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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

I'm Surd %. g.. MeSiltnt, v
Eiii 9abcn Or. t6i, Sab. 9roaoipap, Office SRI.
" 81, gturSs Satoerttrdbe.
gas iebr ipertbpoue iino ,plnidensiuertbe Sefits
tbun AMI Der
Siiepsif.Sde ppn Srpaswap uns N aeiiouftr.
f ann Mutton spcrtante.
3ieuiidg, Den II. Sitpber. Hntbmittda5 3llhr
iWerbe i'd an Srt unb Steile nas iebr ipertbpele Cd
Behetburn, eelcasn nui Der SiioiUen7Gte pcs groaos
,pau uno Der Dtdeifonitra6s, nit elmer iironts bon II
Run 6 3ou ant roahtpdp unb elmer 3teie uon ~ fub
6 3og an Der WdoiIonitrGse, gum 8ertaule ausbietsn.
@runosinb $62. so, 3atlhur I'M Suit unn Sanuar. =
Yeotnennaen: bic 6dttie boar, Der Jfef In iedI9 Wos
naten init 3ipfeu, oeer Haes baar. Uie CO outgeSogen
ipirb. VI. u. WfeJittpn, Nr. tGt, .. sYre0oiuap;
t23e,40, 2. 4,6-5l I. .. Gies, anft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
@efan1IlAadlnn0clt.
&IircNu Ser StraGru= Surhbrud5 :
SummilIGre,

Baltimore, brI4 3. EEobu tS1t.
Stt GommF1frt itr Stru3rH &urAUrutC IN lrt
StJtt si4lttHoIt MAIDEN 5IeTnit ttia1rt, oaB I've put
btutBtH 1uRC etEc tIi4uWtHitCuuug otr Sutibdbia
guHBd Summru, uutDutu uun 9teEtbutObunaG
SttucTn. tUtlntbuu IgHtU 90 GgNdgbttt elmer am Il.
tyylTuur 1870 gtrcbWtgtM BgrUrorUDl Crs Wiluar5
JUb StabtJUtbts Stbul5 Stprgvy,truHq uH0 8utG
trttCuG bgr JulrtrnbC upn UttttuCuHta NbCHut bic
sutWtlUihGrts JtpGc GlgttbGNt Il. 1]utTiIUrt inc ,loUit
rriautrlos @ulnbrtilt bglaattt 4olHtraBe hrt'uI
s46utgvuaiur WT ltuIia19 uue 5mhidt gtuitr-
itHtE-t,r, uub tGE tIr 1ttuctiHlaBcH Un au' nadF
iu.gcuO ushtT an8g6rrCrt Srurb ititc triutftH miro:
ppH cr <uflutt ptr UofW6rrJRBu bts 'uT I~otblutc
tlr S~3bliIiiT. uno Won Ger L~Jttiltitt cf g'ruGolnlp
bic lur Euitlit CtNtlUIhCrt HtuG6 nit GtnihluS ec5
NugarCRes ou AgbuttGBt Don @rteunouu AptUut
nut NJcnte en- Ittcr zTaBD Itocr @Ght uHo ltetnl
@lFpfu lrrrTbGib bg5 lbtu gH7,iHErrI @cutcttsi
0ut ami oLa QaH,t NlcUltr ilyiiICn br Saoidte tr
NQIlEhutraFc uHb Ger RoIoltllr htT StbblttTuBts
iLplltgU Dor S3ctitlt br Siblb,rt liolb puo bTr
Stttltt orr GutbgeTIlftrGNr init &tuihtufa ItTtnranbr
ltotm Ed7tEE t]gugJbrib tItitb G1tblttts; iobuHu aut
cGo anNBt mth.tt BmltSU btr 2Sguistic ser GGtlta
o~tlitrdRt tro ctt 2tttltttE ufr <bly1trlFt uHh gut
thgn or DllNutr tuT Ninlb,rtrlEt, otr Suoietft btr
GttOcutrdBe uno tu J,u1oiuit uou JrRtHs' aatu,
ttHiLltGilh alter Uuutfuty miI ,y4,Gtg an liner
bittrs,
Sit mattu ticJrurt iuucr b]ttarut, bal re am
@ipHtuu, con 2. Ctlgbtt i~.l, NgtutttGRs 10 ubr,
IN G'l'tNu hCr GUlumlitGIC Uu1 Der S0G0t aGdt 6tr
GGtutJl uno ytltuGt0utraBe llh uut'dHmIu wCrtcH,
uUI irHtHb cine oar DCnLtsotHsr, IN hCGQtgnT |GbruC
brtpuiiRit Ftr'ou an Rcu1Bntlnl IUar ctipd GtumgUb
rg5spga lyufC, Huhm4tbtJHtr ETuiaHg 90 unttrIututH.
t.iuhu ~. aSGHurr,
.iphu :. 0urrIua, -~G0mmlnGTti
.tdmeN %. GufcB.b
il|0.4h warttuit SuFWcu, HituaT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Staat WarulnHn,
&ilrcdu ecS Stdhts=S cfrctdrS,

