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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
Mr. IHGERsoIL Introduced bills TO authorize special
tax for the purpose Of improving Washington City Canal
and TO incorporate the Washington Canal and Sewerage
Company which read twice and referred to the Com
mttee for the District
On motion of Mr. iYGERsorL the Senate bill to incorpo-
rate the District of Columbia Canal and Sewerage Com
pany taken from the Speakers table, read twice and
referred TO the Committee for the District.
RENTING DUTIES.
On motion of Mr. MORRILL,, the Senate bill TO remit and
refund certain duties was taken from The Speakers table,
read twice and referred 20 the Committee Ways and
aears.
MARINE REGISTERS.
On motion Of Mr.. WAsHDURNE Ill the Senate bill 10
issue American registers 70 certain sells was taken om
the Speakers table, and the amendment to the House
amendments were eonetrred H.
CONDITION OF THE SOUTH.
Mr. DELANo asked leave TO Offer resolution requesting
the President furnish the House Of Representatives
with any additional reports OF information be might nave
received relative 10 the condition OF the Southern people
and the States lately IN Rebellion.
Mr. STEVENS objected.
PEEEsYLyASIA RESOLVES.
Mr MILLER presented joint resolution Of the Pennsy
yana Legislature In favor Il an equaiz aon Of bounes,
and Of the Increase OF cha plains 10 the navy Lad oh ihe
table
NATIONAL DEFESsEs.
Mr. SMITH introduced bin to provide for the national
dcionses by establishing uniform militia, and organiz-
ing an Gctiye militia force throughout the United States
Read twice. and rfened TO INC Committee OIL the Mtia
WOOL.
Mr. GARFIELD presented the potion of ,72 citizens OF
Trumbul County Ohio asking for increased protection
OF American wool. Referred TO the Committee on Ways
and Means.
Mr. DogSFILY presented petitions from citizens Of
Minnesota the subjects Of American wool and inter-
State Insurance.
INTERSTATE INSURANCE.
Mr. CoNKLING presented petition of \. A. Bunce and
Others PRAYING enactments regulating interstate IN
surance Also pet ton from Of Cayuga County,
" " asking that Canada lumber be relieved from duty
Same reference.
INDIAN TREATIES.
On motion of Mr. STEVENS the Senate joint resolution
making appropriation TO enable the President 10 Degc
ate treaties with certain Indian tribes taken from
the Speakers table read twice and referred to the Con-
miitee on Applications.
The House at half-past four adjourned.
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MEXICO.
DESPERATE BATTLE NEAR MAZATLAM.
The French Attack the Liberals and are
Utterly Routed.
SAN FnArcrsco, Wednesday, April ls, lse6.

Dispatches dated March 20 received to-day from Ma
zatlan state that the French army 100 strong, reen-
forced from Topic attacked Gems Corona and Rub three
miles from Mazatlan.
After severe battle the French were entirely defeated,
with the loss Of 700 killed and wounded $50 scattered
and the remainder returned TO Mazatlan.
All the streets Mazatlan barricaded and there
was but little doubt that the Republicans would soon Oc
cupy the place.
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THE COAL.MlNRRs' 9TR1KB.
Continuance Of the Msvcmest-Whas Hes Bcen
Dsne Complete stsgsstisn Of Traae.
RALIMoRE ThHrsdaY Apri L. Ing

The Cumberland Ciriisaa says:
The strike among the coaminers still continuea
The companies fret proposed reducing the price Of in.
ing from IS to 30 cents per tun. The miners Refused 70
accept this price, Sixty then offered, which
was also refused.
II rumored a few days since that aeompromiss had
been effected, and that work would 20 at Us cents.
The result of this affairs is entire sagnation IN
the coal trade.
Hundreds of boats lying idle at the wharyes and the
pursuits.
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Tie Colorado Bill Assigned fer Next Tuesday,
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AN APOLOGY FROM SENATOR McDOUGALL.
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MARINE DIsAsTERs.
'hs s,eom,hip Jamaica Psehes.

