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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

HATs.-LewiS, the popular Northern Lib
erty Halter, is Offering a large and elegant
assortment of fresh and stylish goods for
Spring wear. The best s. and - Silk Hats
that can be produced, at Lewis .sPopular
One Price Store 920 eth street. between /
and *. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

OR ECRoPE-Our highiy-esTeemed towns
man, Nh. W. G.. MetZerotf. IN his famiiv
sailed ioT Europe to-day fi5m Baltimore, in
me steamer brunswick, OF the North Ger
man LLOYD Inc y party Of his warm per-
soiiai Trends chartered special car and ac-
SOmpantcd him To Baltimore to see him of
IN lHc t24iy were The German minister
Baron y On s>chlOZer; Mr.. j. W. Thomson
Mr.. JOiDl liitz, Swiss consul general; Rev
Mr.. Mitchell Mr. DroOp. Dir. Enthoffer and
Otdsr prominent residents anu citizens of
Washington. Mr.. MetZerott Wi. remain in
Europe until autumn.
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~eatber Probabilities To-day.
OTFICX % CHIEF SIGNAL UFFICkk,
WAsHINGToN. April u, lTS.

For New England the middle states Ia"
OHIO valley. ard the lake region, PARTLY
cloudy and decidedly cold weather VIII con
tinue. with northwest 10 sputhwe> WlHdS.
.usht change ip the barometer and areas Of
Jieht snow in the lake region and northern
New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

THE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF APRIL 9TH
Mr.. j. T.. Ayers the clerk in the Quaxter
master Generals office who ATTEMPTED sui
eide on Sunday, April 4. has so far recovered
as 10 be aose 10 leave tie hospital. The az
te4Iding physicians contradict the rumofs
regarding his having had deliTi,s,, fyeo<as
His friends state that the alteration OF mind
when led 10 the attempt to destroy his life
s-sS csEsed by domestic trouble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

GOLDEN HILL is the best and cheapest
family -four in the market All:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

j F. BRoDHEAD, No. 535 18th street, is pay
rates. Give him q call before sayino
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RAILROADS.
NEW YOHN And " AsBtNoroN
~ THR0uGH LINZ 10 Bktsisosr
PHILADELPHIA,

NEW Yenk And " AsHtNoroN
~ JHRoucH LINK TO BALTtsoRr
NKI yoRE.
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW HX6LsND
rHEoU6B BErwskS WssaISGrox AM
NV YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE or cARS
The equipment on this lime ues sd q the ulo-,
elegant and i'm improved tni~N
fRAlN LEAVING At s23 ~ Is PglI
Ma rkRloR CAR TkAlN EXCLUSIVELY
P'IAhAS Pt Ma 81 S1hssfsSNG caRs os
on and sfter FEBRUARY ls, lrs, --ss-. ~ thi.
nne WI ieave f-prt q baltimore .nl putfmsr
Railroad, corner Of 9Th and n ~tr-ets. f'llows:
sos q. n. bxpre~s Tor Pifsdephis. New Gork
. aud points East daily, e~c~rt Sunday.
= "; L,Si,ed ksSse--,fn,n.sn car Tr.ln
daily except SUNDAY.
Ills m. ESpTess Cor Philsdelrhis AMI New Yors
daily. except Sunday.
sas ?. N. E,prr-s ior Ptii~selrhis and way points
s'os y, N; 10y E.grs-. g, rhil~ariphiA, New rOss
PILlMAh PARLoR q AIRS on al Day rrsin.
xftirMAN PALACE eLkkflNG CAhs IN
Tickets and iuforn alton can be rrccurvi At the =
Gee Of the company.
Baggage called Tor and oh.os ID Al ho,sIs and n,
Fsfe Residences orders left NJ the osices Of TIE
company, northeast corner 18th street AID Penus,
NSnla enue, aud on northeast corner q P-Dnsy,-
yanis avenue and 9Th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
hoAh, corner esh and h strre,.
General Passenger Agent Philaae' rhia, Pa
GEokGE &. MlIklNS.
i"tl Superintendent, Palfimorp. Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

LAEE GEoRGED roll Plate jewel
~, and court vest chains in gold and nIafe
received az Prigg's, on the avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

kAlLEoAo ATPo1NrsfENrs-C A. rsy.
SSent, and Luther T.. Fms sr.itf1- 80 - a. a.
fdeDmond. lfs,te-ic SSb~gg s.d pof.--g.
hne, vice T. Senrrv. deceased These a.,
most excellent appointments. Both OF the
sppointees are old railroad men OF experiar-..,
and OF deserved popularity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

RENFARER that Durang's Rheumatic Rem
edy is guaranteed 70 cure rheus1atism and
rheumatic govt.
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FINANCIAL AVID cOMnERCrAL.



