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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

CRY ScuooI. REPORTS. following is a
.svnopss of the reports made to me by the
teachers Of public schools in the city for Oc-
tobcr: ... II
White .ScAools-On the rolls AGA; boys 2sS,
girls 10 Average attendance 3ST; boys 24O,
Urls AT. Per ccDtage Of attendance ST. boys
So, girls 81 Entered %; boys 20, girls s. Drop
ped 10; boys 6, girls 4. Best attendance IN
Washington School No. 3, taught by Miss Sal
lie Yates; Washington School No 4, taught by
Miss Fannie Il. Wilson, and Lee School No. l,
taught by Miss Margaretta Law; each IS per
cent.
Co7oru7 .SAook-On the rolls 2SS; boys l43,
girls l43. Average attendance 254; boys l29,
girls l25. Per centage Of attendance IS; boys
50, girls 81. Entered IS; boys 10, girls 8.
Dropped Is; boys 4, girls 3. Best attendance
in llallowel School No. ,, taught by Mrs
Jane A. Crouch, % per cent.
AS compared with the reports for October
1871, these figures show an increase of three
white boys, torty-nine colored boys, twenty
nine coorcd girls, and decrease OF tour white
girls on the enrolment, and an increase OF
three per cent in the attendance at white, anu
of seven per cent at colored, female schools,
but decrease of three per cent at white, and
nine per cent at colored male scnools;
RICHARD L. CARNE, Supt OF Schools.
St. Johns Academy Nov. 4th, 1872. !.
RornERY AND PROBABLE MURDER.-Ihe
house of an old milkman named Frank Nc
Kcnncy, on the Washington Turnpike, short
distance beyond the canal basin, was entered
bv two colorcd men about twelve o. clock last
Saturday night and the old man robbed OF ten
dollars and revolver, and beaten so severely
on the head that his life is almost despaired ,ot.
Ills cries alarmed the neighbors, two OF whom,,
Mr.. Henry and another young man, seized
their guns and fastening to his assistance saw
l., cnloned man named Mills Stacey run away
and enter house near by, occupied by col col,
orcd people. They guarded the house untll
some of the city police force, who had oee9
sent for, arrived, when Stacey was arrested aou
brought to the station house. lie was exam
med by Justice White this morning ana COM
mittcd to await the result OF his vlctm III.
iurics The name Of his accomplce has not
yet been developed. ...... I'LL.
Coal FOR THE WEST INDIES. The George
town Courier says Vessels are IN port LOAF !
inc with coal for St. Thomas, Damerara, ana
Martinique, and other vessels deStincu iol ,.'t ,n
Indian ports have been chartered ana are On
the way out. These orders for American coal
as we have heretofore mentioned, were .fa ~
icrred from Liverpool to New York, anu W
orders for GEORGETOWN were received tnrouSn
the house of s. L. Merchant q Co.. OF tue
former city. III. } 80. -
We are informed that the hunters are kllllns
some fine. fat opossums, 10 this nelghpofiloou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

Or. Tut, Hair Dye contains no Sulphur
nov -culW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

CANAL CoMMERcE.-Thc following is a state
ment of the commerce on the Alexandria Canal
for the month of October:
Descending Tu1e-Iron Ito TONS coal 80, ~
tons, limestone l56 perchcs, wood d cords;
boats 291. =. -
Ascending Tuac-Castings tons; salt s.,
shingles ., bricks 800, slaves u: plaster 3o;
boots 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

TUST OPENED.
A handsome lot Of Silk Poplins, in beautiful
shades of blue, lilac. silver grey, ashes of roses,
Sc. These goods are very handsome and cheap.
Shades Of the new colors in Satteens.
A fine line of Black Cashmeres.
Black Apacas at all priccs-somc extremely
fine goods.
Cassimeres for boys and Prints, and Bleached
and Brown Cottons, of all grades.
nov j. M. STEWART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04
pLACn GOODS.

