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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13
Ha8 sditenfel In ebiruao, 40.

(3weltes SsflGitB,u c,s rNmeriturti1ta S6ISenI
bun6es" In Gblea9e. SID
@htfbplan. Der Eetrag
Der 5erett6 3u9etAerten Gbrensa-
ben errstAt Die Slimn1e 0 $1,000. so
Gtefelben tperben fur BITE srpet
S9etten Union" bettmmt.
Sn ben spet Stthldeiben
fnp 30 @rstfe i'm Sefammtpertb
BON 100000
SIN ben 80 9ttrf6etben
limb so @aben I'm Wertbe pGr S400
Sn Ia9espramtsn S10l
Sn S%stpramie'n
u. In Tummerprdntten $I250
Sur Sttdprdmten tinb aussefeBt $40
SmteB' Reglemeut. - i. Dds stpette
8unOssfsf %beBinnt @ittwoh, ben Is. Stu.
nj une enbet Sonntdg. ben Ii. Sunt 1866,
NIT Der Sretspertbetlung.
2. Das Shtsssn bestnnt am erfsen Sag
MaGmtttd9s 2 tl5r unp enbet UNI 7 lbr.
An allen fplgsnben Sasen III Der 8eginn
I'm 8 ubr Wipr9ens unb has Gnbe I'm 7
ntr 4tenbs. nnterbredune Wtttags BON
II BIS II ner.
g.. Die Difans 1T $50 Sub, gs Gnb
Sc SGetben aufsefsat: 80 Rebrlhei.
ben, 2 Sti4f0eibsn unb 2 ~Gtrensaben'
ftetben.
4. Der Wummernfrets int 3ebr III 4 3.
unb Der TN Stth 9 3oG, unb bts@spinn,
ftlfe ptrben nit etner GbienbmaiGtns
absemefer.
5. Dte Gbrensaben.5 6etben Union"
ilne Ia IS &retfe stnsstbstlt.
3. 10 p9rf nar aus freter 9anb, pbne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13

9r. 8pb. y, 60 Sab,s sdbIenb, Iitt felt stBn
Sabren an &belnattsr,us. St!t u Wouoen mufie
e., ponfon,nteu biItp5, od5 Sinutsr biiisn. Die
@iisber fcnren cetSrtbt eeit@oneu ii. nrt8eitaILst; bic
SanSe tranirfeoit srftorrt ipeas CT weber bic Nin ct
~betpe9tr, nst Die Sinte ouf. pceu Sumadsn t%ornie;
ten aonSen sSrper turb,c9fn tbetrtotii6e Sdlu r
sen; Sa5 Scbct aus ben, 9rtte ccrurfaIte lie ar6ft n
S5dnlerien. &dn bratte iRn eneil1 earn, baS Rid
erat friib ,nb 4be;teB ie cine Stpnbe nit O a op a p'B
&eaob u ettcf stnr.ibtn 81 IaFei. Die erite
9tnrel5lnn btribefte 2iuoeruna; niebrere HatfcIs
0enbe Ginrsibnn9er eHtbobcu tbu ber Stmsrlfr, urh
mad eillmoratlitent dstbroudbe 6ts &eitc unb
eiutscr Gsaber bon q atWap's ptlltn NOR
+ faeoerbcr9tfteut. Set tilt &c luitts Il. esfunS IN
gr,iit 9sie9snIll1 nod einmai rad benz 0elte II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13
Baruus ni@St

Bsnu Rabwap's &eat1 ReItef IpId'
tie, f~lnirbi0s, 6~csinfsi ieu6e, rsitratiiigenbe, %traittQea.
be, ffinsnbe, itlpeiSteitenhe, S~dntcrtsn Hipen6e utb
Gnbcre Gt0tnfGaFten ttitgt. fo6dB IS tte id,itntmiten
Granrbeit8zIcrnle III ben Uultiunfeien &cltaSaet-
ben, ipsnu g.. y. Die giftiBe Sumpluit 10 b DIT lit has
pulau Ee fat nit cent Mciier SeiGut6sn farm, Bee
ieitNt. patum ioale e$ nid,t nit ebeuiptder 2e!6ttas
fctt aHe ~r,iIocreu ,Stebcr, Sprtel In u~nicrsrt eihsnen
Stima beiIen2 Surdfal. 0fubr, Weble(p, @agcEs
gisber, Grippe &c. iino MIR 81, mif6erer u. i1wGGes
rem Tcrmsr eer idlredlideren Gr1ufteiter. Benr es
fen ge0sneeR be!!t, turtrt eS prompt Die inter unS
Berridensen let1tereR Bprrert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13

gStrMifMtcS.

