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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
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belt ebren.
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tlno iber Iborbeit a@ bei&weren,
alinst in ter Shat iebr wuneerbar,
llnp bsnncd i(t's nidt ieltsn mabr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
9tu,tt,1ter So.

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
1er aVanderer.

GiugBpd,enblatt fir fittie,es sBtrten uns ssBiien.
8riefe Euo su aoreiiren:
GERMAN CATH, PRINTING co.
(Box 1870.) St. Paul, M1na'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
Smusnntnts.

Smusrntnts.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n Ose'0'i MARETZEK
ITALIAN OPERA SBAsOS OF 1863.
Consisting Of
TWENTY NIGHTS
ard
GRAND BAL D'OPERA.
OPENING NIGHT
THURSDAY FEBRUARY IL
RRpRRfORR P0R THB FIRST WEEK.
THURSDAY, PEB II. ONLY NIGHT OF
NESPERS STCILIENNES.
Miss AGATHA STATES sg BRlGSOrT 4
Sig ORLAEDIyi SIC AyTOyUcc,
- Mile WRSMAEL. and Others
FRIDAY, FEB. IL. ONLY NIGHT OF
NORMA.
Hsdsme LAGRANGE Miss HcCULLOCH.
Sg A. bOETTL sig AHTOSUCIL
SATURDAY, 18TH. AT p. NJ,
GRAND MATINEE.
IL TROVATORE.
MONDAY, FEB 49, MEYERBEER'S OPERA OF
LAFRICAINE.
WEDNESDAY, 17th DONIZETTrS GRAND OPERA
BEBISARIO.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
GFNERAL DOLLAR
sECIHbD SEATS IN Balcony Psrquet EXTRA ACCORDING TO
LDNAfIO CENTS 90 ONE DOLLAR
BvA to IES DOlLAKS
The Regular Sale Of for any Of tho above peorrase.s
mebees THIS MORNING
the Academy Of Music sehrners No. 0l Broadsy and No. ia
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
YrOposaIs.

Army BUILDING,
IIouzTOa GREYNKsrSt
NEw.loRk, February o. 1862
PROPOSALS. in DUPLICATE will be received
by the uniergned until o'clock, WEDNESDAY February ~
80 pounds Of extra clear esn Bacon best quality 10 sieree'
with dry salt
200 barrels Of primo Mess PORK 80, -,
barrels Meal round hoops and f1 head ned
rs 900 mounds Beans 10 barrels aud full head Lined
loo gallons Of pure Cider Yaegar, Ia 22galon kegs
bound. Of pare ground Black Pepper In pound paeAsgr
paeked In Is pound boxes. - 80
"a to0 pouuls Of sat IN barrels full head lined
mounds Family Soap IN t0puund boxes strapped,
siO1 nouuls Of Green Rio Coffee Ia bags
M 6O p.suds Sugar, In barrels full hea lined
These stree required for Immediate shpmeht Inc mshhet
NE bl''. =, ~ ta, mi. oaee w W. BURNS,
'a'sl'@s@SS- "s B,l BpL Tea and " D. v. A.
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MOARn wlIKx, 1,,s-----
,uo ApsiAs w. Nuttya. Asc,i.-..,

C,noDro hDAiAk " NuttEh, Aactonee, =
SIOKES AND DWELLINGS On ePcoNr,
Co vii . .. A aSsss o. AyLLGaP WiLsSs
sIoi sALkskO0A Ne ~ BrosdssS " "e'f m At
- , o. hs-Ihs I've fsioy bnck HO sls fsi,t ~,
s hnae on the vest side Of sfchsdare bsf. hiore and
s.sSnds,e NJ. 'na Isoss - nos o5 s9 iG Us IN s ,1
NC bSssss Hfe ~ fet deey bs-e igSI
slih stores on e foorupper stores Lelg "a = y fisgs.
~ .Aes naDles, ga t2'ai ihrougloat he 90 e, q
" pnepsi Aais ssd stsifs Lots z0Ig ie D'e' '.eehs
49, :. ~ 20. A.s..L r..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
Auri,r Il. mpLtrH. AaelIoneer.