RLAcA GOODS.
y !inc line of BLACK and MOURNING
GOODS, embracing
Mcrinos, Cashmcrcs,
Versailles Grape
eros dc .LondoDs
Cashmere de Ecoise,
Alracas, Mohairs, &c. Just received by
oct }. NJ. STEWART.
MRS. c. L. SIMPSON,
W. No l25 King street,
|. now opening at her Bazaar OF FASHION
Il very large and elegant assortment Of
FALL MILLINERY,
embracing every style of tho season.
The IiONN Els and HATS cannot be sur
passed for beauty. and there will be kept con-
.tantly on hand during the season Il complete
assortment from which ladies can made selec-
tons. Those wishing 10 make their own Bon
nets viii lind all necessary materials at very low
cost.
Also Ruchcs and RuG<, Collars in every new
shape Real Laccs, Black Wells, White Wells,
Cambria Edgings and lnsertinss, Cotton Trim
mings, uandkcrchicE$, and Dress Trimmings of
every dcScripton Curscts very cheap Hair
Goocs in every new design, Chignons Plals,
Curls, Finger Pulls; Something entirely new
and Switches in real hair, Thread and Jute,
Combs, Brushes, Soaps, Ornaments, Bracelets
and Sets, and everything that can be found in
i:strl,$s Millinery and Trimming store. a
pleasure to show goods. oct2
HLOTHS AND CASSIMERES-Wc have
~ just received = good assortment of Cloths
and Cassincrcs, Of Foreign and Domestic man
uiacturc: also good line of EcstngS. Persons
in want Of such goods will find it to their inter-
est TO give our stock an examination. Suits
made &c order.
sep ~ HOOMIS u ASHB1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

nG~LADIEs' MISSES AND Cu1LDREN's Doors
AND SnoEs.-We are this day receivnga full
line of Ladies', Misses and Childrcn's Boots and
Shoes, suitable for fall and winter use, enhrar-
ing Ill of the styles now in USE which We conf
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock in the
city. We solicit purchasers to call and cXam-
inc for themselves, as they will be sold ut low
prices loot 3 WApDsY's, IA King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04
J. " STE w ART

w
Has just opened lot of the various sizes of La
dies Merino Vests, high neck and long sleeves:
also Gents Of the small and some of the largest
sizes MS" Gents silk Vests, desirable article
oct t-Lf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

We are informed that the hunters are kulin g
some fine, fat opossums, 10 this ne'ghborhoou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

DEPOT SITES Mr.. John S. Barbour, Pres
ident Of the Lynchburg and Danvlllc railroad
with some of the directors, will leave Lynch
burg on Monday the lth instant, to ride over
the line, with view Of looking to points iol
the location Of depots, and would be pleased t
confer with parties interested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

NV VI. y. DIN y De
w No 81 King street,
Is receiving n large addition To his stock Of
FALL GOODS,
which have been bought on the most adyanta
geous terms, and will be sold accordingly.
Black, Blue and Brown Cloths.
Plain and Fancy CasSimercs.
SattinetS and Pulled Cloths.
White and Coored Fannes.
Bed Blankets, very chcap-with many other
desirable goods. oct II
7 AIDES AND GENTS, MERINO VESTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04
NEW GOODS.

Received since the decline in prices splendid
stock Of Cloths, Cashmcrcs. Vestings, Merino
Shirts and Drawers. Fine Dress Shirts English
Half Hose. Canton and Wool Flannel Crsvats.
Collars, Wristbands, Shirt Fronts, and general
assortment of goods in our line
ROBT. L. WOOD
oct - No ~ King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04
DRY GDEDS.
ZINE ASSORTMENT. OF NEW GOODS.

Opening this day full and complete stock of
all goods IN our line. Irish Popllns, all the
now shades; Sntteens, in ten different coors
Empress Cloths, in Blue, Brown, Wine, Sage
&c: Japanese Silk beautiful new style; Plaid
PoplinS, very low price; Striped Dress Goods to
French Cash.neres and Merinocs; Mouslincs
ValcnterS Armures; Trimming Velvcts, ali
the new colors; Cloaking Vclveteen, black and
colorcd new style Sacquing Flannel; Cloaking
Cloths; Shawls, &c The attention of buyers is
especially called to our present stock, purchased
since the great decline in prices.
ROBERT L. WOOD,
act "A No. 81 King street.
MEN AND BOYS GOODS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

