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OFFICE AND STORE LouSeRs.-Can be used
for sleeping purposes without mattress or pill
lows. le,LE1 ADAMeON's, 5VS 9th street.
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CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. a24 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
Hours from q. m. to p. m. Calls made at
tor consultation at ONCE. Established 1861.
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PREPARED FROM THE CONCENTRATED
kaTRACT OF FRESH BEEF OLD COG-
OF IRON. II l.
This preparation 10 CON posed Of the Com nonept
parts OF the human system. II adds directly there
70 by tncreasipg the purity and quality of both
Flesh and Blood. gives sctiOn and tone r. the Ali
menfary Canal and building up the hun an frame
1T is 4 CERTAIN CURE FOR THE EOy.
LOWING DISEASES:
Incfpent Consunptio on, Nervous Debility. Dvs
pePsis Indigestion, hess tburn. overworke Mind
and BODY, Depression OF Spirits. Excessive r.a
OF Spirituous Liquors. Rheumatism Ulcers ana
CHRONIC Sores, and in Delicate Females Dolicats
and Sicky Children, and all Diseases srisias from
aoroken down and debilitsted impure condition
OF the Blood. Ii you want % be permanently
cured you must avoid all pursatiye mettcioe a.
take this Tonic regularly, and q few bottles WIN
make certain Cure ia the most obstinate a. for.
Torn cases. ~
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
PREPARED AT
No. 193 WEST PRATT STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
CHARLES ST0TT, 375 Pennsylvania ayenue.
Waship gton, W holesale Agent
For sale by all Druggists. auAsn
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CHARGE OF FORGERY AND THE DEVELOP
MENTs THAT GREW OUT OF IT.-Yesterday
afternoon, Detective McDevItt arrested man
named A. q. Sterrett, who was charged with
having presented and received payment on
forged check al the Treasury department.
purported to be signed by MAJOR Brooks, pay
master United States army. He could not be
identified, SO he was about to be released, when
1t was concluded to hold him a while longer to
investigate his connection with case com.
mencing in Chicago during last month and
ending in this city. 1t appears that in the
latter part of last month in Chicago, Sterrett
advertised in the newspapers of that city tor
governess or lady attendant, and lady, whose
name We omit, having answered and been
accepted, came to this city at the request
OF Sterrett, who had In the meanwhile
arrived here. Being directed by his letter to
repair to WIZARDS Hotel she did SO, bu. found
no such man as Sterrett there. She was kindly
taken care Of by the family of one Of the clerks
OF the hotel. About a week since this man
Sterrett took rooms with a friend at the house
OF a lady on 18th street, paying S75 per month
In advance, and has been rooming there since
with a young lady, to whom he states he was
recently married. He has passed himself of
as an "oficial reporter United States Senate"
and has been quite lavish in his expenditures,
no little of which went tor wines and liquors.
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AFRICAN n. E. ZION CAMP MEETING.-This
camp meeting, in Berry's woods, held under
the superinteQdence Of Elder Jacob Il. Trusty,
Of Zion Wesley Church, is still In progress,
aAd will be continued until Thursday next,
I'D instant On Sunday night Elder John
Green preached powerful sermon, after
which, on invitation, large number Of
mourners presented themselves for PRAYER
On Monday morning the Rev. Robert Johns
preached, and prayer meeting followed. In
the afternoon Rev. j. L. Hamer delivered a fine
sermon, and prayer meeting followed, cont,n-
uing until late In the afternoon. At night FL.
der Lemuel johnson preached a short dis
course, and spirited prayer meeting followed.
On Tuesday Rev. Samuel Jones preached
powerful sermon in the morning. In the after.
noon Elder Day, Of Union Wesley, delivered q
hne discourse. At night Elder Trusty again
oficiated, preaching a very effective sermon,
and Elder Green delivered an exhortation,
when a very large number of mourners pre-
sented Themselves, and regular old time pray
er meeting was Kept mp until one o'clock. The
meetings are not largely attended in the morn
ings, but during the afternoons and evenings
there are large crowds in attendance, and n us
far the order has been excellent, q fact credita.
BILE alike to the committee managing the camp,
the attendants, and the police, who look out
for many az visit the camp from curiosity OF
worse motives.
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ENBRR DATs.-The EN- Der days, a season of
fasting and prayer in the Catholic church.
commence to-day, and will continue for three
days. These fasts occur regularly upon the
first week of Lent, "hitsunweek, the TOUR
teenth week of Trinity. and the third week Of
Advent. THE Episcopal church formerly yery
much neglected the Ember days, but She IS
now endeavoring TO revive their Celebration
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BErHEspA LoDsB, i. o. q. This organi.
zaiion held Its drst meeting on Monday even
ing, at It's new hall, No. East Cap tol street,
and received quite number Of accessIons to
It's roll Of mem oership.
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DETER TOTANs,
L Turner, and Dealer In
Nv o Y
And Man ufacturer OF
BILLIARD BALLS And CUES.

