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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-28

~irneen, I'm tann mad &idtebr telelten bic
estfpredenoen GntidllNe gu fansa."
Moltfe: Isle meroeu Niemanoen entien'
ben, osnn bies wdre unnis. Sie fonnen
mir aufs Sport slauten, unb ubriSens tas
ben @te feline .3ett metr, iA LANCE gu beiin'
ren ; es 1T seraoe Mitternadt, unb INT 4
llbr Morsens 1duft Der @ofenftiafano ab
i'd rsroe Sbnen feinen Musenbltd Trit'
erfredun9 bewiaisen."
@impfen (pas @%erlaugen na4 Der geiih>
tieuns Der ron Der reutfhen @rmee bsleBten
@oitivnen laIsn ladene): "@ber sic mai'
fen sssrsifsn, bab iA einen iclaen Gntl9lub
aaeia niht faHen fam; ia mub n,etae Sd
meraben cpniultirsn, uno ia Id ni6t wetB.
mo ih lie ~ bieisr 5tunhe in Seban antref.
fen we,oe, fp III ss unmDslid, Shnen bis 4
llbr cine Nntport gu sebea. Gs 1T icbtn
lhleGterr;nss nptbwenbie, bab sic in etne
@erldnseruns bes @afeniiafaness einwil'
liSen."
General Moltfe 1ebnte tiefes MnTnnen as,
bod graf Bismard retste lid se3er ben(el,
ben unb lispelte tbm eintse @crte tns DIR,
bic su bebeuten iatenen, bab Der 3Dnts I'm
9 lbr etntrefen perbe, une bab man auf
TN warten muGe. Nad 9eenSisuns bieier
nit LETTER Stimme sefabrten uaterrebuns
awilden ben betben beutiden 8epoamdhtis.
ten, tbeilte General meltfs 1T Ser Ibat benz
Gensra! @impf.n NIT, baB er Ser gerlda>
aeruns bes @afenftafanbes Biz 9 ubr feline
;3ufimmuns stbe, bab bieb jeeoA BE aubsr'
Ne @ren3e Der 3uselanbni1e li.
Sn bieiem Mpmsnt mar fur General
@impfen tte capitalization 70 gut wie an
senommen, uns pena er fe niht foslet6 un'
ter;eiGnete, 70 ssfAab es peswesen, neil er
Ben @hein rettsn unb E6 ii bic Gerant,
wprtliAfeit fur etnen fuiten ait nit Nneern
tbetlen wolte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-28
$3.50 @eminue int Selaufe noa $1,000 900.

GdH5e Grcte $40: hdlbe grc'e 80; Wterteupie $3.50.
Nn- unfere 9ptterie III som Stante sehortert; tte 8iez
tunsen fnten TETS CUR f%sfaelesten 3eit unb unter Der Mn-
fht eei dp prener gcmmiHdre fatt.
w. Die otfsteae 3istun5 wtre tn bea ct erut glat.
tern perSfenttiGt, unb alien Snbabern pom 2ppfen tptrb
cine Gcpte ,uaeianbt.
aA- sHtr neranaalten eine 3ietuns wie ts psise an,
Iesten Gage zines iebtn Wenat5 i'm SABRE 1872.
we- @elbfentunaen auf infer Hiifo mittslf Npf.
Cifce=G6 ella rere. Wesiffrirter 8riefe, Sfsbun-
gen rcer GrprcS. @enoet resen zines Circulars.
Wan a%rreiire Murrab MiQer & 60.
No. SIS Walnut Street, post Office Box
2446), ST.. LOUIS Mo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-28