Buy Jour goods and have your work done in
Alexandria. You will save both time and mon
cy, and have no risk Of an inferior article being
substituted for the best goods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

an! nov receiving my Fall and Winter stock
Of DRESS and CLOAK TRIMMINGS, consist
ing Of FriDgcs, Ginps, Satins, Laccs, NC. me
irest Stock II Trimmings ever brought to TINS
market 1t {. &. BEkk1 .,
oct..U :: -. - King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

CoRoNER's INQUEST. Coroner Beach yes
terday afternoon held an inquest upon the body
of an old umbrella member known only by the
name of Mike, who was found between twelve
and one o'clock lying dead upon the railroad
track in front of the soap factory on Union
street. A confused wound was over one eye,
but it is supposed that it was caused by his tall.
A post mortem examination was made BY DR..
Powell, and the jury, of which John w. Hol-
lcnsbury was foreman, rendered a verdict OF
death from heart disease or apoplexy. The
body was buried during the afternoon III Penny
Hill Cemetery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

BIGAMIsT On Saturday last, in Washing
ton, a man named William SHINES was arrest
cd and committed to jail, charged with having
two wives, the first one claiming to be resi-
dent of this city, and that her maiden name
was Annie James At the police Office she
said to SHINES, Nov you will 60 to Jail,
thank God; to which he promptly replied, y
will 90 to any place to get away from you. !"
The second wife clings to him, and says she
will continue to do so. She visited his father
in this county yesterday and informed him Of
the circumstances, which greatly affected the
old gentleman, and caused him much surprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04
PROPOSALS. FOR GRADING STREETS.

Sealed proposals for grading Oronoko street
from Washington to Fairfax, and Pitt street
from Princess TO Rendleton, according to the
grade given by The Surveyor Of the Corporation,
will be received. up 10 y clock m, on Novcm-
Der ), 1872 Work to be completed within 30
days: Proposals! 10 state. the gross amount Of
cost. RO6ERl IOk1N Eli,
oct DII.td =. Chnir,nnn Eninrnifire on Streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-04

Mayors Office,
d.. silcy:u dria October u, 1872.
All BAR-ROOMS, SALOONS and other
places for the safe Of intoxicating liquors in this
city shu. be closed from sunset on MONDAY
the i,h of November until sunrise Wednesday
morning, the 9Th of November; and all persons
nlcnding against the provision: of this order
will be- dealt with accordingly.
nc, La w. n BERkLEY. Mayor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30
gT Gtpas fit jeoe Camille

In Die bette Iir alle grten Irbeit uno Die n~etteite Wtaz
ltine in ner lBelt. Dtan ommeu nb lebe Dieielbe in
benz Sertauiszeofale, Nr. 40, RurfsS barleshr.s
i'm ~6reimaurer=1empel." an! (Sult1o, 12Vfte.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30
..Nriu,eITn" NeQie.

SRI. Nfeaie, bic Softer bes Brdiioenten
Grant, mirb in @u9lanb an @tieu6abnltas
.tionsn nit f6Ei9lihen Gbren empfan9en.
Son Der &0nisin Siftoria lit Dem amerlfas
uiiden gadfid = Ne1ie lit Is Sabre alt -
Die gbre elmer @ala @our 81 Sbeilt sewor'
beu. Oas iiebt fat aus pie Elm pom pater'
liden SOfe in Waibington arran9irtes, burh
Sermittelung Oes amerifaniiden @elanoten
in Qonoon uub auerifaulder asenten aus
sefibrteS Suterme5so 5ur 8rdioentlhaits'
campasne, moburd bic A6tuug in beaeres
2idt aeieet merben ioa, welhe Der Same
Grants in europa genieBt. Son Der Rid.
lpirtung, Die bteie@omDoie anf Die Ser. Staa-
ten, oereu Sirger piinftli4 our4 baS &abel
bon Dem aDeb0diten Seiinoen uno ben aaerz
b09len movements" Der Yraioenten'G ods
ter unterrtdtet weroen, baden fonnte, perz
ipriht man lid in8 alhinstOn, wie es ideint,
groBe Oin9e. ySebt, bic 2eute in europa
fino bod before DieniAen, ais SIR, nnoant'
bare Siirse Der Ser. Staaten, bic SIR bic
@bre ni4t su ihGeen iuiBt, einen lolfet
Otaun nit elmer iolden 9obter gu ben Curl
gen al Sdhlen!" Sa, eS TIT cine aIte, traurige
Wabrbeit. oaB bic Yropbeten nidts selten iul
et9enen 9anOe. org. Sourn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30
&hpppe,s neuer Nrp,ea.