ADRIAN IT, MULLER, AHelioneer mr.,
VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY on r., FiI I,ns
ave Al AUCTION ADRIAN II. MULLbh r. r. MILhihs
Co. vii sell Al suction on TUESDAY Feb o. at u O'clock "
the Exchange sAeHOoln, No. III Broadway =, 49,. ..
FFTIVE-Ths ft brk house ana o stuste On
the corner Fhsye and Tt'Iisenh tna hnoSn
FabAye Tie house 29g feet IN width AMI th roou ueP
Is perfect ORDER fully decorated g Narcotic ana VA,
DroYemen There 81 tie lot t"OttoJ ue1 M
Ia lighted aud ventilated Tbs pfePe Pus " w
most desirable residences 10 the lower pat OF Ne
prospective bg1lHeEs purposes, tDd being me
Pm Is well adapted for pafpeses bot Hot . non a
6BL T QUILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
H. HENKiQUEs. Auc;iouceT.
PY ALLEN g. BROWN,

II W TT = = q I
IoSArHAS W ALIEN JosI,H W. Bows EoKAuO HgNRlQuEA
REAL ESTATE AT PuBLIC AND PRIVATE SALE
ALIEN BROWN offer following valuable HOUSES
AID LOIS viz:
~ Bngh basement browa0ue House and Lot between It'll
MACDOUGALST.
4oy basement and sueesr Brick between 7 and sthstS
NADISON.AVE.
<tory basement and ubceHsT Brown between 3h aud 3hs
CLINTONPIACE. 8TIIST
tory basement su~es Brick 9Th and 6hsves
LEXiNGTOS-AYE.
3story, high stoo2 Brown. between 40th and llststs
FIFTHAVE
4stary lgh stoop Brick betvees icth and ll.hs,4
WEST 26IH-SE
3S.ory Frame House between eth and Ithayes
WEST 34TlLSr.
sstorr Brick. between 9Th and l0h-aYeL
RAST 33IH-ST.
story basement fucelr Bral 4b and MiiIon-ave
WEST 35IHST
story And basement BrOwn bet 5th aud Chavez
IRVING. PLACE..
lstorr Lirh so0p BrOWr, betEeef l7fh and I'th stN
Ao. HOUSES and LOTS IN a'pos, eytv es,Tabe loeston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-09
Suction SALES Of 8:lI G. l1...

ADRIAN II. MUtLEE. Auctoueer.
4 UCTION SALE ofNALUABLE PROPERTY
! THIRD and NlNTEAvES aud HARkiSONS 70 close
Nutivdtd irerest-AlRlAN H. MI LLfR p r. MlLKlSS @"
vii rc auction THURSDAY Feb H. y O'Clock, Exchange
Ssis.oou No. III Broadway:
TulLANE5 Lots situate lie eesierly SIDE ThrAve.
near tie south easteTy Of ha1ddsudtselfh
NlS ANBJ Lots west side Of Ninthae feet iGhes north
OF Nustr-svh-sL
NINTAVEBIa let's side Of Ninth comprising
entire root Noetysevenh SnrtT-r gh;h-s's.
tkRS ONS2 wostr and attic Brick hous and Lots tuste
50 feet easteFly from ald
Nsps =, tie dice Of The Aueionesrs Finest, to39
Z J. BLEECKER, SON 81 Co. will sell at
II auon THURSDAY Feb H. 81 u O'clock t the TchsHge
El'fsruUW:
ENErSISTH Sr-Eiglt LOTS rorh side Of Ninet Dnht,
lee Of NiHth-sve., each eJNA block.
basement HOUSE and LOT,
ho.se 10 order. lo 25K4 block
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TFOur LOTS south side Is feet west 81
house. OnehauebsL
tTa Park. is graded. and has tue
GEHNNNICHST.-Two-stor brck HOUSE ana LOT, No. 40
Creensichst, between Canal anu W-ttstA; SIZE 2sryI
Maps ct No u Cedsrst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-07
THE NATIONAL GAZE.
Harmonic VS.. Mutual.


