssietaulepp
Siimmnen henptratilNe R0iprttdt erDebcn
mtrp.
- Da5 Ecrrttprium Nontan1 Bat lei rcr
iun1It rcrt dbNcDaltcnrl W1bt cine penl9,
trdttide Miajprttdt BON 5000 Sitmnnen 81
5eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
2IttcHate.


,,StH 8 q. Steiner.
Wetr SER! SD babe felt LANCER, beru per Iatrtr
an eczema resr einert SautausidIdge tleirer Siaict &c
ltttcr; mrbrcre %crSts batttn mid IN Stbanblrmg
rbnc mir irbsnrNelde %gtnterurs AT ibnfer. 9trfcies
ncn CONNER, ais Id ems HlrUe mad rem Rptben radte,
lit ID, defenders tsfig i'd pa nj @rpttpn. S%uutil0n,
Ialiur nGteru bcHntresirs ertdrte unb mid fiuias
3Cit tebantClte, rtne mir iebOh iraenfwtt@e bUiis ;u
reribahtn. Gr %gldUtts, i'd tbnRte n.tt llnAc nebr les
hen, pcRn id' nejn 3uldnb niht raid beucrie. SD
fam rpRe ale SeIerurg FsiM IA bUlte i'd mir cine
5latde Stres Stertautsg 9icbcrereuaers unp tcGnrN
t~crtelreu III aetroudCu. gaIN ipurtc tN yiubGruna i'd
Ieete icinCn Gebraud, icrt, mo her @rfgla rar NUes,
IRE mid Gdni. @ercitrtntat une frsubiait lele Id
Aeuonit ilr bic gDirtiamtCtt 5BreS Erdparates CD unp
fmpirhIe cs 0Gen init SautIcipct @cpa8ttR.
Sbr au,ri@tioer midbare 6. wtaiuu, FEM,
Slr. 81, Slbs @iBblr., Baltimore"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
gf ptiien n.

= Die republifantfHen Spurnale Rsps
Sorts sraptttren barauf, baB Der @cnsreb
penneh TN September fpteper S%ufammentfe,
ten mnb etne i3eitlans in Seificn tleiben
perbe.
- Jas. 6usbes BON Snb. Bat etne
.Etump">9pur fur Grant %begpnnen.
- Hgeifale Batter perfplsea uitedbrtef>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
Rerner'8
grocer Cberbaut,2 SieOerberfteIler
samt Gntferaen aler 9autiethen
unb Neinieen Der !Saut.

Spb,p, her chsEiEamst biefs ptdpayat BEN gasli-
fun sprlsaL N er pop ftfen Srf9lSF bet g~etrtiRtr Nm
mcnbuus in l,ebersin1innuna. nit icy StGraufsanret'
ian0 sp0ionmen ~iterjsn8t. Us " tet1e Z rtdgFTHtc5e'
ipntern Fat i'd ster vote Sabre rbne ole Fcbesg -tetut
een Ter greIs unb pbNc Ten WUuih ven Setter he's
5lorntbNm,rs re, bdtrtt gele iu %perbtcitet, bnrb HE Griah
rama ritltr ttr a6tGcrftu glrssr unisrer Stdht NH MT
ltrfy Stdotc3 YOnnuftsrdhtt, Qteittr unt'n beJttten
mir ii8 auf cirtae Atleiafe %etrieltfn. Nohtent has
Witiei in teu tetten rtsr 90hr II nrati' rtter .tcle
M.trhatlgfcits. Nn1dt'en urs al Srtirteush S%hIrttttlt
wUreen n, fat her Gtgtuttpirtt drf f~citgenei SFrftel'
luueer gtslsr. meide baraue gtuten gei5gen taiH tta5e'
rilist. az aud rur tns Srfgert @qtittrnt ;a frtuath.
IS BELT nnb t%ittisrrtt Slitbcn rcer Siiiusi dnf
Der sait, aRltrFsr, sfopfsrihe, ardee. ae1ci:
frieiel, 3aliauS, Santausfa!agr aIsr Htrt. bbfrr
A5ofs, GtcrpeuId,ncr,, S'rouS.. cueifdl', Srtlbs
tpi,rerr, rifCne Grid,piirr, ~trfrprcne 6tiRe, asers
ftaucb,ttsrn, p~crsiitete Saut, Sfrrpbett II. {. ~.
Gcbra,td,s 9In,pttiturs. -@dn babe tie traukt
Gfrperibeie frdb unh Ntsnbs balntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
SermiIdtc @rriGte.

