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COMMENSURATE,

Ole Dlit8litSsr Der z dlttn GefeIli6aft
perpcn bisimit attun3trpu srIuNt, ih bel'm g rirtti
i'm palts an g pnntaGen 6urd Rarts %. ShliGel
su lsltimtren unb, ben iestgen 8erbGItniiisu Gt:6runl
~traaenb, Refine Nt9tmtt8l tebtr an btelsnl
Gage cirlufuSren.
Sun NufttaSs he's 9ertpaltur8s -gusi6uHts;.
(G0-2O NAl. Conrad. SsfT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
eJul. Scnrnc,
SnutsBuucer nm G0MectDr

fir Wiette unb IpnfiSe Mustdnee,
Nr. 2e, Nsrb.G q atssrtitr, l EbIr Won Gertn9tonItr.
l~lltuuSeu. 8Onura5teu, BINS Of Sale, Gloinas mes-
ben in aeitsItter 8 errl unist Wirp flung eints fdbts
zen ". ssatttten 1teStstunNisen ausBeferti8t ICpte
GtnfaiiTurgsn in Ter Staot cher Nusrirts rrcmst
beiorgt. - StfietItinetu ben 10-12 nbr Wcr1enS II.
3-A1lbr Eofmttto1s. (UR1O-)
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Wm. wernebure,
Gnmmiliuns, nMD Speoitiuuss 0eiAaIt
MCt,Iefs Il. Wnf;nnrsMnrufur

ya'a3e auf Oaup'= u, Ssseiidifsn spn uns mad
gurcra. e;ntai1runs pon @sIoem baielb,. gadet
u. @eibteibresrun3 bobin.
0oumatten ieter Att.
Der. ct .Getiep6fe,
Office: Shtpeit-G ds BON gratt- II. Sisbfr,
AS- Gtn8ar9 in TrattStr. nsttn Der gyetb,ft.
RS.-GISfunit cratic, (e0-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
Snfuienz 8dupercin Wr. |

Inter pbigsm 9tomtn mur6e R cnta q. ben 5.
Wldr3 1856, EN- u,ier tauperelr ~aearinbst uno ;,p1r
in Der 9sbaufuua bts BIN. U. Silb. 81. 5s, Glib
Gbarlesiir. SIe StcientNtn, ipelde fA tt1eu' nstsn
gauotreiu. onidtteben ippuen, irersen erfu6t, ib
beute gbenb nm 8 llbr am a~enai,ntet 8iaee etrSus
ftnetu St am ielben IteuSe bic GiufdreibtgsbGbrsn
stbeben werbeu. - syn Nuft'ane;
81. 9uun n, prgb. TriL;
{. 54mtbt u 9tteprdf. ;
8. @rob, ~ Setr.
N. SiIb, . S4abmi.
s. y. Splb: Z @erbarb; 81. Gmatb; " Kult;
q. Marner, ". Grnu&. lbS-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10

@ petbtn litlplit ni6t auttn Die Wii.9lithtr pbi9tn
8sIeins. ipRbtrn AUD iamnliIi5e arbeiter eities Sc
i@iIiS oui5sfsretrt, I'D am Wtontas, l2.Nd6ri, AbeneS
IL Jbr, III her ,Gentyal.Saue", gir. rs, Ncrb. gap .
Ctr, 3aelreit su elmer itatIfinetnecn Gsneral-@er-
iamntIiins ,iaiufuo.n, nm porItes.nbe @ci6iftt I'M
sSntereFe zines s5tten bieisr Grbstttr e~rlsbi8sa ju ttnS
un.-SH Iufna8c;
(80-1 q. gIaufuH Gefr-
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8cfnnntmae1nnn.