annapolis, %, Oft, tstl.
Mn M!r, tte 90 duacht!
0irrWit nlJo ttiirli lluatt, pgB ugi'm @Uuuus
HcuJ Gin @llnGrAualaRl'ub 1IHGtTryli iuuItcu IL
~ benz trojCil t,3 SiUatt5 N,lgu SrdnF GSaihs
tu0tcn, iGtp., wtIb.r TN Griwlr4l C'trtht, iEt bic
Stnbt N0tplmurt I'M zrgt,mu,r ICymlHt 1870 tt5
NiIbtagle hlutuQJi uno go SutnttGUttrait ple SUM
Is. blbru0r iStg ururtlut luuIUg.
Ger NhpUurtUtur Nth hIloS to tNIiUb On pbct nod
otm %. Ett. 1871 yur &utturtucuHB rcutbntri
bis bIbll lutTcCu Erot,ttc GCltu ri,ita @Glub augc-
bort ugrNgr unb Die brtltt'yntc Ettittuu nab bcm Gr.
luflrn Cr5 yNGuurrrCuUs lut Gtuittt uultgtr.-1m
Nutr13C crG CuuUuyUtuIG:
tgiO,g,dll ". Is. Solpear, ztaGl5iEg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

Gin @dz@rucerie=, 9iquorz uub 8tetibtaben init
Waaren nuo breiidbri9er Badt nebit Da9en unb
6lsiihaGuoe in eerir9ton mb Wiarib. MGrtte. llrs
fade bes @Serfauis. Sobeefau. Mtnn mcioe ih bel
Srau 3%prfemanm, Gcfe Ger hanopers uns Weits
ffrnge to3q-lI1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Oib6onS' Sotel,
.,3lprmarts- AaQe,"

- gr. IS unb Is, Welf. Sapettt=S traBe.
Obise ndbrcnb Der CONNER : 1ionate. umse.
fir BaIe, Gou5erte, aIsteauneen II. |. 10. Dem
8ubIifnm aur 8erliiguna. NGberes bel q. Shrtb,
Mr. al. Mpre: lSept.ti.1Wlt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Wrunn,inlen al ncrfauien.
@nbnl1uler ~ berfanicn.

