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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-06

Hg- Or. G%,aiutcr, emit cetssa ~htrcppSiit bsS ruI,
I'hen aaiiels uuS Ipater lanOi6hrtser scitarit hes
KBnieS BON Treueer, ia aS Siibnerau8en-O %petGtcur
uno het alien 2eihen hes Euf,s II. otr gfi:nit, w5e
Freitboucn, @clCut. @ciGriiite &C. bei,elts su %cnlnfeb-
len. Sem Scbtt Die Standardization ~!ScuariiIe bet
EBt ten eerritafsn III @urcpa iur ;>.ttt Wlan eer.
aeIc ntbf, cpr,cmnrenben fals iif All Or. PAINTER,
Cir 20, Sli-taliilnoreitr lu rrctter
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Befauntmahuua.

Die lnter5etdneien itne bsute as 6 0 m y a 8.
nsHs auiammergetretsn. I'M etn Gnsros. atei.
6er.@eddt nnttr Der 6irnla - atlertpH
q % c 4" 3u t%etrtiben.
Baltimore, 1. Gebr. 1865.
Gb. D. 8uUerton;
p. pnt9olner % a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-06

Rr. 20, HpIhsNlbcl tpiiEaBes
tns feblt f, sur grtbtilung BON llntcrtiht tn ter
tHsliheu Sprade, ippte srr snisrti8uus ecu llebtr.
lesuHstn nnb i~cniiistn idrtftlitcn grteitsn In Ceuiid
y. gnalii1. cine EtenetIoNe sur gtlernuns be-
tngliihcn Sprate wtrb I'm 2auie otis8 Miena,S er.
fiinst meroen. @abfres mlnoilh. lSstr. 10 lE.(
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Isir tir SInSirtuus gSir 3eiaeu cen tsn,-
rfan1 ~iciNeuoer mtIte'en @eird0e Srn uHicIeu Eli.
a RI acIammclt an: &. u. % tlmouH so 60, Il.
MBr'Sl 60 ca, Stterb:in g5 ot6. e.. Eugfcrt S4.25
Z. Scrter $500, Sancub,u@ 81 so, Stern $1,000,
atcncr $i.60. @iaff $3.50.
@uBc;cem rcu Ntae. Or. S'elb 81, sufannlrf
SOL ~, wClde 0ets II els @eiUcnf rent bcrtldsn
Tide arermatt rnb nit hes &N0sseiHtanittn an
B;Su'. 5ud o~bbeltef,rt mulot'.
SE- s1,r MAIDEN aau; %brioroers nut bic gnIet8e ets
Sptifsrs Or. Spbia3. Or. 8, giGrb- &reerfr auf.
mtrt am. spir taben %uieliciti8 bic I%rtsreiieh Stnl'
men dter Die ron Inn ~9eliei.rtsn Sirilets II. sinasn.
eFGies fr6B't, w5tlfre icre leuaue Ssrptu'B 0ts
mihtiG.n sebGItefeS ihn tcfabI8L scnaE beat Auae
a~ngcpaGte G!Gict III ftcicrn.
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EEWC isUTstE
Don GaSetnrth tnnsen,
Farlor q. RroHleH&ter tebsnad'erl.
Tibliptbct
SpeifsSimner
5anSsane
Eaden
aa6.
GeeHeIIasen,
ataaTreHsgnianoer nHb
ietre frauSblti6e B]reAses.
G. y. aoiofpn n.
9ir. ID. Moro 9ttetisilr.
5asrStrcn perssH ~ bilisen areiifn ensc
braCgt. (22S-)
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Shntcn= RGre.