GS nirS btermtt t,fannt etmatt. b6b ,pdbrtn6 Str
iebteen SiSuns sss Stabtratbts an bsnielbti has &C.
la6 esaelt ipersen ipiro, in gtr. Is, 9prpenu Inse,
Srpiitm eberte- II. Soma, bitr,, cine Damn fuaG6 ne
o~uiieQeu II. bsnueen Su eirfeu.
Barftase& snneman n.
Baltimore, 0. NGrB 1866. $50 90 y
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gfutrof=g dunfrriu 9r. 9,

Ia rb'aer @trsin ittn. 2. @%srIammllna am Sauitas
6. WtdrS) absetalteu hat II. iiber 200 antbeile RsjtiG
net ipurotn, 70 perosn baber GQe. bic itb nod, auimlts.
len modem. tbhtdit ttngsIaeen, beuts. 10. Wiir,
aberbs 8 llbr bet ) sob. Seto, Nr. %, 8prbsHrss
brrtditr. I'D tir5uftnetn, I'm, ibre Qnibstie gu ield,s
men, inbem Bite tritc gtuiabluna ~ftattiuost 70 aud
bic Ycomterpett II. bic ~9nnabnte bcr @eieb,.
2put8 9dbarbt, p,pp. prdf;
(59-f0) Spb. Rrauk, 4, SET.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
Natiomalz 8anuerci1.

RiteIteeetn he's pbtasn 9eisius 6tsne hermit our
Ratrt6t, caB bic %n$t5ften y riau,mlunsen an ut6
rad Wrut1s. ben ~. ,. W.. GtenbS s lltr. I'M 90
tale bis Srn. s. Riir, Str. l, 3Gpsrltr., seotn.
iber BEN @taltte. absebalisn ipetccn. 8etntr finb
anuuihtieBen ~pinid,n, ~etenfats an aeaanntsmAbtns.
~ ,rf6tiaelt.- sSm luitrase bss Bsreins:
(h9-6D 6. Us alter, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
GefhdftSsMDft..

Ea ber nntel3siGnele fem. gretters II. 5oIs. Rage,
nebit Set an Ter SiopeIt. ode bon Cont orb. nno
grnlspfr. an 9 q. @olibart. melder
has geidlft an alien ylaSe, ,rtote III ieinem Sofe
Nr. 81. Wcit Sale. Neenue, i~prtiesen ,rirb. p~erfanft
bat. 10 r'9tet er an Le're Sunhen II. Breunbe bas erse,
benite geiu4, ibre Curt auc5 auf Srn. golibart ~
htsrtta8.n. sic pelben in beHsu Sbtsn elm suts
o%lIo,tirisS 8rstttr- .8arz Ii. gustoi,zeaser gum pautn
Il. 81 %ionitt8en S,pedeu firben. unt feline Runbsn blys
len lb weller II. piinttliter @eSisnuna periibsrt bal.
ten. NrauetS D. 8 a b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
Iuffnrberunn.

Wetre GdpeRer Worte Nnna WpnaIttr
rerebeti6te @tsSn,anu, feit rs Sabrsn In anerita u.
nab lsS'tm Brief. In galitmcrs, Utc,, lid aufbaI-
aufoefotcert, ibre AorsiIe nab gtr. 1873. GaIt Al. Str =,
yiefps gclt Gitp, an i5iden. 9sranate bon ibr iuerteu
sttsten, ie barpn in kenninib III itetn. (6S-60l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
mnfhiuofouer Nn,ctoc,

Qeun Elm WrHn tintn YItteaanita8 niadtn WoHteI
70 fOlte er etpas mtbr GeG8iG baben, ais tine Nett
III i6idsn cbne atreis; beur iOuit lam man Mot
mirItn, fpsr Der ndrrtid. eieEblber 1T. stne fpttilps tu
ftrtrtn, lrelde nr6 Riat I'm 5tanee TT, tbren sIilen
tbellrtn @atten su ~eerecien, (t0-l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10

Ole 1ttstiettr her o,Srsntltn gitsrdlp aIirelatien"
GnS ,tfudt, Ea Scuntle, IL. wldrl, prd3tS 4 lbr
Ra6m.tiass. in ibrsm gtetnslgsaIs gr: ls2, Sara-
%toaaitr., etnSnftnseu, pa pttttse @tlSattt ;NV Bet
Snt apitrag, Sts grai, @Utliis6 Rinnsr;
(6oC 3. 3. ets, Sstr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10

