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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
gSeif SnSictt.

5abonna, IA. Mat. - Nadriften auG
Gan Suau, Borto 0ticO, melosn, ooB biz
0titglieber Der 6reimaursr=2o9e 5u Sabana.
@ranoe Don Der Boli3ei oerbattet moroeu
iino. 0as 8latt SOletin" belobt bic 8e.
b0rOen me9en Der BON tbnen ben 6reimaurern
gegenitber ein9enOmmeHen Steluug. 0as
Slatt iagt, Die Sretmaurer auf ben IntiQeu
begiinitigten bic 8rennung Der @OlOnie'u BON
SpQnieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15

gefern 9lbeuO in bieigsr StaOt ermorbst unO
nm mebrere bunbert Dollars beraubt. Sein
Sruoer, s. s. elliott, aus 8omiez@onntp,
3eras, uuroe ebeufalS iiberfallen uno Inn
cine groBe @elbiumme beraubt, aber nidt er-
beblid permunOet.
gSdbreuO Der letteu gSOd,e iiuS allnGdtlit
Sabretde 0tdubereieu oOrgefommen. Dian
iprttt bon Der Grrid)tun9 zines &i9ilan;=
Counties unb Der Yrotlamirnng oe5 2pudl=
@eietseS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15

-Sn elmer 8rioatzOtittbeilung BON 9 r
leburg, bonn IA. Qtpril, beiBt es: ,8efannt.
lid bat Dor Sur3en elmer Der er6abeniteu
SOuperdne Guropa's oaS 3ettlihe geieguet:
Or. Dur6lauft Der regierenoe Shirt 9leran-
Der Su SaDus 8tttgenfteiuz 6obcniteinz6obeuz
itein. llno Der Grbabeubeit oeies Soupe-
rdn8 entipre6en6 - lit cine ie18pD6entlide
g9anbeS" Srauer (natiirli4 fir oaS 0teidl
8ittgenitein g8lttgenitein, ans tuelGem,
wenn fif 5tpei Sii6ie Oarin beiBer, bic
S6pdn3e BON SeiOen iiber Die @reu3e bin
auSbangeuD yan9eorbnet." g8abrenO oieier
i3eit oitrfen in Oieiem v2anOe" feline 0fientli=
den Guitbarfetten fattfiuOsn, uuO IA Gage
lang pirO alltd9lt6 BON u - / llbr Mit=
tags Srauer geldutet. Smir traurigenSaplt.
&ittgeuiteinzgSittgenitein uno Capt 8itt,
geniteinz6obeuiteiner, auf SapusgSittgeu.
ltein 8erleburger II. l. ~. bitten nm Quf=
rtdtt9e8MitlGuten unb fragen nur: menn MN
Elm Btttgenitein~ ~gSittgenIteiner S6Gnfmirtt
ittrbt, muB ii6 6ann au6 Der g8ittgenitein,
g8tttgenlteiner Shirt ie9S 8o4en lang uQss
Ofieutlidle Regteren uerfneifen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Gin SdbIepp0ampfcr In Oem 6rmtto
9ebobrt. - 3tuet Icnid)en er.

Nem SrIean8, "a. Mai. - Der
Sdleppbampfer D9ilie 6. Semea" itieB ge=
tern Ibeno unterbalb Poiut Sobenlia nit
benz 9ampfer nGitp Of 6Ouiton" 5uiammen
unb iaHf III y 6uB tiettm Baiier. Sin 6ei=
ser uno etn Gaiiiteniunge ertranteu. Die
Sitn nf NnmitnnH iPtstp ihrp AHpiie fnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Sr1u0e.