Wcp Nprf. 25. 9(uauit. fzvl6l.
moro in einem S,ptel unb ple Gprpner..llnte
iutuuo.l Gprrncr Gtcnan Met oCltcrn cire
vet6enid,au IN stm Iolc ypn y. grrya dts
Vbilapelpbid, qtnemGaie I'M, Gdrlprf cute".
Sir. 6O4, groabpay, al, rer it'd aeItern in
ocna1ntcm ,6ptel ordinate. Yer ytad,ttlerf
f1rp 1eitcrn Mcrncn Tcrry'5 Shin ecrttlcfr
len, er frDt, bIrcb pos sScnitcr unc erblife
i'm an en,em 3elotatcn bdnecn. IaS Qrbet
r,,r nrdaGnti, trfnihc, TerrN f,u, ror
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
2nr beIOnScrcn Geadinng!

SIS III tire nrht wenmtcptnlnse Sbattate, rap ts
pplr calftG stO mtibithci ! peues mierer YepSIfcri,ua
&c., ..s ''. s% i at,l9 . gsi1nS % ss''tt s4@ III s;st s'5ts",
rid ME wrb. brfNpCr". % sir iinp TRACE, ISifo.
rbrc Gnt!2it, aubevl nerves trb PGHe Nppe.
tit.
Eieicr alade mcrecn ser ssitters Pter cas- 5pnicum
]btlrnetr5 cmpfet!ei.
y tbtpache Nib sarfeebnutc Sinner
pcrscn turh hen Ucuuf zines ter GIirtsl triftte. Dit
brttcn Nrlsncieu tctlen ieren Bal Urn Gt'ebrun3 uaS
SntfrdflNnN unleblbGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
Nretfss

5paauss rsutfder sittertr pre- 5lafde. .a.ts1
Ay zion serabiisuus naiat, ben h arfiisf, len ;ss man
f M tsfI"Hl u" - 1~''" =
aaerpdrts bel app,tetsrn unS artsnsttdntIern Ut 10.
tal CDa. %. u NIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26

ReW>gprt'S leste @pAe. - Sn
ter ynprpliten Nietrppplc" farten in Der alb
estaufenen 9Spde Q6.-22. Nuepr) 73l
1preefdle, 526 @eturtcn. IA MIprce. 1924
Itebtatlc lS49 S%erbdftunaen unp 4I2
4rreit- GntlaTun9cn ppr. 2i3cnicn perihier
pencr Nrt wu,beu 1872 Grtbcllt. europa.
Sriefe fancn unp 9in9en 161, 542.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26


hudires Seatite ffllmttle rrrten ndb-
semaat. Ram iebe ACZ sasauf, rab auf lem
%Umlb!ase ieeer 6laitt q. u. Sddfpn's un-
isrltriTt it'd %befneet.. Gls anseren fns &c
f1litt. @
paupt Shrsns ,as Jatrit In BEN tsutfben Gr,ast.
SfitdIte in psr. e8l. Mrd,=S TRACE, 81 philadelphia,
IA. aa.IE .-ye.-N
Sbarles w, Gbans. Gistnttamer,
- tsattr g, VI, Sadipn u, Comp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26

