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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Die 8atrtf6e Safe, Ode Der
ct. Veter unb Gr6anee Straee, purbe BON
6rn. 5rts 9ebmunn lberncmmen, wel6er
feine Gdte nit ben befen @etrdnfen unb
feinfen Gtsarren bepirtbet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Ser at. 9aul Eppe Tounorp ateb

Der 8anberer nit ger9nii9en baS 3eu9ntb,
bas bic neue Iustdttuns bteIes Slattes NIT
ebenIo sel6mddpoler ais icliber reuer
S6rift nebit 3ubebSr BON berielben sur
befen 3ufriebenbett Der Serleser beicrst
tpprben 1T, unb baB fu4 bic senannte BON
6rn. Gbw. Mtder babter sesrunbete Soun<
brs bur& ibre pcrtrefFt@en~ 9etfunseu fetbft
befers empfeblt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Ote @eFusetuusfet1uns Der
8inena gpuntp Ypultrp Ifcciation, fin
Set ant o.. 81. unb %. B. %. i'm Court
bauie ;u 8tnrna fat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

8 aufen II.

70. TriemStr. osleHa Sanieu. Gissrn ,5aer6
SaaTtH unb @arid set. MatttiS.
t6. Sea. Sdepb GusuR 8empin. GItsvn: Iusait
8tmstu NIB erutil seb. NriaG.
Otto &rlsr. GItern SOtn Boiler uae Inna set.
YusufiR.
Gtrrs OauI6sd. GIttrz: Ilrrs Saui6sd nHS
barbara set. &tefer.
quertp DanGned. GItern %slefsIetn.
@tuna @artbd pepsr. @lteru &rStrt YtSer nn0
3lrrtutiHa scb. SDeter.
anaa Gcswtus. Gltsrn: 3ears Seeming nnN 9tas
ria G~atb1rtua ssb. NrSUIeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

6tri6e wurpen mod In fetner Sasb+
70 ptele sel4pfen pte bieies Sabr.
Sttertail County 1ieferte tlrsli4 700 Stud
bappn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
SriefiTe.

2tite beut16er 8rtefe, bic BITS gum Is.
DEG. 1877 nt6t ab9ebplt tpprben ftnb.
!6errene8rtefe.
8remer 8t1belm S6rDpfer Mt6ae1
6ebr Gltas S6ulte 6ernarn 2
Me1iins 8ernbarb S6uma6er &usuft
S5man Iueut GDlfd Au9uf
S6iItser Spbann @als @tlbelm
bFSeim @bbplen Der 8riefc benterfe
tnan ausbrld1t6 advertised" unb pas
Datum Der 2tfe.
Daotb . = Yptmeifer.
aug. u. &offers, beutf6er G1erf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Gptal..- sis, 933,545
Der YerIcnalbeiiB 1T daen 8arbS unb
bent lp~senannten neuen 2erritcrtum etn<
i6liebli6 be5 teieuerten S%antfdpttdls 1T
einsei6dtt auf ~$5,452,S71.
Der Y~rpsentlub Der Steuern fir @runb<
unp 9erlpnalbeiis IN Der L., 3, 3, 4. unb
5. 8arb Is Dill 9 @ta rtebr ais lestes
Sabr. Jn Der 6. @arb belduft it6 Der
Yrrsentias ouf 19.45l1OO @tG 2,45llO0
gHtft ntebr ais 1ebteS Sabr.
9Senn bic Steuern aGer @arhS unb beS
neuen Ierritprtum5 cpleettrt perben, 70
perpen iie bic Summe BON $432,491 IA er>
9eben.
&pie Gown:
Steucrbarer@runpbeIs einsel&dst593 PA
9erlpna1beTb einsei6dbt- ------ 1884
Gotdl:- $632,62S
Steuern su erbeben $~5.755.53.
Re1eroe Spwn:
Steuerbarer @runbbeitb einsei6dst353,440
9~erlpnalbeis etnseI6dbt- ------ 1882
Iptal $3S2,4O2
Sterern Su erbeben $4,565,6l.
Rev Gdndbd.
Steuerturer0runbbelis ctnsel6dst454,333
%perIpnalbeis einsel6dst- ------ 16S,S29
Sptal: 1923, 162
Steuern gu erbeben $9,179.17.
MDunbs Slew.
9teuer6arer @runbbeiib etnsei6dstll2,S13
gerlpnllbelib etn9el6dbt- l0,33S
Xptdl $123,151
Stcuerr ;u erbeben $1,895.87.
Mc2edn.
5teuerbarcr@rutpbetB etn9el6dbtl7O,35S
9~erlcnalbeiie einsei6dst- 1850
xptaG $1S9,227
Steuerr III erbebeu $1,7S4.34.
@bite Scar:
6teuerbarer@ runbbelib etnseiAdst13O,55O
Yerlonalbeitb- 1876
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
ct. Neters rnterffneunasz@er