Rewsgort II. Stunt. - (gtn
neuer 96oterafaG) Or. 5arris berthtt.
te ilbsr etnsn Gtpierafaa In tSeferfroge
Set9enees; rs 81, ettpa 80 Sabre
aft, tn einem Stnter"8 ofemsn III Setter.
Strase, untpett Dipifpunr., mptnGaff.
uneefdtr In elmer @ntfprnun9 bon 10
Sus bon einem perfaIenen Mbtrttte, pur.
be am GGmftd8 3aGmttta9 I'm 2 ubr
BON Cholera befdfen. Seine %fsblerbafte
Didt pber @epptnkett Bate ben MnFdG
perufia6t, Wpbt absg nor bic l6musiee,
feudte Mnb efett1fte llmsebung frtnes
i3tumets 9eei9net, etne @otrrodtnltGe
DtarrbUe W erreBen. Der Anfad mar
piDBliG, bic DtaYrtbe f&ner,lcs, unb
sefttge nebeltett, Srdmpfi. pEb&tnIhrutn,
pfen oer @efdbe traten l,br RAID lEnsu,
Ste berbeiserufenen @evSte srftarten eS
pbne Sebenfen fir etrsn SAT- nit gSrGut-
pfsn perbuneener gbDlerd. Der Dattent
pirb ieBt ais dpf bert @eae Der Geee.
flung beDrtfen betra6tet. Ius benz Dor,
febencen Sdts, icrie aus ben 1prber 9e-
metbetsn @tpierdfdhrn In unferer Stdbt
erbeft, tab In iabem berfelten ais Dprbe>
rettenbt' llsfahen bie u~neefunbsn, unret.
nen llmoebunssn Der @atisnten tefdn-
ben. Daraus Splten GinWpbner unlerer
Stapt bic parnente 9ebre stehen, id
Dor urretner 9uft, iiberfItten i3inimern
unb psrfDnlt6er llnreirltGfett 3u Bitten.
$40 thinner cine SdulRtB96brung antma
fif6er oSer peeetaeitii6er Stcffe Dor flo
9ebt, ba 1T audi @efaer fir Die @efunb.
BRIT D%crbanben, uno btefe Gjefatr fam
muir bur6 elite griinblthe 6 tfernun9 Der
urfdden befsittSt Wercsn. Ole gtnwot.
rer unferer Stabt fGIten aus eisenem
Gntrie6e auf hte Gntfsrnung afIer Der
@efuabbett ftdplt6sn @eGenaGnba lit to-
rer @dbe aGtsn unb brtnaen unp. 40 Die
6ulfe hes SanttAtsratheS BON 3bteen lit,
bteieIte 3ettts Senug In Anipru4 neb-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13
@dbreub ses erteaeg

murben ourh Wa6wot'8 Ieahb NeIte
utsbc Renidenlsbet e%ereiiet, ais purd bic ~siftiaiter
TnIirtn9unBeu req UittitdriJstt. gBir teiigen Sunte /.
Ron sriefet, peIde hes bepstisn. SIR bIbcu osu
9eueis in Sdn6en bab III 8dlen, ipp be SDtnateu
mtttsn inter Der b5ien Suit Der @drnDfe, Wari6lante
cei,u, &eisfeIteru II. (. {. u b 10 a = 3 @eabp
ReIiet sssrortitfr, bisie unfebfbar BON Sranthett
fei btiebCu; 2er aseE g ulAt aetraud,e, rpn 8u5r
Sumpiitettrn 9saenfststn Gutdill, Shpisra,
@6eunattsmus t. tefease rpu'be, uuS ron bieIer uus
9tiertsen, meiGe 81 q > avs 8G0oN Res
Itef fire !3ufli3t tatmsn, 8injit& p!cocr9tr8ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13
ia, III gz0@f6tW { /
1850 b.
L~sS&Hast'r V3sae.rl6ffse tlstts
oetaaaGpfiBifFabr