Grrts 2 unb 10 aeihleift rpereen. Nub
fcu Die Nnlaee einss Soulesaro pom
2cclcoilden @artcn big nah einren@
tbal uno Surtb teabtdtiSt fem.
9~taIien.
Surin, 20. Npy. 60 eben miro
aus Som felseneeS beridtet. 1orse:
fern Nteno perlammeltsn fid In Der
@obnuna ees Hiccicttt @aribalpt ouf
eem @crio bic 6dupter Der 2oae uTt<
lclpfca" Cwet rerleltsn ftnc Deputirte
Ter aueer1en 2infen rerD eputtrtenfam<
mer), Inn bic grunr;lse Der tinfttsen
Action sesen tieMonardie 3u terat9en.
IS wurre na4febenper 9eidlub 9ez
faet. uSn Mnbeuadt Der nnssieBlt@z
felt, nit wsl9er bic &csierun9 se9en<
iitsr cem Gomisio fir raS ausemelae
Gtimmredt serfabrsn 1T; IN Mnbez
traht, rae ras Mtni1erium tein gs>
renfen aetrosen baben wiroe, 8arser@
t!ut ~ persiseen; in &ntetradt ene<
Iid> BAD ras piufarlide @trfabren, bic
Ginleituna pom Yroceilen uno bic Grz
pidtun9 BON Gonipirationen easu btez
men 1ouen, eiuen Staatsi reid gu re9tz
fsrttaen, be19liest Die Democratic: 1.
Sersr Burger CDempfrat) uno Srueer
lcu spn beute an iber auss tas unSerz
trud!i@fe S9meisen bepba6ten, be-
1unoers oarlter, mas in ben 1cSen uno
@erlammlunsen teratben une telblolz
fen nirc, eincrlei, auf welde Weile ibm
iplGes CUR Senntnib fcmmen ipQte; 2.
int @ebeimen ]ou Elm 1aseselatt eer<
treitet trerecn, weldeS BON BEN ~ttrfa@
r1cn 8unaen Der rsa%ctionatren Neaies
runa" bic Biraer III SenniuiB ieBen
1eu; 3. rie Gbdtisfsit Der italieniiden
SnjurrectipnSs Gonmittse5 leQ lld aud
ouf ldmmtlide Observation-Disclosures En-
l1efen." @eitsr miro cine Oenerals
rcylammluns sinberufen rereen, Uni
iihsr risfe Bel1liAe su heratben unc
1iele!ben ansuntbmen. Der Srt uno
nic 3eit bieIer @eneralveri ammlun9
me.cen cur1 Elm b%elonreres Circular
tsltimrt rerpen. Nus cieien 8e1dldi<
@yu eett berper, tae Die cFsne Aclfen
acsen Die Monardie gum Mbl6lub Sez
frmmen 1T unp nunmebr bic 9ebetme
g3isfiamfeit, rie COMPUTATION, be9innt.
ss3r,u pieB ales fIbren mus urc ,pirc>
ldEt id unl6mer sorauslagen. @er
jeoc6 trdet bic S9ulo an rieier ttau>
rissr @efaltung Ger 3ufunft Staltens
unD an rielen gum @erfaQ Der Wpnarz
die fubrenten prrjecten? Nud BIER
iitsr nlrfte fein 3weifsl ptwalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-28
Glfaf=2ctbrirecn.
Mus Stragbura terihtet man:

