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CuIlLs&Fnvrn(0 Sc dSctKeber)

Sin IidbcreS GFittcI
i'm 0rocerie . eaocn ylr. 12, Geeit : Salttllore'iroBs
Sine 6laihe Sum greiie uon $1.50 tptto oas bait
nddiqite gBehitlfeuer ~tnrtreu. Dieie Yiebi5tr lit lett
lan9tr 3ett in BEN altcu 9eihditsplGse Don y. 10.
d s. 81. NteOer ~uertauit i%uorben, uno bat 9unberts
uon Yerioneu, uelne felt Sabret baran 9elitttn, tue
rirt. Sic lit o~urdbaus nibt mlan9cnebm I'M @eihrlad
unb entbdlt tstne i6dbltben SuUitanjen.
(AQn2O, 3gite)
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beraubt ulN plrbrauut uerOeu Ntren 2opa=
litdt @'sutrdl grant uidlt btipeiielt. Nunz
Nlrtt lsucr loplltn &.rgIr b%titloCu iid) lest
in Ocu 3uhtbduiTn mo ~crtreucu ijd OtS
uCiitl SaluBte.H
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t9O-t)
Ncnrac YNalhtnatnnssauperrt Nr. IO.

Die Seamt,n,ua9t 1T lpeesn oes Getertoses ouiges
i1o6en luorhen bis bsute, IL, April, abenos 8
ilbr. gne 9ieienigen, bic I'D eirsm 8nten 8creine ans
iule6en Uo1en, ino agtlG9spou cin8sla6en, bel u.
FriCbertebaufer Rr. AIS, 80 : 5dDettes, uabe
&onaltrdse, gu etibeinsu. SnI IuIlraee:
(9U-D CSsprg Z. 1S. Etfu, prop. Sefr.
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n9utingbarn=Go unto, 3D., 4. GprtttS70.
SD bc;cugG biermjt, oaB i'd MID luabreno 3 Sabrsi
In icbr i6tedtcin @liunobeitsSutGnbe btfdno, inoert
i'd an elmer Ibltmmcu Srdntbtit, 8pspepiie uno al9e.
mciHer Smlu1be, lit. Od i'd mid an cine An5a9l
acrste udbreRo Der 3Git %,oGnbte, obue ouburb Bette
rung 5u Ipireu, ~ ltclte i'd MID unter ole 8ebanos
flung 6es Or. SeHrp j. Jio9srS ~udbreno Der lesten 6
UtonGts, uno bin tb ibcrSeust, eaB i@ 9in1ItG turtrt
bin.
(6ebr.t 6, 39itc) c5ep. IN. Gilbert.
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Man nehe III &. Slanfs.

Wan ge9e 81 Z. S9anfs,
nm Rd%bmafd,inem su fanfen.
Ran gcbe su 3. chants,
un V d b III a d n II rcparirt 81 erbalten.
Yfan 9ebe 5n :. Sbanfs,
nm Spulidiiie, N0betn IL. {. 10. 5u faufen,
biuissr nns better, ais an ir8enO eineri aubern
Ylaac.
Idbmaidbincn : GIANTS,
Gde bet 2pmbarbz unp Sharp Strabe,
Der "@ritcn Saptilcns Stride. eeqsniiber. (Des6,IS
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Nene MW3etgeW.


vie Dteitnl9sr, >pslde nod EorbCrnusen on cen
~9Irbeitrr sSduoersim" baden, loUie aud Sieieniz
gen, uet6e oielem Sercine ihuloen, lUtroen 9ebeten,
ttd am DonHerfds, Den ". Glpril, AbrEb5 ubr, i'm
BtrstEs 3 gotale, Rr. 100, 9Uipfrahe, perioRlib
einSufiGoen. Die It'd ipdtlr WiClbtnocu Founcu Ht9t
be~rlliIibtigt iuer0cH, iHoem itb 9~cHaHnter Sauuerein
auloicH nil. JubdntI Srieaer,l
Is. Sulflnar, prop. amt
fOf-Ol "a ylrrNrhnft
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lJh. 0Pacfcr58 0mftituf.
Sir GdnIr

