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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
Sic beIten Steinfoblen 81 Den nieoris=
ifen NreiSen.

soblen pon eer ,Saltiniorer &ompasnie,~ Don Der
.SuGer~ Boitoner Gompa9nie,"
ydtper uro raid brennenoe aoblen-6e befen aoblen
au5 benz b1eii9en Wartte
gu oerfaufen
Sarrenlabungsz zoberI onnentuetie.
Eudj ,qntens' Banepz" unb eum6erldnoer aoblen.
6. q. Oiass uno Jdmes Siaas, Asenten Der
sSaltmorsr 9oblen-" Il. runlonaG Gttenoabn=s omp."
Bireau: Nr. 2, 9outbfarane.
Sobtenbof: G6e Der Nortbs Mne Mdftfcns
Gtraee. tSlt.14,lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
BaItiimcre
Sire NuiurQute Office.

OltweitsG6e Son Coutbs nmn Oaterts.sH
DtanSunslid ioiuobi IN ber gtaOt mieim San6e, oie
Hrten BON Gisentbum, 2Bobnz, 2anen< uno @aorens
5iufer, 3an6eLsslter, Aderbanprooufte, Note!n,
Saasserdt9i4aitsn, i'm gau bssriHele ooer tmSafen
In 8a6uns beInolihe 6ahrseage u. (. 10.
1aS Direttprium beffebt ans fpIgenren &erreu:
gDm. O. 9arriion, YrGtoent;
Geo. R. Yider3, gDm. 3. 8rune,
n. 20. Mlrifs, 5. b. adpff,
Oapib @. Wilicn, &. Hobt. SenfinB,
Sofiab YenHingtcR, g. Worton Sterort,
fsrancis g. Sing, o. 3. Hetucomer,
Senrp gduon, Orptle 9orpts,
G. g. Steuart, g8. 2B. Zaptor,
SsraeI Gobeu.
applications Tormulare uno peiters Wadri4t hber
bic geieaidait piro in Der Sifics, Shomsfssde pom
Sofort erebist neroen. Berfiterunsen fuersen auf
irseno cine arit ausenommen, fpslde Der aprlitant
whnIhen mag.
(1aff, 1,1S.O 8r. 9EoDfmDrtbs Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
Die WeDolution In Mfcgifp.

9an Sran5tseo, "a. NanslNlell
BON Wlerifo init bem Oampfer aSOabo. mel
ben, oaB Der @oupernenr BON SoHora 2fnp'
pen ausl1idte, nm Die Staot Ota5atlan lple'
Der erobern at belten. Dtau Spetfeit Hld)t,
oab bte 8ebellen 9espun9en letn fpsroeil, ole
GStoAt III riilnletl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
GdrtDFeln

SfdrfDHeIn,
300 Shefiel, Peach Blues.
XiebesGpf,' tTomatoes) Is unb 90 gents pro 9ii6le
Nfriibe 20 unb 80 eent5 pro Gldie.
6oudnbriebe Syringe, &ronen@Sranb.
NSaci,bpiner> SSeeren,
Giimmef Saamcn,
9lnisfaamen, friidbe Grbien, seipaltene grbIen
@eborrte Birnen Sip idben II. fl. bet
g. QetpiS Dunlap,
u9T) SIR. IA, 9Seff=SSaltimOreffr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26

&c. 9Sarenllier De Mernlla&G =,
WI Rr. 50, GsdbansesSlaee.
Baltimore,
Hr. 80, Ssrpae straHe, Netp=Dorf,
~ sJmporteure
uub alleiniae Gaeuten in ben Ser. ct. rnb Ganaba
fin
F. F0LLIET h SCHECK
TN Ip Is @bampagne,,
Sarpn 5arset, Boroeaur.
6. e5obit Gcmp., Gosnae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
9r. 8. 9. Orant,

Mr. IS. ssorssSibertpffra1e.8 Baltimore,
sinouna, 6eginnanbe g6lutnoiudbt, anr,atbr,istet,
BarIuit Der Stimme, 9atarrb uno ale aeioen oes
Salies, Der anRse, Der 6arnfuesr, Ses glntes, Der
baut, Obrenlanisn, Dpspepiet. ssaiisrlu4t Sd=
iftpdtbe, ausenz unb Sbren aranfbeiteu u. I. 10.
Sr. Grant beilt atte nebel unb tn bel Tag
cber 6ei yfadat sum Beiudbe bon aranten berett.
cfNN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
Belts' Yatent sGiienbledb : 8eba9nng.
gT. Selt, Yatsnt= Snbaber u. Gabrifant,

Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dte gufmertiamfet Der Arditeften, Saumetfer u.
oaSerer intersirter erionen mro auf oiee nsue uno
por,falibe feners, rpaffers nnf rpinbfe Sad'be'
ssfuua binselenft, welde su blisersr Breieu unb
uiel ueoriser als rseno eine anoere oorSsl,w. We
ssluz Dad,osduus, pst6c bem Rublifnm iemals ot1e'
rt1t, anseboten iulro.
aseen ndbere ausfunft unS Auftrdse menoe ulai
5ttb an 8. q. $. Sraffore, 9eneral@4sent
Wr. 34f, aEeffsS3altimprefraRes
0 aud gresen anseieben fusroen tonnen.
lGft 33IRte.fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
Die s3Ollamtsnnterimbung in yfetDs
0kprf. f.-...s.M

sc ip.9 orf, 25. San. DaS @inidrdnz
fuuas-Gonlite bes Gonsrefies iebte bente bic
llntsriu6nng Der 3olbausI9,pinoeleien tort.
@eorae gSoob, Der @efretdr elmer Sampfers
Gompaanie, iaste aus, oaB er fleiue 9ratiit'
fationen bsfonlme, ueun CT Otter tiir etnen
ooer srpei Sage on ben Dods suriidbalte. Die
iibrisen stnsiaseu waren nnpthtis unO lttls
E,,Se,,tepS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
Snler's Snr1in aus Wumu1i Mrabieum

Iuler SnrNp uuS ONutult xtIWUtuub
Guffen, Grfdltuns, SrondbittS &c.
Gerner's Oberbaut=grseuger
gegen alle Sautfranfbetten.
Gfmin GGreeficn, apotbefer,
Eorhoff=Gde Der Baltimore, nnh pigbffr.
fMrv;to0 fSNA
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6ebrii0rr Strir,
Sfr. 196, 0Bcff=Saltimprea aStraRe,
Baltimore, Rb.
srntidJes ganfs unO gGed)ielgeidaft.

g5tr taufen nno perfauieu Sob, 6Cserunssz.
Stdots=, itdotde uno aEoere GiderheiteH. mir Faus
len nno ntrIauen Behel aHt @roBbrittanieu, fSraags
reid uHo 9euthIauo uno AiebeR unter aueern. Gul
lolaenbe Nanoelshdnier In Gnrnpa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
ppspfptiker,
Dersp eifelt ntbt!
Nnfmrnternne Gunbe fiir Gn9!
MiQer's

saesoeotifer unb aeibenbe on 9eber= nnb Wf1esns
Ssanfsater melde pon anbern Arsneten felhe Delle7
rmnr srhaIten, iinD einaelaoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
Eifenbabnlnfnu i'm Siioen.

5elma, slla., %. San.- aut Der ala.
bama-Geutral- -Sa9n" ereisnete itd 9eltern
et,ua 70 Wteilea BON bier eiu llnfal, eine Per:
Jon wil=be set0btet uno mebrere GEbere i4wel
nPrfptsf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
Snlano>9epeide,t.
9uS gHaibiuatpn.

gSaIbin 23. San. - $5eute mar
cine 9eleaation Dor Dem Gouite fir Miittel
uuD gSeee, ,peld)e Oas 6eis=S =SntereIie uertrat.
Die er1Bten Quantitd.en bielesStapels fom<
men aus Sltinoien unb China unb aasemein
lpirb cine 9erabietung beS SolleS ant 6sts
perlanat. Ser 6eprdientant Sargent be9let'
tete Sic Delegation unb iprad iparln fitr etne
Serabietung bes 3oGes. - Die Reispfan5er
,paren iibri9ens gleidfalls pertreteu Mae
mahten geltenb, baB eine 6erablesun3 oeS
3oles ibren Sntereiien ihdolid) lein tpirb.
= Sine Anti Slapton Delegation bate
heute cine aubieus bel bem Brafoenten nn1
geldperce iiber Senator @lanton au fiihren.
Der Brahoent peripies bic Serren oarauf, oaB
jett bic afiairen Glapton's unterludt iper'
ben, ipobet eS iif bann berauslteaen ,psrbe,
tuie mett Genator @lapton geIiinoigt babe.
- Ser Senat befdti9te beute elne In5abl
Nominationel1 oes 8rdilSenten, II. U. Die bes
Deutiden q. 9dafienberg aitm Sunoesmar>
Id)aQ bes Serritoriums Colorado.
= 0aS Gnnlite bes Iuspdrtigen bat nod
qar niAt iiber bic 8esiebuHgen bes Srn. 5alle
beridtet, bas @eriidt, baB Die gtomtnatlon
ueriuorien tporben lei, entbebrt Der Se9riilt1
bung.
- gSie man hort, tpurbe bern Sberbunbes=
anwaIt Dor isinem :3uriidtretsn in's Yrloat'
lebeit oie gtelle zines Snnoesrihters in Slo=
rioa anaeboten, tpeld,e er ieood) ausi9ln9.
sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in gfetp>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
Reuiamin Il. l)of & Comp,
Gmtitb s Gurlett's
narsiimirte f)snlilde SliDenzSeite,

