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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19
Nermiidlte 8eridte.

Der i'll Gep . Dort anlaBlib Der sroBsn
SriebenSfeier hrs 2e6en gerufene
0eut dta Herifanii de Ratfon II
uereiu itebt eben I'M Scgrite, iib gu con.
itttuiren; bic Seratbunsen iiber bic Statuteu
MAIDEN redJt CUTE Sortihritte. lleber Die Sc
genitduoe Der SereinStbdti9feit fiub bis iest
folgenbe Seltimmun9en 9etroffen:
) /. Bfese bes Siirserlnns inb bes politis
iden ginIuiies Der 0eutih $ amerltaner =
6rrd) Scran5iebung al1er III tbdtiger Setbeis
li9un9 on ben bTicntliden gngelesenbeiten
ullO politiIteu Sefrebuugcn, Sefdmpfulg
Der padienpen pplitiiden Corruption nno
~frdftiger Sertretung Der beutidcn Sntcreifen,
iopobl innerbalb Der beitebenoeH Yarteien
je mad ber Barteiltellnng beS @inSeluen, oils
9cmeiniam in alien ben 9eutibcn s%enleiit
ihaitlidn Sr0geu.
2. Yflege bcS @efii9lS Ser natioualeu 3u=
iammeugcborigfeit - ourd) &erbreitlng bes
otutid sameritaniideu Nationale8 ereins iiber
bic ganSc %llnior, ourh& eranitaltung oeutids
ameritaniiher National 8 Gonpentionen uno
curd) Stiitnns uno jabrlid)e Seier cines
oeutid alnsrifaniifen n%ationalen Seitta9es.
3. Yile9e BET beutiden Sprafe i'll Sbule
NIB bau8, Der 8oltSbilOung nnb Der oertF
iben Nlteratur.- @riinoung uno 60rberillg
eeutider SoltSbibliotbefcu NIB beutid) 8 arles
rtfanil6er Shulen aller @rabe bis sl, ben
beutld)en ebenbirttgen, nniperft0ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19
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nGrnlihr Ofntral- Gi[rnhahn.

Son unb ndd SonnteJ, IA. Dtai 1871, p~crtaiirn
sac Morsrns, Npff.2 d,iie usug. Sdglit
(Sonntags a1s9enonmenl, nod TittSbur9 une benz
Weten. GImird, Buffalo uno Den Iia8ara : 6duen
II. I. 10.
f2.4O wad,mtttaae . Gd,nen,us. - 1dstid
(SunntaeS o~ns9enominen), nad BittshnrD uno benz
Wclcn unb nproitf uur bis Winiamsport.
s.40 Mbeut.G ineiunatia Gspref, (Sonntaes
ausecnolnmen) nab BEN 9Refen. r
1910 Hadht $ &rpreb. GG9Iid, nod BEN
natl ben, Gorhen, Suifdlo, Nia9GrasNdlen &C.
Die 3l9e nit Der .geeits Warpldnoer Stienhubn"
gebcn S.3G Rorgens, $50 uno o. 30Jiuhlnitta9s ab.
Vie 3it8e nod GETTYSBURG Beben $50 Worgens Ii.
t2. 40 ~ytndhmittaes az.
Die 8nss mad Sanouer gcben 81 80 Mor9ens, unb
49, uno 3. 80 Tadmittaa5 al.
Die i3lge init Der ~&unberlano : Inleu'fr @iieH-
balm" gcben $50 Viorsens unb 49, Tiitta9s at.
MrrnmmDnatiuus=sS iige.
Rdd, SarriSbur9 - ilm $3.50 Tadnt., td9llb ,
Sonnta9s au 5genonilten.
Mad, atcrf td9It9, Sonntass aussenon'nen,
b.30 ahents.
ssad, 9arfton uni fl nbr gbenbs tdafl6 ,
SonntNaf a~usaenomrten.
Die 3iac fommcn in Baltimore an:
Bonn WeIten unb Horbsn 6. 10, 9.45 Wurgens, 49,
30, 2.i0 unb 500 ubr atenbs.
Nort - II. 80 Yi0r9cus.
Baltic. Accommodation BON Sarpisbure IL. 30Ulitr
taas.
Rarttons u Accommodation - 500 Itorscns.
gBe9en oc6 Weiteren, Sttlste nadI alien 3unflen,
Weit rno yiorb, iuenbe man iidl in ber Stletur, Gal,
perta Citation, uno yr. g.. atoroaSa loertitr.. an
ailirsc u: 6isse. en.sSuper.;
y. @. @|puug,
(S5-1 @eneraf = 0aidgesa9enten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19