Der 4. beutidben reformirttn ct. Jubanmis @es
ineinee in Galocrtifrafe bc9Gnn tbr SommersSes
riefer am 3. Aprtl 1871. 9er td0Iihe uutsrriht
iDd3rt pon Wior9ens Il y bis ytaGmlttG9s q 5 lbr.
fS5-92l
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WeIDpertDniuua,

Der IS NORTHUMBERLAND a tin Mr.. 9" miro
beute, ben II. Apri[, Gbenos s ubr, In 0eors
Seiler's 4otal, &ds Der Canton 1tosuue nue
Sbenerdra6c, @elo p~erIooisn. ane, iuelhe ii9 ans
iblieBen Ino ooran Z bell nebmcnr% uollen, noacn 9ez
tddigt eri1eintn. SIM Auitrage: .
(9j-i) Suba1n 9d,tiblsr, Ger.
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&cppitbc.
Subn Surnbull, jun, C Comp,
". 9. 0rifiitb Il Soup,

W " VIIIIVIU W VUHIp.,
SIr. 80 s 81, @cfsSaltinIcreffr.,
jiuti1en Solioautr. iub goit=S ficezauc.,
Baltimore, NtO.,
Sntporteure II. 6dnoler in Srppifen &C.,
9alte1 lortipG9rCno zinc 9roBt uno 6iUihe gusipabI
BON franz. Wtoilauettc:, Mgmiuifcr.,
tpppclt brciten eiraI. gammet une
Sdpeffric:, SSriifclcr une bartender
5reppcnsS cppid,en,
lolple QUO ooh ocil berlbnitefttn 6Ghritantcn Die be-
ten Utllter pom THREE-PLY-, EXTRA, sUPERPtSR-
lno 0elpobnlihcl INGRAM-F epped,eu
Soeben snptGl9en per 0ampiiGtf >, Otiuer @roms
aiorttrten rpciHen une f~drrirtei M atten, ioipis
Bdd,stud, in alcn 9reiten unb Qu0litdten,
luelbe Artttct mir i'm GroBen uno 9Geinen 5u beSeus
tend berab9tiestcn YretIen uertauien.
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nifelplattirter Maarea.
SSr. 1877. 0TSeif=Q pmbarSSfrnae

eonSeiitontrtu0 BON Der .8ersiRi9teu itels@eieaihait
Wir looen oas Rublitum Gin, bic 8orSi9e oieicr
better, ais @olb uno Silber Pinitdtlid bee 9rbattens
oes @lanjes unb in Oauerbafti9teit. is lit bibIh i'm
4nlebeu nnb ninrnt cine bobe Bolitur OIL. Srgen6 elm
Bierocecbiife, SteiObh8Cf, @eittrr un6 Wu9enbez
ibtd9e i'm al9emeinen 1T bieic Vtattirun9 lebr
,Uertbuol, iolpte au6 fir 6irur9iide, Sabndrstti6e
uno matbematiihe Snfirnmentt, NIheits z@erGtbe,
Oteiier, @abein, sofiel, St0irrobs unb tauienb anoere
artitel. IS roitet niemGls, iclbit mid burh SafSpaI=
Ir uRo iuiro iutoer ourb Gas, nod eurh Sbiueiet ets
ihrudrSt. Senibaip x Somp.,
(WGrs4,6Rte.) SIR. 1877, DetsgombarSftrase.
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Shipinbfuht.
Gc6randt has bette Seilmittel
Sober Tag bringt meme 9eipetie bcs 9ro6eu gDertbes
Qunnrnz Snlfan1S.