Hsa- Or. 3ermann3 p1aen, Nr.
II, SIe'Starpar., label auf Wontaa au
etutm famDlen 2unfte nit Qeber!lSsen
unb belifatem 9tere Elm, mo- 20 70 bod
unb tebr Su1eben fpu, bab 8aedus unb
@ambrtnus ben supprfpmmenbet Wirtt
etnftens 3u tbrem S%eIermetfer erneunen
wsrsen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
ltnabbGugiger SanDerein gfr. 2. bon
Naltinlpre HDlfutD.

eS pirb hen Diit0ltcceru otisen 8treins bstauut
aeuadt, bob in ndtiter Ner f%ammtun8 9ieritOs. ben
10. Wiarj 1865, NbtneS s lbr, gelb p~tlitet8e,t wirf.
Nibtmit0ttteer, bic Gelo ~ tauien ,puni6en, i6untn
NIT Wtntp Uranium an8tucmm,n Werbtt.
5nt auit,a9; @u8ut mater, OVAL;
GOD Gpb. q. MAIL SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
2un1ber YarS8,
Nr. 80, Weft Sals.@ptnue, unb Ode bon

VVWtUFVS U. OVIVlVVNI.
Der linters.ttnet. bait fiets poiratb's gum @ertauft
elm grpbsS Aiottiment aller soften g M er,
gallen. gfofcu. neinss SuseiInittenss Yaubct,. Gie-
lea, Sdptnbeln, ta,ieu, Semlcdstanns. &tr6boum,
poppel, eide, eide. Gbcrn II. I. I. ,nb p~feiirt ,stne
Iriiiel gu ben biuislen Marttprstfen sesen Baarsele
un6 auf aetdsrten Borg.
bsy- Seitsuunsen pelben prrmpt mad Wa5 aus.
eeflbit.
or IRAN fSre&s BET mir Dor, sts man anbsrtparls
fault.
(4s-) SimppR y, @pUbart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10

asa- &r. Mprte 8abL Nr. %,
Glib. @asftr., Rdlt @pntas Mbens In Der
n&ebenbale" ttnen 9rreen 8al as, no.
su bic befcn 8prberettunsen eetrpfen
Uprbtn finb unb BET pelher @ele9enbett
itpei flberne 1aIdenubren unb cine tcertt.
yplle NeerfHaumpfetfe ausssipislt tpsr.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10

bon S1tnburg, gremen, @aere, Nhtperpen
notb ir6enb eirsm 5aitn gmerita'S
beiCr0t bic asentur bic blltsIicr 8abItsr.
gisbt 9aiaseFdeirc fir ale Sbtfis
II. beIprst eiorberliGen 5a18 paiaSiere pOnt5rsW
Setmatba|S rte bterter.
Die greiie tstrogen bon Bremen nadD Baltimore:
2. Gaidte $32; !3ntI6ented $24; 8tnbsr apii6sn
l-lO Satren ertetIi6 biaiaer. Die Erctie iin6
In Gcf6 pber Yapier mad benz %Ianieneen COME
laLlba.. BON Sapre beiorSt bic 4g'niur pa1a-
9ttre fir $23 @cie. GS wile bsipn6tlS 6arauf
auimeltiam 9,nadt, tas mir uns in Serb'noung
nit Ter Sterberbsi6 be ing bon Fafia9jer,1 e,ober
Spraiatt mteriitben, bic 9euie ern y. sn,slJ
Saubure &C. aus (pbne E~rIrase) benad ri6tSeu,
msnn Fe AM &bteiItprts eiu;ut1iien taben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
srusndrtioc sIuftraaosber,

psriunsn, bic BON NuSiparts gnitrise fcnbeu mol.
len senau ibrs unb tes emPfansers Gbrsiie auf-
Sebsn.
aG- arfrasen BOT auspitt$ mufen BON etnsm
prlitcn,pel te8lsttst .ietu, nm plnttttde GlpieoerunS
gu fiueen.
q. Rdine,
(55-) Nr. 8, Sub Sabitr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
6eIbSenSunosul