Srir. ~. 8 Ssrncr
Werlttr 9err! GrlaWtal sic mir, cas- 9ublitRrt duf
Sti5u Sttrboul' gl i~ebererjeu niger, cine Grararai on iWr
tie rdttsalt sur Gler Sduttranttetter, 0UfIerflan ~
maiden teiin inter ceft We en- Wieii.iusu, welhG rem
Gutlltum ~dngetpten wegetn. fenne id feline, pe.de nletr
ButlaucN r~crelcnts, ure baiie i'd es fur qititt upp 81
r%edtiofttt, scgen Srr. 8erntr t~fert!id, lie 9%t-pisnlte ieta
mes NrSpalOts nUSuerTeunen. Sd babe &c III ntsiner
ia Mile nttbre Wt0tnte nit zen, reter Griclgt a~etrdudt
lmS bate cS alien mclnen trPurten u bleler ~!(autars
Ibaft e%mrtcbleu, rhe ~ leitrn, tdlte III mir bet1Hnt H's
rpprten, b0B eS dtGi GasteNI0e Bcltttsi .jpr Mas es brnis
Trridt vim. G5 n teuef rev rtrlen Hrm6ugS hes ia.
6cF, IpHeerl Gin patrss SeiImi,iel uNo it lueEg Cs b.
iiurt wIrc, teiD bGllettsr NTH e5 rCrtel, La pUloe.lf
N rem petftieteNcu NrteN her SIWtirantgeiten leiSeh
mpppn etntae nubsrprb5ntitt Gbidredtnte 60le cprfems
men, III wsldsn man lb germ he heiluua trla Gle Me
ii In III 8u!e frmnen lGfI I'M ttreH Si9entbuItcr ca
fur ieBucn W,rb. IS ut eiHe iuggGlIt ~ OepraGtyenHe
We2IUn, tie Rpu Seterntdnl rbue GeTabr Jl0euGntt
merteI lNnn, NM rpdte i'd biGielbe rtt III mtitfiN caJlt
ftbleH lauet. Mil 8ergnuGel citri Me i'd tteieite einer
Setel. rclter zine iplNe gistjia ttlpig tGt.
Adturg spcuf;
Serb. s. Sciininse, 9rtleuRantlec
1T gcitentlf, ~.
9 z Sic tptrhtr mid nerpiiiten, peRa Sic fttet
rrter Sbren 3tnRrjHen putllltrrn.'"
Del aIlrn @ie,iJtn' SSr0lera su bahtn trwtc dpf btr
s.. Is. Serner,
Ode ter @aitintcres UNI 9l8pllGte
ng- @rciS fiiuiSii Scuts pro biaid,c.
plnr irl@e, tic hes GtGtltBpmtrS Nartitrttt lr'Gtn
limb ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
Qe,n yfep. g. .. Hsmeau.

@tts Mebufteur hes nGbrthian Gtrp-
ntele" Ia philabefp bta.
Der Gebraa6 ron Sufano's Deuti6en, gittert bal
NH mS,,t sh,iTefe \. gu sstpan. mssga,s ,@ e. Iar mstns
neite ait alsepeuer Gnsfraituns. rser. aus l~lnprbnln'
sen III he's Seber. Z hotisttit en- Ifpria8rueea ueteln leieen,
ia e%mptetlen, Iifridtia 9br
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
.Ortt, $. y, Tcrncr!

aesttlsr SER! Wit mrusi6en 0eronpocn tGrtiat
it 1bArn eicics 3cuguie iWr ben GrfptB. retder 9bl
Gterb1uts gpiteererSeugc an mir ~erniefti, Gin; id, lit
aui's Sdmrr,Iitiie al srfrprenCu 6HgcU, irtGg ATE mel
ne 5cOnutsa mid %aufRaben. us id aber Ven ten
picltn &u,eH bCrte. peihe Shre w%ertbrrls MGriiin be
~ncrtrruiat fat, FrihipB i'd, lie Su We iutcu. Der Sc
braud elmer 8lalde Berdblie mir srcfs Grlsid erlnN,
uup tie irrite Giaiuc ttmirtie toieiDe SeiIun9, Gr!au'
bcnS,c mir raber, Iuein SEER, Sbnelt metnen btr;it rem
Tant fUr re Wpblitnt, tte mir Sore rnltCrprle Afr
tisin er,riSt bat, ouEplerldeu, Id Cmpfcbe tteiclhc 3U.
eleih meiHer Fct1nnttr INT Rem YIolitln ~ltGrhaugl
ais toS. tere Mitttel, reIdrs j. 8e8en erfrrtere 6uBe II
terirt rprten.
M6;NN0sSrgf SIR
G,ftinrrp Ron II Gan iC7. 1nhn 81 M,ftHeu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26