2 bon ie $40, 9 oon je sos, 2 BON ie $40 mo 6 DO
lie $40 oirtb ,JpIn t3lenn & Gpnp.,
(23i-l ger. 69, GBeft NapettsfrdGe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Clint WinrHInuO,
SWrcau bce StndtSs ScfrctGrS,

I~WT|VUTTII D. NTT. M,
Mn Mllr, Gle 60 nuorhti
0ilrUit luirh brtluUt atm1tt. cas- utl'm @Oubtrr
uCur yin WcGnat llu1V5a NA,utO ytrotrtiht tuuybcu ~
In ocnl trOsrlt bce SiaNro NtNCl Iuirph todrrffuu,
rullttU 90 ctU GrIHtU1l-@trtitt rGr dc Stdbt Ntla
untuU I'M lauuur JtW,HC Io55 Dec DlUr6,5 tm ,tuclt
tea tarGtt Ebulubrt uno ~ Z lalFtn SubtlaHt.
iINil uCrurIlrll IuuJot.
Ger cAouprrnCut uIb briaat.5 UtiuhGu oou nab
pCW %. SIt. 1871 qua GUGtHtihc6HHg u0tuCbm,u
btb 0Nbln tptthtn NyUtCltg ltQtH olCits @ciub aHpta
bort lucbGH unb ct, btr,lftubc A'ctIttpn rod 0rUt Grr
Wviitu bsb Cguu,IuyIrU 9uT GiIitdt pfitu ittE. San
NU'I4G tvB NyAuvrHluTr
l2lu,1,5U Y. Is. Nruneap, Stalt5ittr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
G---dn9ic ,Ridmuno : 9urfHnbs
= Giicnbahn>giuie."


Bon Mlttpod,, ben IS. Scptsmbsr, Gil lusrocr Die
fhonen. idreGfabrenoen uno %beauet,sn SonpItr
,Gaiern Stu" mo Daniel l8ebier" tbre SSertte an
Bier Rt. 10, 2igbtfrnb,n m Werfte, nabe Barreiirase,
ierem Tag Io6mittasS mn = ubr nod ~ ~ o int
ine ocu arbcren Sanouugsltclei am Yortfluiic, &c.,
~UerIafieu, i'm 4nihfuiie su g%Beftpoiut on bic -Slse Der
.9idmonbs Dorttubs@ iieHbabn" nab Rihmon6, pc
~tersbfrg. gSbite Sulpbur Sprinae. Danotue, Wit
min9ton, @bartotis bis yieipa Orleans. Grandfather
uad alen 9untter In Btr9iuien unb Sarotira Deroen
tdattb bis Jtatmittaas o lbr angenommcn. 9ater
ebenIo ~niesrie, wie nit Der 8dilinie npo iibcr Yort5.
mouth nab aIIen Guutten in Carolina, Charlotte,
0talei0b, @otesborougb, Sduetteptlie, Witnin9ton
Ii. |. 10. 0nittun9en lin 8nrdidbrt iino Snrhiradt
iuGroeu garnntirt uno ole Rateh sbenio nteorig, ipie
aui aneeten Nuuten aliteut. "
iydlracle nod 8idlrnonb. $3.50. $500.
fSabr9ete nod 8iihnlonb une Buriid 600.
Tabtsel6 nad alien Gaeeren gurtten I'M gtet6en
Betbdltniie.
4aiaaisre. wcldc Baltimore .NadlmittGas 4 llbr
%pelaier, treter firth y II nbr IN Wttlnono, No., Gin,
no it'd, aife $duetltlae ndb Dem Siibeu dnfdtieBen.
u Samuel4. c5raao. Bsncrdl-G gent,
tgus. 81 ,t2Dte.) ytr. Ia, ei9bttraee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

- SAM fise.-5b babe ueridteoenc Der lbonz
~ item nno beftsgelcgenen eGnelee gum Bert0ute
inntrbalb 3 bis 6 Utrtlen pom Baltimore, iuethe I'M
Warfte fino; ioUie aud 2antfieuen ie9liter Irt II.
81 allen Bretien. Mud SBpbnb6uier in Gnen Stootz
tbetlei. 1elcer dussuieihen uuf Sppotbet. G,rlnos
mietbcn All uertauIen. gBeblel ne9otiitt. Siher
ann NQ6icben often auf Npplifatton aui Der Nprbs
@eff-Gdc her Sesitgtons nne ct. YauIhraHe.
tGept. %, t9) q. &ibe3eD, Wfdtter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
ScmtFhcS
Arbfits lladwri(unas DarCau,