rYfarinc Sim, Diibi0aH, %. Sui 1870.
9S. 3. Y. Sauts q Comp; 9Sert9e Serren! SD
babe ibrcn Alen's Sungcn = Salidul crbllten. SD
mo6te nitt lUini6tn, luieoer obne o%eHicloen 6u iein,
oeHn CT bat mein Seben 9erettet. sd e%ltdltete intb,
uno elm Suisn, peIder i6lieBli9 In Shntneiuft
9en=Saliom gum Sertauf, bod ipu6te ib Gthts pom
lcinen SorSl9en. Sd bate mob nibt cline 6laihe
haoon p%crtautt. @ls Abr a9ent ilt9 be!ltts, ia9te
oCr i'd Hlbts tuhBts. @r orGn9 tRmi6, fe feIblt 3u
ucriubGn. SD that oies, mo gu meiner f%reuot9en
1eGerrai6un9 bette bereite bic trte 8laihe meinen
Sultcn, unb bcUor bic brttte6laihe aui9ebroubt mar,
iUareu meme 9ungeu 9ebeit, tn6 i'd fam Nun aus els
eiseuer @riabrun9 bu mCtnen Sreunoen ilno aunotn
pom ben 8uten et9enibaiteH bon aNsH's eun8sn=
Sd %ucrbtetbe ibr iebr e~r8sbcner
mtn's qunstn.suttam entbdUt tein 6piuni, sr lift
nnI4dGLi@, islHf iNr Sts %.Htte lr S on M,t
''g Vs. SS :! u, Sarrls & GomS. ''I gisiu Z P n; i0'i lin.
gefibr nor cinsm Sabre ertdltsts i'd mid pqS iuIroe
1gsLffr f$ tets odttstSsr,s' "a iSsrt srOss gisn9sss
i'd 10 itluaG, ouB Id has Sett bitten inuste. pie
Gtantbett mar bon fllterl Giebern uuo R~ahtihmeiBen
b~e9leitCt, Cine Diarboe tol9te oorauf. Dieine 6reuns
DC ~9laubten mid i'm Ieettn Stadium Der S1tuinos
in4t nnO Poitten feline Seiiernng; % lunros mir
Nuen'S fMnSensSdliam
8as Rsbept luuros mir mitsetbsltt, roe mld per=
antaBte, elnrn Seriuh gu ilia9en unb i'd min nun
ia9en, baB rletn Nulirn 9dnSlib furirt ipuroe, unb
baB i'd iegti in Stanoc bin, nletnen 9eibdltsn, iute
9epnPntth, na65u9eben. Str iebr %er9ehensr
V. Rereoitb."
ane nit SuIteu ober ir9enb iuelhen3alsz ober eunz
e~eniibeln b%elditetc Rerionen ioIten unpre3l8Iib als
lens 9uneenzS aliGm gebruuben.
:. %. SarriS 4 Somp., aleini9e Gi9entbiiiner,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
gu baten bel aren 8rosuinsn. Sn Baltimore bel
Gaipart Setb 9. 9ance uu6 pislen aneeren.
(Sdn. tia86W)
81 Nan fam ale grten RdbmaidEncn nit monat.
tIds obsr tpobentIi6s .Sobtunsen i'm sro5sn 0arnpf'
0Rsparaturs ober GouI6pIae pom 1bornas Sbaufs,
Gtfe Der 9ombarss unc Sbarphrahs, bstomnen
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Gnnrnrnin.


OeHerQlS2crtd1nmltl1
Seutc, ben II. 4priI, AUtnbs u9r.
Spet: Ssrdtbung iiber ole acknowledgements.
9it itlmmbtrcdtiaten Wttt9Iie6er lUerOsI criltt, ii9
SOblrrld eidSuftE6er.
$3.50 M. D. Sci, Brdf.
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Gucnmaaren tltr StamtlteusWcbraun