Sold by r. A. Golden 4 Bro, fish agents
to-day: 1000 shad sold At si4aI6 per hundred;
10000 behring's sold from Si2 10 ais pee
thousand; 500 lunches rock sold for 20 cents
per bunch; e,oGo tailors sold from 50 20 10 81
per hundred.
Qsstat.c.s tuaisaed BY MtddLe:en T Co., sashrs.
The following were the prices bid and asked At thA
9: Gold; mo-. bid; ID asked. BANK stoeksESa:
tional Bank of Republic, 54 asked National Metro
s.ni no bid, iIe ssed; rsTers f and MesSsn'es
National Bank Of georgetown lO5,s bid. City Pas
::Sss tsi%sSs ssSst' q ssssa: sandry 0 Ii-,1
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, preferred bonds, S |,
u" bid, llS asked; Arlington Fir, Insurance. CsE:
Insurance Co stock bid: New York, XIeSan d
WI. Co. :: Bds. IS J., ia: IS. 70, - %
S f . s BID lao P .sHrs sn Imp 81
90 asked; " alter Stock bonds, ISL , iaCI % BAD
81 bid So. asked washington Gsi o' s s Year
Ten" .Tea Yeas $40 RoTss an, ls75 90. bid s ssss
Funded Loan Bonds, q ezI S. I'm / N, 1902,
shbid sissked; Certihcites Of Stock, $3.50. :, j.
Gen imp IN eG bIA,f 81 Paois
bid q s,ked do ls75, oC' bid, eo' ssked: DO 1870
~ IS g; .sTies 81. bid. wiisr Ger:
The Markets.
BALTIhoRE, April H.-Cotton dull and weak
low middling, ls.aIs Flour gniet aud steady :;
Der l33; No. do ! 80; mixed do -; No l west
ern red 90 No. do. LIZ; other grades unchanged
Corn duh and weak southern white s6aSS snuthern
yellow, ssas9: western mixed. SIX. Oats dull
sou' herr fo13 western white 70a71: western mi xe
6's69 Rye quiet and steady-l .l2aI Is. Hay dun
atd unchanged. Provisions strong and hunyant
y rk auiet b. frm-22 .oa2s.t0. Bulk meats firm
shoulders 8taS clear:,ib sides, lIzi for car loads
loose: lohbiDg packed, ssial2 Bacon firm should-
ers, ga clear rib sides, 10. Hams, H9sal5. Lard
firm-rehned, leal61i. Butter firm; an1 active fs
new, DUH for old good TO extra fine western tubs and
rolls, new Eas0 old, l6a2I. Petroleum nominal,
6sa7. Coffee strong; ordinary to prime Rio car
goes. l6a19h4. Whisky steady. la.
BALT!MokE. April Il Virginia consolidated. So. /:
West Virginia g, pa North Carolina. SKIES, olf 10
90. new. To- do, special tax. bid to-day. Sugar
NV YORK, April T-Stocks active lower.
Morey Gold, Is. Exchange, long, 4S7; short,
4G9s. Governments duh.
NEW YORK, April T.-Flour duIl-,ieelining
wheat dull-a shade lower. Corn quiet.
LoNDON, April l., 1890 ? MI. s. 5'20 bonds, o.
los new 81 Ig2s; Erie railway shares, p aa27 "a do.
preferred. 3s1a.
FRANKFokT, Ar-iII7 9. 8 20 bonds. 1852. Gsz
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Nkw EAPREss LINZ VIA CANAL,
A