@erlGrtt ircretn
80 cute Carp ntcr. gu rteIoen in @ortns'B
Sptei, 9tf. s, GHsspi9bfr. OBJ
9as SemmsraS smeElsr fit @. u. &aug's
Ehatc
te2turt an, ;. april. TrmtltunaSn fir nsas ,U4f
nabmc meresH pom 2. Tprit AT IN Gmpiara 9'urm'
men. SuamSrtiae S@Uttr iSnnea @cit ua6 mpt.
npna crhaItsH. gr9et:rf
GS-S9) q. u. SANG. 9ttret.
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~ ibbelltRtetten NIT Der TNrtct -
Nirr i.hr rrnNlidt StblnMl nniertr Wc;it bun len ~

ibbelliRtttten init Der INrtct -
9ire i:br errIltde StBlans uniertr Bciiiburaen ~
hen, 0ican 1T riasetrrten. CARTS N!r4ren FELT
lQroen Snbrtn reii6trtnesr A0Crt III Ger Gultst fWt ec5
Bcltaui ron 3r. 6. g. aGer = Nr'b Tfee,5treN.
bat In Npile isincr Seitctaettcn @eifaIte f;'n Nioso3tr
In Grritoutr.pe vel nm n,eb ere GtlGwcr'c { begt rad,
.em eV Die uDihtse %Hriaibne BON ben Sthrreet posv
e~iTaehpit, He Iinans tirer btiahta Ten Dipihce.
" side etu 2itutau i'd, on'obcn trrte ten cine GroBe
GcIcumnlt, bic lbuen abqei6lo9tn ioursc. sic Hant.
ttd lid, run on cen @teB-Bt;ter, clnit bttler { II pcf
cItcteS, felt 200 ,SGhrtn ht0t befDla;ts St'e4 NIT
maua curTii5rr, pcuGh er 9ltpt Die SStc ers
Gcbiutes AMI is ,fub p~trr,ulern irute. DIR Ieittr
esioGbrte in Geiu9 uus iit bejanneu ipicrt ibr 9cSs
k6iuuaeme,t. St9t le.te Winaiton isirt eeld,ir.gst
Rem anisri,ariidhtu @tlanht:a Dor. ireldtsr ser beh'n
Sirr AZ mtNsn that, bas man nit Dem Gisentsurie
eCn Sine ifnnctu nteat ptlltrrllM uMliprtrler trnnt;
cas- NlisSerrctbtn bc8 8ctduot$ ualc utecrinaltc,
t~n:citt[t Wtreen. &c bcaant bitronf bic Eb!tbt
Rcib nu ieiniunii1cr ,8;nteiirNe h. Gtrirre.
duHacr: abcr ts crfHigte f,ine iptttiide @bhcamrs
Ter EeidNe6e. gu6it6 scuatribt'ste nnier e.
f1ncter Dioui5 Die SurIcu, baB tcenn fs nit thie1
S6utereitu fortftbIen. tr fte Der. ct. EIttssl1lte
IN bon 9cSppDs eluiah'er lafiet perbe. irceann rt9t
bios Gper's sr;cUet : MaaoSts rtnc Sad t!cteea
pjrbe. in Necct;u1 hItte Ole gUnSs aotaet uRist
tas petbettsnbc bener au,ttifan'i@er Stihuee tlinaes
ituncu. htrier o:ren Stlte It;s,n. bic fttN j irat
fcunen. DtB 6rad,tc bic e.ute ~ @eritorse Inb lab
mar abbiilie ba. Witnafar 1T l.st in ben Der. st.
pra'fcnmen, I'M be. nniertm Z taatss DEPARTMENTS
anf huswilrGra onu Stasen,riog aniutraeen. Gno-
lid farn man nit Stols anier allen 8s fern sts Orb
boQeS a~usrIica: sd BIN Elm antrstar'ittr Str8e,!"
(g6D (eplumbi- ,Sftpubljtgn.")
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Bur Deahtuug
tit Stiefels Il. 5hnDmaher, Sattler