Mus Strabburs beridtet man:
Die Genren;en Ger Nstdsreaierune
in Betref Ger Shulen ees Glioles trez
ten mebr unc mebr ;u Sage. Dies be-
.meiirn rie Suradn9e in uetreren &C.
mejncen rse Sberz uno Niererrheins.
Iicl: 5cnrensen' 1eheu suerf auf Se<
]sitieuu9 rs5 aon,cn Nct'tlitten 2ebrer>
fIrper6 On Zen Golfsihulen binaus,
uro pirp eicisr 3nsf on3 ein9eitanz
een. Msiter cr;is!i man coz c||ionelpfe
SnuIeu. Gle fathpliiGsn Sinner fol-
leu ca, wp bic &atholifsn in eer Mrnz
tusahl inr, een6!bi3t wercen, bic pro-
~tetanlil he Sduls 81 belu6en. Dab,n
@dcint es, aus Ebat1ahen III 1dlieben,
bereits in cen 0smeineen Nueolsbeim>
Niscer|seba6 une gerssIbal sefcmmen
~ lsiu. Sir teute beauu9en mir uns
nit elmer einfadm Darle0uns ees
SaAYerbaltss in lcttaerannter0 emeia<
&c. @til anSstlib Die 3abl Der fatbo>
l;1ten Sinner nibt erbetli6 9enus it,
I'm ben Gortbsfano &c: isitber unter<
baiteuen 9@uls SIT redtfertisen, muroe
am IA. Ot1ctsr !. S. he fatbolilde
GAule in 9erssIbaL e;nem Tilialort
ese Yfarrrc,fes Burtaa, GantcnDen
linaeu, unterrrGdt uno bic Serfu9uns
oetrcfeh zap rie ldulrHidti9en Sim
Der re pyctstan!iihe Sdu|e bsludsn
1olIen. 3usleilb murrs Gle 0enstnee
,ur @%srduberuns te5 fathpiilGenSd ulz
bauics ertndbtiat. Dascaen erbobsn
Ia eintimmis II. fathe!iIden SAINT
lieapater; ie teriefen i;d auf ier He@t
rup erfldr1er, eas fte nit 9utem 0ez
wil1en ibre&incer eiuem protefantii9en
Ssbrer uidt anYertrauen f0anten. %
ale mDali6en Ginldldtsrun9soerlude
fyudtips eeblieten naren, wurcen Die
Wami!ienpatcr Dor @eridt aelaoen uno
iecer Al einer@ elrtuGe ron flint 6rancs
pcrurtbci!L nit benz Deeeuten> oae,
>psnn innerbalt Yierssbn Eaben rte&in>
Ter in belaster Sdule ni6t erldeinen
{outen, bic 6trafe oereoppelt wereen
mGree. ErcB ibrer beiGranften Mit<
tel batten ricle trapen Bureer ft9 am
hsi1dis semadt auf ei8ene Soften cine
9ebrlApeiier ;u bsrufen uno naour@
ibren euten @iasn ;u t~etb9ttser.
Sp,idt man aber pon eineu1 S9uI@
bruoer oeer elmer sebrldpeiter, 70 9eber>
bet f9 bic Bebbrce, mie renn fe pon
elmer Garantel 9etoden tpdre. Die
gntl9sipuns pieier nidtisen 6rase 1T
bssbalb nod ni6t erfolst unp mir wcl<
len bofen, naB Die braYen 2eute tbr
Gltern: unp 0ewihsnsre6t benuben
wercen, fo0te Ge aud barte uno unser<
biente Strafe trefen. Solaer 6due
Iieaen nod mebrere Dor. Nuf Gerbet=
fur,asu f1nneu Die &atbolifen nt9t fer
ner ,ableu ber Gau19unsen fino ibnen
,u riele III lbeil eeworoen. Gs orans1
I'D inpe6en 81. Grass auf: auf @runt
pelden WeleBe5 Die S@ulbeb6roe bat1z
belt, menu ie fatbclii9e 9ineer gum
Be(u6 proteaantilder S6ulen rStbis
oen nil? Sn Der Samnluns BEL
@eid5aelebe baben mir nod ni6ts g;
funren, morauf Elm folder Mtt I'D
fuBen tSnnte> uno wa6 pas frana6fl@'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-28

Sorts 2 uno 10 selaleift rerren. au@
fcu Die Nnlaee einss Soulesaro pom
3oolcai1den Garten big nab stnrer@
tbal unp Surtb teabfdtiSt fem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-28