@eltlcntnn8en wercen su BEN n'eortBiten Goutfe Ia
prsu6ti6sn GbaleIn. Nlhtin. @nlbsn, Sranfen &C. RAD
tratn6 ttnem Gbeile Gurepa's beforst. Die 9ifte Der
Sauitr. nit psI6eu mir Derbjnbunget untel galten,
1T In her Office aufAeb6nQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
Sobn e. 9ra,pfsrs | m,sf,;a,,r
20. ". gp@tp!n Aea'"'"s''

SaIttmere, 9. srS1 1886.
Ssn elmer tepts i%tattsefuncsn'n Der anmluna tes
Siiettprlums Der Baltimore Saoana Dampfsr-goM
pa9ute" iparb Geo. g. Brcipn liul griiieenten inb
1ailrer 8. W. Darfelb gum Stfsstdr tea Gpls.
GUMS ertpdbtt.
u. U. Chapman.
(6G-2) p'pc. Ssff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
R.rI-FW "TItN sua---sf.l
SnSpS-Mu.e;ae.

Srtlnbtu unb Ye'ahnter b., trautise Hn3ei0e, sab
unisr %seIiebter 11k .tabr alter 60 n G,srs rad BIER.
ttiiAtit9em tarttn 1sttea, 5rerlai nPsratn tsIb Gins
Sonntss Radmtttas ein nbr. pom elte,lid,en Bcbn.
tane. - Treu1ir. Nr. 80, - aus, itatt. lin itiae
19etInabme bitt.i b. %bttriltt.u Gltern.
(60) MARTIN Il. &brtttueBtrasr.
Bg- Gufeeber ber i3abiuus all Geo. Srrnbe,
nntertetuat d. III seteteu. in her grp b. vi. Spr-
u(frt4tu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10

sn btstr Sop'SSsit. nc 10 clcle ~uuieer scutt an
GifSltun9 Isibtt, Ienfen mir be gluimertfan!cit dnf
~ Gberre peetprdl" f., bas nidt nut
5utsr II Gdnnrfeu, ipnte,n ale gunsctr Ii. 5als.
leicCt iuri:t. ga mir ts in uniercr Santllie felt BIC.
lea Ssbreh %8ebrautt, t5nrtn iutr ous ptrIbnii6tr
grfabrlns RON ieiusr MhtIomteit iplS9er. Gs 8itt
oieu.idt anbe,e quite Setlmittsl; abtr ieptit un'er,
Gliabruna rei&t Eat i6 SitIss bel epeitsm as tas
ttHe ~tripisi,i. Ssins Nittunasn iiuS 9Iett mSBis u.
sanS scrlab!i6. Is ISFt fd ~arscutbm etnnstnten
unS ieate III isesr Samilis oils G6uS qc9en cine Rlafs
cher, pt,u perHabldifpt, F~etniaeno urb 9efihltt
metbsN, aur Sanb ittn. 0..S.n Neaiitky.") (Nlrl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
gaGete naG ;rSeah cineii Srte
Surnid'S

werbeu btaie befSrSsrt uTb itonep atatlttielt; aud
9elf6tttns fur ittrarbene Dcrtbia6eu tepertfteltst.
Bon ben 2~auIcrben ron gatseu, bic mir in etf lesteH
SaIrtn b~e'trbelt, TT nod tetn etnsiQes oei-
loren geeanAeu DE 9eiot9In9 ttnost i.ts
g8ote psr Eampier fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
Mthtioe SIu.c;oe !

RNtDttee NH3c,1e
Eertener, bic Setarnte II. Welpartte TER Danpfer
cher Sestli6ifi con ilsenb einem Seen gurora'S nab
ben Der. Ct. iu b%etrrttrt irlniGen. werSen ~beicnoetS
batauf aufriettfart 0smadt. bab her Gnbraug BON
pahG8ielen briiten ungerbbnlid erob unb b,sbaIb
letis. AprI!iatirn II. g.ftsauns. her paiia9s latb.
lam III. y. Gatnr,
(50-) glr. 8. S..eJaphr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
Mnset { II.
Nip NnXnnierIiMel

her Bremen u. Sambur8er Ddupfcr iiub nad alntlnft
thinner in metner Office pcrjnfuecn.
Z. &atne,
49, gr. 2, Gib- Gesar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10

faB beItc D(ittll fur Suiten. SdnnpIen II aIf p0l8s
II, quuaenletm ist, mmb nit glustn ipeit rifen aus
@rtabtuug ~eeirrcd:n BADEN un6 brantt tetntn Bis
b.,ipru@ gu firdtsn; benn es tit - pie sJsbesiRorn
i09t, cer es brau1t = 70 e~r9taebu' II. wCrtium uub
tcfst bios rs Cts. bic 5Iai8t; ALE Olcautit.n Der.
tauIeH es. (56 s COY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
u effprben:

Vim 8. b. W. SOB. 9erbarb nad 2-tasiss,
idmerjliGer &ranib,lt i'm GIler Soa 60 Sabrsn
5relpoe II. Getannte inb bbflitit einselabe,, ben, an
teutc Morgen 10 nbr iiatlfiubeneen SesrSbuilft
ben Der 9s6aallu8, Nr. 203, Yiaotipnltr., aus bti.
Sulpobnen.
$1,000 Ole ~trausrnhe Satin rebR 9iutsra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
80 gesr Sin- II. Ssrfabrts- etasts ntmwt. ertaIt
etnen nambaiten Nbjua.
Emr SeeelihtTe

As- Die btTt.n pldse psrssn bel auisats esr PAL
fa8e tsls8Vapbtf4 bele5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
SUPERINTENDENT.

B0IttmD re, I. Wdt5 1850.
Sr elmer Btriamrnlu,.g Der rSafitmort= Sarar6s
Dampft9! r. @tieaidtait", trel6e teutc i'm grnptoi-e
Der SS. aIsr Yrrm1 81 Sbbre abasbalten pitb,,
wurben tele,noe Ssrren in seb6iGer gB.iie su Gire!s
loren beiastsr @efsaftaft fal has ~lapfenee Satr TT.
pGblt:
@eo. 6. Srelpn. Mitslieb Ter JIrna NIer. 9. our
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10

els opurpmnen criOtersta ~etpteier. einfad, RAID
pirlcub unb ;uSerfdiit3, Hnb lie bic ~ein5t9en gum
0pltsnsbrouts ~paierptn Wtttel; 10 eiufaG, eaB bst'pt
@ebraute teIl 8erieben portpmnsr Fam; 70 barrloe,
tas jtee @tfa9r babel f,bIt uub 10 miriam, eaB mea
ids fets aui lie ~oertafien tann. ste BADEN bel Sober
mann Gle tt&ittn eOoSretfuu3sn %sstuhSea II. perotn
INNER !ufiseenitsGsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-10
MaOome EGrtCr's 0MitensTaLInm

Ger Pclitittr, tpelder iaste, tab fsin Numb ME,
mails 9eloecn bate, 'rra& ipabtlteinIi6 bur9 BIZ
ytaie, Sic YttIpu aber, rpt(d.e Iaatt, bah
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-17
Springwood Select Home School
For Young Ladies.
I OCATEDIN ONE OF THE MOST

il A Healtnful, beduIllul hllu dCCo55lulo pOi
tions of Virginia, will reopen October ], lsG6
Established in the family of the undersigned
with view to the education Of his own chill
dren entirely AT HOME, il will be strictly limited
TO such a number as shall Justify the employ
ment of the best instructors in every depart
ment.
For circulars, or further information, apply 10
G. WASHINGTON BALL.
SpringwOod near Leesbnrg, Loudoun Co. Va
REFERENCES.
General Robert L. Lee General ID II. Hill
Charlotte. N c.; A G. Quarter, s. Brady, Ian
don Carter Esqs, Wheeling. West Virginia !,
Rev. E. L. Perkins, formerly OF Wheeling Rev.
r. 4. Mason, MonktOn p. o. Baltimore c0un.
ty: VIM Dodge Esq Stafford Hall Md ;
Robert S. Chew, ESQ., Washington City Rev.
w. w Williams, Georgetown D. O. Rev. w.
N. Pendleton, General A. NJ. Long, Lexington
Rev. G.. II. Norton, Alexandria Hin Carter
ESQ Shirley" Va Col. Burgess Long Phila-
delphia Genl w 3. Featherston, Holly
Springs Mississippi, &c, &c.
p 5 Professor Van Rhyn, in charge, the past
wear. Of the Department. Of Modern Languages,
Drawing, &c, having been appointed TO q char
in the 'pennsylvania Military Institute, De,
sire to oemploy thoroughly qualified Teacher o. o.
those branches in his place also a teacheI OF
Music. Without good ecommendanons 1a1e none
need apply. Juif''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-17
New York News.