snsros- ". acmrmlfpns- geiGaft al perfpanbelu, 70
rttsr!rsn mir iisier eaH,cs srosts. gut ~afottiries Eager
II btlltaertn greiicn bis ;ur tpta-
leu a II M Ii n a, ais bic 1paartn tn ireenb
itnetn anssrn biefsen y eitatie aefauit perben fBnuen.
Infer Eager amsast tin psues aiiorttu,tni aIer aeses.
errten tir Stietels II. Stabma6er, eattlsr. &C.
I6trsmater u. if.
s. 3. Srups ",
(-sprl6) NJ. a., S1b. &aleatftr, Baltic
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~%oa= Gin ils'ntr rrtttraartr Srno (Gsr1it)
Aaas4dezrs%0h bort oui ttn siGuren Sad. III ittt
Scnnta4 Atcnb abhdueen ae'pmnpl.. Der Sntel
elbdIt Sl0geirbnung meml cr i'm ~oslItfert in VI. 81
Stsaiant=, ~untctbalb &balissItr. C6S-S9)
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gantnusg5nnNcrci gfr. l.

SteTcr ntuNeeriiroetc S'ppeCiu crfeut ib elmer
ercBeu 1brtlnu6ne. ga in oer Q%erianrtIlr9 4titts
ned a. april, Die S~eamterwabi, ionic Die Grits Y IL
taSinua ltdttfauom 10 pt'teu Hlas tbi'dit %cn6e,as
ben, bic nd eInCr guteW @aupcrciue aribl;cbrE wcis
len. Mittmpd. II. GrrL, lei Sm &. Manacr,
Mr., 449, Gartrr- &rtrits, ith e'nip ftohet, oG nur
rcd nab: an bunoe#t &nttetlc 10 sGnStn iro.
SRI q~tuilraD:: 6, y. NtItsr, 9%rii.;..
O.. 4 gBifner, gterrii.;
Gprl DcdCr G6asW
(83- y g. 8. @pIL @e'r.
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9ansBelesr,-
SSenHpnet Ii. I. I.
" Der. CT. 5anSO,lter. Staatss II. Stast~S ans-
eelber, Teniipnen, Irifen . Yelcer II. t. I. peroea
pIpmpt tit Sricaten pter oetea Wittpen p6tr
Grbcn e~tlitaliTI onrh
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Ecsitrung5-elaifiz (NnirrlhS). Ekteau,
Gr. 70, Us .ztapetiei;r, Bait. 9fe.
ng~ fne Huafuntt wire gratis eIibettt. $50 Sns
Brtefe m0asn eiutn 8 TEN SeI jIr Radienorae
Der sH,irnrt en!halten.
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EhisrGrstiiA Speeiica.
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Ga Sisie ~SrStnfien W.trsn Raften- cbet S5s&trI.
Ntis mad, s'ncrbuns cts Prti'eS per 4pn pber
grprcf nab iIscuo ciHcr EantessGessnc reri&idt-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-06

NIuficai Hinton Of &teir!n,ore.
Zen MiigIieetrn ot8 9sr'irS MIN biernut bt,ounl
eemadt SAP beutc, 9. gprl, Die iibrll6e ge.
amttnrabi itaitiinttt. II lt lttn Sncde iih ole
piitglietrr Inn Q lbr Ndbm, i'm Bctrtnslptale siujg-
Frter ba6en.- Sm s~luf.ra9c bes gyai;
(Sl-J) &. Gticb.er, Gett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-06

G~clicrcr, ets Don Nutp1rt5 @uitrd9c icnotu 100
Isu Gcrau iIle uuo hes GnIpfGugtr5 acrciie au
SebCn.
R8~ Hnfrascu ecu GG5ipSrtS mIFcn crn cine
SEti!tl'rcl Uslteit:t fin, I'M p~ansllidt Gtlpieberai
81 f,recl.
s.. Rdine, .
f5hN GSr MN Uottifunrs- " Rhnit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-06

So ~9tui0cber Ser Sab'unQ an Gsp, rretrhs,
uuttritetuG6 d, ii gctctcr, III Ger Srp. b. 81. BOT
Nfctdeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-06
Scn6ppatbifAe muftcrsMebi'
.supu. =