Gin Np!b< uno 5ilfsbud Omit alspat,iider
5ausapotbsfe ssrtunben) seeignet uno nasli9
fir Serermann uni sd jsber 3eit.
;3wsite sislfaa sermsbrts uuo perssherte Muf-
laae. Entered according to act of Con-
gress, in the year 1873, by DR.. A. FL
scher, in the Office Of the Librarian of
Congress, at Washington.
snoem i'd serludte, ELM sraftiitst Sanbsua iii farei<
ben unp bautt zine pa1tnee. fut alnsertttete paHsupps
tbete sarbanb. CLAUDE tb i'm SfaAce 5u ietn. Seeermann
befrtcpilen ;u trnnen, Der rcn Ser meptsintlden lSinens
ihaft p%erlanst. itin eas 3u seteH, mas iesem su aiusen
1t nidt meme MtFdt, gateat @~eoisinsn in bic g0slt j.
iA;den,. ipntern nit ddten utb ridwtga1 Mttteln, NIT
Rlarbsit uab Seutltder Sprads eas sa lttlte11, mas in Ell
men, ssrartisen umernttmen eeisttet perfea tana.
Eaf dliabr!th tsr1rnt IS int Wtnter ppr, eds gSe8e
unb Strase1 oft Sage lang elm gelhnett" ftne uno n;dt Be-
foEren rerpen tDnnen toie ri ls Ndrntltcn trphnen pilrcs
i'm Suite rber auf %einiamen prairtea ano ris Bart unit
idmer fam 60 mn, tir ioihe gsrirnen psrssa' 0e am
tie teine dr;tli6e 6ilfe, n,eeer &attgstsr uch rtdttSe Witt
tel an Der 5ano haben.
Das Bud il s~iasrtbsilt in &antteiten Der gtsusebprs.
neu unb Sdaelinse, sann fslesn idmn,tltas 8'ascrtranf=
tet.en ron Is sfatren, ferner bic 8ranfheitsi erra6fe~
ner, 6rauenfrdnfbettsn unb enc %telpneete abtbetlung
btlset bic gebanoluna uns erfe Eertaltunsssreiis BET inn'
iftaen Erantens "VgrtpmMntNeH tHe pIeBllptH NH9luue~
faaen 4. g. Bel Gersiftansen, Serbrsnnunssn, Ssnnsa.
Sen 56lus bilst cine tarss abbantlaas som menia-
Or. q. gtiasr.
Die ,un, 5anbbub eeb5rtaen sfettcamente teEnbea it'd
tn einem sraftiften, gut ausaefntetenSl edfafen une itnb
@liIer, Sdadteln unb Sadien mad sSsamr:e-n aenau
mad Rem 5anpbude itbereinfinneno) i~prsfdltis in5ater
einaetteilt unb gut scrpadt.
Su fletn.n aamilten rcrben 3lta r~rentefen ga Sabre
seraeben, Bis bic Saustartifel rerraudt fno. Drt tSr-
mem ,u ieter 9eit bel Nnsabe Der ecpanfhten Numnnern
Sic Mebtcamente ern nns pter al einen1 BON inns be;eths
nsten abli.ferunsssDep su einsn ~serinssn pretle n'e'
terertdIten tperben.
Ser Wreis hes guheS nit Nprtkfe fret ger Grpree an
iraenb einen Srt Der ger. @taate. efianet muir sessn
8aar,obluna bstrdat sic; bds Bud aaetn fdnn ssSen
GiuienbHna son 70 Gents jeser Bet beapaen psrben:
So avs faft allen Gtaaten Der uiipn bereiE fstr befrtez
btaente Madridten fir unfer l1aterlebn,en %einlseten. 'crle
AUD g.aenunasn fir tie 5ausapobefe fa tdalia naebren
IS baten mir uns entfhlpHen, benpreis ses gudes aur
IS gts terataufssen. bannit Is Serrmana let9ter tr.rc,'
I'D bodelse ansufhaFen unb iid srera turd has BUD
ppn ben, aroeen @ertbe Der 5ausaptbete au uberSeussa.
Tif1er unb Hpeber,
GA gpr 60, ghsiisa, Dtseeafn.
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1878 bis $50 Der Mpnat iterau,