New YORK, June 16.-No cases Of chol-
era reported by the Board OF Health yes
terday in this city. In Brooklyn fonr
cases were reported, three of which re-
suited fatally. Nine cases in the 18th
ward of that city have resulted fatally
within the last ten days. The GONZALES
cents in the cholera feet at the lower
quarantine have been allowed to come
up to this city, and the city vessels from
foreign ports passed the inspection yes
terday and were admitted to the upper
bay.
General Sherman was serenaded by the
band of the 33d Mass. Regiment at Bos-
ton yesterday He addressed the assem-
bled crowd, giving resume of the great
Georgia march and Atlantic campaign.
He said that he found the soldiers Of one
section as good as those of another, and
never in the darkest hours Of the war
did he doubt that the final result would
be the triumph of the Union arms He
leaves to day for Hanover, N. II.
1t is understood the Supreme Court of
King county, Brooklyn, will to-day give
dicision in favor of the copstitutionality
of the excise law. This will compel its
enforcement in Kings county, while it is
disregarded in this city, awaiting the
action of the Court of Appeals in Sep
tember.
No cases of cholera have been report
ed to the Board of Health to-day.
There were eight hundred and twenty
deaths from all causes last week, being
an increase of one hundred per cent in
five weeks.
The Herald's correspondence from the
West Coast of Africa, goes to show that
the Republic of Siberia is attracting the
attention of foreign Governments more
and more The executive authorities
have had visits from war vessels and
commercial officers in the service of Swe-
den, Russia and the United States, since
the commencement Of the year. The
commercial operations of England were
being extended rapidly on the coast, aud
the commerce of Monrovia was spirited
and profitable
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-17
OVRR 4 MILLION DOLLARS
SAVRDt

Gentlemen =" had negro man worth u, POO
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg ana
was useless for over year. 1 had used every,
thing could hear of without benefit, until i
tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment Ii soon
]. L. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1882
q" take pleasure in recommending the MeXi.
can Mustang Liniment as a valuable and indis
pensable article for Sprans, Sores, Scratches or
Calls on Horses. Our men have used 10 for Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Rheumatism, &c, and all say it
sets like magic" j. II. HEWITT,
Foreman for American Wells Fargo's aud
Harnden's Express.
1.-THE sprain OF my daughters ankle occa.
stoned while skating last winter, was entirely
cured in one week, after she commenced using
your celebrated Mustang Liniment
-. ED. SEELY.
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. !, 1886
1t is an admitted fact that the Mustang Lini
ment performs more cures in shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article over discovered
Families livery men and planters should always
have it on hand. Quick and sure 1t certainly is
All genuine is wrapped In steel.plate engrav
ings, bearing the signature Of G. w. Westbrook
Chemist, and the private u s. stamp of DRMAs
BARNES a. Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit 10 with
cheap stone plate label. Look closely,
Saratoga spring Water, Esold by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-17
Josh Biilin gs on Courtinx.