Sbneibeuanrcn, 96ffcl, Sbcebrettcr, aeifeL, 9lael=
ellen, Ylriter, 3%GifeelnlBlen, @arters@e tdtblhaften
&c. htlli9 bel Sarriiun & S0bnc,
Or. f63, Serinstouffrahe.
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ThnlinzMnnnrrcin.
9rr nrnr. 6rimnthsNnnhtrtim De. 1"
Sl9rr! 8ortbeilbait! SauernD
Der ,Ii6ertD perpetual SauDcrz
Gin Nr. 3"

BET Oeor9 Bdlfenfeii, Cde Don Odps uHb
Breperidfrahe,
p%eriammeIt tib ieoen WoRtds abcno hSuRr 4bos.
Dieieni9eR, iuGl6e ibre SripGrnife fner uRb Uorz
~tbetlpdit dHlegen mollel, ooer 9Clb gum Antauie eiz
mes @runotiiies %beouriGn, Wcroen U69l t6un, oUtgem
Sereiue nd nrJuitlte6eH. Refine RnaBuPtung Uerz
lan9t. Srr auira9e:
(YiGrS4, 3Ditc.) .Fute, SGfretdr.
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glls ct. 2ouis, Mo., mirb Der Sob bes
%befaunten beutihen Spernidngers q II t 0 II
Graft 9emeloet. Sn inn idicb elmer ber
iuenigen tiihti9en Spernidnger Der guten al.
ten Sbuie, Die iid Der reIen 9elt sugemanbt
batten. @r mar 0titte Der 50er Sabre nit
Garl anidiis, Der inn Dor i~penigen Wouaten
ms Sem eitS porungegan9en, mad 4merifa
gefommen, unb bate leitbem elm iebr befpea.
tes aeben gefibrt. slntou @raif lit unaefa6r
"a Sabre aft 9enorben. Gr binterlGbf cine
Srau, Die er crit Dor ein paar Sabren aebet.
ratbet, einen Sobn, HamenS !Seinrid,, nnb
cine Sodter, Namens Marie, aus elmer fritz
beren unb eiten Sduslins aus Der speiten
she.
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Sin braper Rew.D orfer.- Capt.
2ouiS Giuingitou, Elm iunser Seem : Dorter,
Der bel Seginn beS neutrality-suspicious. Sries
ges in Der wiirttembergiideu @arbes Gapals
leric 0ierite nabnt unb fir beionbcre au8s
Seiduing bel 86rtb, Seoar linb Barts bic
MtoaiGe fir periSnlide Sapferteit empfingr
bat nelcrbingS pam &aiier S8ilbelm bas eli
ierne SreuS lnb BON ben @ro6ber,bgeu BON
8abeu uno SlOenburg bic Sapierfeits=0tes
paiQen Der reip. 2dnber erbalten.
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Sn Deuom Sprtugs, @reene-Go.,
Ohio, no Die 8sibcrrebtlerinnsn iebr iippig
geoeiben, erihiener an lesten @abltage eirige
20 cieier Spielart Dor Der @ablurue, nm lire
Stimmen ab5ugeben. Die 8ablri6ter meis
gerten iid), bieie Stimnet anSu1cbmen, luoer
abcr ais galante Wtinnsr Die 0anlen in elm
3inlmer ein, I'M bort Die 6rage nit ibnen sl
beiprcdJeu. Die Seiprebung ua6m cine pole
StunOe III auipru1. Die @eiberrebtlerins
ncl bericfcn i'd auf OaS 10. ENHANCEMENT unO
beitanbelt baralf, bab oas @ort ,,Siirger"
Mdunnlein uuO Weiblein umiaHe. alS if
Die @ablri9tcr i1lieBli9 ni9t iiberSeugel
loiien wolten, bolten Die gSciber einen Yro.
feiior beS Nntiod)z4 oue9cS berbei, Der bern
aud isine 9auSe Sereotiamfeit a~utpanote llnb
iogar ieincn &orratb bon @ried)iid llno 9az
tein Su Siilie nabm. aud bas balf niht,
mo bic Meiblcin mlBten unuerridteter 9inge
abSiebeu. Watiirlid lieBen ie lire j3unaen
wtiolt1 iiber bic 28ablri6ter ipasieren, bic
nift begreiicn woltsn, baB III inherent glors
reifen Sabrbunbert Oes SOrti6rittes, Der alte
ugberglaube," oaB eS jwei peri6ieosne Sc
idledter in Der @elt gibt, bon &cdtslpeaen
a~ufb5ren ioate. Delow Springs 1T iibrigels
cine Sauptnieoerla9e Der @eiberrefts apos
itelinaen, Der 3emperen5elei uno ueriaiebeneu
anoeru Sle6S.
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Wcucr Bnunrreiu,

