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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-21
Neue Mnfia9e ces
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xter0e fDeroen 0et IN 2doe 0Cer U(ONQt III UNIIes
runs scnommen uno sesen @ommtiFon sefluft ODER
lSans. .iamte, y e.s. sresemeper. eisentbamer.
Neue Mufiase pes
Miniie'lden 3eibncn>Budbes.
Das mehaniide 3eiduenz Bud, adte Aufs
lase, nit Sc Stablitihen, 81.
Das gepmetrifd,e sseid,nenbncb, FINITE 4ufase,
reooirt unb uerql05ert, nit 4S Stabltihen, 81.
our 1niid unb gum 8erfauIs i'm Depot iiir 3eihner.
Nr 114. BeitzSaltimoreitr.,
(48-N ID. WinifIe oobne.
NHG. 0Oarcullier DC Wlerolla&Gu.,
Sss. 81. Ssehanse:Dlaees
Baltimore.
Saus In Vdrts: Scr. 1S, !fue on Gonieroatoire.
haben ioeben per Sdiif "l1ncle Soc" uno "5ania"
po1 2perpoot
etneupofIen 9orratbpou
Slaretz
uTo
SauterneSs gS einen
alIer @rabe
erbulten.
Sn iSdifern unb 9iitan Quarts uno 8inten.
(Sulil0.11NRte..fl
SUeben cmpfaugeu:
Cine sroBe Senbuus ih6nen SoenGc, Btnts unn
baIbe Buts. unlere ei9ere 5mportdton, uno oorsisz
ltd fiir meoBiniibe 3pefe geeiaust:
u. u. Marion q Comp,
BbdrmaSeuten,
!San5. .12yteO STE Der Sntanitr. u. MaStionz4o.
, 1872-01-01

LisEl.f-a 1s.lse--rssln rsaeIEe.f lara last
nissli1 <t-ades 4faz Els Col1ulli5fss Is conr-
PisEalT 6laeAatt. and TINT NJ sasaluers
CAN Leave the river
EEE Fa-.sz8 Fsczzy-A -rsvusss mes
sage rsceIved N town aEa yesusr,s.sv,
fram New Westminster, announces Exe
inches af ICE IN the rfEer- The e.zursss
had not arrived
LEE >Ss1zE- N iiists1,1E r.sl,,i..rs ,1li.,f
&c Interested ~ know thlss We Ind sSsuu6t
I f'at gr mere Of snow vester,.1v- In
sAe country districts q IS saai 10 be
tieeper-
FHsM rEG u asC1 cF TEE Blzcn pra-
lgrS1--Ths stsaa1er Esilh-t. Cart- Chm
esE- rsturne.f from the scene Of the
wrsck Of the BIilek Diamond yesSer,i,slv-
She sect . party on I'D the sehoeusr
which WIS tlg1d half lnheeaied IN tie
SIND snf very baei1y damaged The
alen weRa u wuck and siaeFeaad G$ tie
suad md threw 0veraoar'f the ballast.
Iaez then Pu1 barge 1-n1aer Of eu-gtv
aalrre=lss II tie haG1 and the Stsas-,er was
abou6 to make Elzt. wher-whfz-7p
caa,e / nocther asIfa- The waves eon1b-
Ell over the d=vutsd vessel In a few
1l5na1ss she was again firmly fixed II
g,e zan9- As night WIS coming On the
steamer -a11rn=d 10 Porr. The 4aGenagt
VIII be renewed
TEE GEsAr Ssu# SruzM--The beavf-
sst ss9-m q wind and STOW experienced
m TN, vlclaIay since - commenced On
>a1zr.lzy ragh5 and c,gnaln1ed TIL t
9'eiQcz On SglRsb4y .sterncua- On /
level abo1s inches Of snow fsu. but
the strong winds cazgh5 the fakes IN It's
a-u4s and deposited thsn N esr1es cor
u=rs and hooks, until tAsy grew Into
heaps and mounds that re<er1bled the
1zels1t eai-ns Mr- Deans h.1S 5rsa open-
ed On Mgaafay and yestertiay the sun
pertl-ua@d bis ruund upon the f1ce Of i
sold els- SKY, vhlge a Hight bracius
northeast breeze sn41bIsd Jack Erusa 10
ret IN Aas Icy hold upon things animate
and IuzLaLu1G1s- The lowest recorded
by Tia tl1sr-o1asssr Wis ttsss9 There
IS 1ol=raAls sllzasIzs as II the hikes and
ponds. aad IN places tie h1rboc Is Cow
cred With 5ee-
, 1872-01-01