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, DC
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier z, North Wharvss, PHILADELPHIA
WEDNESDAY and SATU ~
IL IN. .GsT3ARJC
r,em az WAFER street. OeoTseroTL, 10. G. MUs-
DAfS and FRIDAYS. Of =. m
. This line connects At Phiissdeiphis Iiih Clyde's
Regular Semi-yeekly Line q Steamer for Provi.
deuce, Boston and New England States. No wharf
age IL Boston by this line.
g. +. HYDE, Agent fcr y. Of G
VIM p. CLYDE co. Philsdel yhia.
y. A. REED. Alexandria. Va.
ID. ID &. MINK, % Devonshirs street. Boston
~ Freights delivered by Knox's Express Or
deTs left at General Office, sos Penusyi anis ave
nue., or AZ the Steamers Wharf. viii be promptly
attended 10. sepq -
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Celery and Cbamomiie.

Celery and Cbamomiie.
Df. Z. w. BenSOD's Celery and Chamomile
Pills are prepared expressly To cure Head
aches, Neuralgia, and Nervousness ar will
cure any case no matter how obstinate i. NAV
be, of either Sick, Nervous, or Dyspeptic
Headache or Neuralgia, Nervousness, and
Sleeplessness. P4re 80 cents per box, sent
post free To any a11ress, or may be ordered
through any druggist. Office 100 North Eu-
taw street, Baltimore. Md. Sold by all Drug
eists. Charles Stott& Co., 4SO Pennsylvania
avenue, agents for Washington. 2,2j, tn. So
$500 FOR CASE OF Rheumatism, Sciatic
Neuralgia, Nervous or Kidney disease tiSt
III, FUte1'S Rheumatic Remedy will not cure
j: /. OCallaghan, 529 9Th street southeast,
washington 2,20,s,3:
CORNs, &C.-"The Wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize DR..
whites establishment, 535 18th street oppo-
site U. 3; Treasury, to avoid painful COINS,
BuniOns, Inverted Nails, etc.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of
1872 were S219, eco. 4l2-s.wt
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& G. CORNWELL & SONS.

In u. COhN ELL q SONS.
HANS HAN; Extra suggsr,e wGS h for baking;
natl.
BREAKFAST BACON
TABLE OIL, s e1trs nne, large bottles, 81.
FRUITS GLACEEs, 81 per pound.
81 per pound.
GEO. r.. HILL 4 CO.'S
BREAKFAST WHEAT The most poouIar
preIaration OF Wheat for producing and
the system. II contains, in q larger proRor-
Ton than most other articles OF food, tho
fhosphates OF heterogeneous elements
ceseery to the development Of muscle, nerve,
MALI ESp ana %n Esrssns Of ''dsn'ary habits
OF Burton 4 Co. COMPOUND EXTRACT
VI MALT and HOPS, the greatest remedy
IN the world for general debility nervous
arrangement; an excellent tonic and for
I'VE Of health and strength; manufactured ct
- - stone, the centre Of the hop raislng dis
uiesS England, county Of Kent.
q. g. CORNWBLL Z SONS,
FINE GROCERS.
mar3.n 1l1S Pa. ave-, opp. Willard's Hotel.
WASAIH0T0N.e lRED By ETHAN ALLEG
s g = w q sHi HAILoks stable: 6 s1s
4 klNDS OF WEARING .APPARE 81, can cell
tnem Tor higher cash price thai any place in the
CITY, by calling or addressing ATkz60, Ell b
tsrtio,nC oimeen gh and 10th, northwekt Prompt at
''A"'a VIZ Pc gtNsAs wayIsu
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EOR POTOMAC RIVE LANDINGS.