VT. 272, Sl0sBrpaolpdp,
uuter Nufttd,t Ger .Scuttd,en Geie Hfd,aft."
9ieieniaeu, iUeIpe ocutidc Sdnopcrftr, Arhetter
une Sienitboten gu beitiItiacu Ipiiniden, luolen lid
~peribnlih ODER in i%ranttrten 8ricitn an ben agcnten
ber@eie1itaft &rn. S.6. % cIltn1b0ft Rr.252,
5iie : Sirpdemap, iUcnocn iUclber urent9eltltG
auStunit ertbetlcu miro. tSan26,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
QnnnitcQe Ill hrrfnufrn.

- Cine 2anbte1e BON Asa gder in 9ulnnp's
49, SGleu, 4 Weiten bon Goufontotpn. Der Boz
Ben N ianbiger 2sbnt, 0ites urbar urb tetdt hcarbeis
tet, iebr seti8net iiir Belihsorn, Sairr, gBaiSen, 0ez
mtie, QDeintrauben, 8etrcn II. /. ~. Ius9eSeidnea
ties Auelluoifer. 0as 2ano lit ind Seleer 8etbcilt,
Msdiier In jeoein; bat elm neltes, 2~sitofiacs %fteinernes
@obnbouS nit SeleraeihoB. 8bet 80 Nu6, ntt3inn'
D0dD, ih6urm aeaer, 8lotital fl hetl6 SUB, 6iibners
bau5. aueIbausu II. I. ~. @s III aud Gin aalfoirn II.
Mfurncrbrud an Rlaee. 2age geluno. gu ocrtuus
fen biui9 bel -. III. Sopfe,
u4i-J SIR. 8, Gam Suitotngs, ct. Pautfra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
3u Dcrfdufei,.

Nv ?
Gin tlriner @roccrtez uno 2iauor > 9aben, elm uorz
Siigltber Stano nit ~niebri9er Wtietbe. NRan meloc
fth IN Der Gspee. b. al. t94O-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Sir. &C, Noro- Sab, 5~reocridItra6e

NtNtNNVttf
p~erftrtiat Stfeut 2irbeiteu ieeer sftt, ipie
fd,mieees uue aufeiferne e3ctdufcr, IbiircH,
SemterIdeeu, 2ounenead,er &C., mo III eiuaes
ridtrt, um in Der 5tabt nh aGf6cm pdrbe
III ~iirSeiter Sriit unter tndsiNen 9ebiupunptu Arhtt-
ten ausbnflbrcH uno auibufettu. (Aprt20. )
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Wnnn1lc Nnrhnrn.

bic qroBe Ptanctcns z ttCrtr, Dor wet6cr bic 3u-
tunft pte Gin Offences y u6 Gui9cibGd9en
tteat, tam IN l9ret sSobnIn9, gsr. a53, Sue : Me-
fRQt The oe1Oneu meT6eu, (2i0-hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
feenGs Yu hfrfnufen.

fT5 gu b~erfauten. ia. .Hr
G:ll 9teine Sduier on Der Eeberate, nate De-
caturltrGbe, purb Gelfair Marriott,
y 0NH ct. RauliraBe, 2. Sdue n1r6ltH Don
eerin9tpnfru6e.
St0,0 600 In @rnnbftiiden, WrtinoBinfen uHb auf pps
potbet. 9etiair @arriptt,
o ct. RautIraBe, 2. Sous norblth uon Der
(22S-) SertugtonftraBf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Gin gruBer utb ~elcBanter
Observation-Disclosures en- ucbf IN pbuuun