PETEs ToTANs. n
And M.1ufae.ur.r o,
BILLIARD BALLS And CUES,
Andimporter Of
BILLIARD CLOTH, Cues. LETTER CHALK
nSsssa IS T futon street II a Esa' Tor
TIE sfE sf5T 81 c SSghf ~ TIE DIS
TAs tki,d day Of September, lsss.
s s.,,' n..,:: rs.', Docks
e Il the :rsssS H. a.a.s
her sslscranoe to b entered herein on q before
in 81 ss; sss 81 G S:irslt
;s..;s s9sy. r.,,.RImrres. o,.r.
T1E sTEEE%E S9TET 9F THl DIS,
The third day Of Ssptsmbsr, 1859.
A1,% Just Ne. ,zn, rauis, Doels.s.
On s nssis su, 81 tn. plaintiff, By Mr., ]. Bell
Adams. his a.toIney: Iti. ordered that The defend
ON oa nsr u.
S5s .sf 1ass s !. z q ls viii b
0RPaANs' 0oUEf, SEPT; ca, is@.-D.TITcI
In the case Of HELEN HAMAOHD, xdninistrs.
6strix Aforesaid has, with the apSrcbstion Of the
orphans, Court q Washineton county aforesaid,
s. D. ;l .S q
S:Hs; :: ~ :: the :s@: ssys ss:n col col.
al the creditors apd heirs Of ssid dscsassd are no.
unsc 70 attend, With their claims properly youched,
bsnsnt In said deceaseds estate: provided : co1v
OF THIS order b published once week for thru
ENA ami. A. A.
Day Teet:-A. WBBSTER.
see-lsWsw Register Of wills.
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CITY ITEMS.
JAPAN BRAIDs,
JET SETS,
Jet Chains,

Received this morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. i36 Pennsylvania avenue,
between AZ and 9th streets.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