ia Sn Safen bcs Hfin9it . MortagS'
Btcnic8 gum Seiten beS nAllgemctnen
0sutid)en 8aiienbauieS" tnoet
beute aberb bel Srn. eor5 i'll SIR. ?, Sito.
6reberifs StraBe, cine S%erian,nlung Der 0t
piiions,M ariba1e, ibrer Aoiutauten uHo Der
Wiarid,dle bon eogen uno Screinet ltatt, I'M
bic 3n9orbnuns feltsulielsn. g.
n-v- 9,, h,r 81 rhcifsS CnncH n II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19
1871.
Sambnre=S lmerifanifde
Yadet Nftien 1eiea ldaft.
dsa6e Baits9a mpfi9iitsJaBrt.
SIaIL.E tluiihen
E2SskEzh Saunbnre nnS Ncip=Y prf
via SpMtbdmptvn,
rerinittelit Der ncuen, auf bGs Soltbcite erbauteu uuo
Glceantete ctn9ertd tttsn srostn e~iiernrn
LIN

Vie Sampfer. oteier Sinte b%eforoern Die
Sercintstc Staatcn=HOft
(United States MailI
unb iuereen iuGbreno bieics Sabres pom IA. Sanuar
ab regelInGBl9 lebcn Sienltae pom yteip.Dott nod
Samturs atiabren uno VoHa9iers pom 9ieu,D BORT mad
San,bnra, Gonspn, SaDrc uno
Soutbamptpu
gu folgenocn Yreiitn ncbmen:
9pn Weips S,prt mad, Sambura, 2pntpu, 5apr
une southampton
I. Sailte: Sber=Sato .St20.0
2. llnter=G0lon. .... 12,W
.Spiitenoet. ............... 25.U
Wpn Sarnburg liir Saore mad, NepsNtprf
1. @aiiitc: Obers Saton. ..... $4,000
z. unteraS0loH ..... 1900
3Dtidenoef. ................ 1000
ainoer sfuii1eu Ito Sabrcu Die SdIite,)
(Nle incl. 8ef6ti9ung.)
~ Bafiageihcine tonnen BON ieet ab aud, BON
Sontbainpton nod gtepzyort. lno Stpar su oemiefben
Ytetie, ipie pom Sarnburs, ans9eltclt tperben.
Won Samtnrs nad NepzS rleans iubsu spei Grs
petitioner ltatt: am /. Sttober unb 1. Ropember.
HS- Vadete nab europa nebmsu mir bis 9 ubr
Diorsens am Ibsan9sta9e zines isoen 3ampfibtt,
les an.
Weeen Baiiaae iucnbc mai iib in Reipe gort aus,
ldlieBtidl on Die @eneraIsH aiidgesH genten Der 9inie,
Is. q. Rid,ars s Spoc, gtr. 6, BarclapItrass,
nabe Sroabfuap
(Sn Baltimore an r. Raine,
d. @rpebition bes .9eutinen s orreiponbeuteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19
aur s,]cod,tuuo fiir Sd,ueiecr.