Cincinnati, IA. Mai. - q. 60
hran'S 0eitillerie uuO g8illiams & Green's
gfalSeret Sn SippecanOe, Ohio, fnO am
0tenftag abenO abgebrauut. Der Serluit
betrdgt 100000.
E Sotebo, Ohio, IA. 0tui. - @eitern
4benb murben Our8 cine 6euerSbrunit in
@lpoe, SbiO, Elm olonialmaareusQaoen, ein
gtdbmaibtnen= =Gtabliiiement unb eds @irtbs
itaften Serit0rt. Der Serluit betrdgt $40, 900.
Itao 8ptlle, gtaii., IA. Otai. : Die
gSa9gon gSertitdtten Der y9tep gorf= &
ytew gnglanO giienbubngeielli9aft" finS
beute abgebraunt. Serluit 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Sambf init @e8ela9ererm. - Sin
6etftItGlcr oct0Ofef.

ct. 2OutS, MO., IA. Mai. - gia9
elmer SpeStal=SepeifeauS Springfelb, Mo.,
on ben r&epublican" tpurben Dor cinem ODER
5rpei 3agen Elm BoItfubrmann uno cin ges
miiier 6r. Sruett, ruel6er nit ibm fubr, be-
raubt nnS bic 8olt gepliinbert. Die Spur
Der 9fduber purbe bis SOome.@OuntD, arf.,
uerfolst, uno in einem Sample nit benielben
purbe @brtu. gteru get6btet uno ein an6erer
Rann i9wer pertuunbet. Die &duber iinO
entfomnten. gbrru. SEEM mar OletboSiltens
Breoiger llnO erit Dor fAr5er 3eit BON Sopa
iiberaeiiebelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Ser 6elSmorft.

gtem 3 ort, IA. Wtai. = @el0 afti0 gu
3-33. gSediel fau, 4.88. Sob aftio3 3u 1125-
l124. Sbligationen fau, Sedlier l21b, 62er
1154. aftien attiu ober fau, gteru= DOrt @euz
tral 974, grie 500, 9ate Sbore 754, Sis.
Central 98, Pittsburg 874, gtOrtbpetern
42b, pref. COZ, 8od SslanO 96s.
unteridasamtS 8ilan;: Sob $54, 1885,.
760. Snurnnt $40 $50 h46
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Groreif1ttto eineS W61ibers

S0n 6rQn3t8cO, @nl., II. Wat. =
Der SanOit 8iburcio SaSque3, pel1er ieit
LANCER 3eit Der Shrefen Oe8 ili6li9cn Sbeis
les oieie8 StaateS mar, luur6e belte Nad)-
ntttag in Der 9tGhe bon Sos angelos iammt
3peien ietner SpieBgeielen gefangeH &C.
uoutrl1eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15

Sobniton, 9Ogun, McGreerg, Msrrimon,
gfttfeQ Otorton, S9lesbD, Batteriou,
Bratt, Ramiep, RObertiOn, Spencer, SiptoH,
9Seit, gSinOom, Brigbt = 80.
9agegen: slntbonp, 8aparS, Chamber,
Gonfling, Cooper, 9auiS, @bmuuOs, Sen.
ton, SlaAagan, Sager, 5amilton (OfO.),
5amilton (3era8), 6amlin, 6ome, Morrill
(Re.), NtOrrtll (St.), Sar9ent, Suulsburp,
Stur3, Scott, Sbsrman, Stewart, Sbur-
man, gSaibburne - "a.
@banbler beantragte, Die Bill auf 6enSiif
gu legen, mas nit 35 gegen 10 Stimmen per
morfen mur6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Selesrapbii@e 9epeide,t.
Gnropatf9e &abslberid)te.

gneIano. 9ampfer Ethiopia"
@lasgp IA. Wai. - Der 9ampfer
rGtbtOpiu," :" tuelder tuesen sebrOdener Saupt-
wells nmSufebren gesiDun9en mar, 1T beute
in ben biefgen 9afen eiHgelauieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Gas SnffdttDmS : Nefn.