INA NETTING OF THE GEORGETOWN
~ hEPUBLIrAH AsSUCIA rION win ke
neld on FRIDAY NIGHT next, September 18th at
Hood Samaritan Hall There viii be several dis.
uneui shed speakers present. and they will dis
suss the prtnoiple of the frU, Republican faith.
su interested therein are earnestly invited to at
"su D. order. }. l.. PARkHUBsr.
eoSt Secretary.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD AND KIrCHEH FURNIruRr
FOB eALE
a Will be sold, on THURSDAY. September
ID ton and Concre.s streets, Georsetouu. The
sHeuseheld and Kitchen Furniture. lately i'm
the occupancy OF Miss Mary Peter, deceased Sale
10 commence alto o clock 3. m.
sel5-d&ds THos. DowLiNG. a1ct.
IN THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.; Georgetown.
TRUSTEE SALE
- BY virtue of . deed of trust, duly recorded
t::: IN Liber No S56 folio .. will of T a. public
sale. on MONDAY, the 9TH day of September,
az the hour OF 81 o'cloct m, on the pre- misses,
all that part Of Lot number LIS. Besll addition
TO Georgetown, District OF Coinmbis Beeinnins
At the southwest corner Of late John BRIDGE
house, tn north side ef Bridge street and run
ming west "A feet, thence north l2O feet; thence
east - feet; then south 100 feet to Bridge street
then "a FEET TO che beginning. with the sracious
ostory brick Horse Don the same. formerly
occupied by the late smes Fulalove. with the use
OF q seven loot sley adjoining sad PREMISE Tins
house contains ten rooms including Q store room
Tor business, snd supplied with gas and water
makes II desirable property. Terms at sale
p. JACKSON Trustee
80 l5-d tds THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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CURTAIN DAMAsK and Shade Linens.
ADAMsON's, SEQ 9th street,
sill: next 10 Pennsylyania avenue.
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CAUGHT IN TRAP.-F0r the past week
MI. Levi Hazel, living near the National Race
Course, has noticed that nightly raids have
been made on his potato patch, and having
made up his mind TO put q stop TO the business.
patch to watch for any intruder. After wait.
ing about an hour colored man named Frank
Goldsby came along stealthny, and began to
NIL sack with the pommes de terre, when he
was quietly bounced on by Mr.. Hazel, by whom
he was turned over to Omcer Anderson, HIS
appearance before Justice Schmidt this morn.
ing cost him 81, in default Of which be went to
the Workhouse, where he will, no doubt
be made to dig potatoes honestly.
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GERMAN tEfBRAH UMION.[This organiza.
ton met last evening ~ Wills Hail, the Presi.
dent, Captain Jenk, in hechair. The Presi.
dent announced the death Of the late Secretary
adopted that the fiags Of the union. in memory
OF the death OF the late Secretary OF War, Gen.
eral J. A. Rawlins Be draped in mourning for
thirty days. resolution was offered ana
the Mayor Of this city and demon ncing the ef.
forts OF portion Of the Republican party
towards UNDERMINING his character. Ad.
lourned.
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fHE COURrS.

CRIMINAL CoURT, Judge Fisher-Yesterday
in the case Of Charles Fine indicted for the
larceny Of q watch. a nolle pros. was entered
John Wilson and Thomas Smith. charged with
horse stealing from r. b. Marcy and Calvin
Pavne, We're found guilty.
To-day the case of J. II. A. Scaureman,
charged with ahstractiue papers from tae
Treasury, is on trial to-day.
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THE MOUNT VERNON PLACE SELECT
SCHOOL.
Miss III. p. TINKHAM, Principal

The duties OF this School will lie resumed on
tMuHDAl sept eth ss No. 400 18th street, be-
Tuition IN the ordinary English branches and
drawing; with Composition and OBJECT lessons,
French Language, Sls
Circulars st the priaci pal bookstores. au-eosts
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RooFISGi RooF,uau
Do you wish to nave your building covered with
good, substantial, and economical roof In 90,
employ
J.F. NOLAN,
the unrivaed improved Fire and Water Proof
Felt, Com position and Gravel Roofer, whose work
etands good from u TO Is years. and 1t about half
the cost OF any other roof. Walls Cemented, to
prevent dampness from penetrating.
ROOFING FELT always on hand, and for sale
ct the once. 326 q street, between 6th and 7th
streets. Residence, go \, between 4th aad 5th
streets. auD -sms
Tbs. sCHUMAN q DURAND.
u 1875 W Pratt street, Baltimore, Md,
May be consulted on al Female Comp lafnts ana
Private Diseases. Ladies' and gentlemen who wish
to consult physician Of great skill and perience
will do well &c cal. Nervous Debility, &c, sue
cesefuliy treated. Business strictly con 6dentfal
All letters must contain o stamp. au7-Im
CRoss & WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROKERS
Eo. 327 PENNA. AVENUE, south Side,
Between 9Th and 7th streets west.
eAAL. CROSS.
sps-U JAS. w. WALSH.
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EDUCATIONAL