Ger ste.nt Spn s umptres'B tcmsopatb
fhen SpesiiieiS bat cine icbr iritt &c !Sraabt
Al iciner . tie BON 0pmpbTtn's temfrpltht dtr ipt-
tiREden SeiImit.tIn in btr &eii1lt ccS Gpec iicum
Nj. 81, ipel6ss Salsi6ule (DtpbiberiO urb fhllmnus
Salageihwiirt bcilt Sieie Spc;itca robsn unter ben
rrattiiGen ~9terSten eiren arc6en 5iui e;Ianat II. WerceH
let il rtr f~rlitQer, raiteu, Suee ~Idiiscn %gairfirs uuo
ibrer lettbten gei60ifnal II. @innatne bon %bsnlslbsa
b~cosuteuo asbraudt Cine lang re anselae in elmer
antcrn Sraite entSdit Gin GsrSti&niB Der perihteSt'
reM Gru'iiea, Der Fr'ufbcltcn, bic ic turtlcn, rnb
tbrcr T.elis. De 8amIllen. n genet Sai. inb be-
i%snoerer Auinettiantsst msrit, mot n'tnner bic Heue
Nbttetlnna Der Gpcc,fita fit bic EbitbeIlfHnee.
8ci3enStS lit bic Gorsfit seS SaupiNuatters oieirr
Erfciicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-06

Ginc 9an5 neue SpWe'f6e Wdb.
@~iafebtne,
errdl Srn. 80. Ncrrln, Dir. 2l4 @sit Sol;irIprefr ,
bon gDbstter g. Wilirn geld emit, SIS w1tb. pptir
rs eooie, 81 prp Slla, untcyiubrtnIsn limo gBr
srtrfebfrn te Waldine gang belpncttS as cine otr
fciien, bic FINALS ben Wbeclcr Il gDlfon se!isfert
pcreen III.
Ne 9opie iino am eeutihen Glide 81 taben unb
nib ter Tag otra usipitiurs iu o~cetsntter Set bjielt-
LID beiannt 9snadt rerter. SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-06

&te NaHagteritftcn
Str Srtrwr II. Sanbur9.r Sampier itnb RAD an!laft
mme Ia meiner Sifies pcfSufinbeu.
Z. Tatne,
(48-) Gfe bon 8%altinpIe. u. @aehr.
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MuIsMu.eio

SUut GkUSEtbSt
SienItag, 8. Aprt. iirset Die 8,ti:guns Stt her
fbieeeren GIaiieu uno bic l~lutbahGc nNttr Stnlf
Aeit. 9lieru. Ie,p. Ncrmineer, peid,e %stioHnen Itao
ibre Riuber in mener 9ritalt Irtclibteu II. ertitbel
Al iaieu, nerttr irelubii&it stteter, s~teit'sen MI
am atuaprter Rage SulHihbrtn.
G7-) Yb. Wadtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-06
Fir Geas!fhtTe

ar Die NsIcn g!agc msrtM Gt aufbat, her ia
faye lcle9' OYbiW tc!s8t
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GeISfeuSu,tncf.Y

GelbicnbrnSeu mtrren su BEN n'cbrigiteu aourie
grcuF ihru Statern. 9,fsir. @nihsn, Tronier &c. ia
trlsne eirem Gbeite gutCpa'S bcIpr1t. Bic Cite b
Gaui,r, nit peIhrn MIR 9srbtnegHacr EntctbGlte
tit IN Ger Siiicc aufAcb6u9t.
81 Al Z ". Hrftne 81 mfirnnnrharf
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~. %tlnnmer'S Gdintr.