Gbica go, ST., IS, @ai. - Die ,,Sri=
biine" per6fientlidlt beute Die antmorten aui
etn Girtular, baS on Die BrefIe BON Sllinois,
Snbiana, Dti6i9an, gSiSconiin, Miuueiota,
Soma, Sauias, DtiiiOuri uuO Nebrasfa &C.
ianbt tpuroe, nit Der Sra9e, tuie leOcr bin
ii6tli9 Der 8rage oes PrdiiOeuteu- -SetO'S gez
gen bic @Ourantbill itebc? 9aS Sumna.
ruin ldBt erieben, OaB bon ben 9S3 3eitun-
gen, Die oas @irfular beautmorteten, 514 baS
8eto gutbeiBen, 4OS oemielben opponiren,
unO II gar feline 0teinWu9 paritber GuBern
lpollen. Bon oeHeu. bic 6a8 Seto aufred)t
erbalten, fnb 295 republifaui1 mo PIT Se.
mofratiidl; BON jenen, bic benz Seto opponi.
rsn, ftno 234 republifaniid unb ia cemo=
frattif. Suoiana, Otiiiouri uRO SanIas
iiuO bic siu3isen @taaten, in Oenen bic @as
jOritdt Der 3eitnngen bem geto opponirt,
Nanbmtorot
Sbreheport, 2a., IA. Mai. = GOrenua
G(linff ans 94rsf1irh= =Gn nuntn Spuu nurSt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Nina Der 031tttoeSho1tnff4nAt

s b.ionSs on H. hsna 9aSm 70 Ss1 o9i SnHSss @s;
rant; $54 ,485, 900 Spe5iaL Baptergelos9epo
iiten 5ur 9tnl1iung BON 9epoiitcnideinen
S88,352, ,351 Silber, eiui9lteBlid $50 6,575,'
800 an 0tiin5= =@erti fifaten. Die Yapiergelos
SirfulQtiou betruo S382 .OOO 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Die faufmdnntfdbe 2i8cntmr ton
4. o. Dunn Il Coup,

Baltimore.
(GtabIirt i'm Suni 1841.)
9teles GtabIifemeHt lieiert (nur an unteri6rei6er
ale n6tbi9en oetailirten Suiormationeu 6tnii6tltd
Der Steauug, YerantDortltbtett &C. uon 9aufeuten
Sdnoleru IL. (. 10. innerbalb Der Ger StdGteu, Ter
ritorten uHo Sritiihsyforoz Imerifd; Gub ieiern il
Elm ReIereuj BUD, tuelbes bic ytameu BON mebr
ais 100000 Saufleuteu H. 10. uuo oereu JateH uni
Die Steaung oerielben entbGlt. IS 1T oas compile
teIte uuo ausgeoe1uteite Spitem, peI6es iemals fiji
8eauemlitteit Der Sdntz uno Sdnbel6bduier uno fiji
Die au9emetne 8erbsiieruns uuo ben Sdut oes pan:
be5 or9aniiirt muroe. 80 Slpet9bilreaus hdben mir
@rletbterun9eu touHen uibt iibertroffen Derocn.
gSH. 9. Scnrlett, 6ieriuobHeHoer eompGgnon
Eg- 6dlige @niprilte Weroeu eiuge3osen uno 9es
rtdtSiatCn i'm al9emeinen beior9t. (5an2l,tSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Sic Qlnsorob1tn0et1 tft 0nnninc

0anDilGc, q. D., 13. 0lai. - Ran
bat uieber mebrere anod)en be8 Otaitooons
aufgetnnben nno iett Die aasgrabungen
etfrt9 fort. Brofeiior Serome Illen BON Der
@ennefee'r ROrmal> >Sdule priifte Die fOiTlen
anO6en unb ia9t, OaB fie benz gr6Bten bisber
aufgefunoeneu Ntatobon un9ebOrten. gr
bereauet, OaB OaS Gbier oier5ebn 6uB bod
uno Oier5i9 SUB lang mar, BON ocrSpite Der
San95dbne bis an bas @ube bes S6wau5eS
gered)net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
(Grffmrunn.