1IRe b. O Butts, TEACHER oF VOCAL
" MUSIC. besidenoe' Grant Place, ~ dor
lfom llth shett. IA
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~ ATIOEAL LOAN OFFICE, xllH sth street,
~ near Pennsyivanta avenue ROBERT Full.
TON Co advance money on Bonds, Blocks and
Real Estate, Diamonds, Watches, Dry Goods, Fur.
niture. Pianos, and all kinds Of Personal Proper.
~. n. B.-The highest cash price paid for the
came Open every day except Sundays, from Q
m. to sp. n ssly
An ESSAY ON THE CAUSES OF LOST
"A MANHOOD. By DR. J. EMORY BICORD,
No l4l W. fayette street, Baltimore, Md. Sent
free to auy address san9.Iv
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u pIocIsAG s0H0oL Of IsryIsnd; Rey.y
Principci.sfhs duties Of this school vii Be re,
sumed On September lsth, with faIl and efhcients
apply % the Rector, I93 street. On Sso2e'
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcCLrURE.
NlsHINGrpN, ID. O., September, 10. 1859. I
Proposals will be received at this once until ~
O'Clock "a. on MONDAY, the 10Th instant, for fur
nishiBg Two Hundred Tons 2 .240 lbs best White
Ash Anthracite CoAL-l60 tons No. =, for furu-
ace, and 20 tons stove size To be delivered by the
18th OF October, lS69-the furnace ceal at the De-
partBent building, and the coal at the Expe.
rimeptal Garden. on Missouri avenue.
Bidders will state plainly the name of the coal
proposed to be delivered, we'll as the price.
Proposals must be addressed te the Commission
Goal"
The Department reserves the right to reject all
or any portion Of the bids received.
HORACE CAPROH,
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easements. Excursions, Pic-Nics, &c.
NATIONAL THRATRE-IAff,ngvau .,
cue uoope. DNi ies-
ExCURsloS 70 Norfolk and re,urn nm ,,o
steamer Cont on Mondays and Thursdavs 'Ae
DAILY EXCURSION 10 Mount varno, -, a.,
steamer Arrow, al 10 a m. 0A ou 'ue
N.,So, ~ t for hire 70 picnic parties at
MARKRTTER's Arr GALLERY. .ss tn stree,
SMITH & SrRoNs's ART GALLEY. 2t5 >
stree.
AsALosTAN 1sLAND.-Tournament to-day
FESTIVAL AND TOURNAMENT az Forestvilje
ND, to-day and tomorrow.
PICNIC Of the North American Gruetli
Busd, at LGfer's Garden. to-day.
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uoNZAGA COLLEGE.
SELECT SCHOOL roR sOfs AND GIRLS,

y., Ar 211 STREET.
VIII commence fts Eleventh ANIMAL sesston
September 9th.
Inc patronage % those who wish 20 place THAR
enllare : where their mental and moral improve.
ment VIII reoelye conscientious aud a.sid uou. at
tion 10 earnestly solicited. IN addition e. a lin
sss patronage. Mrs Peck hs. the pleasure OF
HILL, Rev DIR. Parker, Rev. J. n Coou1hs -
j. v. Lewis, ID. X. HasneT. n ID. nnI i'm.
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MEDICAL pEPARTMEEr or GEO RGE
N1 TOWN COLLEGE.