Die belten Yreiis perben fir nere 3n9
4bialle after grt ge9eben bel Sapte &.
Sbannon s So, Str. 81 nnS 36,
SecitrdRe. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19
an Naibcr's Sbcpn

briairt sur i3sit Sraut. antonie 9an5nnanu,
cine borg Soubrettc, bic crit tilr5lid)
aus 9%clltitlaiIo an9etommen; ie 1T cine
nette misunderstanding NIB ~beSanbert ourd
bic Stride unb gsbbaftig!eit, init Der ie auf'
tritt. arBcroem '9eb0ren Der befanllte So
infer 6r. Sleeper, bic SGu9erin Sri. Serns
arb II. Die 3dnScrin Sri. 8epere 3u ben, yer
iounlp bpr Raiber'iteu Yithue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19

Scmpaotic. - 0ieles Gtabllnenlent, bas
eiue 10 ilngsbeure Dien9e Seiuhsr ipabrenb
BET leeten Wod)e nod Rr. 127 nnb 1923,
@elt Baltimore StraBe, 9e3o9en
bat, Diinet biele ISOLDE cine neue Senonng
BON Mtiltors Sob Sbmudiad]en; picle Ssr'
islbcll lillb Don gan, perihicbener SaGor, ipte
bic bisber an9ebotenen. Dian idlane ih bic
Buuceroiuge nur einmal on!
nss- &6flihen Mattranf creoenst
tdgliG Sr. @ilbetm SoorS, Gde berools
Iinnns urb GnhettcltrnRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19
MdMEM*sNS@M
$500 g. 80 "
@eflide .
Marplanotr Gilenbabn,

bis vi c d a n c8t 0 10 n, mn 6 UlelIell bol
~ GmmittSbnrg, erbfinet.
Sabnbpi Ger .Rortlid,en SentraIsS'a bn," Gdfe
opn q albert. uns Srdnflinftr.
3i9e geben bon Baltimore nad Outings MliIs,
@len Morris, Reiiterstopn, Gintsburs, gBeiminfier,
Neu.gBinoior, tnton.Srioee, Wioolebure, Double
gipe Greet, 8fodn Rie9e uno YiedanicStoipn t6slid,
UNI 8 llbr SO Wfin. Wiorsens nno 3 Mbr 30 NJ.
Radmittass, Sonnta9s ouseeuommen, unb nod
ilnion Bridge I'M 5 uhr 30 Min. Iberos ab.
Ger 5. 80 rtbr Sriibz Bug BON Baltimore fttiebt ff
on Die Smnibuiie nab M audbcfer unb Sanpffeat
in Glenn UtorrissS tatlon on. nod Saneptonn in
@tlooleburs Citation, une iir Gmmittsbnrs uno
med,dntcstpmn
3urltfclnmeuo p~erIaicn Die 3l9e WsNantestoipn
Greet urn 6. 80 Niorgens nne LAO ;llnion
Srioes um 800 unb 7.tS Wiorsens unb 3.2i Gads
Mltta0s.
8le 3ass iomIisn IN saLtlmors an nm s.2o uno
noinnsri.
Win. .. SorSam, @eneratsa9 ent;
d0Q-) Subm 3. 8ienep, Superintendent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19

ga badSperbrand IN ben Ser. ct.
9m uorigc1 Sabre mltrDen in ben Scr. Staaz
ten 1923 DiiQionen Yiunb 3abad 9cSo9en,
Don bei1en 1859 Miaioneu alSgefiibrt wurbcu !;
es blieben ipmit 266 Diiaionen fir ben 9us
l%anoconium, ,poiu nod ? Wliaionen Yfnno
Gabaf, Die bon Cuba ilnportirt wuroelt, ia
men. Dies ergiebt eiten 8crbraud bon MI
gefdbr 74YfunO arf jebsu Scmobner oerllnion
luibrcub etueS SahreS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19
9aHascs Nreife in Sob.
Nah MmiterbQ,t !