1913 bis $3.50 per Monat iteran,
rsdnnli6e unt peiblide um bic dd.te perbeferte
.S@pmmpn Genie Vamilien Nab. Weaiebine
- einsufubrer. Disie Maidine madt len Std,
- fdumt. Notwithstanding. ndbt aus. tefetiat, fnii.ft,
- Hid unr trrbirt auf tas fe;nae greis MIR S15.
So1fdntte ltcenfrt Hrb %earantirt fir funf Sabre.
S'gEir sablen $1,000 fir ireeub cine Waidine. bic einen
f%arteren, fdDneren rber elahtlderens aum nradt als
~. Tie uniriee. sic maht ben u&ldfifden SdluBntd".
Stter ipeite etiA tanr abeefdnitten rerten unb
~ senrr6 fam Ser Stpff nidt eetr snnt uerben, pbne
= baB man ~tenfelben eutsnet reist. gBtr aablen Zen
e &8enfe1 RON $50 ste SEQ per Nfpndt rno bic
@Mus1aesn pser cine Gpmmii1pn, burb nelGe ts
Dprpelte biefes Bera pes atrtadt rperben fann.
MtreTe: Secpmb II. Co., Gbieaso, 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND MATINEE EVENING
GRAND MATINEE The celebrated RvEaNffNa
! % %1ss f E Ez%ss kkH HEsH.
So. IN the ''s SCI ''| q y Drama Of ,or
s.. SEA SEA s 8: EI sH:: , ,s.'
new SCENERY, COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS.
MATINEE T6.2x AaYslM1Ttase OF superior Cast
GO EARLY AND AVOID THIS THE d hSESTs' AT 8
T,HEATRE CoMIoUE
JOSH HART ;;..,.:.... -. Manager
E MATINEE: BE xi5T pleasing S''i''a"'
I yi'h I@aeSRRE1L SISTERS, \
\ Mi Miss sq IRENE wW9 oRREii N.r1Esrr
MN Miss JENNIE ME'i WoRkE11 MA arrisEE
MATINEE. in the leading characters MATINEE
Continued success sis s. H r. ps MHsss aEEHs
Ss"ss sS$Hs si# sF3ss ''''
THE rrnl Iy OF HHSHhasF GESTH or GOLD
WHITE Hsd Crook ths
rMtsHsa 'MsnEE b "a xsFa TRSTTE
LAST N NIGHT AND INK GHr Il tiss Of tho
HAEnAM T. R1S and
%p r. p s vol Of Az Sensation
w FSEPR r OF 44S S Hia Ghl
w sHprf SyE EE Re r AND
faSss nS
4 s$ESs SsS sSSf
the child Is @ ELEM
THE TELEGRAM says that "Hls elocution and acting
Of Brn1s' address to the Romans is MARVEL OF PER-
Matinee THIS DAY, at2P. NJ. Tickets, 80 cents
q II Be had AZ doIEEGE 'Hs
Fifth avenue.
A CADEMy.-rAREwELLw WEEK or
and ShA ooMpNAsnSa
A&4a HsES2 fHis'HE''
FiIttI q SapHy ess sXSTS as
seSsI E a sANrLEY will sing soNd in the first act
Mr, CARL ROSA. Musical Conductor and Manager
&SRSE as# $$$SHH
and Balcony general Omission - Reserved Seats
N. B.-seats at Academy Of Music and ia Broadway.
| A CADEMy.-LAsT TROvATORE MATINEE.
IN SATURDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK
SPECIAL NOTICE-In order to comply with the gene
rally expressed wish and to the urgent requests Of so
ing seats admission to the "Trovatoren nights and
matinee, which have been invariably crowded, the
Management has decided To repeat the most attractive
and popular opera -
IL TROvATORE,
for the last time with the
GRAND OPERA COMBINATION
PAREPA-ROSA, PHILLIPS, WACHTEL SAETLEY.
General Admission, 81 Boxes 500 Reserved Seats In
Family Circle, S. Seats at the Academy Of Music and
ia Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April 10, 1872
es GC0 oy bneg gSa s oEsnn Stock s we Net ret
RECEIPTS $40 sGxports-coastwise 4ss to the Continent
' NEw ORLEANS, April 10, 1872
gross 4s75 Expors-fS LiSsrpoS 7207; scasiwlse 7os
S ssas gross sSsla ExpcrsTe vsrpoo s5s a9'p q
msyT ss b. to s nsmssgS 2S' to Barcelona s0
rs esn sss sst Tas" sss s sias @ Sai ss
Net 0r resetS s rGs aa sra% $685.
., Cotton , qpst arm mladI la: TsfsS,
S s saS sat soc e sGa5
sa5s to the Continent '''s '0a''wl'' sa4i Sales
Cotton quiet but steady; mddnss, asss receipts
n Sn,s s yss S}S
cattle-Rceepts es7 head making total for tie week
beginning with SUNDAY Of 1894 head or iS ears against
sad and
sssS h.ssa1 oss S% @ iS s S S Sheep
Ss1 bead aa sas Sss last ssss %s
S head head nnE SSpaS 2 R week.
Mops on Snr the she raj s r snd eea
e 500 sh sS M =, csa
sle car high high mssd track ss Dat;
G 6arey nesSce dr. MATT = 81 q from
Canada barley. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, April 49, 1872.
Flour-Demand light; holders Arm Sales OF extra
spring at So 10 81 20 Wheat active and higher at 81 2a
for No spring. Corn active and higher at 9c ic
mixed. Oats dull Mt &c. 334c. for No. 2 Rye
frmer at nc. for No Barley steady and unchanged.
Provisions opened dull but closed steadcr and better
Pork sold at 81 50 81 go cash. nomnaly si2 sie %
pickle pickle steady Bakmsats stronger; sales Of
shoulders at A. sides, b5sc 5c clear rib sides &C.
~ $50 Lave hogs steady a. - g 40 Reeeigs 900 200
oats 10000 hogs. shipmcnts4G0 bbls nour, 1900
bushels wheat $1,000 do corn, 5000 do oats 1000 barley
and 5000 hogs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-20
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and loves
prices of the principal stocks during the day