@Spat569GpFHo3sSTEGbta
IpiiR,u
Ks G unS ~ c ~ : y GR4
ba Gcutbauigton bur8 Ole beGtebten tles ant
etueetiGtsten Bot Dau1pIibtffe boz
$500, rsips 5000 Gcnien " 700 Ri:rbstrafti
sggeaeu" 49,. Gapt. 8. ". RspnaDcr;l
s9an'tH...... gapt 6. .. Ottrnools;
sHmeTita" ,.....,.Sap ~, WlststJ
sHerrMarn, "aci, 80, Cart ". 2GetIs:
sTeuidlanS", I'm Ban Spa 8 H8f(isI!;
~.llutpn", I'm Ban &st. SIS. .. Saujsn;
Die Grpt~OitlGnstaBe iiiD, tDIe iolgt:
Bon greuteui gEn Soutsanpicni Bon Rem gCtt;
Gamitag. Rittpcdl. S%er1na9.
y. 1'at' l.. DR"t, Z: $1H''
z :. SUM. e. &. Saun4 g.
1S. 20. Il. Suu.
7. sur. Is.
unS ipsiter age II Gage,
ait tpGffen 3a3tn bic DampfeT
bic Ueretgi8te StGatet : BOF
netnt:r
Die Bsrrficr bieier 9iuis bslten ;ur %9arhuH1 her
gaiin8isre ned England unb 5rGntret8 in
Soutba NJ y / 0 II on.
BGlIGgesTrsiie.
Ss0g Sreinen nad gfetusAcrf.
~spinnempee "n'st.3p.ra 99 S.SS
&cn SfsiD 3 SBprk uatb Srsm met,
GpucOn, &a5re artb S0utDs
GrtrtGr$
r.n,A.,J GHers saipa Ss0o, D5 GBOib
gnifdemsrr "nlss'sel'" : Ss.hS
ase incl. BerpltauuB. GtEScr Sptifen lilo 3abrss
bic 6Stite.
aag' G%ontGrten rad SaS.e, 2pntpn, Ssutb.
anrntpf' II, Srsmta gu ban risort item lrcieE.
As- Bpdete 2, fpel5eH tS 9 nhr 9ormtttags
on, stdau3Stass I'm 3ireSa Dtt llr!erietdHelen ansj.
%h9nlnter.
Dttt StsteF SGiien irerceu Nriste mad rIlenGbetIss
0tltiAiant & ~bctDrbeIt IiHb urter Der aufi6yriit sper
Sr-uler Gscamtr4 in allen @sn6srsaas osr Der Staa-
ten auFencmneI,,
gGe9s1 3rG6t lae BaFogt rcR6s mon fM5 an
E5eIriG;5 y 60,
ri. 88, 8roabitt., Gerosgprs,
81 EaiiiiFrre ali Il. Rniie4 Grcs6itiou bss
HGeutl2tr 6orreippn6eatei r. (278-f
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6drsline 8tye1e.

'Ssbe SamiIt tout. cine SlaIte g 10 as's
Reabp &ettsf I'M Satie baben Cine 6la'&t
toItet mt 80 els. rno Siee 5laFde Idst Tb gu Ofr-
l@tSsnsm SS y sseta "a, " ats nut Csf @siS.sPs,t, mf ~
auo.re 0~teoistnen u. dr.tli@e 0tssspte buu6ert 0Olars
%ausgiebt. BauosIt ginen el1sli6 llupobIietn ar,
10 pir6 Der @ebroua hrs Gteitef aueeublidli9 saS
2eioru bcsen II benz Satlentsn iafolt GrIriAtetiaa
S..fLnE,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13
MiiGtiihe Cholera.
@eibeS fSfeber.
1856

1856 Iefte q abipaN' Reabp &tIttf
GaufcuSe Bon an geIteu 3te6er 9arrteeeIIttgsuoSn.
lin Ste'er furdtbaren Ssicse pOr'ubeltaen, IeRie Or,
GreS. o Sage in Dttitifppt ben @itbi;iudts SebFrceu
Der iiioltden Gsaatet iejneu @e6raudl aa9sieseutfha
ans Sr} uub eIHrfabt eS bdeut!t6 ais Sas i2er7e
S6ugmiiteI auf bent @tbhale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13
Id0DabT8 Reabb 8etttf
az. O.. o..
sag 28tlt l~luiUtrIGl SstlmItteI
III
aaSUag'S NeabD gEelief,
bic btltstte uaS bette @t;cHei
fir Tamiltca aitf benz GESeutuRS.
cine so Gent8s VGaf0e

nib bog Spfem segtn HIStfide @ri5De
epibemiiher NIB a%rited'G6er 9raufheiteh
iGiiser uno mttr lltbcL belrn. ale meIln
mon buibeIt Dcunrs fiir aabtre T,ebts
Smcn pter ar,titde 8ilese
aI8cie6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13
Bcfduut,rdthfIuo,

Reue SOL. QelisS drtnse4
Per Gteamer saiptiua iceben enc tletde gar iitpom
bstsiibri0en Gause, bic i@ CUR ~senttatsn otnatm
tutpIeble, q. %. RbteL
(22a-) Rr. e79, &tlts8alttntereftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13
auSate6t.