va Elm Gerhdt In Der staot cfrfulirt oas mir auss
uerfauien UNI unler Gsi6df aufuseben, 10 ergreiten
mir biele @eIeseu9eit, i'm ulieyen Sunoen unb Dem
Bubliium ansISei9en, oas mir ilnls. @ej9aft it
autSeben,. ionoern nur Wenid1enbaass gum
rem. gBir baben 750 Saar9eFe6te BON $3.50 bis SO
pro gtid, iueIbs mir sum Spftenpreiie abaen terz
ner 5000 Grps risettes 5u IS Gents unb tbeurer io<
Saarbiriten, adnmen u. Yarfiimerie'H. Dlan iprebe
ROT in SIT. g. eeginStouitrabe, lnb beiebe fd bic
Wdaren 3. Seauneret,
lSan26, ,1SN Wr. 62, Xertnatonftrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
@ermiidDte 9epeI6cn aus
HeftjsNDrf.

geWs 0Orf, IA. Mai. Sob croft.
nete su 1l2t uuO i6lOB 5u 1124. - 0el
lluteri6atneifer Sablte beute $225,OOO aus
ais 3inen nnS $1,000 fir einge3ogent
SbligatiOneu. = Die beutigcH 3olIetnnab.
men betrugen $422,0O0
- Su ySruingzSaa" trat beute abenO bic
ie6ite idbrli6e Contention Der y9tational
@omanS' Outrage" inter 3ablrei6er 8e-
theiligung 3uiantnen. Die BrdToentiu,
SRI. Suiau 9. glntbonp, erGffuete Die Ser.
iammlung nit elmer Qure6e, in nel6er lie
berOorbOb, baB Die gepe9ung erfreuli6c
SOrti9ritte made.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
SSobn 9ancoG
Gc9enSeiti9e 9ebenSucriid)erttnes
(SrSpnf6toff its 0SnfRntt 2RnT


Dteie &eielitaft puroe aIs grponent Oes berittms
ten nWta aiiadJuisttier Wid1t @crfan G)eiebcs"
or9aniiirt. Sbr Gutbaben III Jest uber 81, $4,000
iUelhe der Su 9uuiteH Der BOIceH Sn6aber an9es
le9t iiuo. giad ben Geieeeu BON DiaiiGhuietts,
tueuu ir9euo cine IuGa9e ooer 4nletbe 9ema6t uors
ben, iuelde uttt burd StGtuten autorfrt, iino bic
Strettoren, neIGe oicielbe gemaht ODER bepiligt
ben QHt9Iteoeru Der Gdeli9aft fir ieOen oaOurt
peruriadten Serluft perioulil perautmortIih. Die
Sireftoren Der nSobu SaHcof @e9euiett9en eebensz
Yerliherungsz z9eieudaft" umfaiieH eiutge DreiBig
Der retbften uuo reipettabeeu Ginpobner Soiton's.
ale Yolicen fiuo nab elmer YrdmienSublung ab=
lolut unperGubdr eiuerei, ob 0eiebe id9rIid, bab=
idbrlib ooer Otertelid6rlitb 9emab Wiro. Siuioeuz
ben perbel. .buG5dbrltt ertIdrt Il. bGar 6e5GbGt,
Rur refine Nebensz uuo 8erorgungs Seriberun9,-
feline n9onttne" ooer anoere S6ema's iino nit unies
ren Gei6diten uerbunoeH.
Cine iebr srObe GnJabl uuierer beiten ginuo9ner
iino beretts in Der n9 aHco 4" uerlidert; 9eiuHos
belts RiIto's fuerSeu nur ocriidert.
gSaItcr 2. gSiItiuion,
@euerals2lgeut iur WtdrplaR0 uuo ben
Siftritt Columbia,
NoTopeFtzgde Der @6arle5z IL. BaItimoreftr.
Sames ScnoerSUn, SotaI=A9ent;
". o.. Sdtuarjmaun,
Bernalter oes oeutiten DepartemeRts;
Or. Sames 4. Steuart,
{UfaiiO, ,12UlteiD uuteriubungs= s=Arst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
O. Nattte, Serausseber.
SPECIAL ; Woti,ett.
Baltimore
fir 9n(uranff Ofiff.