X5@%xA Die A 1 norlues. Barrie ,,aeIpetta,"
eIi1e<S Capt. s ireenien, uire prompt nab oil.
gem 9afen ~etpeort. Ase8sn etid9hter (small
]stowage) iuenoe man fid on Il. =. S,ray,ns s Co.,
C226-) Tr. 81, SIbs@apnrohe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19

Dtttltu Uuit utl Slupl tppUNlS iuuDtSltp WI
Dtartt;eit bonn Selairs Marftc Elm srau atlge,
itrifener, nit 0eintuaro = plane itberoadter
Dtarftpageu rnb Elm langihlueiftges braunes
Yferb, beiien Sinterbufen etpaS 9eipalten iino,
geItoblen, obne cab man bis leet ben, tredDen
0iebe auf Die Spur fonmen fonnte. pr.
5teuter periprif INT 3emieniSen, Der ihm aur
gSieOererlangun9 ees 9efabrtes bebhlflh 1T,
cine Selobnung bon $40. CIV.
9icbfabL. = Geo. Soper, Elm Neger,
wuroe perbaitet uno gum Serb6re ein9eitedt
untsr Der Infla9e, in ben aagerbier.S alon
Don Sobanu Spenster, Ger. 20, Yarftrabe,
secrrnssn gu iein unb baraus $40 9eitoblsn
III baben.
Sdminbetffaae. - Sames Gonnor
io[1 mittelit unluabrer 8oriteQungen in be-
triiaeriiher Ibiiht bon Salnes Mc0 onalc in
Tr.' SO, Norb sGreteritraBe Be, Elm Yierb i'm
Nsrtbe BON $50 erlau8t baben. 0as geitrigc
gerbSr Dor Gihter Sarlow bate feline abs
fiibrtns in interchangeable sur Solse. 81.
ais Mnbe;a + b are &ang { iprrbe
Gliiabeth Mattbetus pom Srieoensridter
Wuers nab benz 8eHeruugsbauie geltidt.
als oermabrlof e Range, Die Der
pGterlihen i3udtrutbe senttpadien, fab id]
geitern Der II Sabre NIB 1 Wouat alte So
iepb Simins Der Sbbut Der 8elierungss ane
ialt fir jusenolide 5anaenihtie iiberipisien.
@cfbltra en-. Sobn @arbner ,par I'M
0ruib !Stas9arfs 6etruufen %auf9egriffen nor,
ben unb iab iid) bonn Gid)tsr Vea in @emdb.
belt ber uorise ISOLDE erlaienen Yarfregef nin
50 Straie nebft &oitcn geitraft. 0iele 8eael
1T eine iebr 3iuefmabigc iinb gum Sdute Der
Yarfteiufer, lpie hes Barfes ielbit nct6tuens
bia; mer ft) einen Rauid ansetrunfen, iolte
Fd aus Der Barrie fiibisn @riinben fsrnbals
ten. "
- Garl Srid, Srunf Sones hub albert
Don't ,paren auf sii,eu In 8eiueauns befinb-
lifer i3ug Der rYbifaoelpbia.W ilmington.
8alttmorer Giienbahn" Igeiprnngeu unb
mubten besbalb bic Yoli5et mad bent Gmts.
lofale bes Grieoensridters Gaidm,eger be-
sleiten, meld5er ie erit mad Grlesnn9 BON ie
81 CITRATE nebft aofer beingeben lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-19

a 8Srienberi9te.
Yeridtet bon gfsm Tifber s &rbne,
Gr. 80. SouthiraRe.

Battim ore. Den IS. Wlai, Abenes 8 tbr.
@olb, aui Der straBe. ..tish
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAY, ---.-...-.NoyembeP -, 1871.

A number Oi men in New York, with money
CT influence Who Obligingly consented to be
vice presidents and directors of the ring savings
banks, say no~ that they don't know anything
about them. A the Journal Of Commerce forcibly
states it, This man says he never attended a
meeting, and had no idea what the bank man
astrs were doing; that man declares that it as
expressly understood, when he accepted direc-
tOrship, that h. should never be bothered about
the direction; and third man writes that his
name was put among the eOrporatOrs without
lis previous knowledge" There is too much of
this sort Of thing. Not only unsound banks and
worthless insurance companies, but even swim
ding gift enterprises, are bOlstered up by men
81 standing, who see their names paraded in the
embellishments every day as an encouragement
for people to invest their means in these schemes
of robbery-fOr some of them are nothing less
and then when the crisis comes, try TO dodge the
blame by aveTring that they had nothing to do
with the bad management which led to failure
This is an aggrsvation rather than a palliation
of their ofense. Ii is their business to know
something OF the management of institutions
which would not be able to impose upon the
public were it not for the sanction of their
names If they did exercise the supervision
they ought TO, they might prevent the bad
conduct Of affairs which caused the failure Ii
Il time that some Of these accommodating gen.
tlemen were held responsible. Granting the use
of their names to mislead people to put money
in swindling concerns is a crime, and should be
punished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-28