>1dnrEEHgD ry DEArE-rhe c,yl.,se,i
euo6 Ct G1,A bar1 Casals. ,vrr4.ir met viis.,'l
Death gu Ehnrssi.lE ni..ilE u11Lter tha fsl-
low111g sl11ggT1liEr' circumstances lie lad
been n the hnblH OF taking tu his ruen
when cstlring fsr the night IN ron pun
z--stt with cunning GOALS On this ec-
aii-sIi11-- m PIaee Of using wood be gaal-
zrssi u en- tie wharf h41nlttf1II Of coal.
md w-E1 this sEzFEI1sf tie pan 77lii1 f1- :,
Ct In the morning be WIS fs1uEl dead.
HE Caruners jury rstszrz1l.d verdict
thilE dsa1h WIS e1used eE accnEer-tstE
I'll, s...-.-llI.
, 1872-01-01
In Memoriam.

At communication of st. Johns
Lodge F. 4 A. NJ held in their Lodge
Room in Seattle on Saturday, December
30th, A. L., SSH, it was announced
that the wives of our most worthy
brothers, Edwin Dane and Dexter Hor-
ton had been called away by death.
whereupon, it was unanimously ordered
that the following resolution as mark
Of esteem and coincidence be spread up,
on the Lodge minutes and copy be
furnished the city papers with request
to publish.
Resolved, That inasmuch as our
Heavenly Father has been pleased to
call away from earth Elizabeth Dane
wife of brother Edwin Dane and Han
nah E. Horton wife of brother Dexter
Horton; That this Lodge extend to the
bereaved brothers and husbands, their
heart felt sympathy in this their great
affliction, and that as an expression of
sorrow and respect all tho brethren
will attend the rites of burial and, that
by this act of Providence which has so
suddenly called to that undiscover.
ed country from whose bourn no
returns these affectionate wives
kind mothers and beloved members of
society, all have sustained an irreparaLle
loss.
, 1872-01-01

l Coon TIvz--On the 9Th Citimo
tie gallant little Zephyr left Seattle
~h1rf vi:h the Masonic excursion party
f0r Pg-s GanbIe to Gin IN The iedicai 4
Of the rev hall recently erected there
The trip vas made II three hours and
all bear witness in saying that Captain
Wright knows low 70 run 4 steamboat
AZ Port Gamble the excarsionists were
taken n charge BY Miller Il Conden Of
the Tsskalat Hotel, Who spared no pains
to adj TO the comfort of their guests
and veil they know how to do that
Shorty after the arrival Of tine Zephyr
the steamer Cyrus Walker joined with a
gay party Of ladies and gentlemen from
Port Townsend, Port Ludlow and Whid-
by Island The Masons Of Port Gam
Die deserve much credit for the fine hall
they have erected and furnished. There
was large turn out and il the after
noon the hall was formally deticat d
by II. W. e. NJ. G. o. Haller, assisted
by Deputy G.. VI. D. C. H. Rothchild
with ". NJ, I. VI. Russell acting Grand
MARSHALL and W. H. Gillian Grand
S yord Bearer The address was de-
lived by ". E. Boon. Of Olympia. and
We have seldom listened to a more ap-
propriate one We tried to obtain it
for publication but Mr. Boon's modesty
(he not being public speaker would
not allow it TO appear in print The
dance in the evening was the crowning
of the festive occasion. About eighty
couples participated. The supper got
ten up by the Proprietors of the Tee
lalet Hotel was every way worthy of
Iraise. The dance was kept up until
S O'Clock the next morning. The Seat
tie ariy left about and arrived home
al clock.
While in Gamble we visited the saw
mills of Pope & Talbot. Their new
m Il is medal of perfection and its
powerful engines driving large gang and
rip saws speak well for the enterprising
spirit of the proprietors. No one should
go to Gamble without taking a look at
this establishment. We noticed three
vessels at their wharf loading with lum-
Der, while one was being towed out as
We entered the Bay.
, 1872-01-01