E0R POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The swift and fa=orife Iron Steamer ri"
PILOT BOY, ". II. b ies, Captain -SsKE
bet ing been thoroughly oyeThauled aud rgll,ei,
VAL resume her triIs fer Potomac river Landings on
TUESDAY. March "a. and every TUESDAY aud
SATURDAY thereafter. lea ing kit1hughs wharf,
loot OF 9th street, AZ clock m. Returning, VII
arrive in Washington every Wednesday and sunday
evening.
Freight rec siyed daily.
Al ireigbts must De repaid
fcbH y. Y. FITZHUGH. sgeH
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CITY OF ANTwERP, CITY OF LONDON,
GTr Or SEkLLN, CITY or LIaiERICh,
tlIl OE BRISTOL. CITY OF MONTHS
CITrOENEW YORK, CITY ESkOOhLYN
CITY 0EShUSSELS, CITNOF PANS,
Passengers will find these steamers tastefuy fitted
Up while the stsie-rooms are light airy and Toomv
The saloons are large and well ventilated the breadth
al the vessel and situated here there least noise
aud motion. smoking rOOm-. Ladies Bondoirs,
Shop, &C.
Instant communication with the stewards By cleo
trio bells.
The steamers cf this CompsaF ADOPT the Ssu'b.rly
Route thus lesssnng the danger tTrm ita aud f..-s
Rates OF Passage ~ aud TOO. god. acc riding Id
sccoElnod suon. all having equal saloon ieEas
Round Trip 1ickets-is5 aud : rs gold.
SteeTsge-To and fICm al roin-. az reduced rates
JOHN g.. DALE Agent,
ap3-m Ia Broadway. New l.rk
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STEAMER LINES.

Z
q MO z LINE.
"A UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERs
Sail every SATURDAY. from
NkW YORK AND GLASGOW
fa~orite route for Tourists
finesi approach To Great Britain
Passenger accommodations VI surcAs~G
RATS OF PASSAGE.
Prem NEW YORK 90
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, RFLFkSr
OF IoNDOSDEt RY.
CsHiNs-S5s, SIS & ss-t'arrsncy
Return tickets a. reduced rate
Storage slssys as how ss BY ans ether
fIRST CLASS LINE
CoHPANYs OFFICES, . Bowlins Green N Y
cAMMACK & GOLFER sfr-st
MES ANNIE X HUMPHREY
apie It'll .sen $50 h'h 1t. Pa svsr,ua
MAN LINE
RoYkL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing from New York on SATURDAY of each
week, from Pier as, North River
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION Linz
Harni ne s s6sH .,e,,,,sI xpsRi Js-
Capt: J i Barker. VII leave Baliin0Ee. T7rr ~.
10 Light street wharf, every TUESDAY ana
THURSDAY AT =. m, for " Arlington AMI George
toNn aud intermediate landings returning leave :
phcnson wharf, foot fifth street, ever MUNn'Y
81 z. IN, All FRIDAY az u r. IA. Tha-r steamers
are elegantly furnished with every convenience ~
the oiuTt 81 the travelling public. AID are uu.rr-
passed IN passenger and freight accommodations Nv
any toats on the Potomac river. AL RlVF Z
. tREIGHTS MUST Be PREPAID For fartHer
Information apFlv 90
STEPHENSON BRO. Agents,
slasS IN sth street wharf
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Our facilities for handling Lumber enables ne q
sell below the market. Contractors and those con.
tenp.sfne building viii do well to examine our
Stock and get price List Of same before puroh.sn.
elsewhere.
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Sold by h A. Golden 4 Bro, fish agents
to-day: 5000 xhad sold At si4aI6 per hunirat;
0,000 behring's sold from si2 To sI5 pee
thousand, 500 lunches rock sold for % cents
per bunch; e,oeo tailors sold from 81. 20 10 81
per hundred.
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of
1872 were S2l9,6GO. 4I2-s-wt
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WASHINGTO0. elREB By ETHAN ALLII
~ San ee seen and his services availed -
Of g WASH; NAILOkD STABLES ior ths0
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- U n A X ID LIN Z.

NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of col
iisiOn, the Steamers Of this Line take a speciaed
course for all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from QuctnsteWn 70 New
York or Boston crossing Meridian s. at As lat OF
nothing TO the north Of Is.
On the hOneward passage, crossing the Meridian Of
ct e lat, or nothing 20 the north Of a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
uterRsasness.geretn in eoto.