SQittm0fe
chre 9n(uranfe Office,
SdapeitsSde bon sortbs nso sSater. etrate.
Ssis Seieai3e DsTii9srt iorilUd9!ene ssgsn Scr.
Gtaot, inie I'm sanoe, ale ar,sn BON @iGeutbrm.
0obu>, Saoeu= uuo 95aareub1uier, Sanoelssiiter,
aies6duzg grobufte, Iobeln, Sau5 9erd,bi9ai;en,
I'm Sau besriifsue oser i'm 9aieu ir saouus beinos
Iilhe fSdbrseuee II. {. 10.
S05 GirrftcrtuII betebt aus IoIgeuoeu Serreu:
g8 m. %. $ SGrrtio on, Yrafi0elt;
Geo. U. Bi6er5, 8. b. Sapif,
Sapi0 9. Niliou, Z. To6t. Seutiu5,
Soiiab Bennington, 6. @iortou SiciDart
Scdlcts Z. Sing, Q. 3. Sieccomcr,
SeRrp Carroll, Sroile Soriuis,
81. q. Steuarts gS. SO. Gdplcr,
Ism. 8. Srune, S5rael Go9ens
@5sorsee. Sarriion.
a2pltfattonS. Sornulare uno ruetere Ra hritt lbeI
bic Gjeeai bait fUtro in Der Sifce, SaouczGde BON
Gout9z uno gDatsrfro6e, ert9ct, ipo aud oGe Nnfs
trise oiort erleoiet rpetoeu. &erterua9en iper0eu
aufirsenS cine 5rit ansenommen. Weld1e Der appIia
lant NUM- ben mug.
(SanL1SD Sr. SSooouurtb, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Tr. 6 itnS 8, TOrSsG1arlcsitra6t,
HihrIihr@rnffnn

SdbrIib e@r0ffnune
3fout6g, ben .. 5dnuGr 1874.
Sun9e eeute iuer0eH ilr Die Dirtliden BFidttn bes
Sebeus oorbereitet.
unterridIt i'm Sutbbalten,
Mrttbmetif, Sd6nidjreiben unb
@eI6Gitss4fatre
@eeen udberer Nu5tunft uuo 9e6tngunsen tomme
man nab BEN @oleae, ODER uoreiire:
(5ultl7dSi.a.8.) u. 8. SaoIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
Senermnnn

reid ober arm, oerbeiratbet ODER nidt, oIts isn g
ben fir cine ieinen UiittelH entiprehenoe Summe pc
idern, uno in Dem poroerften Ranse Der beft geIe
tetiten Qualification ftclt Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-15
M01ttmnrN.

9hrenepOrt, Na,, IA. Ofai. = Gnrenu8
gaiQtt aus @lc@airn-&Qnntn, Genn.l murbs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-24
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW

CHRIST CHURcH-Service at II a. m, and u
D. M, by Rev Dr. Mckim.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-Service ct IL n. m and
4p. m.
GRACE CnURCu-Service at II m. and u
T. M. by Rev. DR.. Sprigg.
ST.. MARY's CHURcH-Mass at 6, I and IL a.
m. and Vespers at p. M.
UNION PREsBYT'N n. CHURCH First Church, y
Preaching at II 4. m. and u p. M, by Rev. Mr..
Berry.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Preaching
morning and night
METH EpIs. CuURcH-Sermo morning and
night by Rev. j. s. Boyer
METH. Episcopal CHURCH SoUTH-Sermon
in the morning and at night, by Rev. Mr.
Waugh.
METH Prot. CHURCH-Service in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Mr.. McGregrr.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Service morning and night
by Rev. w. S. Penck.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-Service at II II. m, by
Rev. MIR. Fleckenstein.
VILLAGE CHAPEL-No service.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Prayer meeting in the I'd Presb: Church, at
p. m Aims House at q y. m. Jail at z y. IN.
Week Work-Prayer meeting next Friday
night ut the house of w. L. Simmons, n Z.
corner Wolfe and Alfred streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-24
Insurance Difficulties.