% last shen lalrazgll the xlassr. The
roads a<s IN szcsIlenE consi11nsr for
sialsyh1g aal3 notwithstanding the IN
1srsse eoll. the 1sans1ers keep running
Birnizr1s down express VII Leave here
n-norrsw morning
CLSEpS> Dec. aS-The present cold
srne commenced here On the 25eh INST
The Thermometer ranged from Is 20 5
eeisg zera. n Is IS ua-iay- Ths snow
IS ahoul 3 l1rhes deep and first rate
s8elyhl1g. Several men have been
Erus1eft1en and Ea,,1tr horses srozan 10
Gssilsa- The stock en- the Bonlsparie AM;
EhauEsuu R1vers ars doing wel SO ffr.
, 1872-01-01

- he Carisszaas displGy It the
azzzi st Nv Suydr & Co w4s =
s1= = - hava ever Ses1 N addition
y rgEs q Caristza1s beef On either side
q tA= rUou- rs table sp-sai vith
ssagzins h-ms. N IS b tinker. tzo !.
b s=szs, and s:l7sagss N great variety
Il he door kgnga months calf rs Ibs-
u01.hs hog Esishing go Th=-. I sin
s's sheep Weighing I15 lbs ani dozen
o.1svs averaging s. lbs e-et- and s#O
4e deer weighing 145 lbs each We
d916s vbeth=r any market D0rth q
aaa Francisco presented uore tempt
las ilspLsv- It argzes well fo- the z
-l-l-zral and stoek-rai~ius capacities
- - So11i region
, 1872-01-01

LEAP EzAz a41--Esy N advertisement Z
elsewhere II VIII &c seen that aaa E,1iles
OF s'silF7Lls VII give / IeaP ysar bal en
nez1 Fr1ElF night- We hive been re-
alE1ssFsai II say 1lirt al gentlemen wi3eta-
& <geeIiElly llIFlEssi CT INT. ara req rlesazsf
ID I1zsnll- 91sizfag from the enesrr77l rise
Of Ene LId1ss Of TIA c,gn11.1iita,ss. we pru-
101nee n l1lzaEes taal5 se5s ss.lr VII 81
SUCCESS We hope 1Aers VII ea / fl1l f.l-l
EIr- duh
, 1872-01-01

YaeKA. Dec SIT has continued
r.liuizs, hard all night, but To-day has
been qaits pleasant L Is raining again
To night.
The snow On Scott l4.9cntslr = four
feet deep. The stages from The south
cane IN On time to-day.
D=c- Christmas has passed Of
very quietly, nothing goins o. Ths
day xas VET ard gloomy. Il rainsd all
night. and Is Stil mining The storm
Is 81 severe that It Is impossible 10 keep
the telegrsaphie lines working. They
azsaE fasser than man ean repair them
The srst train frcu Sec-au,snto. This
week, reached Red Bluff Friday morn
Ing
i heavy mail went north, this even
ing. The stage company is e1erting
every nerve to sss the mails along, and
stages are running night and day.
PoErASD. Dee, 26-The steamer
O-i5.Allne arrived early yesterday morn
ing She is stlversiseSlfor san Francisco
Il P II, and the steamer California,
for Puget Sound ports, will sail at the
same time. Il IS rumored that the
steamers cannot leave On account ofths
Columbia river blocking with ice.
Yesterday the C0lunbia WAS full Of
floating ;ce, and the san Francisco
steamer had TO force her way NJ. So
ii is expected by This time the river IS
impasslbly bloekadei with ice.
SAN FE,ScTsco. Dec. 25- Flour
Superfne. S6 l3g -; extra. S7S7 %
wheat-S2 35.
Barlsy-S1 75<F1 %.
Oats-S1 I5(s 195.
Hay-S1T@22 z per ton.
Potatoes-Sweets, S2>S2 so; Reds.
7Ooa 81 go.
The party sent down to Sankamon
Bay on . schooner, by Won Schmidt. to
get of ths British iron ship Talaver,.s
has returned. They report finding the
ship so badly stove as not to be worth
repairing.
The schooner Caroline, which was
ashore ut Fort Point. was got off to-day,
butts water-logged and in bad condi-
ton. She tried to enter Santa Cruz,
but could no. make the point.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
set fifty hands to work to-day at the
deep cut on Potrero at Kentucky street,
grading for their track and dumping the
earth into the bay towards their future
depot. off the mouth OF Mission creek.
OA1LAND. Oregon, Dec. a6-The
weather continues stormy. The water
has fallen SO that the mails were not de-
tanned at Mount Umpqua, as feared; by
hard work they managed to cross yes
tertlay. This has been the coolest and
most thoroughly disagreeable weather
experienced here for three years past,
snow, sleet and rain falling; the roads
are in a condition never before known
at this season of the year caused princi-
pally by heavily loaded railroad teams.
between here and Eugene. South of
this place the roads are comparatively
good. To-day is the fifth day since
Cardwen was stabbed and his condition
tonight is critical, We have not had
our usual number of drunks to-day on
aecountof the cold weather and no GALA
boose.
SopA CREEK, Dec. 2S-The weather
for the last three weeks has been very
cold, the thermometer ranging from 20
to24 degrees below zero during the |
night and seldom getting much above
zero during the day. Up to the present
no stock lave suffered and with care it
:! supposed they will have hay enough
, 1872-01-01