Pan ADFfrIIiA. Thursday AprH " 'e'o'
Tie only additional Information that can DC op'mn.u
in reference 10 the steamship Jansios Packet TIA" sNe
was down beach ,hree miies below ADsesvn -"
Gle 10 paItlY loaded With cotton. No Iv~ sSs
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

COURTS IN NETWORK.
Mr. MORRIS, from the Judiciary Committee, reported
back bill regulate the terms of the United States
Courts in the Eastern District OF New-York, and for other
purposes, which considered and passed.
STEPHENS TESTIMONY
Mr. BOYER offered resolution TO print for the use oil
the members Of the House. for distribution, $1,000 copies
of the testimony Of Alexander H. Stephens before the Re-
construction Committee.
Mr. ROGERS moved to make the number rs 900.
The resolution REFERRED under the rule to the CON-
mittee on Printing.
Mr. wAsHBuRsR IN desired to object to the introduc
ton of the resolution but the SPEAKER stated that the OBJ
lection came too late.
BASIN FOR IR0N-CLADs
Mr.. LYNCH introduced joint resolution authorizing
the appointment OF Examiners 10 examine site for
fshwaer basin for roncsd vessels of the United States
Navy which was read twice aud referred TO the Com
Dittee on Naval Affairs.
INSTRUCTION IN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES
Mr. LYNCH also introduced bill 10 provide for military
instruction in the Agricultural Colleges established under
the act Of July 1862 which read twice aid ioeIed
10 tic Committee Cd Military Ataifs.
NM. wnALhY, 'fr Al"
Mr.. XEALLY IVse " sIstLeI exDlssacl IN reference
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Addresses by ScnGtOB Trumtul and Wilson, and
the Rev. y. Il, Garnet.

IN ACCIDENT WEIGH HIGHT HAVE BEEN SERIOUS
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shipment Of Treasure.
SAN Francisco. Wednesday, April le 1871.
An Injunction has been issued 10 prevent the Chief OF
Police from destroying ntroglycerne IN pursuance OF
the order of the Board of Supervisors
Sailed steamer Sacramento, Capt Caverly for Panama.
carrying $3.50 in treasure, of which $569 zoo rs for
NeW-lOrk.
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SHIP CANAL AROUND NIAGARA FALLS
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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For Improvement OF the St. Mary's River between
Lake Superior and Lake Huron 5000 90
Preservation Of the Public Works at that Point 1900 90
Y''''.... 33s4O 90
For Improvement at Big Sodus Bay Harbor NY 535I
For enforcement at the Harbor enesee River 76O7
For improvement Of Harbor AZ Buffalo N ". 10000 "
n r.'". 1900 90
Tor Improvement of Harbor and Repair Of Public
For Improvement of Conneaut Harbo Ohio. 2o5l3 90
For Improvement Of Ashtabula Harbor Ohio - 20 W
For Improvement OF Harbor at Grand River ONO 2fO2 W
For Improvement of Habor at Cleveland, Ohio. 4sVt w
For Improvement Of HarbOr at Black River Ohio 10000 %
For Improvement Of Harbor OF Vermion, Ohio 10 Jl5 "
For Improvement OF HarboT al Huron Ohio 5000 W
OHIO - ~ o. so 90
For Improvement of the Harbor at Toledo Ohio 2OO 90
For Improvement of tie Harbor at Monroe Mich 0l5 90
Frankfort Mich '.oio'. ss5 90
Mich VI ii''oOi AZ uaa1 $500 90
For Improvement OF Iarbor Of Black Lake Mich 5565 90
For I'm irovemen of Hgrbor at St oseph Mich 5000 %
For Improvement at the mouth 81 Saginaw River o. 500 90
For Improvement Of HafbJ ar Chicago. sslot W
For Improvement OF Harbor at Kenosha Wis. 13tcl
For Improvement Of Harbor a Racine, WIS.,. 29lO 20
For Improvement Of Harbor az Milwaukee Wis A. ~ 90
For Improvement of HaTbor az ShehOyg0n, Wis. 4Is ~
For Improvement of HarbOr at Manitowoc Wis 5aoVO O
'G the mouth Of tie Fox RIVER 10y qoooO 90
For Constructing Works and Improving the En- -.
into the Harbor Of Michigan City, Ind iaOoO 10
provided that it shan 10 first shaHn TIE safleon Of Tie
Secretary Of War that sum equal TO double the amount
Aforesaid has been expended by the Michigan Cry rD0r
Company the Of safe and convenient bafb0r
that place; and provided tha he passage Of vessels to end
said harbOr shall be free ana not subject TO ton OF charge
THE NAVY BILL APPROVED.
The President has approved the Navy Appropriation bill
Tie aggregate amount for the Boston ana VII
500 for the New York Navy-Yard $65S,0o0, including
100000 for the Rugges property; for the philadelphia
Nagv-Yard $4,000: for the Portsmouth Nayy-Nard,
$OOOO0 and for the purchase Of seayy Island, SO3OJO
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FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
The COlOred Peoples Jubilee-Nve thousand
Men in Procession.