I'M Gin sruBer utb e~lcBanter
LII 3.StotfigsrS3acF i%tsimIdt Ell nebda8ohunua
ats 8ditrti ooer 45roccrie etngrrthtct,
on Der Rorboit @te Der @toracs unb Gbdt5lUortlr.
g1ir peroen Sunncrftdg, Den IL. SttobGr lS,l,
Iadlmittaas 4 MIR, an Srt UNI z~ttlttoue iolgena
oerm0fen hCidricbrnC icbr biiblhe uu6 acceptable
yCIttbuIl sum- Sertauir uWSbteteH, rGmIih:
SaS adnie @rnneittlrf ucbi 8cbGulidTciteu
an Der RoroOita @dc Der @epr0c- uuo ShOt5luortbnr.
Das @rinbtld bat % Tn6 e !SuG gronte an Der
@sorgcitro6e uno etnC Gielc BON 60 gus 9 son, na6
elmer Z GuB hrcttCn INcp lid Crltrttero, bic nd bin
ten bis duf IS Nu6 + Sou crnctt.rt,
Die @cbGu6e utNCltn in ciReiu groSet uno ihOnGn
ouit6digcn SGeen nebt QSubmuna init hoppCIttm
Niuttr @cbGubC, Stucia mo oreltotig, ltnb eiucr
Shcucr. 0us VANS bat 5poti Silmcr unb ortt
moberne @ogcritnittr, SGocnttide, SbeIut6 II. I. 10.
uno uite ncHcu SsrbeiitrungCn rrpit @~aseinribtung,
bciBeS uu0 tlItes ySdlcr, iFcuetbclro, SGtplcn I'M
aeICr, oui's &ouhdnot8'te ctn0Cribtct. &c. Gfuno=
Gins SOS.
9eOingunscn: Ole &ilitc tn0r, Der Glct In G Dios
naten nit 3tHiGn lno outer @ir8lhatt, ODER bG5
@an1e badt. Cine anibtG8s lnblIn8 non 500 notbs
iuenbia.
(257.9,4t-3l Q. s.. Cover S Srbnc. autt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

tF.H N%NnDhBlNIff jH b%trfdHTtH.
-E.i- 8pei go banter on Der gBaIferira5e, 10
beI 81 SIM bis 5ur HarfintraSe, nabe Der Ct. Better
Itra6e. s650ie6es; s2j0badr, Der Vel in Salpcretr.
3as Sans Jr. 800, on = Gageritr., benz U~lGoiions
gins SS3. 90.
Gin Saus an Der @ilmorz, nabe RulberrpitroFs, f6
bel 9j BuB, 3aitOdia lino nit irau5ofiitem 8ade.
Brele 5000; elmer @uinonietbe nntcrtportcn.
sJpbu Gjienu & Gomp.,
f0otN Or 80 J,efJ - Escnettetro6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
gu %bcrfanfcn.
I'm giabtlr. >Giacntbum AZ ~berfaufem

-E.ll. Sh5nes Gi9entbum nit 2aben on Der eigbts,
indle 6iaftaBe, t6k 6uB Brett unb 20 SUB tief bis an
cine 8 Sue breite Auep, "a . it6ii9, nit : fttdi9cm
Sintsr8ebduee, ibbren seller. Gas, snafier Ii. f. NJ;
Riebrige @runbmietbe.
I Werner elm glitter 9eidaftsplat an ber Boreflra6e,
ioipte pcridie6rne feline biIiae Sduier.
t gfrs5, aStutam Golton * Comp,
= .sirnmer NI. II, ~eaip Bniibiuas,-
IoIQ-l NJ Hfe her Ei NnIIs Ihh Qerinn tnnfrnfH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09

t M d. : nSpd,seit ess Sigaro."
Gintritt 81; auf Ole 8l0erit 30 Gents.
Sibe fonnen in Vic@Gfirep's YtHitattensS onoIun9
~ 8erSies@rtmi 1T 6efeits irbr beoentrnN unc
Ueripritteiue du5erit eriolgreibe unc cte9Nnte SGtIoi.
(23m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Sur Sfadribt
fir
GeiienSe nad benz Siibcn !
GrpGe Der. Stdatcn : Npute mad,
Scm Siocu!