naratirt al5 ebeno gut, psnn nit beer, ais tr9eur
cine Geife I'M Wfdrtte.
su taben in aIen @roeerie=e dben. (Mdrs16,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26

@iuciunati, 25. San. = Der Dpfr.
,,alasfa," BON Gincinnatina6 Nep. Orleans
beltimmt, gerietb heute 0tor9en am Sacons
Greet, na9e @airo, ST., auf ben 9runo. Der
llmfaug bes 9dabens 1T nift befanllt, loa
ober bebeutenb letr1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26

geaibpi1le, 25. San. = Sen. 81. g.
gwea itarb bellte MOrgen in ieiner 8obnun9
su Maurpz&ountp. (Seine 6rau farb be-
fQnntliG1 Dor 2 ODER Sagen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
ScnneHee.

Olempbis, 25. San. - 9eitern trafen
bier 0eIesaten Der Oeridiebenen metbooltt-
iden &onferen5en ein, oeren abFd)t es 1T,
iiber bic @riin6ung cine iiiOli6enr metboOtltts
id)en l1niuerItdt gu beratben.
Die @erpadtung Der u0fempbts Gbarle:=
lfon>8abn" lit bonn BrdFbenten Scott uno
ben Direftoren Der rgennipl Gentralz
8ahn" ratifisirt iuOr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-26
Selesrapbiid)e 9epeide,t.

ortietuna fotat. ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06
G Z 0 r G EFT WIN,

The RIVERA thin skim Of ice formed on the
river last night, but will not interfere with nav
igation. The steamer +. G. Bidde, from Phil
adelphia, arrived at Hyde's wharf to- ay with
general merchandise. The New York steamer
Il. T.. knight arrived last evening with mer-
eLandise. large coal schooner was lowed up
this morning.
THE FLOUR MARITIME note a further ad-
vance on Monday last Of 80 cents on the best
brands OF family -four. Other grades are held
higher and in very limited supply.
SHOE FLY.-This morning, about half-past
eleven O'Clock, Mr.. H. L. Sfrasburgher, a shoe
dealer on Bridge street. saw a colored man take
pair OF ladies' shoes from the front OF his store
He Immediately pursued the man, who ran
down the street, and turning into jefferson
made for Water street. Several parties Joined
in the chase, and finally Overhaulcd the fellow
and he was marched to the station house. The
shoes were recovered.
THE FACULTY OF GEORGETOWN COLLEGE
has just conferred upon the well known author,
editor and lecturer. 7. w. M. Marshall, the de
gree OF L. l.. D., in recognition of his dis
tinguished services to literature and religion
A NEW BRIDGE Is being built over the canal
on West Market Space.
SNALL-POx.-It was reported this morning
that another member Of Mr.. Uphoff's family on
Bridge street, was i'll with smallpox in addition
10 the case from Philadelphia. Some of our cit
liens think the locality Of the disease ought to be
designated by the usual yellow nag. Hundreds
OF people who pass the house every day would
doubtless take the other side Of the street If they
were aware that IL contained case Of smali-
pOY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06
CITY ITEMS.

j. H. WHITKHAND Qate Of the firm OF Hol-
lingshead & co., can be found at the MetropolI-
tan Cigar and News Stand, where he viii be
pleased to zee all his friends and customers.
WHITE GooDs.-Fine dress shirts, for g.
each, or %. $3.50, and g per box, containing
one-half dos6n; good linen handkerchiefs, for
DC; fine linen collars, from % b o. pee dog IN
fine all-linen cum, sc.
One price only. GEO. Q. HlNNINe,
No. 40 18th street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
AIORE NEW b . O Ms