MaFRetn To-day.

bALIlnoRE, Nov. S-ylrginia sixes, old, 50 bid;
90 1902 % bid do. ls67. s. bid; do coupon, old 63
bid; 90 new 6o bid. West Virginiss, . bid.
nth Carolnss, old, IS bid; do. new, Is bid; do.
B4LTINoRE, Nov. s-cotton unchanged and
holders firm. Flour steady. Wheat dull; Ohio and
Indiana, lisa 81 90. Corn dull; whi'e southern,
6a9Sc yellow southern, 65a7Ic; mixed western. ia
sc. Oats steaiy, s9ss2c. Provisions unchan ged.
Butter unchanged. Whisky unchanged.
NEw lORk, Nov 2s.-Sfocks dull and heavy
Gold dull. lO5s to H. governments dull and steady
Money firm, to Z. Virginia skies, 63; new, 68
North CarOlinas, SIS; new, Is. Exchange, long 3;
short, S1i.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 2S-Fl0ur quiet and n A.
changed. Nhes; quiet and steady. Corn shade
hrmer.
LONDON, Nov. ., ll:O a. m.-COnsOls opened at
94sS: ~ 4os. 20. -
FRANKFORT: Nov. . Bonds opened at 97I4ag's
for the IL. of 1862
PABIs, Nov. 25.-Rentes opened at S. francs, 50
Centimss.
LONDON, Nov. ., 80 .. m.-Consols 93,S for both
BoNDON, Nov. - 40 m.-ConsOls closed at 93tS
for both Bonds of 1852, gl5S; 1855 old or: lsg
~. 10 al,s. %. y -
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Interest payable January and July, 1872.
-Four per cent. FROM AMY DATE on business
accOunts nO2 -tdel
NJ q 7 q X.
In accordance with the following directions of the
Governor Of the District Of Columbia, viz:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. Nov IS. ISL
To the AUDITING Comm isSiOH
You are hereby authorized and directed to resume
the examination Of claims and evidence hereto
fore submitted for your action and to give public
cations vouchers until the 18th day of December
next, and embrace the same in your fnal report
(Signed) III. u. COOKE, Governor
all creditors of the late corporations OF Washington
Georgetown and the Levy Court who have not as yet
presented their claims before the Commits ion an
pointed to receive and audit them, are hereby re-
quested TO present them before the 18th day of
December next that the same may be acted upon and
embodied in their final report; otherwise serioss
delay and other disadvantages NAV result to parte.
negecting to avail mseves Of this priv ileee a.
their claims could not be embraced in the recommen
dalton Of the Commission share in the provisions
10 be made for the payment of claims audited and
allowed.
The Commission will meet EVERY DAY, (sun-
days excepted from 10 o'clock a. m, to O'Clock D
m, AT The OFFICE OF A. =. PRATT L son .
FIbsT FLOOR, Y. N. C.. A. BUILDING, corner
Of Ninth and streets.
A. s. PRATT.
Eff. NJ. FAEdTZ,
w. DIXON.
WAsHIxGToy, D. G.. Nov. ~, 1871. noE-t deII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There Was an improve demand for money in w all
street yesterday, and rates higher on call. Toe
stock msrket vas weak At the opening but imp owed
during the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-28