IN Rem auasubIide, pa man RabwaNB eds
BIZ &eItef drbsrtid rotr. ie rad gori1riiL tm,e-
lid a%n>prrbet, bot aaer S6Tcr; alf pober CT uGG
rGbreu mag. -
1849 MiiGtiiGe Cholera. 18A9
sm Sabre 1919 turtrte n abWob's Rcabp
Rcttef fber 1900 bon aiiatiFfer Gbolera bsFaue
ttr 9trirnen un6 burd ieiue red)lSettige Nn,reubun8
ds @otbeuce : Wtittel irurbeR ibsr clue WitlipF
NIeni@tn Serctt:t.
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Mereer's @usfuar Don SrauenSlumsrn
nG@ eem Waf9tngtpns@ebtst
Eat ldo ais cine i6tehte STIPULATION er.
wteien. Die Mdphen ftnbsn fetne Gbe>
manner, mic ibnsn periprp9en ipurbe, unb
pcflen Wercer perflaarn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-13
TeneEz TeLfdermaa,
Ste ,,aHccitrte SiE taeu'8 eSnftts
rance Gcmgaante 5eH 8aItis
ga0re'ee -

bFN$b - " F4AE-G R#D N1ttA&tS
g70reFe
str. 4, GpG.i iirss
g~c3enAber Sem eur 70 ebdube.
III Hsise Ger Wlrttamiiit oeS 9amgi sSelsrs0 epar~
temeHrs e,nelsrHau. ssteh pir YeFlGrrunsS. gcIisea
~ Der biutBicn Hramiunr- Jtater aus. Solni, bic
HpbrbeNi6r, W.5teit oeer iraeno eiae arl con Bsitts
tburt f1r elm obj iicbeu Sabre si cerihtru tuunid,es,
itab ein8elaten Gcr5p lplfdlsn hno bic ~rcouJirte 9reii-
iifts ri cram niren, gl1e 8erIuic ioe.Ser, mic filhcr,
prctat II. I'll ~Ii0eraler a5sjit teiat't
sDm Fl SaG ~su,asi fut
flueu Same S1ceB EHa
:omea q ggAettes Slaact3 sums
,SaniGS 5etp .S5Htss g)$uad
S~auCait5r Sulo Ithurt8 7 Ait1ec1
9hab &alter Samcs 3 aiecrae Ter.
GiGele 4 gf2icR sfauss u &rlcC
SDBu Y. WDOre, @r6i,
SODA 9ntebarL Gsir, (,3nLl.l2@b
Die ,afacBtaaa sire .gnguceuee
&pns0E.'p son 8GGeignsre"
Sat tbr Bureau e~crlaufis rct tcr A.
3prp1eR.&ae mn %G5ecoaoNs. II. Gripps
lstIs gles.
ot9t uc6en teH ngueH IIormotz gceaa6e. oer RcIs
c.riegt.
Dtcie gongagnie geitst Gin gc5cn!;nceS Gapttuf,
ccriideri ale Gotten Giae7iaugt 81 os oia6t II. oui
Sent taIee, otraNelurttt EdGfuanft6eilsc II, (. T., cuff
et Sabr cher itrsrre Srtit 30 gIuitAep 9.Dirguhse,I
nnb iclt ai g~'erlan9eH lmmerWdbreBo i T.
tt8 Splteeu aus
y y .. e . O III btetpni BtGis
Direttprtum.
Gbarles u aOrb % SO ~8fobinipn
Sra g Ganitetb & Barn
ebarles 3 Sarer agst 9. Gbapman
8trB eanlpbsl .Sob GtsImduu
8 Y sDembleton Sch &C @cembler
Gu9b " Gpprer Carl @ptTfer
t37-) Spfepb 81. Mi[n 9, Gefr.
ssas g fea asidAa iat gtgDe bHo
49, Bttilgfees
GrlpaEniB bon 3ets, @slp L. GniferauAs
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Wte.Leas @ntierriua bGg N3altlnGve Ha9
~Atur1nnuf.