tUH @lirir rneeu. ,peldes nrpeS Neten in lire Nofri
tr4Gic.t, III Oepinem ptdGc hue S~b1itratt pnb ttn llnge
iuan 1Mgsneltpcre Jelisn WIecer Detntltt. ben eiHge.
irt&rcI Nergertau wteter agiriht't lpt ibrcn nod
uFrisCt jabreH @eiuurBeii ule Glitf Serlstbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
&tteHate.


Scr Nd>tb. SEQ. NS. SSrpc,pars,
ittrrIdtcI teS pbcrfeH StadtSrGe-
rtdtSbCfCs VCu YcnNiN lVanten idreibt:
nYbtlaeelPDIa, IL. Wlarl 1867.
SD nncr in SpflanD'5 S5a reutlhem gittern elm
suites Araiii1hnl -ltt IA tel, cas %telpnpers lei
Veiten rcr Nerrauun0ss SrNane luterit niieitd
ii ump osgen zdpiGc uno WanRel III ~glsrpsna I tdti8r
felt M epleme ltpr rVpltbattg rtrtt. Iufrtdti1 feg
5brine &rc. III. 0Srpeioars.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-26
,s,uflanS'S Seutldbcr Sittcrs


n]upcuStt. Ectet lub sItib gut unS enthalteH ~btcielttn
ntttiiilitCn Gthcuihdt, en- tic Qpdtl ;riidhCn tCn Bet
lcu ii; tlcGe Sei@raiiaEe. Gas IOnisum bebn8t Rem
8tIuugf ON Neitcu.
Gnf 1r,rr @ienac llrfa Hcn, ris llaperbault&ttit, Dps,
revue Nesgmigpihe &c, Frrnat hes Mlaarns lbdtta
tai. lcJ5t N lrUrtnuaS. Gant 8eraEb ee init rem
. sSaas@ az ~ L 5s.5: q, A ss Is 81 i" g ],!j.';.,, q
mel rgra ir Nahtpi ~ aeneer lifteIH ms6r
cetv pru,Jcr !etrCti
4critprhun9, @laDiudt, %inrren 9dmrrrbot>
rer,, GlutanHrmB n1h rem &spfc, &er>
iGuGrUn0 oc5 M11eaS, l(tbelfctt, SpcS
bremen, Slpprtitlrli9tett, GBs&b<
ldcu, gpQ CDer SAiper9eFIbl
I'M Md1rn, iaurem &ufitpben,
Ginlintcn pper 3tttcrt Der
Mid9en2rlbe, IpFtidu"
Ter, rniGcm Or. iGpe'
rem @tbmel1, Sers@
j3ittrru Q6tr9s
pner @rtidung9 r@cfibl bet'm
2icacn 8tlptNtiHfcit @untt-
pper GjCmet8 Stimmern YGr
prn Iugen, purnr
rfcm RprffAmerl
NidnRct an Hautauss
rinitUnM 1~elber6autfars
tt, 9el5em SluacnpGtf, Set~
tCntetben, Gldcns, Srult,~
Wltrorr GAmer5cH pIrgItNm
6i9anfIlen, @efubl ppn 8rennen
int Sleiide, teitdnoi0e Gtnttlpung
ron llrgtNf unc 0rOBer 9cilttSrr Nte>
pcrhcl@tG3cnNett.
3l,g nit Sittrn lttrcn tst1i;ct ii, fpats tst her Nus
lgNNl ciats .ciuMIneI5 0tfgrit rerltIttR III Wertc acNfii
Uuo unr eM irldes nd cs a%nitdTen, rsIhCs na8
0rrttrrre ttrpt, os ES fhttt iuiimntnlsieei
nj feline ihhtiticr - SrblanitH e%ntbaltrnb
turu lt,ljna rlcirr Hcittn HerettS slnen Huuf errpr'
lea Sat. Tif5unen rir nit dus NH attt fte' teiten
~rtlGunttt Alirrl'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-03-17
MR.. JOHN P. BALLARD.