MARINI 4 BATES DANCING ACADEMY,
" Street, Between 9Th and 10Th streets.
The Second Quarter viii o0smence on VI z Rs
DAY. Noyenabcr 80. DAYS AND HOURS a
0fIUlIION:-Misses AID Masters, 4 Es
DAY, THU RSDAf and SATURDAY, from ~
5fo .. m. asiies and Gentlemen, MONDAY, ~
hLDNLSDAY and sATU RDAY, from to 9, nsi Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-28

HCREAT sTYsArIoN '-Fiae soiis Cola and So
NJ yer WATCHES. warranted 20 be had be- -.
low auction prices NJ CAROS BAZAR. VA f3kI
Pa. sy., between oh and ieth sis. oCs II @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-28

II i alleged by the New York Standard that
money has been charged i'm that city for intro
auctions to the Russian Grand Duke. and that
ore ambitious citizen OF the American republic
paid the snug sum of five thousand dollars for
thus graSPing the hand OF royalty. IL is not
stated who the parties 10 this singular trans
action were, but the impression left on ones
lnind after reading the Standards article Is that
the money was paid by the notorious James
Fisk. Jir., and that it vas received by Mr.. ex
Minister Cataeazy. This Is not unlikely. Mr.
Fisk has always been remarkably liberal with
other peoples cash, and Mr.. Catacazy is under
stood to be not ayerse to improving his oPpOrtu-
mites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-28

Bic. Scott Russell, of England, has not yet
abandoned his project for alliance between
the peers and people. At a council OF working
men last Saturday night. he declared that the
lords were still anxious TO perfect the alliance.
anu 'hat meeuhe Vi inc Two S7u'"lils-the
Council of Skilled WOrkmen ard the Council Of
LegiSiators-Wll shortl" Je held to consider the
subject oil uinHSh on the basis OF his seven
FONTS, reir.ence to which has heretofore been
made ID The STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-28

TIE ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE has been
without special feature the past week. Ii has
has ruled very duh, and no change in prices
fail. LEDGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-28

a singular and very important discovery
has lately been made in England-that new
houses are unhealthy. The calculations from
the ground are the first cause of this, the earth
on which they are built being often composed of
debris and old deposits. These are notOriously
a. unwholesome as the ruins of ancient Rome
and the materials employed in filling up hollows
consisting Of oyster shells, sand, Se-are
equally injurious to health. Were the poxious
vapOTs allowed time to evaporate much of the
evil consequences might be averted; but the
walls are usually run up with such rapidity that
no outlet Is afforded, and the house is tensnted
before IL Is Mt for human occupation All the
diseases resulting from malaria are thus engen-
Uered, and to this Is attributed much of the pre-
disposition to ague and indigestion which exist
ln adult life, as well the wan, unhealthy
appearance which, with the numerous train
OF infantile maladies, is so frequently found
anon It ehildren."-N. \. Star.
The above is worthy the consideration of the
Board of Public Works of this District, in view
Of what Is going on in some portions of our city
Oyster shells, old leather, back yard sweepings
and much other unclean, and therefore unwhole-
some, matter is being used a. bed for pave
ments, giving ont most offensive Odor, which
- certainly mi furious in its effects upon those
who breathe it, and viii doubtless continue to
give out poisonous gases through the bricks for
= long time to come.
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NKw sToREl NEW PRICES !

n Just received, another invoice IF those sln1
santed =, h pRppcES k9yhsi every gsir, war,
HAfoT, AIS 9TH street, between and w "
DissOLUTloN OF Oo-PARTNERsHIP.-T
= p1r,nership heretofore existing under the nsme
on WILLIAMS y GO. is this DAY dissoir ed by
mutual consent. A. j. Williams. Of said frm hath
assnmed and VIII pay the indebt Of said frn
snd ne alone y authorized TO collect and receipt
al, aebts and accounts owing 20 said firm,
november y, ISL. A. j. WILLIAMS, -
no 25-Sfs l. n Mcn1rE
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PERSONAL.