Sir. So. WtrmGNltr.
Sas ScmmetaS% enfitcr te ,trnt an Dterfa9e rem
3. Nprtl. ~ . itutet ba1r ole 9~IufANBas ne@er Sdhs
Ter TAFT.
81, S,brsit&cn wiro an ErrEtuo, ben s. Ngrtl,
Moreegs 10 llbr 1srritH.
(7S-) $. Wdnutr.
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Nie innIlGlen StnntrH.
Cola,

New gprf 5. &prit.-Dte S6lue-
MOtirun8 fir @GtO par frutr ba9is'
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pg- User Siu- II ftrfa9rtS. 2ilts uimmt, etta
einslt nanbaIlen Nbsug.
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sas- webfel, Nadete, &afaee'

SD Bite, ole s~ufgaten anpShsntIih bis Dom
uetfas gtittu9 y, MAIDEN. INT unaeiaumte ye'crauHs
nit iesern Sanitass-E ainpisr nab europa bepsrf.
I eu,ssn su %tsuEen.
66-) Z. Ratnc, Ede eeu Baltimore. n. @asar.
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Cine meme !Spwe'fae Idb= ara.
fhine 5u p%erlrpfen.
Auf cci1 oentItcn 1iitc Der 5air beftrcet ND eirt
BON SIN. 10. Wrrria, Nr. IA, speitsSaItimcrear I,
%acitentte ntIe Sowe'ite Ndbma,bine. Sletibe lou
tu $75 ($l baS 2oos) serloofi irtrosr. 9cpie limb
am reuii6sn Gli&e uRc in ter erp. b. 81. su babep.
(s5-)
@tdtise Nn3ctgel
E~ericnen. bic 4ctannte II. 9elpantie eer Gamef.r
pber Seeelid,if rrn t,aenb einen, SaIen Gurppa'5 mad
hen 8ers ct. II belSrbem ,piiriden, psieeu ~beirnbcrS
oatauf auimertfou, strnadt bas ber arcran9 pru
gaHa8e,tn otilten lm5e'pbbnliI sreB nne btsbalb
se,iise Nprl!ratioa II. 8eitrauns Ter Saiase Iat9.
lam tit. d. Satnt,
lbO-l pr. 4 G.zMtaSdr.
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8 hereuS
Specific GamGOpatsic Mshicine Comp,
NSr, 500, Broadway yi.zD.
(S0-S5) (Bpicn rsraceGer." y
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Der ~onptlle, @tp., IN Der - {.
tan8enl6aft seltprben Iinb; barun,
ter lino 1913 Warplduber nQmsnilib auf.
9efubrt. Wtr bemerfsn unter Der 2abl
folgenbe beutlhe Namen: 3 as 4pam.
6. Tegt., am IA. Stunt; Gam 8abb, S,
8est.. %. @drB y ID Sslta 2. 8eat.,
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Nuguf; s Blum. gprrprat, 7. &t9t., l.
Januar; Z Bud, 8. 8eat., 10. Sebruar;
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SUM-; Seomas 5aate, |. $40. Bat, 5.
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Carl Steser, g., IA. Sspt. 0il9
S4taiag, ~ 2. Sept; 81 8 S9arr,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
FEDERAL APPOINTMENT
Firm Stand Taken by the Senate.
General News.
The snn1h Americnn War.

New York, June 29.-The Herald's Rio
Janeiro correspondence gives the details OF
the battle of Estsra Bellaio, between the
pears that the Paraguayans, instead of fall
ing back from Humaita, as the allies con
fidently expected they would, awaited the
approach Of the latter, and by a bold an d
sudden dash, gave a severe blow to them,
but, reinforcement arriving, the Brazilians
finally retrieved the day, not, however,
without the loss of a battery of artillery,
captured by the Paragusyans early in the
fight.
The fight was a very severe one, there
being more than a thousand wounded. The
allies had arrived at Corrientes from the
Held.
The Paraguayans still resolutely held
their fort, and q severe battle was anticipa-
ted. All their war vessels have been con-
verted into floating batteries, with the ex-
ception of five, which are kept as transports
and dispatch boats.
The Brazilian fleet had left the Paraua
and taken up its position above the Tres
BOcss, IN the Paraguay river.
Some of the newspapers report the water
in Paraguay river as falling.
Financial matters in Brazil were unim-
proved.
The United States steamer Brooklyn was
coaling at Buenos Ayres for st. Helena, with
the Admiral on board.
TheJuniata was ordered from MontevideO
10 relieve the Brooklyn, and the Shamut to
relieve the Shamockin. The Kansas was
at Montevideo.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30
MASTERS SALE.
.nSTEp,S sLLE-Pursuant TO th.