Gas 8raufsn. Committee res ct. geters r~lntsrfdse
unes. gereiuS rcm ). Npntde i'm Dei. bis ium 1. gRpng
tag i'm Sanuar 1878 befett aus f~clsentcn Serren:
Sberer 1iftrttt. Wieman GbeCtcr, Ode Gp1eaeIre.
une Rtce Str. gDeber Seinrid. gdrf NSe. gDtQmon
Scnalt Bel Statlranns Brauerei.
rlnterer Dtf-ttt. gBasnsr Gtilipp. Gfe 6 unb Sort
Ctr. g9daner Scfept, DAT Ctr. gDalter Carl, Ode
Sort unb g0aunut Ctr.
&rnnfe Sereinsmitslieter tdbsn f6 an Elm Ritalieb
bee &ranfeus 6 rmmittees itreS Diftriftes III renhen.
Satpb S6nibius 8. Gefret6r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Grf6pfIen BAT f4 leetet Sretta9 gu
REMINGTON, &c Sueur Co., eth SrDme Nas
mems SDbann David.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Sn 9bofppee berri6te pprtee @o6e
9ro6c Iufresuns, ais befdnnt 9euta6t
purbe, bne int S6dsdntte BON Septt
County i6wcre llnreselmdBtsfeiten entbedt
pprben leten unD Der bisberise .S6asntei~
fer S. Sting Unit cine betrd4tlt6e Sumtte
gu fur3 fcume. Die iofort einselettete 11t>
terlu6uns bur6 bic Granb SurY bate CUR
Splsc, buB !6r. Sting feline &eli9nattpn
etnsab unb lein Idmmtli6es 8eiistbum an
bas Gpuntp abtrat.
Die County Gpmmtfdre, pel4e fur eine
prcptlortl6e 8eiesuns beS S6usmeiter.
antics 3u iorsen batter, l%bertrusen bas per>
antpcrtunsspoGe Imt bent !6rn. Yeter
gOft, wet6er lpfcrt bic AnttsblrsI4aft let
itete unb bic Serwultuns ibernabm. Or.
GOT Bat ltd bur6 feline biebere 6anblunssr
tpetle tn perl6tebenen Stetlunsen bus gu
trauen ietner &ttbirser ertpprben unb To-
eben etnen iebr auf munternben gepeis ba<
BON e%mpfansen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

NJ urb &tnberpelswdaren febr
btGts. Mufs unb &ra9en su1ammen muir
Is Gt5, Gde Der 8rpabwaY unb 7. ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

z. Stierle, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, Oeuti6e &pptbefe, 200 Sit I. Strdbe,
Gde Der 8rpabwas, ct. saul, Ntnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Stedrn5 County BAT Bet etnent
S9dsunsswertb BON $4.SO4,32O, eine
Suntnte BON $S3,519 @teuern su be;oblen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
6rpSer Iusoerfdmf

Don s%etrtmmten Damets unn 3tnberbnte1
DON so Gts. unb aufrpdrts.
Gde BON 8rDabpd9 unb 7 Strdee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Iuf .6rn. Carl Rdpp's neue &ns
3etse ptrb btermtt befpnbers aufmerfiam
aen1aht.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Sur @etbnahtst SefAenfe,

fnbet man etre febr f66ne Guswobl
56mudia@en, 1bren, @clb unb Stlber~
tpaaren u. {. 10. gu ben bt1tstsften Setfeu
BET
Spbn 9ftfter
Sc. 1O3 Of. iiebente Ctr. ct. gaul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Sic Sarem fir g. ar1l nnb
s,~ Gantiep SDmmtp.