few days since the Powhatans, from South
BROOKLYN played with the Mutuals at the Union
grounds, and In q full game made the very good
OF Is to 20 for the Mutuas. Between the clubs
Of south Brooklyn there exists friendly rivalry
aud their efforts In contests with professional clubs
are put forth with the intention OF excelling each
other In scoring for themselves and keeping down
the score OF their opponents. game arranged
between the Mutuals and Harmoncs of South
Brooklyn. to come OF yesterday and tue latter wera
hand IN good season, and no time lost in get.
ting to work. The ball with which the game was
play FED was hard dead" bali, and the absence OF
extraordinary liveiness rendered II imperative on
the heders to work sharp, and prevented any dis
play Of snowy batting. the result was q
nicely played game IN the majority of the
innings The playing OF the Mutual nine
was very good. They found early IN the game that
they could make themselves masters of the stuas
tlon but they found also that they need not count
Rrookynites bared well for their bases and became
quite confident. Then the Mutuals changed around
Norton went in to catch, Swandell 10 PITCH o. Mills
to play short and VOTERS left. Then again G. Mills
and Woters changed, the latter going In to short
field. On the Mutual side Fanly, Z. Mills swan
dell, Hatfield and Mcmahon, ana on the Harmonic
side Larkn, Lewis, Fennlman, Brown and Early de-
serve special mention Tor good playing In their
respective positions. The HarmOnics comprise in
their nine several players who have figured in some
OF the leading clubs OF south Brooklyn, such as the
q good 'front.' They are good batters, very neat ana
sure elders, and, with practice will be enabled to
take leading position in the ranks OF the fraternity.
The score OF the game Is as f0how5:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-07

Wheat dull aud heavy owing In to the scarcity
sss s sssI sort psG%
81
Sh 10 sa ns White KENTUCKY 20 o pras -
cuded in sales are 10000 bushels choice tennessee to
SG1a as AND S SEQ suas a.
y a 81 = for the ss. new Western mixed and zoe
sales e 1000 bushels sOc &c for prime old Western
quiet
Barley and ss malt s and nominal mir 0
s sn se 5 rss sr e ps
5000 ess ou I, a AZ o 80 bids tobacco and
SOs -four 3D. $3.50 boxes cheese q. sos "a and
Sss 9"s
d % ap per go SSS li o' S be s 5osn
SSTs; loo ss,
Saias q Woo
win S lao 400 bs: Ds,roisum a s. Cd American bark
Direct rec a. grain S9' az
VIE Bs S
sapssy TO Ja,nsics and back bark to the continent
with sp S with n tss
al on Dr o 70
CUISINES eSn''nesa 70 rule Sul and nominal isc ic
market called Sa sales about 10 paes s
q MA ;as: description Price.
jute se 4c. do Tor ssal ana 7o. &c., d., for fan.
Shipping s0c retail lots oc III 20 long rye straw 81 40
81 80, and short do, ~ o. 81 iU W. "
hprsrhe market was quiet but prices steady
ALIKE Nc, gold do IS 81 lbs 2c do, seconds 20 81
lbs 1qc leldc Monteyideo, 20 % lbs, 20i,c " &c
Corrienes, 81 " lbs. 20c. Rio 0rande 20 81 Ina oIc
~ ornoso ~ % ibs 300 aic; California, 81 Is
San juan u % ibs ieSc al7c. Maamoros, 70 rs lbs
.oc Ec vera Cruz 10 a IL ios lsc Isc rampico 70
and Teras VI a 9o lbs 2O>c y2c., currency ''N''
1Ros.scoich pig OF sale The deynand ,,o,,c
ghs but priees were steady a. ss for Egnion SHIP 800
sales OF 100 tons Glengnock at @ 1850 do Coltness on
private torms For American the market was without activ
ity, business still being restricted BY the rnness of sellers
who demanded $ai s42 for No. and $3g alO for No
We only heard OF sales Of 300 Crane nj M md Y 10
Allentown at the same price 200 rails
were disposed oi private price Refined was quiet
but steady At ~65h f% Rails though quiet were 1rrn nj
- .-''
sales. - "'NN'
LkArHsR.- Hemock sole was quiet and with eo,r roc.,r
the market was heavy and prices No lower for m,c
ena gn wcisns when composed the bulk OF tho arrivals
Heavy w"s sHsree and higher while damaged
oak and rough dull, but unchanged VIZ nnoe. 'A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-07
ROBBERY OF The MAIL ON Long EsLayD.