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french and italian Journals By Ssth. Hsw
The levels 81 Arden. r. n. L. Bsaddon, author
f.Aurora Fioys.n sc.
Rude etone Monuments in all Countries. b. james
Ferguson 50.
A History Of the Revival e the Gothic Art. BY
ChAs. L.. Eesflake. Slsso
AND TIE REOEST PJ OBLIGATIONS:
Barring Gould's Legends Of Old Testament Cbsrac-
Pr Fisher. Plain Tan .bou. Insanity. $50.
Hammertons k:cher n and Book. o..
SIT Henry HOlsg = R-collecticpe q! Pact Life -
yenriee Animal and N-eetAhle Parasites. 81
Telmadge . determinations q Mbderu SccIety. 81 81
Leckeys LADDERS &C Puel,e Opinion in Ire
s-merset's Christian Theology. O.
Educational Yea. Book for 1872. Sl25
A Guice to Florida. Do.
John Jasper's Secret. "a
Rsrtol's Radical Problems. 81
Fieuisr To morrow of Death. sl7s
'Psrson The Infinite and Finite. 81.
Little Mocrlsrd Princess Sl75
Books. 81 IS
Hayes Law Of DesoIation. slTs
Milkie Collins Peer Mics Finch. 81
Two Family Mothers. BY Marie Sophie
Schwartz. 81.
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BOOKSELLERS AND TONERS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

L ISL oF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE Ar
IL SHILLING TONS BOOkSTOkE,
- CORNER IA sT. AYD Pa. Av.
Poor Miss Finch. BY wilkie Collins. Price g.
k'cniitotions OF Past Life. By Sir Henry Holland.
Leader. Of Pneie Opinion IN Ireland-s~ift, Flood,
Grattsn and OConnell. Price 81
Little Mocrland Princess BY the author Of .sOld
mann setle secret" Price o. rs.
Patty Novel. By the author of /" Rookstoue. "
Price 30 cents.
The Mystery Of orcivsl. Translated from the
French. Price IS cents
Two Plunges for q Pearl. BY Mortimer Collins
Price 15 cents
The syl,eeters; or, The Outcasts. Price rs cents.
he HI Mills Of Katherine Saunders Price IS cts
Leai lnfhe storm. By Ouida. Price 20 cents.
Shsracter. By samuel smiles. Price Sl 50.
WIG men And Wild Beasts. By Colonel Cumming
Wiifred Cumbermede. By George Macdonald. Price
Can the Old Love- A Novel Price rs cents.
How 20 Live on a Dime and Half Q Day. Price q
cents
New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospect of Thera.
peutos, Pharmacy, &C. Price 81 cents.
John Jasper Secret Sequel 20 Charles Dick ems
mystery Of Edwin brood" Price 81 rs. febi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

THHk1on1THRs and Baromsters are repeared
and made to order BY Hempler, near Ak strost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06
Genssecsed Locals.

MI. thompson Mailer slipped the ice Mon
day night and broke his leg between the ankle
and knee
The Washington GrenadsersOn Mondav even
ing elected Mr.. A. ~ Kinney second lieutenant
20 i'll the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Lieutenant l. Is. Cutler.
Patrick BOYLE and another man named Young
tie former comnItted to the workhosse A re W
weeks since, charged with carrying concealed
weapons, and the latter chang with vagrancy
were discharged yesterday on condition that
they bury cooced man who hal d;ed with
smallpox in the hospital. BOYLE. aztec the in
terment. made a Decline for the police court,
Go recover the pistol which had been soniisca-
ted. exposing those in the crowded coGi t-roOm
20 the risk OF catching the disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

THE BOARD OF APPEALs will meet AT the
once OF Superintendent of Assessments "a
Hall, on next Monday, 20 hear cases of gri.a-
ance. The board consists OF the Saperintendent
X. A. Shinn, T. j. Middleton from the COUNTY,
George Wilson, and Col VIM. Wall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

Ap,.Wtth regret We announce the death
OF Public Works. He died at his rssidsn cs ~
ieorgetown this afternoon at 1880 o'clock afte,
sInerIng Tor some weeks past from hemorrh ACE
Of the lungs. Ase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

sPLtNpiD STYLES jet, rubber and tortoise
sneDl sets OF jewelry, with gold wires, received
at Prigg's jewelry store, No. I5, Pennsylyania
avenue, near street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-Ats meeting of m q
Proyldenf Building Association Lat night AT the
Board OF Trade Rooms no money was sold, but
fhjrty shares Of rock We rede, med
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

foR CONS, Bunions, Ohinblains, h0owtna
Nails, &C., visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. lbs l6tE
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washine-
toni NO. North Charles street, Baldmoro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

Mr. DAVIS B. CAssEDAY will read at Lincoln
Hall this evening q work OF fiction written by
himself, entitled Agatha" Mr.. Casseday i.
said to possess fine Evolutionary powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06
LOG AL NEWS.
Amnsesenss, &C.. Tonight.