EGASTES'S SALE-PUrsUans 10 The
lNl command of an alias orSer o sale from the
Coatt Of Common PioAs, OF Cuyahosa county,
Ohio. at the sit o. Edward linton, Administra-
tor aftstats Of Silit IN Gr-en. deceased, V Lease
L Gleason. Watson n ~Ihsmpsou, recsiveT Of
Lucius ;. Peck. CUuuland Palmer, and FreieT.cs
y. Wallace, Assistees of Hl1ard, hays, Palmer
a Co Levarr.t Alcott and Burtitt ". Horton,
Perry q. Babc,ck snd nopson Hnri, jr, Charles
Bradbura nud Waldo a Fisher. sarriet Uhl,
IL. Il. Lf,.te, and Henry G Abbey, receiver OF
Lucius peck, 20 ne directed and delivered, l shall
oSoose .or s,le at public auction, at the door OF the
Court Huuse, in tne city Of Cleveland, on the l6th
dsv Of July, 1866, a. 10 O'clock A. NJ, the follow
ins real estate, all situate in the county Of Cuys-
hOga, and ct .te Of OHIO, and ia tue township OF
Independence, and IL known as being part Of lot
No. ten. Of Hubbard Tract, so called, east Of the
CdyAhogl riv,r, and bounded to wit: Commencing
at the point Of the third step in the foot Of the
lock No. IS, north Of Portage summit, in the Ohio
oaEal, and on the towing path sids, numbering
The steps from the top of the lock, an running
standing abrus two fest north from the pTivy,
with two stakes driven ~ il; thence s%OutherlJ on
the line II tse gardtn fence, through the barn
yard TO the north line OF the farm blcnging to
Moses Gleason; thence east on said line 10 the
Ohio Cauai; thence northerly along the canal to
the plsce OF beginning; containing oce acre Of land
more or lees. also q road OF lane next the towing
y tn, norta TO the 6iidge, across the cNn%l. Ap-
praised at $3.50. Il. ". GAGE,
Master O. mmisstuner.
4. T.. HAMILTON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
jane i3sh. lS6s junei4 $50
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REASONS WHY THE
Am ERIC A N WA G n
urUa~ rTaSG