FACULTY:
NOBLE YOUNG, n D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice on Medicine
rL0DOARUO HOWARD, n D.
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Wones
and Children.
yOHHeON kLIOT, II. d,
Professor Of Principles and Practice ef eureerx
and eureical Anatomy.
JAMES =. n0RGAH, NJ
Professor of Mstens Medica, fhera peutfos and
Medical Juri.Iraaenos
Professor q Anatomy, General and Descristfye.
J. HARRY THOMPSON, n D..
Professor OF Physioloey and OSerotiye sureery.
EpwARD yORHMAR, Il. D.
Professor Q! general end Physioloeical Chemistry.
j. HAkRY THOMPSON, N D.
Professor Of Clinical Gurrery
LOUIS AACKALL, yR', 6b.,
Professor Of Clinical III edicfpe
MAHwtOk IvANe, u. n--.,o-.
sfHWAnT nLDRIDGD. N ID, Demonstrs'on
1obkBIe0N HOWARD, n D.,
Prosecutor.
~ LIE peeelef course Of Lectures will commerce
oofobAk and terminate ths following MAkOH.
For the Full ooune u Lectures Sim
eeisSoistlon ,
y. &c.,. -------------.--. y
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WI BOYS reopenei on the etb OF september "a
the English Branches taught. Also French a. 1
Latin. AZ required. ..ls a.
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L A. BOSWELL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
O@ce-22s ~ street west, near st. south.
Landlord and tenant and civil business
orally attended to-
Also, Deeds, Leases, Mortgages and Wills duly
once open from Q. m to 8 ,. N. daily,
epHd GRepublicanI
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Alexander Won Humboldt.

Tuesday, l4th of September, 1869, was
celebrated lar and wide as the centennial
anniversary Of the birth Of Alexander
Won Humboldt, the great author and
traveller. The following sketch is taken
from an address by DR.. Francis Lcber,
delivered before the American Gc"Sraph
cal and Statistical Society 1T the Hum
boldL commemoralion held in June, 1888 {:
"IIumboldt received the living tradi.
tions of the great circumnavigator C"ok,
through Forster, Cooks companion, and
lived to gather facts for his Cosmos
from the latest reports OF the geological
SURVEYS of our States. lie lived when
Vol.airc died. and must have grown up
with many French ideas floating around
him. for Humboldt was Il nobleman whose
family lived within the atmosphere of the
Berlin court; and he lived to witness the
great revolutions in literature as wcl in
Germany as in France and England. lie
lived when Rousseau died (the same year
when Voltaire dcccascd) and must have
remembered, from personal observation,
shat homage which even monur:hs paid,
(al al ulSldiiIc, ~ 10 liuSJ " Iio N""''"e
Sociaic, and hc outivcd, by somc weeks.
De TocqueviIc. He lived through the
period of the American Revolution, was a
contemporary of Washington and Adams,
and friend Of Jefferson. He lived
through the French Revolution and the
aee of the classic orators Of Britain. He
lived through the Napolconic era and the
rcsuscitation OF Prussia and of all Ger
many. He studied undy Werner, with
whom minoraogy begins, and knew
Houy. He knew La Place, survived
Araso and Gauss, and worked with Enkc.
He lived with Kant, and knew s. helling
Hcgel. eknow Goethe and read Heine
He read Gibbons Decline as work Of 4
living author, and pernsed Niebnhr, and
later still praised Prescott. He grew nr
in tho Prussian monarchy according tc
the type Of Frederic tho Great. and with
the fresh "reminiscences Of tho seven years
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a THREATENING ErocII.--If Napoleon
dies, any reader of history can see, that a
great crisis Of the world will come No
man, for the last twenty years, could COM
pare with him as u statesman and ruler.
Lord Palmerston never exhibited his Sa
gacity and political forest ght more forc-
bly,, than in his friendship for Napoleon
Working his way to imperial authority
through dungeon holds, military failures,
singing SCOTS and fiery prosecutions, he
nevertheless succeeded in planting himself
the Great Emperor. And since his first
occupancy of that dizzy place, tie world
has recognized the grasp and royal nhu-
encc of master. He has made politics
and diplomacy game of chess. His bat
ties have been victories, his negotiations
have been models of strategy, and his
very books have challenged the criticism
everywhere. The great Prussian diplo,
mat could whip the Austrians with his
needle guns, but he could not defeat Ma
poleon with his needle brain. He has
been match for the intellect, the glitter
ing armories and the traditional late of
tie whole world.
Who does not feel an interest in this
man, and who does not shnd,ler when ii
dings come of his dangerous Sickness
The French have no greatness in them
selves. They are scientific, eifervesccnt,
spaSmodic and reckless. They have vol.
canic fires under their political and social
system everywhere. One single electric
current will kindic the whole structure in
to- blaze. They respect and feel the ner-
vous government of Napoleon, while for
his weak Spanish wife, and her helpless
son, they would manifest the greatest con,
tempt. Only let the lion-hcarted son of
Hortcnse 90 under monumental marble,
an see how quickly France would shiver
from end to end Aud if France goes in.
to anarchy again, the whole world will
suffer from her throes.-Easfern (N. CO.
MteiHgeaccr.
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= Dickens says: 81 have known vast
quantities of nonsense talked about bad
mon not looking you in the face. Don't
trust that conventional idoa. Dishon-
esly will stare honesty ont Of counten-
ance any day in the week if there s any
thing to be got by it .
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: A gentleman asked a clergyman th,