Soi.OnoI TA@0tsr.-Psrepa-Rosa epers Trouns
m - The bohemian Gin" Benest Of Mr.. f.
Seguin.
Odd f'l'e'7s' HcH.-Iogrenia, the Royal Con
jGTeT.
Lsrco'H HoR-Resding by Davis n. Casseday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

work On the Georgetown level of the cana 70.
day, removing distractions. Ii is hardly proh
able that they will finish their work to-day in
which case the water will not be turned In to-
morrow as Was anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

tn MOST oelsb.ated and suooeoful Latr,b.
heaters and Slate Manteis in the world; q 20
Hamilton q Pearson's, No. a. Y.H. O. q. Rn;,S
ing, 9Th and d stroOts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06
T IMMENSE REDUCTION.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.
ONLY TEN DAYS LONGER.

In consequence Of the lateness OF the son, and
preparing for slarge Spring Stock, which / am now
having manufactured especially to order, offer
for tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

Why TBE LoUDERBACKs WERE DlyORcED-
In The Equity Court, Judge wylie, Yesterday,
a decree OF divorce was granted in the case OF
Inma Z. Louderback agt. Joseph G.. LoudsT-
July leGI, and resided together in this city until
September, 1865, al which time plaintiff alleges
dei. ndant deserted her, leaving her destitute in
= boarding house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

a BELIIGEIENr HACKNAN.-Last evening
omcer Ryan, OF the 9Th precinct, was called
eIon 10 arrest a dIsorderly hackman, named
John Page, and in taking him TO the STATION
house Page drew a loaded revolver and tried IN
shoot the officer, and would have succeeded n All
not bystsnder vrested the pistol from him
Page was arraigped this morning before the
police court, and fined $50. He was also fined
y on the charge OF disordeTly conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

PRoeRIss II TIE NINETEENTH CENruRy
r. ". N. Marshall, LII. D., OF England. is an
n2uneed TO deliver his popular lecture on
Progress in the Century in this city on the
2ith instant. This lecture has been received
WIN much favor in the principal cities Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

SMALL Pox.-On Monday seven cases of small
pox were reported TO the Board OF Health. Yes.
terday there were five cases, and one deafb
INA. OF M. Smarter, residing on the corner OF 9Th
and 4 streets northwest. In most Ali Gases -.
ported the parties refuse to be removed 10 the
hospital. Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

COOP FOR TEE CAFTAIN.-From Saucelito
tCol-) Herald We learn that the captain and crew
OF schooner which was capsiZed in the terrific
storm IN San Francisco bay on the 2ttl nit
n Camp. (of the regular army now Stationed
al Angel Island. Captain &. will be remem-
bered as the commanding ofic Ger of SOLDIERS
Rest in this city during the war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

ACCIDENT TO FIRENAN.-An alarm of fire
was turned in from box IL yesterday, caused by
the burning Of a foul chimney on 10th street
and while Engine No. was crossing 9Th strest
one OF the company, named Vim. SOrrel was
thrown on and seriously bruised He was taken
70 Dr. Fenwick's office, where medical aid was
rendered. No bones were broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

The CITIZENS REIrKy CoNxIssIox will hold
us regular monthly meeting az the rooms of the
Sonmission: in the City Hall, tomorrow morn
ing al 10 O'Clock The report Of the general
1itate poor relieved during the month will he
made, and other business transacted " w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

FIRE THIS NORNING.-At $40 O'Clock this
morning Private Yeager turned in an alarm of
IRE from box 80, caused by the burning OF Mr.
I'D Kings carpenter shop, on the 9TH street
ing the residence OF Lieut. johnson. Mr. Kings
loss was about 81 ,5C", on which there was an
insurance OF $40. Mr. Collins, . carpenter los,
Thomas, a marble catter, adjoining. had his
STOCK somewhat damaged. By the active exer-
uops OF the hremen and police, the house of
Lieut. johnson was saved, although his furni-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-06