IS liegen unS nlebrere Mittbeilunsen Dor,
melbe in mariner Sprahe 5ur llntertiisung
oes Or. Sd6ppe nlabnen, Dem befanntlif
in Carlisle, Ya., elm neuer, am &c. Iugult
b. S. gu beginnenOer .Yro5eB 9emdbrt woroen
lift. SIS mirb Sarin belonoerS betont, baB
Or. g. gdu5lid mitteuoS uno feline game
Sabe, Die our Belt ieiner eriten Yro,eiIruns
aus $500 beftano, o'raufaega1sen lit. Selt
brei Sabren liese er IN Saft uno crit nab NM
idsliher anifrensuug iet es 9~elunsen. istne
erite, b0ht ungeredte Serurtbeilung riidsdn=
gig su MAIDEN: nOieSoroeruu9 I'm ~pefuntare
Siilfe tritt in Oisiem Safe UNI, 10 itdrter on
ale Menihenfreunoe beran, alS benz armell
uuo hiilfloien @efanaenen mdhtise @esner gez
geniiber itebeu." Heht NIB 9erehti9teit sez
b0ten uniereSiilfe uuo oaB bieie reihllh aus
fallen m6se, lei gewiB Der 8unid uno Die
Sofnuns aaer, Die Dem beoauernswertben
9anosmann niht einem unperoienten Sdid'
iale iiberfafen mo0en. @aben fir bieien
Smed, melfe, wie mir neruebmeu, ba5u per-
meubet peroen ioIen, um Don bier aus etueu
tiihtisen Noupfaten nad Carlisle Su ididen
btttet man Bel Srn. M. 9. Goben, Nr. 10,
Bof,Sffcezapenue, %ab5ugcbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30
Eran; Mbf.

Nem.Oorf, 20. Iprtl. - Die Dele
CATION OeS Je,pzDorfer vausemetnenS an9er'
bunbes," " bic iett ale Sdnoe uOa nit ben
Sorbereitungen fir Den @mpfan9 bon SrauS
4bt 5u tbun bat, belt 9eitern Sormtttag uu'
ter benz PrGiotum bes Bunbesprdioenten,
Srn. Sebl, wieoer cine Situus in ben Set
mania. aiiemblps ROoms." Ser vSeteranen :
@elangperein" as Sdnger), Der ounion'
Guartett Sub" Die y@olenla," Der ,Broof.
Inner S9iaerbuno" uno biev Goncorota" bon
bon Soutb. Srooflnn ertldrten ourd) ibre De-
legateu, Oab ic iih an benz Dfientliden gmz
ptan9e Abt's betbeili9en tuerOeu. SIS ipurz
ben Selhliiie sefaBt, baB Die Sdngcr bei'm
Sadelaug mad Stimmen georbnet marlhiren
ioaen uuo oab SremOe fd al benz @m'
pfangs=GommerS gegen @%rlesung etnes gin<
trittsgeloes BON 81 betbeiltse1l f0nnen. Utaior
Geo. Us. Sauer wuree gum Utarlhaa oeS
53ugeS ernannt. Die 3eit Der abbaltuns Der
SeltliAfeiteu ioa nad g(nfunit OeS &ompo,
niifen in alien Oeuti4en Sagesblattern anges
3ei9t meroen. Nm Dtittpob niro nod etue
DelesatenzS itung wegen bieier Angelegen=
belt t~attfinoen. I'm Der Yrobe, Die fir Die
@npian3S,S erenabe ebenfaus geltern Sors
mittag itattfano, betbeili9ten iid .twa $50
Sdr9er, ,pelbe inter 2eitung bes 8unoesz
Oiri9enten Srn. s. arii9er Nbt'S nS0lferge'
bet" nit benz Srdeiter probirten. Cine meiz
tere Yrobe miro am Utittmod Nbenb i'm
Suaoesbauptquartier itattfinoen. (StsStg).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30
Stab GurpDd.