3tpei tdelide Shneaptts9l nien mad, Rreberitss
burst Ridnonb, Yettrsbur9, 4ctoon, Witntnatcn.
H.s@., 8anuile, Charlotte, 9otumbia SbnrIttou,
S.sS., Nu9uitu, GEO., uno NcpsS Orleans, lbcr
Npibingtan, .. 6.
Sibiahrt ppn aSalttm ore: ftnb 4 litr 90 Dlinus
ten uuo Rdhmittdas 4 utr 40 WinuteR tSonntGgs
Radmittugs auspcnommenl.
Mnfnuit in H,d,none in 10 gtunesn Don
Baltimore.
We9en adberfr Hustnnit uno DurhaStnets peret
man fb on has Btaet- 8iirenu IN Der Sambens Sta.
ton bfr ,8aIttmoreaS biuaGifenbobH.
(Vtuit0-) Susb S'Sonnpr. BaiiastsrsEseut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
0~{erIannt.

Gint0e ShnetOcr erftCr Staiie fir feline 0iode Soien
llno Weleli mr. ole be II braubcn nud3ulragGH.
@fc Der ct. 9auIs uno gazette Stra6e, unter
Yrrnum'6 Sptet. t239-ih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
gu %berfnnien.

fin 3u berfuufcn.
Ezili Die Ian8setatlirte Gonnitorei Sar. Al, RI
Gaps, iiohe Sarriipnftra6e, nit 'orratb unb Sin.
ridtNng. 9rtis $500. = Derner bus 6als Gr. 81,
SpriugffrdEe. 9rnnoinietbe SIP. Treis $3.50; ios
mic Elm SauS an Der @bcsnutz. nabe 9apitrabe, 81
ftpdig; badlteinerr; 9reiS $500
I!ueoun s Sruaeup,
t2i0-) SIR. 10, salu 8uiloinss, 81 Yaulirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
MQb, Selntnn,

bic icbr 8eidtttc Gatbgeberin, tanuSu ieoerSett aber
Serldttrtiie ees Sebeu6, lber 9lld mo ln9tid &C.
lprohCu wGrneu III 8r. 3S6, Eisbtitrahe, OtcrtC
Ibiire bon Der g9ctitrdbc. 90 Gents pro Berion.
SpnntaNs nibt in iprebtn. i23l-42l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
QltrulnailGle MathldllGae

Nrrf Or. SdrI 9reu6, tOCther iCine Bobuuno DOT
SIT, 81, &araltraBe, nab Nr. Al, Sarriionftroilc
ber JpeiteH Jir. AZ uOn Der Baltimore TRACE, oGrleg
bat. 3Crielbe aiebt fiber uue 9Crbdltnilic unb @c
beimniiie oes 2tben6 g~istiuft. tStt.9,lDit.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
BIT prrhanffn nao 81 uermicibrn,
2u ocrimicthcn.

gu oeTtHtsIUcN+
Der arOBe, uortreiht6 aus9Citattete 9cIet inter oer
GrpcbitioH 6cS n@otrelponOcnten" III Ioiort lDobtfetl
OH ciHcu reIpoRitbcln lInternebmer au pernietbcu.
&etSun9, gHGier uno 0Gs. Nan melbe lid in Del
SEpee. 3. vi. ubS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
Rlt bcrmicthen.
1u Ycredufcu.

lii Sin mjbltrtes % obnbans, i'm RittcIpuntte
Ser gtaht 0cItgGn. DtGn meioe fb BET Setfair
na ~nrriott, ct. Sani:, Siuctte G9ire norotth pom
tertn9touitrGite. t23S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-09
@irtbldafts Gr0funng

~ Scr llnter;eitnete eroffnet beute,
eAzEgn&M Wpntas, Den 8. Sttober, feline in
@1kSsStr. 100. Scfe Der 2uinbarhs une
Springifr., neu %eiu9eridtete sBirtba
ihait nit eiuem oelifaten eunihe uno Sol. Sdreter's
Bier miro bic 8uritt9en %erquiden.
t24M g. &iiridjuer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-25
The Carnival.