BosToN, Oct. 24.-A portion of the mem
bers of the Uoity Mutual Life Insurance Com
pan. Of this CITY have appealed to the lnsur-
auce Commissioners to have the financial con-
diton OF the COMPANY examined, claiming that
there are Irregularities The Commissioners
are understood to have taken preliminary mea
sures by sending to the officers Of the company
a set OF blanks to be filled up aud returned to
them TO this the officers reply by refusing to
make any returns, alleging liat they are not
lcga! society, within the mcnuug of the statutes
OF the Commonwealth, and therefore not an
sgrrablc 70 this tribunal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE.1
The Episcopal Convention.

New York, Oct. 24.-In the Episcopal
Convention to-day the committee to whom was
referred the resolution from the diocese OF
Pittsbug, in reference to Court OF Appeals,
reported that there could be no such change 10
the judicial system of the church without a
change in lis organic law. The report was
adopted and the committee discharged. Inc
committee also reported that any other form OF
PRAYER than that laid down in the prayer book
could not be authorized without change III
the canonS.
The Committee on CanonS, to whom was re-
icrrcd the sub CT of changes IN deacon order,
reported that il WAS incXpcdcUt to make any
changcS.
Rev. Mr. Jennings, of Missouri, offered the
following. which were placed on the calendar :
Eesolcrl Che House of Bishops concurrlng),
That the practice commonly described under
the name OF cucharistic alteration, and the
practice designated as sacrament OF pcnancc,
together with all teachings leading to the
above-named practices, are hereby soIemuIy
decIare I'd to be foreign to this church.
RcSo1re2, That The Committee on Prayer
book be requested to prepare aud report to this
convention such rubrlcs as may be judged BY
said committee Decdlul TO the preservation OF
the ritual Of this church in lis integrity and
purity.
Rcvlred, That the Committee on CaIons
be instructed to ascertain whether any leg,
slation may be necessary to prohibit IN
Public worship, commonly called divine ser
vice, in communion and bap,ismal offices,
in the order OF confirmation, IN the SOL
cmuzation Of natrimony and i'll the Or
der for the burial of the dead. the use by any
minister or lay reader OF this church, OF
any prayer. ilauy, suffrage, THANKSGIVING, cx-
hurlatlon or form 0! aGs,lu,on other than those
contained in the book of common prayer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-24
LOCAL B3RESlTAES.

Some of the residents of the ST. Asaph street
depot were greatly alarmed, to-day, by car
load of powder that was received. The Mayor
was applied to for protection, but the danger
had been removed when his oficerswent to look
after it.
The whole market was rausacked and sevc-
raj houses searched last night for lot OF cab
bapes. said to have been stolen from country
man. but which, it was afterwards discovered,
had been sold by the owner, who had forgot
ten the transaction.
The Fairfax News says: Jane Jones, color
ed, unatic, in charge OF Deputy oherlH Wm.
Avrc, IT., and Mr.. Geo. W. Gaines, was taken
from the Jail Of this county and conveyed 10
the Central Lllnatlc Asylum, Richmond, Oh
Tues lay of this week.
The market was well supplied with all sorts
of provisions this Notwithstanding good
assortment of fresh fish and some game
Prices were about the same as those OF last
Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Porncr has commenced the
erection of large Ice house near the canal
basin, FROM which to supply his extensive
brewery.
The City Council Committee on Public
property advertise, elsewhere 10 to-day S Ga
zete, for proposals for digging we'll in the
Jail yard.
Letters addressed to Ellen Payne and Lucre-
tia Payne are detained in the Postottce here
for want OF postage.
The Winchester News says that sportsmen
10 that vicinity have begun to shoot wild tur,
keys, which are very fat aud fine this season.
Another tournament will be held near Fair
fax Court house on Wednesday next, to be fol-
lowed by a ball at night.
Oysters were abundant at the dock this
morning, aud we're selling at from % to % cts.
bushel, according to size.
A gold sleeve button was picked up in the
market this morning, ana is held by Lieut..
Smith, of the police force, for the owner.
The bridge at the intersection OF Queen and
Henry streets is in dangerous condition.
A fine, fashionable aud large stock OF Hats,
very cheap, AT DEALuAN s.
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Alabama.