"A gentleman asked a clergyman the
nso Of his pulpit for young divine, re-
aton of his.
Il really do not know" said the clergy
man, chow to refuse you; but if the
young man can preach better than I can.
my congregation would DO dissatisfied
with me afterwards; and if he should
prcach worse, don't think he's it to
preach at all"
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BEAUTIFUL ALLEcoRY.-Thc old man
was toilng through the burden and heat
of the day, in cullivating his field with
his own hand, and deposilin4 the prnmis-
ing seeds in the fruitful lap of yielding
earth Suddenly there stood before him,
under the shade Of Il huge linden tree, a
vision. The old man was struck with
amazemcnt.
Il am Solomon" spoke the phantom in
a friendly voice, "What are you doing
here. old man -
"It You are solomon replied the ven
cradle laborer, chow can you ask this; in
my youth you sent me to the ant; saw
its occupation. and learned from that in
sect to be Industrious. and to gather.-
What then learned have followed out
to this hour"
You have only learned half your les
SON." replied the spirit. Go again to
the ant. and learn from that insect to rest
in the winter of your life, and to enjoy
what you have gathered up" 49,"
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternesn's Dispatches.
THE sENGERFEsT.
A.Ea.l - D-.


BALTIMoRE July Hth, ls69.-The ridges OF
the prize singing OF the SRngerfest were in
session until ten O'Clock last night Their
award has not yet been made pm bat IL has
leaked out that IN. prizes 70 the first class ha
been given tie first 70 me Deutscher Lleder-
krahz. OF New York, seyenty-four singers
who sang How come love-" and the sec md
prize 10 the Junger Msenrerchar. of Philad@l-
phla, sixiy-two singers. who sang .rne m.r.h
OF WiptwIght. The prizes 70 the second class
are not Vet known. A procession of ali the
singing societies and many visitors over mile
IN length, with gay banners, fiags and binds
OF music, rs now marching through Bal'iu ore
street on the way 10 the Schaetzan Park where
an address will be made English by the
Hon h. &. Barr, and iR German by Ur
Rapp, of the Bait more HecErr
The day Is sultry, but n fine breeze prevails
SECOND DIsPATCH1
BALTIMORE, July |.-rne prizes 20 the
second class were awarded 20 day-tas first 10
the Q4artette Club, of Hoboken, thirty-oue
singers, who sang The POETS Grave on the
Banks OF the Rsine;" aud tn second 70 the
STngerbnnd, OF Washington, ID. G., ,hrty-four
SINGERS, WHO sang "G reeting TO Spuns" rae
prizes 10 each class are the sam, the FIRST being
two grand pianos, of knabe's manufacture
valued at Sl.50 esch; and the second prizes
oeing two grand, square pianos, of q aehle's
man ufacture, valued al I,OuO.
De excitement and re loicinx OF the su ccess-
lul parties are very great. The awards of the
Judges. especially TO the first class, is uniyer-
versally satisfactory.