Curiosity 70 witness a scene 50 entirely new
in our latitude took us to Washington during
the recent Carnival where, indeed. we were a.
unused and interested if net edited by many
novel sights. as well IS ostlel by a crowd Of
proportions far more magnificent than any in
which it has hitherto been our fortune 10 be
mingled, to the great detriment Of our own in
dividuality and danger Of losing our identity.
We have neither time nor space to enter into
particulars Of the proceedings Of Monday and
Tueslay-beiug too much taken up at the time
with passing events to take notes, and having
but IN Indifferent memory, it would be a Sc
riouS task for US to attempt to recount the va
rious phases Of that extraordinary spectacle
Suffice it to say that races, tournament, mas
qucrade procession, Illumination and fireworks
were al ine-perhags such display Of horse
flesh and craftsmanship was never before wit
messed on any one occasion. These were the
main points Of intereSt-other minor matters
pleased the immense surging mass Of two hun
6ycl thousand human beings for little time,
aud at odd moments when there was break
in the programme the running and pursuit Of
a stray dog seemed to interest them as much as
any Of the grander performances.
Being Of the privileged class Of editors pre-
sent, we were kindly rendered the freedom aud
Inequalities Of the city, with tickets to the
Carnival Ball, Press Banquet, points Of out
look. amusement, &c.-our badge giving us
permission to 60 where the unpnyileged dare
not venture
On the whole we enjoyed the rarity Of the
thing, not in the least Directing to getting into
close places. surrounded and pushed about by
whole bevies Of pretty ladies', handsomely at
tircd-and it has never been our lot to sec 4
greater array Of beauty, or more beautiful ar
ray,-anj though fairly wearied out at the
close, shall ever remember with pleasant emo
tions the two days Of the Carnival at Washing
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-25
=" Dead Lock. +"

The Illness Of Senator Oakley johnson is pc
culiarly unfortunate at this time. His vote is
needed to make up the twelve necessary to the
passage Of bill in the Senate. Eleven mem
bcrs now in the Senate a majority Of those
present, favor the passage of the Constitutional
Convention bill and other important measures
Of reform, but the absence Of johnson causes
a deadlock and prevents the passage Of law
Il is tie opinion Of many eminent lawyers that
the isuation Of Senator Johnson, by reducing
tbeuumber Of Senators to tweuty-one. would
enable the eleven to pass legally whatever bills
they might agree upon. The Constitutional
provision in relation to the matter is that ono
hin shall be passed by either branch without
the affirmative vote Of majority Of the mem
Der, elected thereto There are twenty-five
members o'.r'si to the Senate. The rcsigua-
ton fone Of these members may be construed
as creating vacancy and thus reducing the
number Of Senators 90 twcnty-ouC, Of whom
eleven would he a MAJORITY.
At all events, it is to be hoped that the dead
lock may cease and some means be devised of
proceeding with the business before the Sen
ate Hhec'ng Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-25
The St. Domingo Expedition.

The steamship North American, from Rio
Jneiro, via St. Thomas, arrived at New York
yesterday, bringing news Of the safe arrival
out Of the United States steamer Tennessee,
having on board the St. Domingo commission
crs When the guuboat NautaSket, which
carried the news to st. Thomas, lefl st. Do
Mingo, arrangements had been completed for
taking the vote Of the population on the
question Of annexation to the United States
y dispatch has also been received, giving par
ticulars of the expedition. The news was re-
ceiyel with much satisfaction aud WAS
promptly buletiucl in Washington the in
teUiseuce diduscl gres, py throughout the
city, and gave immense relief
The Commissioners were rec jvcl with
great courtesy by the authorities, and TX Sen
sJor Wade was quite prypossc,sed in favor Of
rresiden! Blcz. whom bc found 20 be iutell-
Gent and flank in lis intercourse with tie
commission.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-25
Special DiAPo'ch to the Wheeling Register. ]
From the Capital.