.aut ecn Steuerliien fur bas Sabr 1877
1T Der Wertb bes fteuerbaren @runpet9eh'
tbums in Der eriten gSarb einseI6dtt aut
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

@etbene Gai6entu6er Is Gts. per Stud
Gfe Der Brpabnaq unb 7. @traBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Ius 6dnfus fdmen bteler Sage rneb<
rere Samilien in GATE GttS an, um ii9 in
MtnneIotd nteber5uladen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Sau1enb sat Ieb1 wurben bel
elmer @laerFrma in @tnneupplts duf Elm.
NAL BON Gnelanb aus befe1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

6err Or. stewart 1T BON NaIb@
inston suridsefebrt, tint bic Seft;ett In ct.
9dul 3usubrtnsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Oas ~seeisnetfe 9eiratbs=, Wein=
nabts=, Neuiabrs=, 0eburts= mno
Namenstas : Ocibcnf fir fatbpltlde
Gbelemtc 1T ba6 lei
Nfnblbauer S 8ebrle,
Al Sputb Ga Soue Straes Gbtca9c,
erIdtenene gra4tbilb,
IS m iliem 2e9tHcr,"
preis frdntp per soft SLIGO.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Rinn. Susetz unn obrensS ntitut.

Office: Gde Der Drtttet unb ct. 9eter
Ctr. &rst: Or. Sranets &trpcb, Sffte
Stunben 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
9amtlagung.

%Heu 3rtuNeeH NIB SetdnnteN, re!6e am te.psa0e'
sSrcrie nui,rs In trbem Nlter cerfprbeneu SaterS
Matthias Neitcr,
Theft aenrnmsu tabtn. lprt6s Id hermit. aud Ma
mems metucr 0eIhrtter uHe Vtruanrten. ine'ne1
krIIt&tR DaRt aus.
Der trduerRbe Sptu
Matb. Neiter,
st. yuuI. i6. Bel. 1877.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Mnblbauer S Sebrle,

Oeutf6cr 3dbnarat.-Or. 8. s.
8cnans, 2erpts SlCd, apet Sbircn fuplt4
scm @%urftbaufe, 3dbne aussespsen rtne
Shmer;en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Tre TerIruer. rel5e 9a6er aus Ger Tibltctbst RS
st. GtrsFus Sfnsltnss .Serstus" int Sefse blten,
wsrbtu hermit frsuntl6f erfu&t, lie in BEN nd&itsn
Iaseu I'M Yfarrbaule GbSutteferH.
Sm Iuitrase beS Sereins
5obn SamGnn,
Sibltottefar.
ct. HauL I. is. December, 1877.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
$3.50
@etbna9ts 0ei@ente

Der senetste yeier mo9e Die In3et9e,
fpalten bteIes 8lattes bur@8eben unO jebsr
pirb ettpas Tim Gntipre6enoeS bel ben
5trmen Fnben, pel6e bier reprdientirt
iinb, lct cs In &letoery oper anperen &us-
fattunss+ Nrttfeln, Sob, Stlber<, S4mud~
IaGen ,e. ,t. Spltbe @aare, btqi9e Yreile,
freunblt4e 8ebienuns inbet Der $unce tn
ben bier an9esei9ten 6duiern.
6ar INTENDING ntuer Mbpn~
nenten mD9en uniern bcr3li6en Gant
e%mpfansen: 9. y. in S6afopee, 80. q.
g. In Nbams, S. $. 5. 4. In Sprban,
90. 81. 8. tn Nep nlnt, S. M. 3. In
@tnpna. unb 9. &. in @infeb.
Ran9ebe s. splitter, Np. 103
Sf ftebente Strabe, rpenn man bilt9e nbe
rem, S4mudld6en, u. (. 10. faufen min,
tpelde f6 Defenders fir @eitnahtSs unO
NeuidbrS@@e1Genf ei9nen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
SO0cssSlmSei9e.