ueseE Sarfcrsfurg .:....,,..........5a3 E2eilen.
% EerpOro u, GDbeeltrg ......,...s3
y &arrisbur5 1t. 9.tt8burG .....,..659
Gurdp eis '~Diarteita. eiuis .......,....,. 555
cine 9rib1rtis an ttr @htisrIuns Bon 715
Ourd) be Gp.unbus zSints .......,,.,. 500
stne eripatttb a. Der 1atttrrtitns uru 66
Geiienes. mslde he r8altimoree Sbtc- 6 iienbobu.s
%bcrleen, te8sn bic gteiie u IL Gage iuriid II. iatrts
n geagtn, 5e All baS sacrttq lea;ite II. NIT 9eppLs
fulen SissH ehuger;det iine,
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Baltimore noh

41s Snr beionGeten SenntriBrdbf1e @GJa
Gtnpanoerer rnb Ste,ies5e forter iebr ~pprEinttg
tein, che tie the Diuetc tlnfgr, tne ioaieu ~oitielbea
nut bon iplden anpefieat,n aeaniten ,auisn. bic not
tbfem gebaite lebert, ntdt aber upn Wtitferri pber
Ssii4entrdserr, ba is icrit Der Geia5r o~pSetieBt
mo, bslfipmoeN III iperpeu uub ibr @:lb umleig
aasiu9eter.
Opr6fahrtS SftIete
nab alsn Gbeiten oes geelttns iino gu BADEN Get
GarIS j.. Si~Ibebtdnbt
GeReral- @ntarotier. g9erien bet Baltimore
Ship-G iienbabR",
(Sau1 80 Wr. 81, GhdrieSftrass. Baltimore
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.,@alt!rnpre.ob site aHsfsnhaan,e.

IuIV uUtE GEHI.FN EtN W8FFcIF,
Gber PGrftr8bNr9 uu6, u artetta pber
Beumooo, Bboeltn9 u. Gp(umt-uB.
Die asailmroresE $40 z@lIcrbaba" Ule!et BEN r~eiietia
Btligte f. Ntaue,ultGtcit siderBejt D"antllj@teit u.
sd6nbet osr SceGstie'n ieSas ie ron lttutr onperr
Balm III rielem 9aEbt lbettrofcn NIB. Gicie Ra6N,
pom aliaRtiiteN Wlette mls8cbeuo. 1T qiteie aus
gepebrtsEtc Sine. 4teidbieii3 a5sg PWS or ~ilr,elte u.
idnelite unp baper bic biaigfte Gsute tar Die Reifsns
ben rad tcm 9sci!et, bic Mot s%erIeblsn iDIlten, is ;u
berueeit.
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4u1clilalt Sire SnluraHce Office
urn @Gitiutorr5
fsleunldn;G : gveue s2s ,iirssg lsn III
HcirilfcbGf9 DUls aaef-z .IrH.

NNN I&st1a:'At : gFEHE a&tA iGt't = gb -
Acisiifd1af4 DOts 94ef7s IrG.
Tie 5uiqati|gmia. bes 5sgf er 29abar,ms eirO
Basi b]cion6sf ea' 9Hi3a ''' 7a5ras E5e iIio!s as4
iintEs Il. N3 9Gs s~1ie,.tcu 2]J.'tu.tS .fFsgCaha fsUs.s
Fer ergu23 si=1t! h~lagefeff rs nasts
gQytis. Der GeIs-i~af bftTs3t tx 2ttt
ASttst hsstEe
gRh "a bs7n6es At 1~as.-Ssa7 etH 75cttElCaf gau
ss-k 5sFSfs
~ bea L51tsS csr .Eg 5t
TeyIptsH Sic t-'er euHsAfrfa.su 5b}ngahf:i fjss
"bE3H1a ir0frt "a g; flrt, lRgs5 9a5tbEsuIes &c.
~ re @er1 .9ireu, r7sl'eu s~sGsbtlH triR9i, Sel
bsri G9'astl bce ir 8tt!gtHEi
q. @uoic..
#sitwG Urg(a EratesF,
tr. 70, gsc1a1fG47g,
e~t3sHtbgr bg1l q .QNtle,
bgriHipFeGsH l,Ea lst;i1te 6'5t,5aHoea ctn;4iesen.
- 8nb04Pb arriL7s 5rA ottA;
Sc1. o. &a 80, 7sfs.
@tttl<aSsn in 3ettlA ores
\ 3 5tgtrs : so 2Hr1teI & 90
G5iter1ditl 5inrttB $50 Hspl 'utts5 q 90
~ 7 2 crbMrg e.I ~
Il Q Abeil 4 GN JtbrAbsr 85Riugst,
e Spider q o.
(nsE8Rte)
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Sendt GUNNER bat aut spet Mc>
den llsiaub er6al,en, UNI feline fsdnfe
.Wutter Al beIuden.
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sine @annifier Gglest1tr.