ANOTHER SPEECH BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
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PACIFIC railroad. &C.

Without disposition OF The thirteenth section reorganz-
ing the Alphabetically Department. emoVement was
made IOWA II an adior'nwcnt when MT Pl1CF nom NE
Cornnittee on tie Pacific Railroad reported back with
kLe SeLats Lil UaLuAg hd " sTa.llVeu and
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1866.

TO his Latin friend, Nj Et al, and had read sarcastic
letter from Mr Boynton correspondent of The CiacHHeh
Gasetc, denying the authorship Of the Objectionable
paragraph.
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two mlronns wseoner and lfy pivaesi aud tho m
boz VI EInstes he ,IeIessed W vie esIgyed. a Wv as
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The following e1traord binary anecdote
Is told in Berlin: At a ball given last
week on the seventeenth birthday OF
the daughter OF one Of the nobiest
famtlies, a mysterious fignre-a monk
mask-entered the saloon precisely at
midnight and disappeared, after hay-
ing presented the young lady with a
basket OF flowers. On examining the
contents, an ebony coffin was found. in.
laid with silver, containing bridal
wreath, an arrow piercing tho INV.
and paper on which was written, 4
greeting from the world of shadows. ,
It should be added that; though the
mother became insensible. the Young
countess did not lose her presence OF
hAnu. but continued dancing, and be-
trnleo no emotion whatever.
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CIRCUS And MENAGERIE!

(JREAT sEXTUPLE COMBINATION,
for one price OF admission, six distinct shows:
Lent's Equescurriculum, Spalding q Rogers
Great North American Circus, Grizzly Adams
Troupe OF Acting Bears from California, Edu-
Gated Burrnah, or Sacred Bull, the celebrated
BedouIn Arab Troupe, Spence q stokes
stud OF Trained HorSes and Ponies.
Read the following catalogue ofdslngu1sh-
ed artists, Spence Q. Stokes ESD, Equestrian
and MRitre du Cirque; Eaton Stone, the great
master of the Haut Ecole OF EqueStr1antSIn;
Master Charles Fish, the fearless and dashing
bareback rider Mr.. John Foster, Clown and
Jester, the New York favoriLe, late OF Bar
NUNS Museum; Walter Wentworth, the
great leXionationist and homeless marvel;
Juan Castillo, with his school OF educated
Dogs; H. Gardner, the great dramatic scenic
the original wit and drollerist; John Hol-
land, in his great original act on the aColu-
NINA Espiral,' or spiral Column; 6. @ Stokes,
introducing his beautiful and highly trained
trick horse, Andy johnson. Jim Madden,
the inimItable groteSque.
the Desert, Molay E. HaSsan, Mosey Ben Said,
Aleph BIse Gimmel. The Holland Family;
John, Eddie and George. The Nilsson
Brothers: George and Charles, in the super
perilous acts on the itrapeZe and horizontal
bar. Messrs. @. W. Lowrie, Morgan BROTHERS,
wit, punster and orator; and7G host of Aero
bats, Tumbles. GymnaSts, Equines and Aux
iIliadeS. MeSdames WorlAnd, Stokes and
Marks. Mile. Anneta, the Elm Star and
graceful darling, and daring premiere eQue9-
q beautiful and classic act, her diminutive
ponies HDaisy and Lilly"
The fascinating Ella, in her grand act dlI
meId0e. Miss Emma Stokes, Miss Maud
Stanley, Miss Katie Stokes.
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non,, Ronti Rnnti Readr ron

Roor,s PEsrAcHISE preserves the life ofthe
HaIr-changes 1t from gray TO Its original color
in three weekS-prsvents the hair from fall
ing-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found In the market-Win surely remove
dandruh and cure all disease OF the scalp
Is delightfully perfumed, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin We tell the story
quickly, and tell It true, when we say 1t is a
perfect
RestoFeF and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pestachio Nut on. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER 4 CO, Sole PrOpuetors,
Springfield, Mas.
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.i ZIG!
nR0PSg nRO'

DROP5! UhUPSI DROPS!
Coughs bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache, To0thace, Bruises, Spratns, Chiib-
lRins, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in q single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with foil directions for use
SpTfnRdeld, Mass. DEAIAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston matl3-ly
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Purify Your Houses.