Disappearance of the Huntington q. H.
Letter Bng-It IL Found RiHed in the Bushes
Near Hicxsviilc.
On last Thursday morning the half-past eight
O'Clock train from Hunters Point, the Long Island
Railrcad, took out, in charge Of the regular mail
agent, the entire morning mail from New York for
points along the railroad. At Hicksviile the mail
bags destined for Syosset, Huntington, Northport,
Centre PORT Cold Spring Hatbor and oyster Bay are
left In the charge OF the postmaster Of Hicksvile 10
await the arrival OF the train which leaves the depot
at Hunters Point at halpast ten A. NJ and takes up
this way mall at Hicksvle and distributes It at the
post oifces along the Sy0sset branch road. ON
Thursday morning last the mail agent on the halpast
eight O'Clock A. NJ train delivered these bags usual
into the charge OF the Hfcksville postmaster. When
the same tram yesterday reached Greenport the
man agent received despatch from the postmaster
at Huntington inquirng for the whereabouts OF his
letter bag OF Thursday rs he had only received the
bag containing the newspapers. The agent answered
the despasn at once snaS ne ma let tue bag IN
forwarded from thence TO its destination When
the train on It's return trip halted 1T Jamaica the
railroad trackmen While passing along the road on a
tour of inspection had found tho missing
mail bag secreted in the bushes near the
track, about half a milo west, OF Hicks.
Of letters It contained were stfewn about on the
ground around the place. This is all that Is known
of tho case SO far. II Is believed by those who
postmaster traDsacts his business that, as IL has
often been noticed before, the natl bags left on
tne platform OF the station and that before the arr
val OF the train TO take them Que OF the many
rougbs and sports VINO frequent Long Island during
the summer season thought he would improve the
opportunity by 'doing ON extra job" and picked
put and carried away the Huntington letter bag
This, however, Is only surmse at present, and
nothing definite Is yet known except the fact OF tho
robbery as given above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-07
TIE OCEAN BANK nO8Ssak
Tho Suicide Mt Crewe, EnsIand.

The article which appeared exclusively in the
HERALD yesterday In relation TO the suicide at the
railway station at Crewc, England, on the 14th
ultimo, has created great deal Of excitement in
many circles. The supposition that the person who
made away with himself, by throwing himself before
O passing train, was one of the parties connected
with the robbery Of the Ocean Bank, served, no
doubt, to throw the shrewd detectives IN this city
of the track. Tho perpetrators Of that mastery aud
audacious burglary must have had o good laugh
over the fact that the unfortunate individual at
crewe was supposed to be one Of their crew, and
have felt at the same time more secure from
discovery Qr arrest, as the occurrence IN England
would throw the offlcers on The scent.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Frederick Less, Of So
Broadway, having read the correspondence pub
llshed exclusively In the HERALD, called at the
IN possession OF the Mayor, his brother, William
lciss, who left this city early in June. Superlntend-
ent Kennedy also called at the Mayors office and
had a consultation and think over the matter,
Several others called, but failed TO recognize the
likeness. Mr.. Less will start for Europe imme-
diateis t0 make further INVESTIGATIONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-07
STREET tvorATi)y,.
Haif-past Five O'Clock p. Nj.
FRIDAY. Aurust SIS =. NJ.

FRIDAY, August SIS +. NJ.
BEEswAx steady with sales Of 5000 lbs 4Sc 47c
for Western and Southern
BUILDING MATERIALs-The market for most articles
coming under this classification quiet but prices gene
rally steady Eastern spruce fair demand but
with large offerings. The market heavy prices
somewhat lower The sales about feet from
$1s to @ the latter price choice Labs were In
good demand and hrm with sales OF at 81 49,
the market closing the latter price, Rosendae
In fair request a w. while lime steady at III Is for
and 81 70 lump Bricks quiet but unchanged
value.
CoPPEn.The market for ingot unusually active
shade hne closing strong 226c. a2c. for all kinds
The sales, which chiefly hrrn coo lbs
Lake, the spot and for September delivery at 2ac
ihe latter price for September Telegraphc advices from
CoTror.-The low grades were In improved demand for
export and held with hrmness while the better grades
but little sought after but unchanged in value For future
delivery the market active and firm. The sales
1910 baes ncudng LIS arrve) Of which 6S8 for
export $50 for spinning and ~ on SPECULATION The sales
middling for January at $780, 800 do for December and
january at Nc 50 do for the las. half October, at &c.
b0 DO for January 9 do. for December l0J
low mddins, for December private terms We append
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FRIDAY, August % p. NJ.