Nem@Oorf 20. Iprtl. Die leben
9ampfer, ipel9eS ainifas nad@uropa ab9iu=
gene Serman" mad Bremen, Columbia" mad
@lassow, rQueen" %nad9onoOu, uaoriatic, d"
Stab" reltg Of yaris" 1nO vabplitnia"
Cine dbulide Miense miro an leoem Cant
itase, Dem Saupttage fir Die Abfabrt euro
pailder Oampfer, mdbrenO Der nddaiten bret
ODER bier Mouate bieieu 5afen uerlalien, Tim
briiben @eidaiten nabSuseben, ooer bic alte
8elt fennen gu lerneu ODER iid 81 erbolen.
9aiiir lpirb Die auf oas @riinben neuer5eimz
ltdtten bebadte @inwanoerung nm 10 be-
trattliher nerben. Ser in lmerifa CUR
@oblbabenbett gelan9te beutide Nderfneht,
&leinfnedt, @robtnebt, 5ausfnedt lit Der
,pirflamlte Acknowledgment, lobalb er
nit pfunoidmsrer gOlOener llbrtette uno gum
y 8etolen" fir ale Sefannten in Der Sdenfe
bsreit, in iein Seimatbltaotben ODER G0riden
5uriidfebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30

warten. SIM @eseutbeil muB Der Son Der
greiIe uns auBeroroentlih ermutbigen. IS
fommt uns Dor, oils Oh bic liberale Bemegun9
i'm gSelfen ueuerbinss Elm ueues Staoium
burh9emadt bdtte. Scr @etdtSfreis Der
~urIpriingliden @eranltaltsr unb Sefiirporter
Der Convention ihcint id ermeitert 81 babe1
uno man ideint iif nlebr uno mehr BON Der
Combinations. Yolitif 81 einem no0fomme-
men Brud nit benz, mas binter uus liest. su
erbebes. Die gebobenere Stimmuns unierer
6reunbe i'm @eien unb cine merfpiroi9e
Stiae, mel6e in 9euifen Iesionen i'm Slien
sinsstreten 1T, geh6rsn ruObl gu oisieu !3eid|sn.
Inter oieien nmildnoen legen mir auf Die
auslafunssu Der @iucinnatier Correspondents
ten iiber Die b~ortisen uultriebe fein gu sroBes
@epi4t. @abreno mir auf @nttdulAung
9efaBt bleibeu, ideint uns bic 9eitaltun9 Der
Oinge I'M @roBen uno Gan3sn 81 ben belien
Sofinunaen All beredtiQeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30
6nmhtpu's neaetabiliIhe ginstur

pamptnn's begefabtltIte Ittitur
urirtHbeumatismus, Sufer, Sp,pepia, S~crSflopz
sGmer5en uno ale arantbaiten oes Wfasens unb ber
@insepeibe. Yrets 81. gu baben bel Guer Oroai=
fen. Saupt. Yiteuu: sr. 8, zGbarlesffr.
q. II. Wopbrap, GisentbImer.
(Gebr. %, t2MtetSfp. 2.p1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30
GDeber erbnlten:
9lu 0ausbaltunacn

500 Nipen init 3ucfer serdudberter
Shtnfen,
bic beften Nrten, Ierht i'm Durblhnitts aepiht: -
2emb's pineapple" Wiarfe,
g. %. 1bomas q Co.'S ~@incinnati,1
Geo. 2ane's ngtoneiuh,"
9ebr. @uans See Sipe,"
Alireo Dtotber's r0iGlteie 9roB,S
Gbnn's .Btonier,"
S.g. gbomas & Co.'S m@olten,"
Dan. IrneI & Co.'S r9fegal,"
D5be @rcelitor," .SeargraB,"
uniere eigenen nNfonuuentlt Sitps
uno anoere ourdaI Is iG0ne S6inten sum 8erfauf bel
6. 81. Sarpep s Gomr..
(Wtdrs2S, l29tt) SRI. 70, GrhanaesBIace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30

Seit sinem Sabre bat iiA jeoo9 Die er.
rdhnte SpaoSen Der Union, ais benen bon
Ohio, 0%iscouTn, Sainoia, Wihisau nne
Der norwesiiden luth. SpuOos 81 elmer rSps
nooal.G onferenS" uereinigt, Die in Der Solse
bel ibren Sieunasn nur ourh Spnooal.Oe'
nutirte pertreteu iein merben. ~. b. gS.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30
Gil0iSezS1tnn
Wofon, einer Wermoltersife0e.