Most Astonishing Discovery OF
the Times.
THE AMERICAN DEoDoRIsER viii alb
sorb an unpleasant Odors, arising from any
cause whatever. It Is immediate In Its action
and will disSipata all foul gases, or smell from
Drains Sewers, Vaults, decaytng vegetation
jim a few moments; being pronounced by the
Boards of Health In the Eastern cities as In
i'Aii0ie ONE PACKAGE
VIII sweeten and purify any ordinary sized
house, with all its drainage
Do not fail to supply yourselves. Sold
Wholesale and Retail at LAUGHLINS d
BUSHFIELD, Druggists, Main street, and by
c. n. ODBERT, Druggist, Stone Bridge
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z
THIS is the seventh dayof the month.
On The 10th, the opportunity to register
prior to voting ON the 24th, ceases.
There are still number of Union men
in each township in the city unregister-
ed. We doubt II there are as many OF
our opponents. The latter will do
great deal hard work towardsreeord-
ing their last possible vote between this
and shutdown ON the 10th. wewfsh We
could be certain that our active men in
each Ward will be rs jealous. And
why should they not be? The inteIli-
gent among the opposition must feel
that their contest Is hopeless as regards
the State. Their only hope is to carry
this county along with few others as
a basis for reactionary movement at
the fall election. Why should we give
them the county when we have the
votes TO carry It ourselyesf We never
once gave Il 70 them during the war nor
since. Why surrender nows They
cannot beat us If We are willing 70 put
forth the necessary e1ertion. And as
IN Indispensable preliminary exertion
we must get all our friends registered as
nearlysas possible. Without this first
step their presence at the polls on the
24th is useless. We must get them ON
the books Of the Registrars. And we
have now but four days len. we APP
pea g our : mon aslenus % 90 aii IN
tnear power WINE u rs IS YET 'et t .1ns
- -.
= - sIosss. MS 1e''soeret, a
= s1..s. me uplisl-
sa ~ elaoolaee e1lIoila. eulosy on
: AVS " M ssnier We euoss
.s .,s Y s1ss 80 slisl nsslSle1 :, mus
n, : e n
1sa 49, nsa. 800 ols g tSils'ss.
- 3 Gu &c
hood = y = ? : -
Side by side-hand in Mandarin to-
arm arm with q bold q dront for We have
mo-, lie ..is,s,,t ~ ~. y,,,s
try.''
Having shown that Jeff Davis IL an
injured patriot and that he Is now al
languisl1iri,s 1nartyr Ii, the asetaentsofI
Fortress Monroe. il is,of course bietIv
becomingint this highly ssconservntive,,
I,aper to CHARGE me
*, = - : = e4as3 = "
In ats 'Wnat Seit did forever four years.
T4r New York Tro,z,f leaiis ,.,s.,
a., :,
~ ~ '.A', IN SHe4se OF 4nAan-
tlcide IN Alassae hnsetts and Mississippi.
among the white mothers Ii, q, 4 ,ts,,..
..,,sl
ss' - ~ s4e inter
stale Inc 4ftottnc, TOO, informs US
thatin Pontotoc county Mississippi,
nevro woman, ,r,,,s rerer,tlvy ,,,,a.t Al ~,
az - - -
..ie : essaaAlen oeAtea0 4VH eahslns
death by starvation of her aged mother
and four OF her own children. The
u,urieress o.,,etix, ,,nfss.os, u a,,,,
Ia CO. - 80 I,
ssNu' QUE was tAreo supporting the
orats, and had taken this means 70 get
rid OF them
In Afnssnrl,uea.ts ~, 80 ga -. q.
i, NC a.S .els., ~ ~
tne soeiai NE OF England and OF China.
the disease Is accounted for by the hy-
roothesfs thnf- under thu f,,fi,,.,,,.. -
-
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Washington City chronieLeof Saturday
last, confirmed by the United States
Senate ON Friday, we notice that of
Brig. Gen. B. f. Kelley, to rank as
Bteyet Major General nom March 18th,
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GKS. Hams viii speak for the
Union cause at 8Iorgantown on the 9Th,
at Richie Court house ON the 18th, and
at Arddleboarne. Tyler county, on the
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We hear good news from several of
the interior counties. The people are
rallying with a great deal of enthu-
siasm. The letters on our first page to-
day show the public feeling. There Is
no reason to doubt the result. Push
ON the column everywhere.
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Our friend General Northcott, late
editor OF the Clarksburg Telegraph, was
confirmed as Postmaster at that place
on Friday last by the United States
Senate.
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THE Union, Monroe county, West
Virginia, Register calls upon the rebels
OF that county to come together, take
the oath and register. The oath being
demonstrations in the estimation of
the editor, he thinks the only thing left
10 do is to swallow ii, kill or cure, and
thus secure the necessary votes with
which 70 elect a Conservative - ticket.
He saws: "obuoxious rs is the Regis
tration law TO our voters; we advise
them to comply with its provisions and
follow the motto of the Clarksburg
Conveniently Or0anise-regfster-
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The post ofiiee at Lowell. near Ma
rietta, Ohio, was robbed ON Friday
night last. Supposed loss from $50 10
500. The letters were found, the next
morning broken open, below the canal
bank.
The store of Eagler & Dutton. was
broken open, and sman amount of
money taken; also Motifs Hotel was
robbed OF some amount.
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aaH
THE Late william L. (tMudwall'')
jackson, of West Virginia, who. led a
ragged motley crew of rebel buckrams
on our frontiers during the last months
of the rebellion, figured conspicuously
in the late ttConseryativeu Convention
at Louisville, Kentucky. Even the
Journal newspaper is forced to.call the
convention secession affair, bitter as
that paper has been for some time
against the radical Union men. Jack
son lives in Louisville now. We shall
soon expect to see Charlie Russell fgur-
Z ing in a Conservative Convention at
Baltimore. wesaw him, If We remem-
Der Alright, headings highly oonserva-
tive movement there In Is60, in com
pany with Yancey, breckenridge q Co.,
Reinforcement to split the democracy as
preliminary TO splitting the Union.
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COMPLETE INVOICE OF AssoRrED
~ SpongeS Just received and for Eaie ty
oDRERTs Chemist end Of Stone: Bridge.
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GREAT EXcITEMENT
For Rent