fEhSONAA
&I00 BOkGs-A gentleman who has had sew
RAOVeral years experience IN teaching the
QUICK and correct sccountapt, and writes good and
rspid hsnd. Will give the above amount to any srty
uon and appointment in one Of the Departments
AL c1mmnnicauom strictly confideptiAf. Address
"MAGiSTER,n Star Office stating where AN intsT.
view may be had and il win meet with prompt at
tenuon. no2s-eoSts
Ok MARRIAGE.-Hsppy Relief for Young Men
lie, Manhood restored- Nervous debility cured.
lmpeoments 20 Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment, New and remark able remedies. Books
HOW ssnt Tree IN sealed enyslopes Address
treet, Philadel phia, Pa. seq smeoSW
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The Italian Parliament met in Rome yester-
day, and King Victor Enamel in his opening
speech said he convinced that Rome would
remain the seat OF the POntifieate.
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The EMPEROR OF GERMANY has accented
the Office OF arbitrator between the United
States and Great Britain ON the San Juan
bnnnlarN nueSfion.
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The question OF selecting a site for the So
called Northern Liberties market came up in
the Council yesterday, but the discussion did
not seem to reach the marrow OF things We
trust the resolution introduced by Mr. Eaton
may be pushed until the public shall be ac-
Guainted with the secret reasons which led to
the selection of an inferior site, out of the path
OF growth, and at an extravagant, if not exor-
hitant price, while superior one in every re-
SPeet can be secured at a less price, and the
proceeds OF which will ultimately be substan-
Tally returned to the city. There is a mystery
surrounding the whole matter, which can only
he explained by thorough ventilation. and
this We hope II may get. If the transaction il
all right an investigation can do no harm. and
IL there il anything wrong it may do great deal
Nl good.
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The Casabianea democracy still stands ON the
hnrning deck, though Mr.. Dan Voorhees, advises
II 10 git up and git.
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The "Mansard-rOofed republicans" is the
name given to the disafiected of that party. II
Goes rot appear just why they get this aDpella-
ton. Ii may be to indicate that they are heavy
headed, or sOre-headed, OF scOOp-headed-whO
can saw
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BIRDS.

TNP0RTED CANARY BIRDS JUsT RECEIVED:
Il fine singers: brass and wire cages. Pre- - -
pared Food for Mocking Birds Away on hand ~.
No. 446 street, between ith and 5th streets. ~
no25 i'm ID. HhNRIOH ~
IMPORTED CANARY BIRDS, just Received
i BIRD FOOD aud CAGES for sale at 800 cx =
pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and AZ ~
nol6 Ims FIRED ZALLAR ~
CANARY BIRDS -Beceiyed per steamer Berlin
" one fine lot OF CANARY BIRDS, which &c =
Will be sold At %. 90 apiece. Also. fine as ~
srrtment OF Brass and Wire CAGES at the low. "
est prices. Prepared Food for Mocking Birds-so
cents per botfle-kept constantly on hand, At
CHR RUPPERTS Fancy Bazaar,
hoio im 4O5 7th St., near ID.
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|" The sOn-in-law of ex-Queen Isabel a
Count Girgenti, has committed suicide at Luz
ceTne, Switzerland.
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NJ POST oFFIcE DEPARTMENT.,
W. WAsHiNGroS, ID. c., Nov fISI,
Complaints having been received that the Letter
Carriers Of several Of the free delivery Offices solicit
donations by means Of New Year 4 addresses ana
this practice beiI considered preadcial to the
vice, and derosstory 20 the respect carriers should
at eli times command
IL is therefore ordered that the issuing of any AZ
dress or substitute therefor, by letter carriers in
tended or caiculated to induce the public 10 make
them donations, or the soliciting Of presents BY
JOHN A. y. CRHSwELL,
nos Postmaster General
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nF SPECIAL NOTICE
TO DEPOsITORs.
THE FREEDMAN's SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY

PAYS SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
On all Moneys deposited with ii on or before Deem.
Der j, ISL.
Interest payable January and July, 1872
-Four per cent. FROM AMY DATE on business
accounts. nor tidal