FRIDAY, August ID r. M
With the exception of the stock market. which ex.
hibifed moderate animation, the markets IN Wall
street to-day were exceedingly dull and devoid OF
interest Money continues TO be free supply. with
more offerings on governments than there Is any
call for even ut as low figure i've per cent tue
ruling rate on good colaterals being SIX per cent
Discounts continue to range between seven and nine
per cent with the bulk Of business between these
figures
Gold opened at 1862, advanced to 1897, reacted
TO 1856 shortly after noon recovering soon, however,
70 13sX, at which figure 1t remained steady up TO
the adjournment OF the board, IN an exceedingly
quiet market. Subsequently, upon the statement OF
engagements having been made for heavy shipments
OF specie tomorrow, amounting, Is sad to SAGA 900,
there was shade more activity, and the price
rallied to 1904, at which figure 1t stood at the close
of business. The disbursements OF coin interest
to-day amount TO s74,2a5. The transactions Of the
Gold Exchange Bank were:--Gross clearings,
ssl, 965000; gold balances, $2,02l,0ss; currency
balances, $2,765,ss4.
The following table shows the rance az cold durtuu
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-navana-Common, e5c 92Hc. GOOD 97c. 81 02&; nne
II % 81 TO- Yara-I cut, zoe. &c.,. ii cut 81 06
81 l2 lot o5c S21c neutrality-suspicious. work,
common and medium, zoe. &C., in bond good and fine
Csc: 3Oci bright work, common and medium, NC 25c
TAiLow.--The demand moderately active at steady
prices and sales made of 600 lbs at l2sc for
common to choice.
WmIsKEY.-kecepts, a2s bbls. The market was trife
active and shade frmer The sales 275 bbis-
q II 81 IL, tax paid.
WHAtEBoNE dull and nominal at 9Oc. 9bc, god for
Arctic, and 9uc. do for South Sea.
WooLFor fleece there is good demand from maDufac.
turers fair business Is doing prices not differing
from those during the fore oil the week. and
inquiry for the grades, which in hight supply
Pulled wool continues active, the demand being
principally for SUPER and prices continue to rule
steady the stock OF most kinds Is light Texas Is less
fornia-Fnn is in less demand, but steady In value,
while spring Ia toerably active unatcred prices. For
foreign the market continues rule quiet prices OF most
kinds remain nominal The sales 5500O lbs fleece at
10000 do. al asc 10000 Xxx do al Sc. 521c ichieGy
a. the inside price) $4,000 State at 46Ac. 46}sc,
10000 2ne Western at 47c., 6ouO State and Mich-
gan at 4ac az &C., 5000 Michigan and Ohio at ssc.
$500 light unwashed at 35c y5sc.cheny at 35c 1890
do do, part at S0c 5000 unmerchantsble Ohio 85c,
l5ooS bbed At 1000 No. Ohio a. soc loooo do at
secured southern, ov shearngs 5000 Canada conbing
and 1900 nos private terms also b5CO lbs pulled at
BE 4sc., including 5000 New Orleans $780, 8BI5c
LOCO black 4oc;, $4,000 super and extra at
Texas at zoe. &c. for bury fine, including lot Of inn
proved Western at 2ic 0J lbs spring clip California at
glc 3d. chiefly at Bic. 3c for about A5; 10000 bury
do at 2oc, bOW AZ do on private terms 5000 fail ambs)
price super or foreign the sales 20 bales Cape
about BIC. aud "a bales gray Donsko private
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Base Hall Mates.

To-day the Ross Clue, Of Harlem, VIII play tho
Mutuals at the Union grounds and the Empire and
Active second mines Will play at the Eysan Fields
Hoboken.
Tomorrow night the Atlantcs start for Saratoga.
where they will play the "Ifaymakers" on Monday
The Eckfords also start tomorrow evening On theu
tour toward the West.
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The Journal 01fciei Of Paris has got into scrape
by publishing the decree Of the proroRation OF the
Deputies. Tie MANAGING editor consequently loses
bis place.