"A BOUT THE 18th OF NAY WE SHALL
"A remove from our present location 70 No.
% Main street, two doors below Paxton &
Ogiebay, and otter for rent the store room we
now OCCUPY. No. So Main street Apply 10
apr39-tf MeCABE, KRAFT &CO. =
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Egyptian Lotus.
A NEW PERFUAlE, VERY POPULAR
~ East, tust received and for sale by
y. h LOGAN q ca =
APPS dLoGANy, LlsT 9 C0,
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Rerfumed saeheIs.
TMPoRTED FROM PARIS. THE NOT
elegant article for the price in fhe mNriSef.
Sold by \. ID. LOGAN q Coz.
and LOGAN, LIST & CO..
Wholesal0 and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
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Z Wells, Fargo d Co., have sued Nils
Daveau, Prentice & Burstenbind oil
New York for 500, 600 damages for
shipping by their express to San Fran
cisco, without marking its contents, the
ed the Explosion In the latter city. y
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Having shown that Jetf Davis is an
injured patriot and that he Is now a
languishing martyr in the casementsof
Fortress Monroe, it is.of course highly
becoming in this highly conservative,
paper to charge home upon the radicals.
That's what Jetf did FOR over four years.
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d ara the strongest and purest IN tie mar
llet. Sold by 4, a. LOGAN q Co..
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CITY Lime for saIe.

Silver Gloss Starch.
TETHITENS AND PoLIsHEs LINEN
NV beautifully. For sale by :.
TIL LOGAN q Co.
APPS and LOGAN. LIST &CO.
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Side by side-hand in hand harm to
arm, with a bold front for we have
done no wrong, let us charge home
upon the radical element of our eoun-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-02

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on aluter cbcy dprsniber (cntsiubItber C., 'teer)
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