StncinnGtt .. Stunt.
9ur0 cine nculi6e GntI6etouug oes
Sbergeri1ts bon Ohio iDurbe ben Woblz
tDGttgfeitssmede D~erfolgenOen 8eretnen
Die biS6er eenoliene Stenerfrctbett TIRES
GermDqen5 e%nt3ogen. 9enl5ufolQe bat
Die Dielige acknowledgements
an ie0en 0erartigen 8ereil1 bic ~Qlufforoe=
rrng erge6en %laiien, falls er gegen Die
Befteueruug ieineS Berm09ens Gtltpenz
oullgeu at maGen babe, DteIelben III Der
ba5l gege6enen Jriit GIT erDcben. Ste
S%reilnaurer, SoO TellolpS, YDt6tGs=
ritter ltuo ale anoeren gebetmcn @eleuz
idaften, tpeIde 1i6 bisber III Nubetraht
ibres poDltbdtigcn 3DeGe5 Der Stelers
fretDeit erfreutel, itnO III Dtele Nuttor7
berung etugei6loifen.
Snm6o'S 0ac@te anerfanstt.
@aGDeton II, Ieras, 7. SUM.
Sn bieItgen 8ul1oeSbeSirfSgert6t fam
Deute Der auf gruno 6eS pom lebterl
GongreB erlalienen Yitr8erre6tSge1ebeS
gegell ben Dtejtgen SpernbausotretIor
0enrD @reenipaQ angeitrengte YrO5eB
gum NuStrage. 0emielben DnrOe BON
ben @ei6Dorenen cine Celebrate bon
500 Dollars a%uerfonnt, neil Ell 5Det 0tei
%gerinncu ben @intrttt in 0as Yarquet
ltines Opern6auleS periueieeyt bate.
1~tnterean0 Glitter sabre.
6reeport, ST., Z. Stunt.
Cine S6iIertataitrDpbe t1 &leinen
trug ii6 geltern 9ta6mtttag GuF Dem
Npdfluiie gegeliiber Treeport gu, lief
aber gliIGliNerDeiIe fir Die 8etteiltgten
o6ne l0limmere Tolgen, ais bic, iDsl0e
etu taLteS Sa0 mad ft6 sie9en fam, alb.
Sin BraDnt, iDel6er ais Sabre 5tptl6en
Treeport unb eiler n:ttten I'M 6luiie ltes
genpen fleinen Sniel, auf ipeL6er me0rere
Sier9drten bele9en finb, benubt tpuroe,
D%eriallf fur5 na9Oem er nit ether Saoung
bon funfunOSluan5i9 Yerlonen bonn ufer
abgeitpBen mar. 0ur6 oaS ral6e 8etz
lpringen Der am nfer Steberben iDur0en
Aue 9%erettet, ausgenontnlen elm fleiner
&nabe, baS SObn0en zines 0errn Srtb.
@tme Stmri@t;ts8 Ocr509ert.
Gtncinnati, 9. Sum-.
SQ9 Sbergeri1t bon Oblo bat
oas bielige @riminaIgert6t amgetpies
len, i6m Die @fteu in Oen1 Yroaeile be5
Der Grmorbung bon 6ernnaun SbiIing
i6uIoig befunoenen 0eor9 3ufer GUT
Yriifung por3ulegen. 9ie auf ben Is.
5. feitgeiebte 0olltredung oeS Sooesz
urtbeilS miro oemtab l1nterbIeiben, bis
Die @nti0eiOung Oes Obergeri9tS erz
fOlgt 1T.
M{t Eao,Aucr ta,nrinrr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
gus Oct 3unoeS0amp4uaot.
gB a5btugton IL, s. Sulii

0ouD. NIte( BON llta6 lit gum Oou7
Dcrncur DOH JtcumeIitO erualur iuorz
Den, oil GteIc bcS ucritDr6eneu Weo>
piug3. Gein 9ta0fOl9er i'll llta5 lit
Geo. Us. GmerD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
S5e0u=IaDrprejSc.

EOnDoN, I. sunni.
Die S%toerpooltr transotloHttiben
Observation-Disclosures lino iber.
eingctommen, BEN TuDrpret5 iur bic
Observation-Disclosures BON Giloumpfern
bis Alf Netteres auf flint 0uineen felt.
81 iteuen. 2tuf ben ~Iongiameren DAM
pferM lit Die 6aDrt lilnf Yro5crt biutacr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
@in @nMmer ~tucmiaer.