Az1EEEE E11SE-zz- s5cssz-Er rsad. IN this
city 0u Dsc- std ISL 1Ers- ElEntE
L Horton wife ef Dez1s- H0rr0u- 2ttieE
a lingering Sickness Il evsral months
Mrs Horton eitzns with her hzsaunf 10
oeaIt-s II he ysar 1853 and hszs resided
here ever sznee- Sic wa-s : WOMAN be-
lowed Ly al wba9 knew Esr and hsr
-izl-th though 1os u1expeesed- has cast !
g-1a. cFs- 1iEs e1a-z---az1lv n EEic2 Sic
- Icng resided
, 1872-01-01

-zE-alzs E4L1--Ths Bal II The
Plzzis1 IN Ctrlszz-as night Wis i
mi szccsss- ard K sid 10 have beeu
eae II lhe best ever k.1d II tbs e1ry
-ls LliIz. were eIeeartIy dressed az.i
IL -=11l=Ds1 were g0t1sn ID n their
E1lsE attractive G5z1E-s-
Nlzlzsrs 4zsisrs11 AID Levy were
t-lIT eo1pline1tsI FIR ths tasteful
:=c,1,a-i1u u th= HlE 4zd ez.e-Lscs
..sz.l-sus-s II tie E1c--
, 1872-01-01

TEEr1>T Hg-sE--33TTzss-s- Moses Z
PI7 i've Ez1>hed the PluuGe-
Buildings. On the corner ef Commercial
and size streets. for i Hotel which
Vas oPeaed On Moc5Ay last Is the Trs-
mont E01se- he inS5fe sl,zt aa5 The
tt1rnisaze Ill ns=, The -oo@< light ani
pleasant and the sitc4sion Is Si5lsly IS
any IN tLs city
, 1872-01-01
British Gelua, b 4 .
From The CdI,7-si.ss-