IS TIE BEST.
Il is made on tie best principle. Its frame is
composed Of sOLID PLATES. No jar can inter
rere with the harmony OF its working and no sud
den shock can damage its machinery. Every
piece is made and finished by machinery Itself ia
nous for its novelty, as well as for its effective
ness) aud is therefore proper y made. The watch
is what all mechanism should b~e-ACCURATE,
SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. Ex-
eept soms high grades, too costly for general use,
foreign watches are chiefly made by women and
boys. Such watches ara composed Of several hun
drvd pieces, screwed and riveted together, and re-
quire constant repairs to keep them in any Kind of
order. Al persons who have carried "anores,' ~
.~1epiues' and English Patent Levers are per-
fectly well sware Of the truth of this statement.
At the beginning Of our enterprise, more than
ten years ago, it was our first object to make a
thoroughly good low priced watch for the million,
to take the place OF these foreign impo5itions-the
refuse of foreign factorias-which were entirely
uusaleable at home and perfectly worthless every
where.
How well we have accomplished this may be IN
derstcod from the fact, that after so many years
Of public trial, we now make NOR THAN HALF
OFALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever given such
universal satisfaction. While this department OF
our business is continued with increased f~.cilities
for perfect work, We are at present engaged in the
manufacture Of watches Of the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN To Cai oNOMETRY, unequal
led by anything hitherto made by ourselves, and
unsurpassed by anything made in the world. For
this purpose we have the anplest facilities. We
have erected an addition to our msin buildings
expressly for this branch of our business, and
have filed it with the best workmen in our SER
vice. New machines and appliances have been
constructed, which perform their work with con-
summate delicacy and 'xactness. The choicest
aud most approved materials only are usrd and
we challenge comparison between this grade Of our
work and the finest imported thermometers. We
do not pretend to sell cur watches for LEss MONEY
than foreign watches, but We do assert without
fear Of contradiction that for tho same money our
product is incomparably superior. All our watches
of whatever grade, are full5 warranted and this
warTantee is good at al t mes against US or our
agents in all parts OF the world.
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned to buy
only OF respectable dealers. All persons selling
cornterfeits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company.
je2s:Im DAW IS2 broadway, n. Y.
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In every case serd the name and post ONCE ad-
dress Of each separate subscriber.
Money by draft, P. o.. order, express, o. in reg
istered letters, may be sent at cur risk
All communications should be addressed to
VINCENT BUTTARFlELD 4 Co.,
GAG Pennsylvania Av., Washington, D. o.
P. o. Lock Box 66.
The proprietor will donate to the directors Of the
National Orphans Home Institution, 5000.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Thomas Hood, Madison, Wis.
O. NJ. Walker, Esq, Adrian, Mich.
J.. T. Bradley, Esq, Chicago, II.
D. A. Weinberg, Importer Of watches, Chicago.
Ed. A. Ellsworth, Esq, Washington, D. @.
&c. Dewitt, Esq Cleveland, Ohio.
Hon. VIM N. ButteTheld, N 2
Hon. Henry Barnes, Detroit, Mich
Gen. Charles 7. Campbell, Waukesha, Wis.
Maj. Eooch Tstten, Washington, D. O.
N. 3 Eldredge, Esq, Adrisn, Mich.
VIM. Finn, Esq late u. 5. Navy Agent, Wash
ington, DO.
n. B.-Editors Of country papers are authorized
to act - our agents, and they will be allowed fun
commission on all tickets ordered, whether for
themselves or other parties, who may order
through them Proposals for inserting this ad-
vertisemsnt are requested. jel9:s28
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times progressed. Farming operations
were being carried on favorably in every
direction but heavy losses still occurred IN
the isolated districts from diseases among
the cattle and sheep.
The settlement of a Treaty of Peace be.
tween the BusnOts and the Free State
progressing satisfactorily
The gold discoveries in Frausvael were
confirmed. Several expeditions had left
Natal on their way to these diggings.
RumOr of Cabinet Changes.
Rumors Of Cabinet changes are again
being revived. This time the places of only
Harlan and Speed are to be made vacant.
Accepted
Lieut.. Gen. Grant has accepted the posi-
ton of Second Vice President OF the Wash
ington National Monument Society, which
was until his recent death filed by Lieut..
Gen. Scott.
Destructive Fires
C1xo1NNArI, June 29.-The building on the
northwest corner of Fourth and Main
streets, occupied BY Chas. Owens, jeweller,
r. G. Barnes, tailor, and E. Mendenhall,
book dealer, was partially consumed by fire
last evening, supposed TO be the work of an
incendiary. Loss from SIS, 900 to $4,000
mostly covered by insurance.
NATcHEz, Miss, June ga fire occurred
here this morning, by which four stores
were completely destroyed. The loss will
500, 600.
Democratic Convention.
New ALBANY, IND, June 2S-The Dem
ocratic Congressional Convention was large
and enthusiastic. Major Sherrard presided.
Resolutions were passed acknowledging the
Justice Of the late war for the preservation
of the Union, endorsing the Presidents veto
Of the Freedmen's Bureau and Civil Rights
bills, opposing the increase of rates of duty
upon imports, warmly approving the policy
Of the President, etc. Hon. NJ. c. Kerr was
nominated for reelection by reclamation.
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The River and Harbor Bill.

The appropriations of the River and Har-
Dor bill, approved on TIE 23d inst. amount
To- s., 9s,047.eI. The following are among
the items: For surveys of the Atlantic
coast $4,000; the Pacific coast S25, 900 :
the northwestern lakes 500, 900 the west
ern and northwestern rivers 800, 900 for
improvements of the Mississippi, Missouri
and arkansas rivers S550- coo