Sic SteGe res geripalters I'M 9ufaIe bes n@srmos
azl f6nnerbors" lit pafant. Sarauf Hefettirenbe
neroeu sriu6t, ibre appIifationen bis Freltaa, Den
3. Wiai, bel bcmlriifbeuten besgerfins. 9rn. Sbepc.
Born, in Nr. 1872 aSef;&pmbarcffr %einsurciz
den. Ndbere Seoin9unsen iiuo 6u criabren bel
Woenue. (1O3-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30
Germiidte Beridtc.

New>O OFF, 27. april. (Sobofen.)
Srau Satbarine @OBler, IN 9raroz, nabe l..
Ctr, ~wobnbaft, reriudte seiteru Sormltag
oaourd ibrem eeben Elm @noe gu MAIDEN, oaB
ie iib NIT einem sem0hnliden &%ihenmeier
bic ashle turd1idnitt. Die Chat puroe au'
eenblidli9 entoedt uub 81. Stab, Der eben in
Der tahbari6aft beidditi9t mar, berbelsebolt.
Gr ndGte s,par bic @unpe 81, bod ertlarte er
Die Yerleeung fir tOOlld. Der @rant nm ben
Dor &urSem erlittenen Gerlult 5lpeier ainoer
ioa Die llriadle i,usr per;iueiislteu Chat seipe<
len ieiu.- 6reberid Sent Der sHeril Den WiorD-
periud auf ben GarconOutteur matte uno
baum ii9 ielbit Swei au9eln Ourf Die Srult
iagtt, 1T nidt, iuie Die Utor9eubldtter bertdl'
teten, porseliern 9eltorben, %ionDern bat 9eltern
4beno nod selebt, ob9leif) feline ausfpt auf
feline 8ieoerberitelung uorbanoen 1T. =
@elteru muroe i'm 6lufie Der ibon fart IN
6dulniB heterogeneous Seidnam zines stpa
uiersiSjdbrtsen Wiannes %sefnnoen.
Sic Sepunoerer bes beriibmten s n
9 rom II beabihti9eu bemielben BET par
per's Serrb ODER @barlestoun eth Oentmal
an prrit,tpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-30
q Srutifhp Wnnthefp.

0er seebrten 6ublitum, ionie oen So. 4srS=
- ten Sur Nudridt, baB Der llnterssihEete ,eine
beutihe 4potbete BON Der @fe uon Bratt- NM Gbenz
Strabe nah Nr. f6s. 5oninsftrake, nabe eem
Solin5= Wtartte, uerlest bat.
I0}S) Qouis Spucfetu.
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Saubereine.
Neuer 0anherein.

Der Wtarpldnrer Central : Samperein" baIt
feline erfte geriammiuns ndbten Rreitas, BEN 8.
Wfat, in Der Die @eIete porgeie9t unD Die @Inibretbez
@ebibren be5abIt nerben. 2iebbaber itnb hohidt
etnseIaben. ON oemielben Ibenbe nm 8 nbr i'm YofaIe
oeS 9rn. Sean Sudsbaum, Gcfe Der GanaI.
unc Xombarc ffrahe. gu erldeinen.
@ilb. Surf, prop. BriTbent;
Scinr. SHd)sbdum. prop. SGabm.:
GN.h.Tl 6eiuridl lerri. iron. GefretGr. y
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Sefanatmaduugen.
GtnatszQi,enien.