acknowledgement bel Sobaln 9aub, SIR.
268, SiibsSroaomag.
3ieier aui cine ganS uene Grt or9aniiirts Sauuers
Gin crbebt 3omneradg, ben 10. apftt, Hbenos 5 ubr,
oas Gini9relbe9eroL uno Donnsrfds, ben ~. bs.,
ole eriie aufa8e. &betlnebner fno b0htdit etngelaz
ben. H.. AcheL prop. Hrdf.;
Sub. Sebbark, prop. Shabm.;
LSG-Q2l ~. AlE. pIop. SRlIPilr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-17
gcutifer 9nnOeszBaupertln.

Snbsm fh o0issr 9ereiu seiesti6 ~orsaHiirt bat,
10 rUetben &beiIEcbmer irGuuolidlt eriuhl, it1 in yir.
Is, Sdnf=, GIe BON GoenltraBe, bel pm. Nuereae
Gdartt elESufuoeu, pa Beuts, ben II. apriL bic
erie Sin5aglmlg ltattfreet.
SObdnn @erbnrtt, Rrdi.;
Sarl 6surr, Shdgm.;
(90-n 9Hilhelm &tiuB, SeFr.
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.. &.>Bauurrein Nr. Z.

Selo! 9elo! 9elol
gBer lest nod bieiem 9errlut beiJutreten luilnidt,
ihr Den lit Die !3stt %eetommeu, no Der gtltritt nt1t
mebr aufseibo6en Ueroen ,aHu; elm Sebcr lit bjIidft
etn9ela6en, iid baran gu betpcttigen. Die Z. Aufa9s
miro Hd6lteH Sienitd9, ben Is. April, 4benos 8
ubr, bel Gbr. SsHs, Rr. 291, Rprp : CSGpitr,
erboben, no aub poiittu Dir crte 9tlepsrlooiuT9 ltatt=
fiHoet. 5riseridl Moth, Yrdi.;
%Crr BcriteG Setr,i
(90-2) Gbriiiidu Se6s, Sdagm.
Ser ueue M0Hnt> NcrnnHSanBcrCinS.,
bel @eor9 Jfau, Gfe GaItonsAotnue unb @baptlitrJ
UtriamnuGlt ii1 nHbiten DounerftGg, ben 20. april,
I6encs s l5p uin Bic Ginl9rei6egt blbren unb erits
aula9c ertgtsen gu nebmtH. Dieisnisen, tuelde
nod anlbetls 81 nc6lnen beabiittt9en, weroeu iDobt
tbuu, Sur %1ettinmtcn !3eit uorBuiprebeu.
9)-3) q. $od's, prop. Sch.
Seun1rr 1alls II. SparsSrreiu Str. 3.
aae, petbe ib uOigem neuen oui CUTE 6 onfitutior
bafirttn SaIs YerCin dnibIieBen luolen, iiHb eriuht,
elmer Griten S~eriummluna aut bente, ben II. April
NbenoS 8 llbr bel 9rH. y. Selbing, Rr. al, T.s
Sapitr., oeiJuwobnen.
(90-t) =. &IeT1ni, PROB. Setr.
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ez9 H(brcn, Diamdntcn,
Or. u. 6. Srrblt's

( SfFct fir Damien: VSr. l.. Siie:SroatmaD;
| Sprcdfunoen III Dameu: 2-6 lbr ytddnnittogs; J
{ rmois,a, " @erT'H; III - N.Y. S9{ a %B9fgsn''
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Shulprufung.