New YORK, Oct. PA letter from the
Correspondent of the Timcs 10 Alabama who is
vouciled for by that paper as struug Rcpubh-
can, says he has ridden Tor miles along untrc-
qucu,ed roads, and been in all the large cities
aud uot ouly failed to discover auy trace Of
reign Of terror, but found the negroes quietly
al work The FINES abiding cdtorally to the
letter says ''Iie finds no reign Of terror 10
AIaUama, no war Of races aud no pretence that
recent crimes iu that State have been lnstlgat-
Cd for political motives Haiound the alleged
murdcrcrs of Mr. Billings to be men unlike the
blood thirsty rufiaus they had been painted,
and he appears to think the so called evidence
against them is ridiculousIy inadequate.
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FOREIGN News.

LoNpoN, Oct "a "A special from Berlin to
the Pail Mall Gazette says that the judge who
has been entrusted with the duty OF making
preliminary inquiry into the case Of Count Won
Arnm is expected back on Monday from Paris,
where he is collecting evidence. Taking
testimony of Prince Hohcnlohe. German AM
bassador at Paris, aud of Prince Bismarck, on
~ remains to complete preliminary inquiry.
BERLIN. Oct. -. 1t is expected that the
pubic trial OF Count Arnlm will begin early ID
December next. Prince Bismarck will be The
principal witness tor prosecution.
IS. PETERSBURG, Oct. II "A dispatch from
1ltl!s brings Intelligence Of Il destructive fire
in the business prrtlon of that city. At the
time the le ram was sent Il theatre had been
cntirc y destroyed aud upwards OF ore hun
drtd stores burned out. The fire is still raging
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. n. The will of VIM.
\. Biouuchay was probated to-day. 1t dlsposes
of an estate valued at one and half millions.
Archibald Campbell aged 50 died last night
at his residence rear knxborough. He was
proprietor ofthc Union and Crompton mills at
Manyunk, AMI leaves an estate valued at one
million dollars
Carr :; Fullerton : coal oil refinery near Point
Brccz: was damaged by Gre this morning. Loss
- tulp
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The Markets.

New YORK Oct 2l.-Stocks dull. Gold 10.
Money y. Flour dull and declining. Wheat
dull and in buyers favor. Corn quiet and heavy.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 24.-Virginia skies, peelers,
Al; do. consolidated SO do. ex-coupons 5U3 {;
West Vlrginiss 8. Cotton in fair demand; de-
cincd Of n cent; low middlings l4sl4s. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady !;
fair to prime amber Western III; others UNI
changed Corn dull; white Southern 90a93 !
yellow Southern SOa85; mixed Western So /;
white Western S5u9O Oats firm; Southern 5oa
81 Western mixed 5Sa6O; do. white ~. Rye
quiet at lOOal05. Hay dull at l7aSzo. Provls-
cons quiet and steady; prices unchanged west
ern Batter dull Z; tu6Jed 33,.5G; roll 3oa;1. COT;
fee very strong and quiet At lSa2o4. Sugar dull
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct, 24--Whiic four
young men were hunting deer in Toahatchie,
Baton, Pouola Co., Miss. one Of them, Ben.
Mitchell, who had separated from the rest, OBJ
served the cane shaking in front of him aud
thiuking it was caused by deer, fired and killed
ThoS Mo>by, uortally wounded David White
aud severely wounded S. w. j ohuson.
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Cough, Hoarseuess, Asthma, or any lrrlta-
ton Of the Throat or Bronchial Tubes, will be
relieved by taking Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t
has cured thousands. Recommend it TO your
friend aud neighbor. Your druggist keeps it.
Price 25 cents