The following suggestion is made by CORE
spOndent:-
II you would suggest through your columns the
propriety Of the stock telegraph operator an
nOuncing the hour quarter past two (the eXpira-
tion of the time for delveres by the indicator it
would avoid all differences and further the in
terests OF the street.
THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Referring to statement I'm your money article
OF this days ISSUE attributng the rise In Western
Unionn quotations yesterday to the assumption
that that this company was willing to sell out'
dnferentially to the Western Union Company, 1
beg to state by authority, and will be obliged by
your making the correction, in justice to our many
stockholders, that the managers OF this company
DO not propose to sell It out, but, on the contrary
in view OF the great increase in business over their
lines, have purchased and are now distributing
large quantity Of material, poles, wire, &c.
and In few days will commence the active con-
structon of additional lines made necessary by the
increased volume of business.
ALFRED NELSON, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-20

included in the above are III bales to arrive For fl-
trc delivery basis mddlng) the sales have been
follows last evening after three M1Apr 100
at 23c May $500 at 234c June, 100 Mt 23Ac., 200 at
Is l36c 500 at 23slc july 100 at 24c September 200 at
22c IO1 at 70 bloc 100 at October 100 at POKE
December 200 at 10 7-l6c. Exchangc-ac. paid to
change May 800 June Total 6alss Sales to
COZ at Is ii6c 100 at 23 400 at % Lice May, 1000 at
2si4c., 800 at % 3,Itc, 100 At 2s4c., 800 az %
June, 600 at 200 AZ 2ss 100 at q lSe 900 at sse
together; September 200 p bloc 100 at 2c October
100 207Sc 100 at 2oc. Exchange-9l6c. paid TO ex
May Tor 800 June paid 70 exehage a 200 April for 200
on cotton to foreign ports closed nominal loows:To
Liverpool by steam, Id by sail, Sled. TO Havre, by
Compressed Ic saii to bremen, by steam &c.. gold,
compressed; sail, ssc.; Baltic ports, by sail, &c
lie, gold, Mediterranean ports, by steam, lc,
The total receipts at the ports sum thus Gal weston
(estimated, 20 bales New Orleans 1879; Mobile, 29
savannah soi Charleston sis Wilmington nj Norfolk,
BALTIMORE 40; New York, 1855 Boston, lS9 Total,
1888 This day last week. 6455 This day last year. 9304
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet and Easier-Re-
ccipts mt the Ports, ,233 Bales-Flour
Firmer-Whent Highcr-Corn Higher
Coffee Dull and NOminal-POrIx Steady
Lard Lowcr-Spirits Turpcntine Firmer
and Activc-Rosin Firmcr-yVool Quiet
WhisEcy Steady.
FRIDAY, April 49, 1872.
AsHEs-The demand for pots continued very moderate
while pearls entirely neglected and nominal. The
receipts since have been fair aggregatng 70
packages We quote Pots 81 rs a So rs and pearls
nominaly, $40
BUILDING MATERrALs-The market for bricks has under
gone no particular change. Prices remain about the
same as when last quoted, and the demand continued
only moderate Lime was in rather better demand with
sales at 81 65 for Rockand common and 81 Is for do
lump. Cement remained neglected ana more or less
nominal. Rosendale quoted steady at 81 20 per Dbl.
Laths steady and in moderate demand at 50 for
CoprrR-Thc market has been comparatively quiet
since last but prices remained strong The sales have
been about 25OO lbs at 4Sc 45c cash and 5sc Stc
CANpLEs.-For adamantine there limited inquiry
steady prices but other descriptions remained quiet
with sales only in a jobbing way We quote sperm,
3c patent do 43c. 4c. searine, 25c 29c paraiine,
26c. a &c, and adamantine l9c. a2
CorFEEThc market remained dun and entirely nomi.
Lapwing 100 which realized l6c, and the remainder
on private terms We quote :-Cargoes Rio ordinary,
i5sc do Prime i6c i6]Sc gold in bond sixty days;
Meracaibo, lsc. q l915c; Laguayra, lsc Dc; st Do
mingo Din bond BE- Java re &c, gold duty paid :,
CoTToY the spot was dull and heavy and holders in
order effect sales, compelled In some instances to
accept lower bids The appended quotations, however,
decline the business in the main being at abont
weak and prices declined &c. &c perlb The sales foot
up as follows ,, ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-20