From the C1]7s55ss-
Caz1z-7lAs oS S.S JCAs-Ths garrt-
soa Of the British Camp. sun Jan Isl
and celebrated Ct-isssa4s Day with i
grand ball ari supper Ths quarters
Eers handsomely dressed IN f4ss and
every one who cana Eas veleome.
Dancing was kept Up until d..yllsht-
Great aGx;sty Is felt for -he safety OF
live stock on the island ! dispatch
from Lyssoa 10 this paper states that
stock 5 doing veil - ves II that v;sili-
Y and no SNOW has f4llea there since
November.
AN AFFzECIAT-TE Co,EEC,gr-x.-T The
editor Ct the SEATTLE Djsp1sea ineideat-
ally mentioned having passed Thanks
giving Day without the fatsed tarkey.
On Christmas Eve Ii f0g,--d one await
ing him at home.
TEE BAEk SHOOTING SrAE ASaoRz.-
The fine American bark Shooting Star,
bound from San Francisco to Nanaiulo.
ral on the northeast end Of James Isl
and as IL o'eloch On Saturday night,
during q binding snOwss0rm and fe-ee
gale from the north The bark had
previously had most of her sails blown
away and was to q certain extent IN
manageable. She went on easily at half
tide and hes on bank of mud OF shin
gle in Z small. well-protected cove.
Capt. Austin arrived IN town on Mon
day afternoon to procure assistance 10
tow the vessel Of He says the vessel
has sustained no damaSe by running
ashore and can be towed of at high
tide. Capt Austin came down in one
Of the ships boats. and both he and the
men who rowed him down suffered Sc
verely from the biting cold 1t is ex-
pected the tug Goliah, Of Puget Sound.
will be secured to tow the bark off,
RIVERS CLosING.-Columbia River was
closing yesterday, and the steamship
Orifamme, for San Francisco, and the
California for Victoria, left Portland in
the afternoon. ahead of advertised time,
in order to avoid being blocked in for
the season. With the Columbia blocka-
ded, we can scarcely hope that the Fra
ser will remain open should the cold
spell continue.
The SHOOTING STAR ALL RIGHT The
Douglas and Grappler arrived Yesterday
from Nanaimo, and We are informed
that the bark Shooting Star, which re-
Gently went ashore on Henry Island. on
her trip to Nanaimo from San Francisco
for coal, received no damage. and is not
even making water; she was about to
take in her cargo when the Douglas left.
The vessel entered Nanaimo harbor on
Wednesday night, in tow of the steam
tug Goiah belonging to the other side.
COLUMBIA RIvER FEozES.-A dispatch
received yesterday by Messrs. Wallace
and Hutchinson, from Portland. states
that Columbia river is frozen over, that
navigation is closed, and that the pro-
peller California has declined to take
freight for the Sound.
, 1872-01-01

VI 30 CgrB AFrER sLE--.Fbs4 coolest
Z e.lz been here 6tIr1ns tie rsca1i zlrzz-
Sill .1If zziIP L II degrees above zsru.
: IL Elsssrr >5sItes L Z t-uu Is To Is
.,..--zss hell v zErg
, 1872-01-01

R4zE9-1--T1s Ses-7Es Coal CouPG-
II i Cl-tssz--1s I'D tie 0Peziug a
IL s-s7 railroad o7eratsti by steam run
ING mo tbs city, BY pLleinS Epon them
.r-l.k 1hsiE NV s1s11 l7cuuotIvs L
.5ck s-ht ps1irs OF horses 70 LE1I II u
! s-zd acu tls wharf 10 the 1-zek-
, 1872-01-01
= The wires are down 4nlf Va haves
been u1iaIe to get f1rsher dlsra1zll.ssss.

NV ECza,zz--Eh= Baptist C,l1.-re.y,'.-
ION af this gIslea hive made arraree-
ale1s 70 FE1 up IN eailiee IN Fegrrh
s1rees ueaE the rs.sfdenes OF Ar- Mer-
ply The buiHl1ng n 60 2e que story
hl56 IS by 50 fsst- and 1hez eoupgs5=,T
VII s'=li sighi hzallse.i Persons This
VII ae the lIrsg.es1 CEurch building N
Sea5zTs-
, 1872-01-01
Few. T. Z Pz.zruSrars.


- Nesssrs- Lfs'IrF- Collins and CrIw-
RI we're iepT1fa,f bF "a gentIan1sn Of
Il CIV To grEseu5 the BeE- Father
5aisnne sI9B ST. Is Il Christmas
4 II vi1-lh ca-,E II thanks aPCsars
, Ms -aiser-
, 1872-01-01
<1~

ANE--The Sn0qaalnia lode, dis
soEers,i By Capt Maxwell and party.
bids i.iE 70 prove : valuable nine The
e-opqisss 4ssaysd $40 s. sold and
SO . silver per tan Il looks ZOE as
i zs shIl taTe first class mining ex-
eitsasa. = Seattle IS soon 6 spring
cp=1Ss
, 1872-01-01

THINKS To ny friends az Ssaad-
i II 11Gr Christmas gin Of SGD 80,
r-s,.7, 1s..t 7u NE as 1lllszEr Gf -ra11fll.fs
II serEiees- May they Al Eve 5l
..s7 rs b.leti1 If their dszr1ts.fi,-4ss K
zl.E hl1zaIslz servHaEs
Far Z P7-r--er
, 1872-01-01