Ulittpod une Sunnerhag, am 10. unb 90.
Nprit, fiuoet Die ldbrlibe Frltung In Der Shule Der
CUaug zlutbcrli6eu ct 81 attbdisC5 tmeimre in 6az
uCtteitr., nabe &entralzGu fatt. 9ltern Der S9l-
let uno 6rcunoe otr @Biebur8 h~Uerbaupt itub irCuRoz
litit oa3u 6iugelabCn.
Scr 9crlauf Der 4rltuno luirS uidt BIOS Jeigen, tn6
lid Die Sbuter i'm StiiRe reiber SeuntHtiIf mo So
5i9ttiteH beiEbcn iOnbern oag i~iberbdupt Die geiz
iiH6. als griitures simmer lit Der groBe Meeting
Boom bcs Relcn Sbullcb1uoes |geuablt. auh batte
Die 6irrHd 9tu 4 Comp. Die 9ciUogenbeit, cines ib=
rer prItttgen Vtsloorous Jur Serbcrrlt4uno bcs Bez
fes bort GuiSuitClen.
AufnObms ncucr G1tler bis Q~InfansS wVai.
nt-Dl
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Gin Bauperelu

iuirb beute, w1outaS, ben II. ApriG, Gbenos 81br,
in benz Sauit oes Srn. Sal. SaulmaHn, Rr. f3O,
rs CPS ulnmbiafr., o%r9aniiitt Vie, Die bieiem
SetetHe bCitreten Uolcu, linb 6ofi9it eiugeIaoer. 6ar
cute @cieSe mir 9%arartirt.
tND-il SIM MuftfddS SSigIer.
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GirmnzNrr1nnrrnnn.

FFTW6
Sa Id oas 90nBe 9ej6dft, friber pom mstnem
Batter . dpie Sdnts in Rr. 80, Suutbffrahe, ges
tabrt, gcfanlt babe, 70 made i'd Dem geebrteH Yu6ltz
fun bic AnJet9e, bag Id rtctren Sorfatb BON Mo-
bslm onrt neue Intinfe mo eigcne Babrifation per=
9roBert ino jept i'm Stanoe Bin, lncue gSaaren ie9=
llher art 10 Oili9, a5 ir9enb Elm anberes o~erarttges
@rlbdit, eHtlue6er i'm @roBCn ODER aleinen 81 pers
taufen.
Dos @eJ6ait lpirb BON lett al in mrirrm cistntn
Ramen 9eflbrt.
tApril17 INIT Morton n. Saufs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-01
GEORG ETC W n.

THE CATTLE MARKEZ.-TheraS vss q fur.t~.,
decline Yesterday in wiz from ,Soss ~ To-
week. Inc hundred and fifty head OF cattle
were sold at from SS25 20 G-25 per Toe his, live
weight; Lice sheep and lambs al from - 20
Si.e5 per head; COWS and calves from SIS 20 $50;
calves from - to $3.50 per ID3 lbs, live weight
Seventy cattle remained uusold az the close OF
the market.
COAL MARKET FOR THE WEEK.-The Cons8l-
lcation Company's receipts Tor the week ending
to-day are 4, 80 tons. shipments Z Sl2 tons; the
Maryland COmpsny's receipts are 9 .2Ss tons and
shipments the same; Midlothian Company re-
cCivec and SHIPPED 500 tons: Agncw's wharf
receipts Coz TOM and shipments 90O tons: Bor-
den Mining Company's receipts $3.50 tons, and
shipments 900 tons. Besides this there were
received and shipped TO Alexandria during the
week S,A's tons, making the total receirfs du-
ring the week q, 100 tons, and the shipments
Il ,412 tons.
TIE CASAL.-Two hundred and thirtv-three
boats arrived during the present week, OF which
- were loaded with coal, and Zoo during the
month of jane. The collections at the GeSree-
town Office during the month Of June amounted
to S9,2i94l, total canal collections during the
same month from SEQ 600 70 $4,000.
FIVE HUNDRED bushels Of new red v heat " hich
arrived to-day sold at S1.50.
PAINFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS evening a
young man named John G. Gates had his foot
very badly burned 10y molten iron at Duyall's
foundry, on the canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-01
A L T. X A \ DRIA.