90 tat @ctt bem Almd&ttseu, In ietRern unsrtcrln
ft6en &~dttfbIuhe 8~efalen. metnen tnat9F s%sltectea
@atteI
JafOb SGuljc
mad IdHsertm geteeu an Der SuejtbruHs, rerleesa NIT
auer teiltaeH SrtrImenten, am 4. DECEMBER 1877 ven
kteyem Sebsu in ets beffereS Senietts abturafen. Der
Ssrfrreene par aebOren gu Neuerrt. i'm &ontaretS
SatCen, TN Nnt 1913 nab errethte ipnttt Elm Alter pen
81 Sdtren une 7 RouateR. -.
I'm at1es Setieto nab Elm aned6ttses ,,@atsr unier'"
fur ete Steleurute bes Oubtusei8teeenen btttst ete
~trauernee gDtttwe
Maria SbulSe, seb. &ulhntd.
0ew NJ m, IS. Deg. 1877.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

&pfe Gown:
Steucrbarer@runpbelis etnseI6dtt593 PA
9erlpna1beib ein9el6dbt- 1884
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

81. paul. Is. Dessm6sr, 1877.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
DROPoSALS FOR IRON ROOF, FRAME
L AND GALVANIZED IRON CORNlCEs.
BUREAu YARDS AND DoCEs,)
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

WARRINGTON. d. u, March l, 1871.
Sealed proposals, addressed ITO the Chief OF
the bureau Of Yards and Docks Navy Depart-
ment W ashington, ID. c." will be received at this
Bureau until IL O'Clock IN. on the 29th day Of
MARCH, 1877, for furnishing all the Materials
and Labor and the use OF ali tools and appliances
needed In connection Herewith for constructing
and erecting In place the following described
work at League Island Navy Yard, philadelphia,
according to the plans and specifications on flo
In the Civil Engineers Once at said Yard, TO
wit:
LIST. The Iron Roof Frame OF the Steam Engf-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
LITTLE LEoS eENEsTE.
Judge smell Decides Ses 70 E<s<.s- H.
His ste~y of Croes Trust..e.a ~ Bss
Fnther.

Judge smell Decides Nes 70 E<srss~ h.-
His Story of Crses Trust..esa ~ H.
Father-
On the 18Th instant little L<ca 6snsss< xas
arraigned in the PolireCBur1 SEQ s7nln1sg Ras-
Of boots and sentenced to INT EsdErn Sshssl
The oflcer sara thai Lem Gsa pud trF to Zrs
away amer b. stole The boots, tI1 skSe thaz hs
had taken then 90 ~ 70 he reni ~ .ssrv he
could get some place TO slctg md rsms1har 90
eat Two days Afterwards LntnS fh1htr came
from Baltimore ma mace hs9linhz5rn - NIprr
Richards for the bHr, stating thai he hat run
away from home. Mayo KirfIkres rtjsrrek the
matter TO Jpdre SpeiL Ipers SDt1l reypesrt
Superintendent Hove, ID the ks1frm SrfshIl %
investigate the chse- and Yesterday he roesrHet
the following c0unEnicatia=
Hon. ". p. sI0il. JUies Of Fs2snf Cst-1
SIR: Yours Of this dhie rrnhirea- ] hare spfs-
timed the boy. Leon 5cpere vtrr e1tatlr wy he
len his parents. ke- He stA5es has sSeh ss hs
parents are cruel to hun thhi ne ntrDsG -vsnBin
at home His fAiber kIcks kne nnaak nm u
mercifully. AT one time ne fA-ht- foii Inn wlzh
q board. and broke his ann Nssflr n va FTer
two months before he recovered Tne rug o.
clares he will not rriE-n TO ms yn-yn1t- f1i o.
stres 10 remain IN the Return rrbrI4 I1z1l he 10
old enough 20 enter the Naval Anks<mr- Frm
the boys statements think q vEnlA be IN Is1
in ps to return him TO LIS fhlAIfr-
Very truly. you-s F.W- Howl S1sc
Judge smell DECIDED mo- 10 rtlcnst sas hEg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
CIT BREVITIEs.