Sc em Oorf, Z. Stunt.
Ginem Gabeltelegramm 5ufol9e tit
Sarnes Wt. SipeeneD, Elm 0rloer oes
IammanDe @auners Beter IS. SipeelleD,
geitern in Yarts ge1torbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15

Nv
2ouDDn, S. cSltnj

HDn0Dn, s. Sltni.
Die ruliif6e Staot Woriban5f lit boaz
itGroig elngedl0ert iDOr0en. 3man3igs
t~auicnO Nteni0en iinO OaOur9 ObOa6lOs
ncrnnrpel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
9er AiOro .jn gSoFou.
Nonon II, 9. Stunt.

Sn benz Safe Der iun0eu Ifa6eL
Woung, Welde fur3li0 I'M 0lodenltllDle
bet Gaptlltcnfirhe ait 'gBarrcn AOenue
erntor0et gttuuDen tplirOe, guben Deute
Die WeiA!porcnen Der &ct0enl0n1 ben
98aDripruO 40, oaB Der 1ijlter &bomos
VS.. Yiper oct mutbmaBlidc WtOroer let.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
gt 0 M, II. Wfat.

Sn ser Observation-Disclosures pat Der
@ntiuurf, tuelder Die @eleBe CUR Nusz
rott4ng Der 9tGuberbanoen beDeutellO
berl0drft, Ml1laB 81 ftitrmll6elt 9ebat7
ten aeQc6cn. Die 2infe befurtDprtet Die
MtaBna5me. 6eute 2tbeno tpor Die I'm
pronltng in Ser 80mmcr 10 groB, DAB
Der @rdIioent ii6 ~ge5ipun9en TAB, Die
Gibuud Quf3llbeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
ola e~ofs0arcr S5tMo.

- y \ SH'g I1.01Utl1
Capt. SrolUn bonn S00Ouer rs. g."
trai Deutc nit bent eiierntn @eloiNratf
be5 a~merif0niiOen Irieg5idiffS SUM
btrlauo" bier etn, i0eldes in Sabre 1862
bon Dem jtebeIleui0iffe yNirgiIta" i'll
ben @run6 geboDrt Duroe. SET 5ebi1
Sn6ren Daben &uu6er ii@% DergebenS abz
geniibt, DEN OelDi6rallf ill %ftnpeu. Der
QludljDe Ttn0er bate nun ahtlnODieraig
Stunben init yta6Toribnrgen Su8ebraNt,
els CT bcnlelben i'll otet bis bier SUB
tieiem SbtGmln entOedte. Die Settle
Iou Sipil0en ieU3ig7 ulo Dulloert GauicnO
0ouar9 0olo e~ntDalten. Sic 9ebDrt
i0nimt pielcm Dem @apt. 8roDu, .. e.
W{albY pom bier uno Oer6ert SmitD pom
8cuott. WQbreno Der @ritere ous QBraG
Our0iu0tc, itis6 Ell aui eIncn Oo%4itdnoig
erDaltenen pertcinerten mcniOli0en
&0rper, ipeIdeu CT III Oct n&Olteu 3eit
3u Deben beabit1tigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
Gstpe furWt0arc Gtp4o6on.

-! UtU !, To. OHII.
Der S0leppoampfer vOtifero" fog.
lente 6rltD 6nr0 oa5 Hlayen leiueS Seiz
tets III Die Suit. Die &eibe oes Gapt.
Oano tpurbc iibcr ein pierlt0diges @e>
bdu0e gelNlenoert, melGes $50 SUB BON
Dem S0nuplaBe Der Grplolton entfernt
lteDt. 2luber DEM Captain wurOell Der
Sngenteur @oDarO Dap un6 ein ul1bes
tGulter &nabe 0etDotet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15
Sin

N"'F -
Sn OIage Gotpuibip, 60 Sale GountD,
bat ii0 ein Neretn 0eDiI0et, lpel9er itdD
ben 9iamen r2tnti 8ferDeoieb Gcretn"
beigelegt bar uno ietn @ntiteDen penn
llmitanoe D~er6anft, baB III leBter 3ett
mcbreren ieiner Wtitglieoer 8teroe abb
banDen 9efommen itnO. Ser ertte
Yferoeoieb, Der otelen 0erret 5iptlden
bic Singer gerdtD, ipiro oDne 0naoe ullo
Narmberai9feit bilnen 5ebu ItinuteH
einem &ateruenpfa6L ooer Saun1 6ur
3teroe bieue1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15