CONTRACTS wARDED.-B. NJ. Smith. OF this
city. Heikel * Harris, of Harrisburg. and Small
q Co, of York, Pa, have been awarded the con
tracts fer furnishing the timber for the Long
Bridge, about two millions of feet. Mr.. Il. II.
Smith has lse lately obtained the contracts for
the timber for several hong bridges on the o. =.
x n. K. r., and the A. Il +. railroad.
IARGH SSAEE.-A snake about fifteen feet
long, one of the largest ever seen in this mel OH
boThood, was discovered a day OF two ago in the
woods on the side Of the county road, connecting
tie Leeshurg with the Washington turnpike,
about two miles from the city. A party left
here to-day 10 hunt for the monster.
INPROvENYSTr-The erection of two three
story brick dwelling houses hssbe N commenced
by Mr.. James Wiikerson. on the southeast cor
ner ofthe Intersection OF St Asaph and orOnOco
streets The Nessrs. Paggett are doing the
brick wOrk.-Gdsette last eccRtRg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-01

R5-'Stealng n husband" is the charge Mrs
DOnOhue has brought against Miss Fenny. of
Troy. This is queer article TO hook
r5-During the past six months 5000 public
schools have been established in Mississippi with
about 20 coo pupils and 4 geo teachers.
rJEvery man has his weak side, and is very
Otter the case that this weak side is the best part
OF man.
E1-In Wyoming the bridegroom does the faint
Hg and takes the kissing At weddings, while the
bride whispers, clean on me, dearest.
E~sJeff, why am you like de cedar?'' "I
guys IL up, Sam, can't tell We" Cease We stays
green both summer ana winter"
RYAN Indianapolis woman, at the grave OF
her husband, not long ago, according to all the
papers, said there was one consolation-she knew
now where he was nights.
nz-In the United States District Court in Balti-
more yesterday several persons charged with
resisting United States officers in collecting the
revenue tax were acquitted.
@-The Lancaster (Penn.) Ezpress says the
executors Of the estate Of the Hon. Thaddeus
the present summer.
MrPic mics in the neighborhood Of Norfolk
Va, wind up by the girls standing in long row,
while the young men go along the line and kiss
them all goodnight"
RIA proposition before the Nebraska Legisla-
ture, to confer the right ofsuffrage upon women,
contains the provision that the women may vote
upon its adoption. This will allow the longest
mOoted question of whether the mass OF the sex
really want the suffrage 20 be settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-01