AS will be seen by reference to advertisement,
Mr.. John P. Ballard, the Prince of Landlords,
has again taken charge Of the Ballard House in
Richmond. Mr. Ballard is whole-souled man,
genial, polite, and the personation of Virginian
hospitality If he does not achieve success. he
does more-he describes it. A contemporary says
that "he can no more live, except amid the sur
roundings of large hotel than fish can out OF
water. 1t is his element. He can build up and
manage establishments of the very first class, and
having done so in former years, he comes again
upon the same theatre to revive the past and to
rebuild his fortunes"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-03-17
ZEE THEsPIANs.

Che Thespians of this place acted, on Saturday
night last Dumas thrilling and interesting
Drama, entitled Catherine Howard, or the
Bride of Death" The actors appeared in the
costumes of the reign of Henry VIII, in the year
1912. The King and Queen were decorated with
their royal ermined robes, and the other charac-
tiers appropriately costumed. The play was per-
formed as well as could be expected on its first
presentation by this company of amateur actors.
We hope it will be repeated, that others who
were not present on this occasion may have the
pleasure of witnessing it.
We would suggest that, on future occasions of
this kind, it would be we'll to request the boys to
preserve better order during the intervals be-
tween the scenes. Whistling and stamping are
out of place. and should not be tolerated. as it is
exceedingly disagreeable and a great annoyance
to those of the audience who attend for the pur-
pose of enjoying the play. The strictest order
should be preserved
The excellent music of the Orchestra alone ia
worth the charge for admittance.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-03-17
A FRENCH GLASS,

In this age it Is desirable that all should acquire
aniacquaintance with the French language. An
opportunity for the citizens of our town to do SO
is now presented and they should avail them
eelyes Of it. Mr.. Louis O. Therry, a native of
France, who has had an experience of fifteen
years in teaching his native language in this
country, now offers an opportunity TO such as
wish to take lessons in French. His class rooms
are in the building opposite the residence of Maj
A. f. Kinney, on Augusta street
Mr.. Therry comes highly recommended as a
man and teacher, and we doubt not his qualifica-
lions TO give satisfaction TO such as may avail
themselves of the benefit Of his instruction.
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Deaths.


Near Harrisonburg, on Sunday the 1st instant
Mrs. ISABELLA SHAVER, wife of VIM. G. Sha-
yer. in the 37th year of her age, leaving a deyo.
ted husband and several children to mourn the
loss of devoted wife and loving mother.
Died of paralysis after a few hours illness
near the Americas mills. Mr.. JOHN JONES, aged
about 65 years He was quiet, unobtrusive man
and, perhaps, never had an enemy. He leaves
considerable family and numerous relations.
Died near Spring Hill, on Sunday, morning
Mr.. RICHARD CROSBY, of disease of the Kid.
neys after very brief illness. His age, about
A. He leaves four orphan children and a nu.
merous connexon TO mourn his loss. He, too
never had an enemy.
On the 10th inst at o'clock, P. NJ, after 8
long and painful illness, GREENBERRY B. MAT
THEws, aged q years and nine months
death, thou hast conquered me,
1 by thy dart am slain;
But Christ hath conquered thee,
And [ shall rise again.
Died, near Winchester, Va, on Friday, the
9th instant, Mr.. JAMES PAXTON, formerly Of
Rockbridge county, in the 68th year. of his age
The deceased was good citizen, kind neigh
Dor, and fond and indulgent father. His dis
ease (dropsy of the chest, was painful and pro.
tracted, but he was patient and murmured not al
the hand Of Providence He met his last foe
without fear, and peacefully, and happily fold.
ed his arms and fell asleep hope OF better and
brighter lIlutTlIdHCo, Oh the DaukS over IHe IiY
err" He leaves several two single daughters
who chung to him as the tender vine clings to the
oak to mourn-but their loss is doubtless his
gain. Thus
Friend after friend departs,
Who hath not lost friend '
Lex. Gazette & Banner please copy.
Friend after friend departs
Who has not lost friend! ~
of mint ion Of in oh
in the = year of his age, WILLIAM HARRIS,
Esq.,a native of Augusta county, Va, we'll and
tavoraby known, not only to his relatives and
neighbors, but also to a large portion of the bus
mess men OF Augusta, as well as OF his adopted
county.
In his younger days he transacted much bust
ness of trust and honor as justice, but ESPECIAL
ly as tduciary, and the writer of this notice
feels under lasting obligations, not only for legal
advice, but above all, for the wholesome, moral
and religious influence he exerted over his native
community especially with the young.
He was q good na0'a-an Israelita in Whom there
edge q fault, and grace enough to forgive an in
jury when asked.
Shortly before his death he summoned his fam
lily to his bedside, and calling each by name, and
giving them his dying charge, calmly bidding
them long farewell he ceased to breathe, and
his spirit returned to God who gave it, thus ex-
employing the reality of the religion he profess
ed. May the family adopt the sentiments of their
dying fat her, (the 23rd and 3lst Paalnsl saying
Int, IN Thy -haAd d. 90 commit
Ny spirit; for Thou art He
u Thou Jehovah, God of truth,
That hast redeemed me!'
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Clothing.
OUR ANNUAL CLOSING OUT Sale.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
at Cost Prices!
Clothing.