Die 8OIlenbung oes ncuen attautil9cn
3nbel5 IpirD gemeloet.
Der Oel0dftsIiibrcr Ser v~ltniteb
States Direct Sable g." nteloet, oQB
Die 8ef6roerung bon 8epei0en our0 oaS
neuc ISABEL obne Storung pon StQtten
cchf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15

GS i6eint, BOB Die 8ei6Gasnabme Der
0eitermann'ihen 9eitiuerte III Bettu
obne guten 0runo erfOl9te uno Oab Bez
Hermann i'm Stanoe ietn Dir0, oieS su
betpeiien. Ser neue Stcueraufleber
WtattDetps ninmt beute alt Srt uno
StcLe cine llnteriu6ung DOr, uno BON
ieiuem 8eri0t bdlgt e5 ab, Ob Der 9egen
gSeitermann etngeleitete Yro5eB leinen
lEnrtnnnn nehn1en tnfrn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-15

Sin f6nigtidc8 9etret tlut fupO, 0nB
3iptlben SInlien ulo Der S6lDei5 Gill
Yertrag abgei1loiien lporDen lit, iuel0er
bic WreE3iinlc Oct beiDen Climber in @e>
mab0:it c&r Gnti0eipun8 Dc5 gum
G0tcosri4tcr 9eipQDlten Dieltgcu auleri=
fanii9en @cIanpten;U tarl9 re8elt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-10
Specia! Notice !
Now is YOuT. Time
TO HAVE YOUR
Pictures Made for Christmas.
DON'T DELAY!
NH. HENDEE

NH. EIEN DEE
Is I'm king the finest Photographs
Of any artist in the state, eNHalin
finish to amy Porcelain Picture.
He has the best arraHgcdll II: ht on
the keMnebec. side and top light
combined, which is Il great iIh.
prOVemeut over the Old top light.
The heavy shadows under the
eyebrows, nose and chin has al
ways been a great objection 10
PhOtOgrH phS-Witll his two lights
in one ali these unpleasHnts shad-
ONs are avoided, giving II round.
clear. br iIiaHt image, soft as "a
MeZZO1int.
Another great advantage. the
time in sitting iS shortened. one
half. Pictures OF Children
made in frOna three 10 five see
Onds. Pictures made equally
as well iu cloudy or stormy
weather as in pleasant. except
ing children. which requires
pleasant weather. Old pictures
copied and finished in ink or
color. any size Up 10 life size.
All work warranted satisfsac-
tory. Remember you have no
stairs 10 climb. which is a. great
convenience for children and
old people. First floor, opposite
the Post Office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-10

Our readers will remember that it was reported
a few weeks since that Reuben A. Wentworth Of
Topsham, had fallen a victim to sharper while
on visit to Boston. young man named Wes-
lev c. Newdick, whose crimes got him into bad
fix in Bath, fell i'll with Wentworth while on the
train to Boston. They were together considera-
bly, while in that city, and after while, to gain
point and to prevent the payment of money which
Wentworth had loaned his new found friend, New
dick charged Wentworth with stealing and con-
cealing his carpet bag. The latter was brought
before the court, which seemed to disregard Went
worths statements and believe his decerers $
string Of lies. lie was accordingly convicted and
sentenced to three months Imprisonment. re-
port of the whole case was forwarded to the edi-
tor of the Bath Daily Times, Mr.. Upton, and
like report to Mr. Tenney, editor OF the Telegraph
at Brunswick Prompt answers we're received,
Mr.. Upton confirming the girl story and New-
dicks flight from Bath, and Mr.. Tenneys letter
giving Mr.. Wentworth good character Tor hon
esty and industry at his home. No man would
want a better Endorsement of character, save that
"he would occasionally get on spree. This
testimony was laid before Judge Chamberlain,
who at once indicated his willingness to recon-
mend pardon. An application for pardon was
accordingly made, the judge indorsed it, it was
then laid before the pardon committee, and Tues
day night at s o'clock Mr.. Wentworth was re-
leased from prison after confinement Of 81 days,
and now this innocent man, "the victim of a
sharper" is with his family. 1t was first reported
that Mr.. Wentworth was from Hallowell.