Courtin is luxury, it is ice water, 1t
is the pla spell of the sole The man
who has never courted hes lived in vain
He hes beensa blind man among land
scapes, he hes been a def man in the land
of hand organs and by the side of MUIR
murin canals, Ceurtin is like two little
springs of water that starts ont from I'M.
der rock at the foot of a mountain, aud
runs down hill, side by side, singin, dan
Gin, spatterin each other, edyin, and
frothin, and kaskadin, now hidin under
the bank, now full of shadder, byemby
they iine, and then go slow. | am in ia.
vor of long courtin itgives the parties
a chance to find out each others trump
cards. 1t is good exercise, and is just as
innocent as.5!merino lambs.
Courtin is like strawberries and cream;
wants to be did slow, and then you have
got the flavor. / have seen folks get ac-
4uainted, fall in love, get married, settle
down and get to work in three weeks
from date. .G
This is the way that some folks larn a
trade, and akounts for the great number
of affinity mean mechanics and poor
Jobs they turn out.
Perhaps it is best should state sum
good advice to young men who are about
to court with view to matrimeny, as 1t
was. 70 '... .-
In the first place, young men, you
want to get yure system awl right, tnen
find young woman who is willing to be
oourted on the square
The next thing is to find out how old
she is, which you can do by asking her,
and she will sa she is l9 years old. and
this you will find won't be far out of the
wa. ... G... '.... r.
The next thing is to begin moderate,
sa once in every mite in the week for the
the fust six months, increasing the dose
as the pashent seems to require.
1t is fust rate way to court the girls
mother little on the start, for there is
thing a woman never despises, and
that is little good cOurtin, if il is done
on the square. ..-.,.
After the first year you will begin to
get acquainted, and will begin to like
the biziness
There is one thing | always advise,
that is not to sWOp fotygraphs oftener
than wunst every lG daze, unless you
forget how the gall looks
Occasionally you want to look sorry
and draw in your wind as tho you had a
pain; this will set the gal tn teezin you
tn find out what ails you.
Evenin meetins are good thing to
tend 1t will keep yure religion in tune,
and if yure gal happens to be there, hi
accident, she can ask you to go home
with her.
Az a general thing | woodu't brag on
other girls much when was cOurtin. 1t
might look rs though yu knu tew much.
If yu court three weeks in this wa, all
the time on the square, if yu don't sa it
is the sleekest time of yure life, YOU can
90 to the cheap store and get measured
for plug hat at my expense and pay
for it
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-17
OVER THE RIvvRB.

Over the river they beckon to me- 1~- y
Loved oHes wh0've crossed to the farther side
The gleam of their snowy robes see,
But their voices are drowned in the rushing
There's resi- one " itt rinelets of sunny gold, -
Andleyes the reflection of heavens own blue;
He crossed in the twilight gray and cold,
And the pale mist hid him from mortal view
We saw not the angels who met him there
The gates OF the city We could not see:
Over the river over the river. ga l-L1 =
Ny brother stands waiting to welcome me
Over the river the boatman pale
Carried another-the household pet
Her brown curls waved in the gentle gale
Darling Minnie i see her yet. =.
She crossed on her bosom her dfmpled lands.
And fearlessly entered the phantom bark;
We watched it glide from the silver sands
And all our sunshine grew feartully dark.
We know she is safe on the farther side,
Where all the ransomed and angels be
Over the river. the mystic river
My ehildhood's idol Is waiting for me
For none return from those quiet shores g. O.
Who cross the stream with the boatman pale
We hear the dip of the golden oars
And catch CLEAN of the snowy sail, =
And 10 they have passed from our yearnine
heart ... f,T... ~.
They cross the stream, and are gone for aye
We may not sunder the veil apart,
That hides from our vision the gates of day
We only know that their barks no more
May sail with us DER life's stormy sea-
Yet somewhere, know, on the unseen shore
They watch and beckon and wait for me
And sit and think, when the sunsets gold
Is flushing river and hin and shore,
L shall one day stand by the water cold
And list for the sound OF the boatman oar.
shall watch for gleam Of the tapping sail
/ shall hear the boat as it gains the strand
1 shall pass from sight with the boatman pale,
To the better shore of the spirit land
I shall know the loved who have gone before
And joyfully sweet will the meeting be,
When over the river, the peaceful river
The Angel OF Death shall carry me.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-17

New YORK, July 16.-The Herald s
Matamoras correspondent, dated the I'd,
says: General Escobedo is shortly to
leave for Monterey with 10000 men,
his prospects for reducing the city being
flattering
The American division is not filing mp
very fast
General Caravojal has demanded the
return Of the French financial agent in
Mexico, from General Getty, command
ing United States forces on the Rio
Grande Under the extradition treaty
of the llth of December, 1861, the agent
crossed the line at the time of the sur,
render with the custom house archieves
The matter has been referred to Wash
iugton.
no epidemic anticipated
General Mejia and troops arrived IN
Tampioo just in time to, repulse su as
sault from the Liberals.