CHARLESTON, Feb. is, 1871
The Joint committee on Finance Of the two
Houses Of the Legislature made their report
yesterday. They show that on the lst of Oc-
toLer, 1870, the date of the Auditors last re-
port, there was deficit in the Treasury Of
more than uinety-two thousand dollars In
consequence Of this unexpected lack of funds,
several important appropriations will entirely
fail, and all will have to be reduced to the low
est possible figure.
The Lill regulating the terms of the Supreme
Court of Appeals will be passed by the Senate
on Monday. The term Of the Court ODE held
in Wheeling is fixed for the second Thursday
in July Of each year.
Senator Foreman has gone home, having re-
covered sufficiently to travel Senator John
son is improving in health, but there seems lit
tie probability that he will be able to resume
his scat in the Senate during the present scs-
sion. 1t is thought probable that he will re-
sign. Should he do so, the Convention bill
will be passed without delay, eleven votes only
being then required in the Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-25
European News.

There is yet no reliable information as to
the progress or character of the peace negotia-
tons. Unauthenticated dispatches state that
NJ. Theirs is anxious to agree to Bismark's
terms to clear France Of the Germans and
bring back the French army. and then he pro-
poses, it is added, to provide for a plebiscite,
to decide whether the Count dc Paris shall be
King.
The Emperor William is said to be very i'll,
and there are grave apprehensions as to his
recovery.
y rumor has been received at Lille that
forms of peace had been agreed upon, one Of
them the naturalization Of Alsacc and Lor-
raine. The Rappd thinks that treaty may
he communicated to the Assembly on Satur-
day. In Paris it is declared that peace is GER
tain. \ Berlin journal says that, unless the
signs are deceptive, peace will be restored
next week
The German official paper at Versailles says
that the question of peace or war rests with
France, aud that it must be decided without
any delay, by which the strength of Germany
would suffer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-25
Territorial Bill.

The President has signed the bill creating a
Territorial Government for the District Of Co
lumbia It provides for the appointment by
the President Of a Governor. Secretary, and
eleven Councillors. The members Of the Sc
coud branch, consisting of IS delegates, are to
be elected by the people in districts. Already
the black and tan Radicals are busy with the
President, urging him to appoint the discarded
Mayor, Sayles J. Bowen, to the Goyerucrship.
Ii is not improbable that they will succeed by
importantly in their object, as the President has
in several cases taken care Of repudiatel Off
Gals
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-25
The County-seat Blll.

Te congratulate cur iyllow-ci,izcus on being
once more the occupants Of the Couuty->eat Of
Jefferson County. To the energy and indefati-
gable efforts Of Hon Nm H. TuAvlEs-in
conjunction with our Delegate. Z. W. WILSON,
Esq.-tnis happy consunmatiou is 10 be a;tri-
iu,c,l. lie hasdone bis duty molly Sticking at
his post through many discUurasemcnts, until
the pleasant duty became his Of sending the
welcome message "County-Seat Bin passed.
The thanks Of the community are his, and we
trust he may speedily realize bis share Of the
benefits derived from the welcome change.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-02-25
The Tournament.

This Interesting feature Of the Washington
Carnival was marred by the unfavorablc wea-
ther the second day-tho North-East wind
causing the rings to yibrate. This accounts for
the fact Of 50 many failures amongst thirty-fye
accomplished horsemoa. \ correspondent Of
the Nsc Iork Herald says: " One word should
lie slid for these gentlemen They all rode
horses which had blood and fire in their veins,
and rode their auimalsas only Americans South
IS Mason and Dixon liuc can ride