Tz-zzs CvEE-- The Sccfou1ish Wis
s-szzn 1Vsr d1-IzE tn IaEs cold snap
zhs =t=,ruzr Zephyr Wis E1.IaLs 10 II k
.=r VIZ zhrugszh TIE ice on ThusGg7,
III Id e rs1uru % Semitic 70 avs I 3
nav
, 1872-01-01

REcoRDER's CoURT.-Business dull
this week Notwithstanding the holidays.
One obejoyful individual graced the
docket, and for too much noisy benzine
was admonished to the tune of five dol
lars.
, 1872-01-01

SCu3ES DE4rE-E5ed Il his CITY q
Dse- -z.3aI- after III IIlaess Of hut few
hours Mrs Dane. vifs % Edwin Dane
Ms Dane lsaTss L Husband 4nE thrse
eLz-airs1 10 mOurn thazr sudden and III
expected loss
, 1872-01-01

GErs~ The moss 3sl5eats thing IN
The bread -1= Which Es have ever tried.
ars those gen blsce5ss soLl BY Crawford
4 Harrington j 61z0: With they sers
Is 0n Cl-1st1-as-
, 1872-01-01

L1arE 25zEz-8oorh- F1ss Z Blrst
5-L=1 LIs5 vs=k l h9g Of sEsIr Gxn r;li.s-
II E=5gtlzg 80 pounds
, 1872-01-01

= E.ssr-sll- Il Llrr1bet- Z Co. have
- -sul L 1wsImg house wrzh i've
--GEli-
, 1872-01-01

Crawford &
Harrington's 5
COLUMN.
Brick Store,
COMMERCIAL STREET,
SEATTLE, W. T.
Cravfard&HarrinstO
IMPORTERS AND pxaLsRs n
Hardware, Groceries,
saEaBsTuFFs. PROVISIONS. TEAS,
TOBACCO. CIGARS.
CROSS { BIACAwEILS
English Pickles,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
OF the best brands Foreign and Do
usss1ic.
Oar ssoca Of merchandise II store and ws-s-
house as ROW replsss. and Is sSasi 10 xay On
Ftsses Sound. We 0-er Superior lnases.aerss Is
to he trade. Gathering ourselves sAsr We can,
.-sa vii. Furnish soes.S u ou- lSae, AZ As
LOW A FIG UR Il
, 1872-01-01

'SUppLIES!.
STONE & BURNETT,
HhalesaIe and Retail
pEal.EEs N CHOICE
Family Groceries,
Flour, Ham, Bacon,
Teas, Coffee, Spices,
Pickles,
Ship and Steamboat Stones
At prices which will please he
most frugal hvs-s.
Shelf and Building
HARDWARE,
MlNER> and FARMERS Tools
and Implements,
>hovels, Spades,
Axes, Brush Hooks,
Seythes, Froes>
GrindSto0es, etc.
Croekery, Glass Ware,
Paper HangingS, Paints,
Oils, Torpentine,
Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Oakum,
Rope, all sizes from / TO
6 inches, Blocks, Shelves,
Rigging, Canvas, Duck,
Sail Twine, Red, White,
and Green Lanterns, Oil.
and Ship Chandlery generally,
E We are offering our
entire Stock at prices which
defy competition.
In Boots
and Shoes
We have a most complete
assortment, consisting in part
of
Philadelphia,
Boston and
San Francisco make,
Ladies Misses and
Children's hlmoral,
Button and Congress,
BOOTS.
-
Gents, Miners, Logger's
Coarse, Kip and Calf
Boots.
Also, Boys and Childen's
Boots, Shoes and Slippers,
Rubbers and Artics.
Dry. Goods.
CLOTHING
-ANn-
Agn rana y g SYN
, 1872-01-01

szeczaa rprzR Eussr <oCS1 DlszArcz-
, 1872-01-01

e..,.zz.- 1EsrzsEnF- -1nnnrz Z rs-s-
, 1872-01-01

Ay AFFzECIAT-TE CosgNC.gr-E.-Ths
editor Ct the SEATTLE Djsp.IteA ineideat-
ally mentioned having passed Thanks
giving Day witlo1s the fa,ssd turkey
On Christmas Eve he fo1.z,j ons await
ing him at hone.
, 1872-01-01

RPS 4
,1asyvIle
fGnEc.
u Mon
touch
- We'd
IT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-08