Spring bonnets and parasols made their
appearance on the streets yesterday.
During Thursday and yesterday twenty
seven dead animals, Of different descriptions in
Der.
Last evening, at n meeting OF John A.
Rawlings Post, No. ], Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie, Comrade Charles Z. Joyce was elected ofheer
signed.
The hawkers OF vegetables and fruits, 70
ing from door TO door, seem TO he driving a good
business. Frequent complaints are made Of
them, however, on account Of short weights and
measures.
Superintendent Wilson yesterday issued an
order that children OF the Jewish faith attend
ing the public schools may absent themselves
upon all their religious holidays. without injury
TO their class standing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
THE MURDER OF SMALL.

.-,,.---- x,,- ~, -,. = A., ,,-,,.. 49,,
,ncn...., .n ~, ~ H.' =, ~.
M.rs.r.., Man. W
MAJOR hieharus yesterday morning receiver
note from one OF the lawyers Of the city In
yiting the Major to come to his Office. The
Major went to the Office. and wa. introduced
to George c, Ellison. the engineer Of the
House Of Representatives, who stated that he
wished to surrender himself to the police. He
go, n.-,,., r.. =. -. -, q, az. ,,,v
'"As o "N y
tne nignt oeiore, nAShg IeH ne" 10TH As
soon as he heard Of smalps death, In order TO
come here and give himself up. He accom-
panied the Nsior tn nolice headquarters.
~. n. -, So, %. - Iio,, y.,non
tuneu o,ei W ' '
sno neio 'ne NarIan' ioI hhso"' e"'sns
him with the murder OF David Small on the
1th instant. This was shout 10 O'Clock. ELL
con proceeded with Lieut. Vernon to the Po-
lice Cont tshing a note To Judge Smell from
Ellison's counsel, asking to have the case
postponed until TO-DAY, when an examin alton
may DO waived.
Ellison sat for over two hours IN the Police
Court, waiting for the business OF the day to
be finished up. He was cheerful and took an
interest in the proceedings of the court, and
frequently smiled at ludicrous incidents that
occurred. Amer all the other cases were dis
posed Of Ellison was committed to jail for
hearing to-day. The commitment was made
out in the usual form, and when the van drove
up Ellison accompanied the deputy to the
pavement, and stepping into the van was
driven to the jail. Ellison is about thirty
years Of age, Of medium height, but compactly
built. He has rather PROPOSES sing face with
the lower part covered with whiskers.
Nt ~, c, ..-.,,
Inc iunerA Vi DaNh cmah, tne muiuotou
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
SERIOTS CHARGE.