nuOtntiOns arc Dhscu OH Cotton running qunlty
not more than half grade above below the grade
Flour AND GRAIN. eceipts-Four, 5,743 bbs wheat,
a bushels; corn, 40 700 do meal l6 bills and 3g7
haos. onts * b35 bushels The -four market rmer
uder fair inquiry and sales were at the advance,
t"nrh the mproycinen mt in prices was not general The
sales aggregate about H. 900 bills, including 725 bbls
Snnherli and 100 bbls superfne Corn meal In
bet,er demand with sales Of OO bills Western yellow at
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777I77I777
ICE CREAM.

DuNNINaToN A EMIGIIs ICE GRE N-MApE FkV ~
- pure only superior IN a nas l hntcis resau.
prices Of any other establishment; ahcs 's,nniad
rants churchos entertainments anu the lIauo s"pp"0~
Depot sos Fourth avouuo aud lsoA broao~S'
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

THoMSONs DANCING ACADEMY, 2s8 BLEECKER
81 street-Matinee every Saturday evening from I'LL
liz o'clock. Private lessons day evening. n B.-Ha
to let on reasonable terms.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Sc

vNRANKFIELD co, JEWELLERS, 900 SIXTH AVE
nue., corner Fourteenth street, 2s Eighth tcrms
Silver and finest Silver Plated Ware retaied az man"'
turers' prices.
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hallet &c. - ~T"
THE BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN
THE BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN
Seats be secured six days in advance Box ofucs
open from 6A. NJ to r. NJ. Places may be hooked ~
mail telegraph. -
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AbVVot thbS, y wv 1NAtbNt ia
500 Clev X Pitts 4th m
5000 StL a l NJ LIST In. :.
1000 Chic 4 Mil LIST. =.
5000 Q, @ h I G LIST m.
1000 Nor 4 Elk I'd IN. !.
1000 Tol, P&Wlstm, WD
1000 N Y K n ii 6's.b..
10000 h II 4 Erie lst. .b3
1910 q & RI Pac, r BIDS
1000 N j Southn LIST III.
1000 North Mo LIST IN. :.
10 shs Blk OF America.
10 Bank of Commerce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-07
The LATE FAILURE. In order to correct the

The LATE FAlLURE--I order to correct the
many exaggerated rumors that are reported to
be current in the country the produce Of which
is sent to this city, the following correct lis. OF
the commission merchants of Alexandra who
have suffered by the failure Of NJ. Eldrge Il
Co., and the amounts for which they are in-
volved, is published The late G. q. Brown,
$1,000; W. A. Moore $1,000; }. II. H"nder
son 4 Co., $500; Beckham, Delaplanc 4 Co..
$500; &. II. Robinson & Son, Sllo0; Wash
ington T. Herbert, 5000; and Hooe 4 johnson,
5000 Capt Samuel Baker also lost $1,000,
but he is not in business From this it will he
seen that the only merchant whose credit could
have been at all affected was that OF &. Il.
Brown, who has since died. The business of
the others has not even been cramped, and
their credit at the banks is as good as it ever
was. The suspended firm, it is reported have
gone into bankruptcy, but will, it is said, pay
forty cents on the dollar, if allowed time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-07
COMMUNICATED.

CRY TAxEs-I fully concur in the views of
Tax Payer" in the Gazette of the 4th inst. as
to the injustice of the Council, ordering the sale
of real estate for the non payment Of city taxes
when personal property could, and can be found
on the premises sufficient to satisfy the claims
of the ''tax collector F." Included in the real es-
tate advertised in the Gazette is large amount
which was confscated and sold during the war,
and purchased at very low prices by parties
who have either occupied it themselves or re-
ceved the rent from their tenants, and yet the
collectors have suffered the taxes to remain un-
collected. The unimproved property held by
such purchasers should have been proceeded
against promptly, in default of the tax pay
ment, and not been permitted to accumulate for
ten years, and now call upon the original OWL
ers for payment, who have received no benefit
whatever from the property, it being out of
their possession. ANOTHER TAX PAYER.