. THR PRIoE or HEALTH, like that Of liberty, lie
eternal vigilance. The vApOr. laden air Of spring
exercises q depressing influence on the vital
powers. The strongest feel this dSvitaliElnE ef
feet; the weak arc Frustrated by Il, Everybody
Is more or less debllitated at this season. and the
feeble instinctiyely seek the help Of medicine.
Unfortunately, the remedy" resOTlSd TO some.
Zines agErayatea the mischief. Raw stlmulanth
are omlnenlly porniol0us In such cases, aud dras.
Ito oathArtlos about As bad. The vital prlnOlplo
needs Huooor and support, and n reinforcing Pre-
paration that will tons and rouse, while II Tegu-
ntes and purlnea the Iystam, IL the medicine
that nature demands. Ali the medicinal ele.
ments required for such omengenclos are com.
binod In HOstettera Stomach Filters, the purOst
and most ohieAcioua vegetable elixir that tho
world has ever known. II Is mild stlmulAnt,
powerful tonic, an unoquAlled appetizer, an ab.
solute specific Tor diseased digestion, wonder
full nerVino. moderate oathartlc, n remedy for
liver COMPLAINT and periodic fovoTp, cure for
e0nstipgtlOn, a specific for Rheumatism, OF essen.
tlal nio'in AIl ailments 70 which the fvobler sex
are subject, end a. . gonsTal household medicine
unequallsd and unApprOachOd, Thee are the
properties that have made Hostetterl Bltt6ts
iAmOui everywhere. See 10 II, however, that you
hayo the true article, fOr the Land u infested
with tWarna Of local bltters, made from con.
demned liquors aud worthless drugs which
greedy Wrstohes who speculate on human life
recommend AZ panaeeas Tor every III that iosh Il
heir to, Beware Of the oharlatans and their
poisOna. MWkT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-08
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

TnR total amount Of hay weighed In this city
during the month Of March was 2so, $50 lbs.
HuaT On Saturday morning q colored boy,
while play ing on Rays coal wharf, had his loot
badly crushed In one OF the cog-uheels Of the
machinery on the wharf He was carried 10 the
house near by, where his injuries were dressed.
FIsH TRApE-The nrst nsh OF the spring
hauling arrived In this city saturday.
wATEa MAIN The work Of laying the nav
water main on Bridge street will be onmebced
"a. day at the west abutment Of the Washington
Aqueduct bridge.
POLIcK NEws.-The total number Of arrests
made at the Third police precinct during the
past week was tWenty'four.
THK young man, A. Il. Almoney, who AZ.
tempted 10 commit suicide, Ia much improved In
condition, and hopes are entertained Oi his 70
cUvery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-08

About O'Clock on last Saturday morning the
sexton went into the Asbury African NJ, 4.
church to light It up for church servico when he
discovered lighted candle standing In the ros.
trum, and on booking round saw that the place
had been invaded by thieves, and that the altar
had been stripped Of u yestments aud carpets,
vases cuTtaiis, embrOideTles, chAllces, and other
articles In faot, very little remained that might
have been Lken by the AactileglOus robbers,
InRress was 0btalned through back door which
had by accident been loft unsecured. There are
reasons for sappOsihs that the burglary Vas PER-
petTated by colored men, and with the clue now
In the POSSESSION Of the authorities II IL hoped
that the SPECTATORS will soon be brought to Jus
tce.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-08
AMIl>En ENTs.


Mrs Oates Tronpe,
During the past week this talented COMPANY
attracted such large audiences and delighted
them 30 much that their stay with us for tho
present IL certain OF success. several new
This evening THE Fair Doe with the Blonde
wig" will be given.
Theodore Thomas.
The orchestra Of Theodore Thomas Is always
welcome to Washington. Ca the evenings OF
Thursday and Friday, 18Th and isth Instant,
Two concerts will be given at Lincoln hall.
REV. Thomas Euard.
All those who heard the lecture Of this clio
quent divine at Lincoln hall last week, and
many others who failed to enjoy that rich treat,
vIlbe sure TO hear him At Foundry church to
morrow evening, on the subject, "Mane hela.
lions 10 the Earth" We are gratined TO know
that Mr. Guard IL to deliver AsOthsr lecture
Every seat should be occupied.