An Old White Man Accused Of Rayi-hins =
Colored Girl-1he Account Gisen by the
Alleged victim-An Atrocious Outrage, IL
True.
white man named W. :. Owens, nifty seven
years Of age, was arrested yesterday on the Sc
rIous charge Of rape. The alleged outrage Wa
committed on a cOlored girl named Laura J. Miles.
About 10 O'CLOCK yesterday morning 4 number q
colored boys informed Oficer WheeIock that =
man had enticed 4 girl into the Federal building
and Outra ged her Tie Officer went TO the build
ing and arrested Owens. The boys stated that
they followed the man and girl into the building
aes, se S av ,he apd fs.s., VIM zen
vicinity Of Hells Bottom. She Is meanly dressed,
and had evidently been on begging expedition
when she met Owens. Her clothing Is dirty and
tattered.
She states that she and her little sister were
acoosted by Owens At the corner OF Ninth and
= streets. He said he wanted her TO take q let
ter for him to the Post Once, and would pay her
u she would do SO. She went with hun 10 the
FEDERAL building, at the corner Of Seventh and
= streets. Her little sister said she was afraid
and would not 90 up with her. She went up
third floor Of the building. There was no one in
the room. When he got in he took hold Of her
She could not scream because Owens kept his
hands over her mouth.
INQUIsITIvE BOYS.
Some negro boys, who suspected something
raped on the door. owens offered her halt a
dollar not TO have him arrested, and she accepted
the offer and took the money, When he went
out he locked the door and she had TO break the
lock IN order TO get out. In the meantime the
boys bad gone after police ottcer and had Owens
arrested
Owens, as has been stated, Is tity.seven year.
Stage, and not At all decrepd. lie represents
himself as patent attorney, and appears TO be
man OF respectable connections. He frankly
admits that he took the girl TO the room, but
states that she consented 10 everything, and that
he gave her money. The young girl stOutly per-
ssts In her story, and claims that her life has
been one OF strict yirture. II IL the opinion Of
the police 0ffieers and others cogniTant OF thu
ease that the prisoner, Owens, is correct In his
statement and that the girl Is Of loose habits and
attempted TO blaekmail him. When Owens was
taken TO the Seventh precinct station and tbs
girl WIS brought In. the hrst thing she said was
"I'll have you arrested IL you don't pay me 9"
This was overheard by several officers Not
outstanding her story of a forcible outrage she
bears no marks Of violence Of any kind and she
appears to know too much for young girl reared
In perfect chastity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-24
CHARLIE MOULTON.

An Apparently Malicious Accusation Dis
missed by Judge saell-A Suit for DAM
ages to be Commenced.
Charles II. Moulton, who gained considers
bic notoriety last tall by abseondux from the
city and leaving his affairs In . tangled condi-
ton, was arraigned in the Police Cont yester-
day the charge OF the larceny Of four pieces Of
gold eoin valued at - and three pieces Of silver
coin, valued At seventy.n Ave cents, from VIM. II.
Stratton. The arrest Of Moulton on this charge
seemed to be . malicious persecution. and he had
the sympathies Of all Who heard the trial. STRAIT
tons testimony vas to the effect that, being called
suddenly from the city on the evening Of the 9th
OF October, he took the bag Of coin to Moulton's
once for the purpose Of deposting 1t In his SAFE
Mouiton consented to his leaving It there, and
he p laced It an envelope, which he sealed and
handed TO Moulton- In New York be learned
through the newspapers OF Mouiton's night from
the city, and became anxious about his pack
age. When Noulton returned to this city STRAIT
but MOuiton could not remember what It was or
when It was left. He had called at his once
several times and at his house. The marshal
Who seized Moulton's effects said that he knew
nothing Of II. The witness said that when he
threatened to have Moulton arrested, Moulton
said, AFTER everything that has been put upon
me. hope you will not charge me with stealing
Mr.. Geo. II. johnson TESTIFIED that at Moul-
tons request he had gone to Stratton. and told
him that he would try to ind the package and
send it to him.
The Court remarked that IL was not shown that
any larceny had been committed, or that Moul.
ton had taken the coin with the intention Of
keeping IL, so he dismissed the case.
Meulton intends, through his counsel. General
Henkle, to sue SuattOn, laying damages at
10000.
Rev. CLAY McCAuLEr, Of Boston, will preach
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JUST ARRIV ED AND ON ExHIBiTION
. BARLow's Art GALLERY,
l22s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
PROPOSALS.
DRoPoSALS FOR STATIONERY.
SKcRETARY's OYrIcx, D
v THE UNITED STATTa.