Law DEP ARThENT, HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Ihe closing exercises OF the Law DEPARTING MT OF
reward University took place last night in the
University Chapel in the presence of p large as
semblage. The stand was occupied by Gen O.
o. Howard, president; John NJ. Iangston. A. G.
Kiddle, q. &. Not, and II. ID. Beam. comprising
the Faculty of the College; and by Profess
sCrs o. D. Barrett, NashOn, A. II. Green, and
others.
Theexercses consisted of an grafton ssOor First
Chief Justice, by W. =. Mathews Argument
on 1.-The Powers OF Congress as to Railroad Cor
IOTabonS,' 10y John :. Leary. Essay, Memo ten
VosellSUm acCuSare, by Seth A. Terry. Essay,
Edward Everett, j. Nj. HswkesvOrth. Grafton
he was Gentlemsn, Patriot, Scholar, Jurist by
James Il. O'Hara. Debate, Unanimity of .JurieS,
q. &. Rock ard Joseph II. Smith. Address
william Pinckney, A. NJ. Bland. Grafton, Ex
nudo IactS, non arthur actiO, Jos f.. Lee. Ora
uon, Alexander Hamilton, X. q. Wagner. jr.
Gen. q. -. Howard addressed the Graduating
class on this important event OF their lives and
expressed the hope that they would honor their
profession, and BE- hOnored themselves in their
journey through life.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws was then
conferred, and diplomas awarded The graduat4s
as follows: Moses Nen>leycale Moore North
Carolina; John II. Smyth. PENNSYLVANIA: ID.
Augustus StrakeT. Kentucky.
Mr.. John A. Butler, in behalf of the Junior
class of the College. Presented 10 Mr.. John NJ
LaHgston three volumes Of CasSells Illustrated
Shakespeare; and G.. ". Mitchell, on behalf OF
number of valuable books.
Prof q. ID. Barrett made few remarks which
closed the exercises. The addresses of the stu
dc nta were carefully prepared and well delivered
ard altogether the occasion was very interest
ing one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-01

BALTIGORE AND POTOMAC RAuROAD.-The
Baltimore ARCTtCdR says: The work of LAYING the
track Oh the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Is
progressing finely. The track has been laid
south Of the Annapolis and Elkridge Railroads
as Tar a. the Little PatuXant, and north OF that
road about three miles. The bridge across Rogue
AaTDOr, a small stream running into the Patux-
ant, has been completed, and the cars have
passed over. 1t consists of one span fifty-fye
feet in length. The employees OF the road are
at work on the bridge over the Little Patuxant
and expect to complete il by next Wednesia
This bridge will consist Of one span $50 feet In
length. The tTack-lsying viii then be pushed
Tor" ard with the utmost despatch % the Big
fatuXdnt, which is two miles distant Three
other bridges Of two spans, each $50 feet in length
viii bc thrown across the river. The engineer
expects TO complete this bridge III fifteen DAYS.
From the Junction, short distance from the
Big Pa'uKant the work will be rapidly pushed
coward south, both towards Marlboro on the
Man Stem and Washington on the Washington
Branch. Ia the meantime parties OF workfnen
are LAYING the track north towards Baltimore;
sIN miiIs Of track already laid, and the pros
pGct IS more than fair that trains will be run
nHg Oh the " asliingtOn Branch before Christ
mas.
The work on the Baltimore tunnel is being
pushed with extraordinary energy. At both ends
of the tunnel large force of labOrers Is employ
cd, and should obstacle be interp0Sed bv prom
ertyholdeTs along the line OF the projected i'm
prove ment, the people Of Maryland may con-
graduate themselves Oh all early completion OF
the road.
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ALLEGED ISHUMAN TREATMENT OF A PRS
oNER.--A Policeman Breaks HIS Cle5 Oper a BORE
Hsdd.-Last evening az Pound Master Hoover
was making his rounds in the first ward in com
pany with officers White and Summers, Tilly
Chism, boy OF Is was arrested by officer White
on the charge OF resisting the Pound Master
Summers, 1t is alleged, for some reason ierked
the prisoner away from the other oficer and
handled him pretty roughly. The boy tried TO
release himself, and in doing 50 fell, when Sum-
mers used his heavy baton beating the youth un-
mercitully, IL is stated breaking the club over
his head. When the bOyiwas taken To the station
be vss found to be 80 badly injured that Lieut.
Hurley called Drs. Lee and Hagner 10 attend
him and allowed the suffer to be taken To his
home. Lit. Hurry promptly suspended Summers
until the matter can be investigated. From the
stat ments OF persons who saw the affair, in
cluoing the other officers, 1t appears that the boy
was coming along with White quietly at the time
Summers took him away from that officer
Summers Is a strapping big man, weighing DO
pounds, and IL Is represented, could have easily
handled the boy who is a mere stripping, with
out clubbing him.