5ternit sur gtodridt allen Berionsn una s0rpers
i6oiteH, iraeRb melher art, rusIhe @sibiits In Der
Staht YcItimore betrtiben nab bierSu cine Stcatss
eicsnie habrn mftfen, cas- re cine iolts an ODER por
benz /. giai nihitbiu erbaltsn, ooer ab9eIauieHC G.
cenien erHeuera torHer.
s. Sretmau 9diin, gsa., 9lsrt bes Som-
npn=R lsas=@srittes. III nun porbereitet, in ieiHsr
SiRce. i'm 9rossi6pie oes 0srihtsbauies, Staats=
(GnriIf f1l,t ! n z Gdsriff
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MSmtniNratiDnSz9l

EaGritt ipire hermit scssben, ba6 unterSeihEets
Bolmaht Sur BcrIpcltun9 6e5 Vahlafe5 oes Glbltr
bic 6oroerun9en on 0icien Hadla6 BADEN, lperoen
bterHit nui9eloroert, ioIhe nebt Den notbieen 8cle-
gen ~ipdtCtens am "a. Sftober 1872 ciH3nreibcn une
seIteno 81 MAIDEN oeer gu gerparti9en, b0B ie itrer
Hat luerhen mu9en. allie, Die 3ablun9e al ciCicr
yta6laB ju MAIDEN babcH, lptrocn bicrmit c%uigeiors
ocrt, iolne unoerSl9lid an uuterseihuete Su letten,
mo- ntht 10 miro eeridtlib eiu9eIhritttn.
l9S. To-. 10.6l 2uinnne q. 2dlmbart. Iom.
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9rnin 9ta Mbenue : 8anbcrein Nr. 8.
9eMfe, Sienffas, ben 80. D. Nts., abenos s
lbr, iabrlide Beriammlung unb Beamtentpcbl
Wihteriteineu fotet 81 Citrate.
(IO3-4 GOhduu Gdtmiuoer COR
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!nnitr. immerm1hrenner Wnuherfin.

Dieier Berein lit nunnlebr nonftinois oraaniiirt,
bic Bearnten erlpdblt, bic @onititution a%ngenommel
ben. Seuse 9ienfas, ben 80. Npril, Nbenbs 8
nbr, bel Srn. 8. 5lasnns, ipirb bic stpeite reael=
mdsise Ginlase erbooen. S.S. 5rep, 9rdf.;
.. 6faCMng, ShaBnl.;
1O2,4) Ir. GdrI GIiibpr. Gpfr.
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@ein Mn;eteen.
Wnseiae.

# Nusei9e.
HA5@A1 Mir baben ioeben Den aan;en @orrat5 Dc
So. Sebriifer Sou, 9de Der Sccono= uuo
9aharase, beitebeno aus 5000 Salcnen Sauta
Roias une Sonpma : Sdlep Salifprnier @tis
men, o%nsetauft uno fino nunmebr, In Rerbinouns
nit nnisrn anoeriueittaen, blreii5 heeeutenoen Sors
rltben. I'M Stanee, @iet ero .tt6uiern urb Dem 8ubIis
FINN lbertaupt, Geleesnbcit su bilieeu S~nidufeu AL
aeben, bic RON ttinern 5auie hies isits bes fti1su
Rce1es lbertroffen iUereeu tonncn. Die neu an9e=
tauiten geeine tragen bic Sabrsonse 1869 uno
1855 uHo iteben an Cite teinen 0eiuen i'm Rartte
nah. Spr FER Sane merssn mir Gle sfeier fer
90. Gebriicer Son, @fe Der Secouoz unb 0ap=
StraBe, bsibebalten.
Hrttr Compton rpirb oc9e9en in Rr, 3, Sus'
SbarIesfrake, rcrbleibsn, no aae Sehenun9eu
GnI suite lnb refine g8ciRe ent9esenstnommen uno
pfrtiltd beior9t fuerocn.
(99-) ". ". sSpnIiud A Spnp.
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a8- Sir tofsenDe Yeriouen Iiegen Srtsfe In Der
Sypet. b. SiatteS: .
fran SiftOria 9bpmas: Sobu 2orers;
Sobann waaner; GbS. saul YHeifiS;
6rans Sbbler; Seine &ruie.
I'D REFRESHMENTS, NOTICES DC.
published in the "CoRREspoND1nr' in the Ensish
and GERMAN Inn0u1oss.
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~ Iufseber Der 3abtuns on Sphann Smntni
IN Wonfbewit, Bobmen, 1T eriudt, in Der GSp. ;.
81. pprauipreben.