SUDDEN DEATH This morning the dead
body OF Alice Gallagher, white woman, was
found Ia house no 18th street, near the canal.
IL appears that she had been drinking pretty
freely OF late. and last night she was found in
tOxleated on the steps of this house. and was
taken IN by a colored woman, Mrs. Butler, W no
liver there, and laid on lounge and during the
night died Officer Sullivan, of the sanitary
police, was notified, ard called in Coroner Pot
Ter TINS morning, who, after viewing the body,
seeded mat an inquest was unnecessary de-
ceased having died OF apoplexy.
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Original Attachment.
sta of Tennessee, Montgomery Coul
WOodlie Manson (colO VS.. I. G.. NcAful

sta of Tennessee, Montgomery County.
Woodlie Manson (col) VS.. J. e. McsIullen.
In this cause 1t appearing by affidavit
that the defendant, !. q. McMullen is Justly
indebted to the plaintiff, and is u nom
resident of the State , SO that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him,
and an original attachment having been
levied on his property, IL is therefore or
CHRoNICLE, n newspaper published in the
city of GAINESVILLE, tor four successive
weeks, conmandingth the salt j. c. McMulen
of the Peace, at my Office in Clarksville on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1872, and
make defence to said suit against him. or
1t will be proceeded with ex parte.
II. ID. READ, j. p.
May 4. lS72-iw
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A CALL FOR \ COUNTY CONvEN
TION.

BY the authority vested in me,
hereby call Convention of the peo-
pie of Montgomery county to meet in
Convention, at the Courthouse in
GAINESVILLE. on Tuesday, the End day
of July, 1872. to nominate candidates
for county Offices at the August cleo
ton A full attendance is requested.
j. NJ. QUARLEs, Chm'n.
Fix. Com. Montgomery county.
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TIE County Convention met, on
Monday, aud was called to order by j.
NJ, Quarles, Chairman of the County
Executive Committee, when, on mo-
ton, Col. j. f.. Bailey was called to
the chair, and III. NJ. Doak and j. s.
Neblett was appointed Secretaries. A
committee was then appointed to select
Delegates to the Nashville Conven-
ton, but it is needless to publish the
names of those selected since. their
mission has ended with the Conven-
ton to which they were accredited
After these preliminaries the follow
ing resolutions were offered discussed
and disposed of:
The following resolution was offered
by ii. NJ. Dolk, which upon being
seconded, was unanimousl yadOpted:
Resolved, That we cordially endorse the
! action of the people OF stewart county i'm
presenting the name of W. a. Quarles "a
! represent this District In the next Con-
gresS of the United States.
Mr., III, NJ. Doak offered the follow
ing resolution; which after being see
ondod, and discussed by Mcssrs Doak,
Lurton, House, Wilcox, and j. NJ.
Quarlcs was adopted
/ Resolved, That in the nomination OF
! Horace Greeley and II, GratH Brown. we re-
| cogni1e the dawn OF better days In the Re
/ public, aud a return To that form OF Gov
| rrnmcnt, IN which honesty, fitness and
| true worth, Were the qualifications fOT
| onlce. That we see IN II u blow ahmed nj
/ Capitalization, ana The assumption of arbi-
trary power. That in the endorsement OF
I the true Dem ocrat ic doctrine Estate rights
I we soc an acknowledgement otthc dangers
. which menace the country aud "A dstcrmi-
1 nation 10 recognize hereafter that princi-
pie, which alone can preserve from the
] dangers of ntralization.
/ Resolved, That we recommend that all
T patriotic citizens vote for them, without
. regard to past party views or affiliations
Hon. j NJ QuarlcS, offered the fol,
lowing resolution, which was unani-
mously adopted,
J Resolved, That we endorse the nomina,
: ton Ot our able governor, Hon. Jno. e.
| Brown, aud recognize I'm him tirm patriot
| n faithful, honest and efficient public ser
want, aud recommend that he be renomi.
mated as our standard bearer for tioVcrnor
AT tho Convention 10 he had In Nashville
on the 9TH Inst,
Mr. II, IL, Lurton offered the fol.
lowing resolution, which was seconded
and adopted
! Resolved, That we heartily endorse the
/ course of our late Representative, the Hon,
/ Roht, 4, Ferguson, ana of our senator, the
Hon, Nathan Brandon.
TuE steamers Tyrone, Tallisman aud
Lumsdcn, will leave for Nashville
Mondays Wednesdays and Saturday s
atSp m Gucsts 20 disposition car
g,rA ior halt fare.