SENATE OF THE UriTEp STATES,
Sealed Vii Ii g. Tsssr.a Il III. Oo.
stationery for the use d the senate Of the Unitsd
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the quantity
and quality Of each article, and the form Of bond
iSrnished on application TO this once. "' ~
The Quarto Post and Commercial Note Pa
pers to be put up in packages Of i've Suires each,
All the Manila Paper must be Of pure Ma
nilla stock, fat and smooth sheets, and Of the
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra we'll
eummed with pure white gum, or they will not
must be submitted In such boxes, and put IN
every way as they are to be delivered. Al
white envelopes are to be delivered in boxes con-
The quantities Of the different articles above
set forth are supposed to BE- what viii be re-
to himself the right to order from contractors
more or less OF the several articles. according to
Proposals from estabiishsd dealers only wiz
be considered, and preference will be given 10
productions Of American industry, II equally
Such Of the above Article; a, may be designated
by the Secretary Of the Senate must be delivered
charge for carriage, on or before the list day Of
Every article must be of the very best quality
unless an inferior quality Is called FOR.
A suficient specimen OF each article proposed
for is to accompany the proposal, and 10 be
marked with the name Of the proposer and Of
paper the weight per ream. The whole Of each
article specified IN tho foregoing list viii be
deemed q class, and the person offering to fur
nish any such class at the lowest price Equality
considered) will receive contract for the same
on executing o bond, with two or more sureties
satisfactory to the Secretary OF the Senate for
the performance thereof which bond IL 10 be filed
in the ONCE Of the said Secretary within ten days
after the proposal has been accepted.
II any articles contracted for should not be de-
livered within the time stipulated. or should be
inferior In any respect to the sample, the bond OF
the contractor will be put in suit
Proposals should be indorsed proposals fol
Stationery for the Senate" and be directed 10
the Secretary of the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered nj
the Office free Of charge.
Secretary Of the Senate Of the United States.
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LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
sHETCHEs ABOUT THE CITT BY THE
REPUBLICANS REPORTERS.


A NEW OCTETTE. "A new musical or
v,n,,a,,on In, been formed in IN. ,op,hern see.
- :, ~ 80. q, ha 49,, a. ~. SIR w.,n
ingtcn Quartette Club. Its composed Of young
gentlemen Of rare musical talent. The object Of
the organization is to give entertainments for
charitable purposes. II is composed Of the FOL
~ Rooney second; John CaStSeih ,"prSno. and
VIM. Campbell, basso.
p,.r w.r. ,.,, ss
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pssshe aiohk Mat sPseo Win her Ps
nsno yes'eiusy s',eInoon' NEGRO mau M.
sp'o neI' .nu ses 'ne PURSE "su -
thief was pursued oy NUMBER OF gentlemen VINO
happened to witness the Affair The scamp ran
IN Eighth street to ID, down d to the alley be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, where he was
iSa ssht o., sna Nv psi,sr Fading 10 SiDts
street The police soon arrived and made .
thorough search OF the alley, but failed TO dis
cover the thief -.
HE HEALTH OF THE SITf.-lne braru
Of Health met at one O'Clock yesterday. Bills to
n.rt Of ,Ss R.s,.,.r Of Vital s,,,.tIe. wa. sub
for the week ending March H. 1871, was So Is more
than the preceding week or at the rate ofrsI.oo
Anna' IL pei o.n y. ~ nv uea.n'
.s q, nv =, =, ,.~.,s,,..,.,.,' ,s
a s,,,s y, 'nnMs,,s
'eee.. Ane 80 " ~. - .y y, ~ -,
p,.,,," 80. ~ ro,,p,a,,an ~. no aso
80 I'm 49, snnnm Seyentynine births vere
reported during the week, OF which 20 were white
81 colored. There were IL marriages reported,
snMe ano so,ored eli, ~, ,,nhn, me dis ,l,
used by turner 4 Co, but viii erect Temporary
Sutiainv A. Rn,ssrd', point
=
49,. ns,nn,,,.n. , y, ~. rnn',, pnOs.
~. 'p " - ,ahosas
on the "a instant, on motion o. a: b. Johnson