Fine Beaver OVER COATS for less than cost.
Fine Black Cloth Over Coats for less than their
original cost
Over Goats of every description for either men
or boys must be sold now.
Those in want Of Cheap Goods call early before
the cherished opportunity passes beyond your
grasp.
Also fine assortment of BUSINESS SUITS
which will be sold for less than cost. Also good
assortment of Common Clothing.
These goods must be sold in order to make
room for the extensive stock of Spring and Sam
mser Clothing, now being manufactured at our
Baltimore house.
BOOTS s. SHOES
at reduced rates. Six cases of those fine heavy
kip boots only, remain unsold. Call soon or loose
bargain.
Also an endless variety of Mems and Boys
HATS, at greatly reduced prices.
@a- Hoping the citizens of Augusta will avail
themselves of this opportunity to get
FIRST CLASS GOODS,
at low prices, will call early and secure bargain
at S. MANDELBAUMS
Emporium of Fashion,
Under the Virginia Hotel
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Bridge over Middle River.

The Gods only help those aoho help themselves.
This adage is applicable to the effort making to
build "a bridge near I!rimble & Co.'s Mill: The
region interested in this enterprise manifest a
praise worthy liberality in subscribing six hum
dred OR more dollars to aid in building it. There
are those who think Spring Hill is the proper
place, and yet not dollar is proposed to be
raised there. The river is double the width,
Americas Mills, and because they cannot have
one here yet in the policy of the dog-in, the
manager, they will do all to defeat one above
Is this generous, Mr.. Editor
Will not the County Court over ride those
ill-founded objections, and help those willing to
help themselves? FAIR PLAY.
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Iron, Brass and Steel York.

YEvEEE UNDERSIGNED would respectful
Il ly inform the citizens of Staunton, and the
public generally, that he has opened SHOP on
Water street. between the residence of Owen G.
Morris and the Furniture rooms of j. A. Bckle
& Co., where he will be prepared to do all kinds
of Job Work in
IRON, BRASS AND STEEL,
repair Door Locks, Guns and Pistols, and will
have in connection with the above, a FOUNDRY
for making all kinds of Brass Castings, Boxes,
&C., for machinery. He will manufacture wrought
Iron Crates for cellar doors erect wrought Iron
Fences, and Reyburn & Hunters Star Galvan-
lied Lighting Rods. This rod excels all others
now in use; it will always remain bright and
clean and never corrodes or rusts thus present
ing neat and ornamental appearance on the
building; worth more than its cost as matter of
ornament, to say nothing about its sure protection
against lightning.
All of the above work will be done on the
shortest notice and in neat and workmanlike
manner: The patronage of the public IS respect
fully solicited.
mario GEORGE A, SCHOPPERT.