NIs 5aritiiel. liebbin 1T ca taS EIBli6ite Self.
rrtttel, peiGes bic g8elt tenrt. S8iro man 10
S6rer5en rbcr tlnpislibftit teimgefnd,t peer ccn
eiueri bbsartiaen aeteen beorpbt, 10 FrTtrt Teiu Gs
brdlt raid ben Sattenteu 1t ihutt Gas GHiert IT,
Aniiusn. 9tntge VI tnuten nah ber SuBeror
Doer tnneret Tnlpenbuna oeS sc a b 10 a y q en-
piro Der ocu ben reintasn oIrn Q bmet3e n,
8rampfen |, u dttsmu @erpeu NJ
peb. @t6tr 8enSeri d merS, tnTtcm
Bteber, bbftm Sats, GrtppS, 0tp h.
tberte, Connection cter q n II n n ,
bstallens Fatlsnt ih Iei9tsr II. pablsr iiblsu.
Wthttae 9emerRuua. - SIR 9anb,
wtrtbf inb y nbere wttde in 6iinu beitcSel.
ten &'9snStn ppbner, 100 sS ftpcr bait, &c GierIs
eire8 Grtte8 81 ertar1tn, TT u u D ~ aO'S ne q n
8elte rnfhdstar. @S farm nit her %spiittprn
8erfderun9 Bebraudt perotu, nab e8 in alien ESGen
site Dtenite lelf:e, mo rlan NJ tBbebeaenp ber
6 d nj erten iplrt, ober nit
@riprc, Dipbthtrte, bbttnt 6alIe,
f6limr1emt Sulttn, peiierteIt
@alen-Hrlif, lnterletbsr,
9un8er-, 2eber= II Nterert- Gnt,huSure
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d r + &c A L,

AErRKW JOHNSON, President Of the United
States of America.
70 all vho-s IL may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
70 me that Il. HURCK has been appointed
Consul Of Belgium, At 81. Louis, Missouri,
j do hereby recognize him as such, and de-
clare him free TO exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers and privileges as are
allowed 10 Consuls by the law Of ma
lions, or by The laws of the United states
and existing treaty supulations between the
Government of Belgium and the United
States.
In testimony whereof, l have caused these
Letters 20 be made Patent and the Seal of the
Omitted States TO be n2reunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton. the 5fh day OF February, a. ID. lSs i.
H. s1 and of the independence of the United
S.atss Of Ann.-'ns ths onth
CsaSe~
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By tie President:
Wh. ii. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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EVENING STAR.
Church Difficulty In Leesburs, Va.

The Leeeburg Mirror Of yesterday says
Under the ruling OF recent order from the
War Department, which gives possession OF
certain Methodist church property I. TO those
ministers and members who remain with and
act under the ecclesiastical jurisdiction gov
snlng said churches prior to 1861 the church
sdlnce az Hamilton, in this county, was on
Ity. Since the formation in 1861, Of what IL
known as the Staunton Conference, the church
at Hamilton has been occupied by ministers
belonging TO that body-there being none
others, until recently, 10 contest its use Sun
day morning last being q regular appointment
OF the Rev. Mr.. waugh, of the Staunton Con.
ference, an appointment fer the same hour WAS
also made by Rev. Mr.. Ross, of Baltimore Com
ference, and courier despatched to Hamilton
on saturday 70 demand the keys Of the house.
which was refused. With the rising of the
Sabbath sun, file of twelve or fifteen armed
soldiers, proceeded to the scene Of action.
arriving on the ground about ex O'clock A
considerable congregation had already assem-
oied In me church TO hear Mr.. Waugh who
mad not yet entered the house He was waited
Oh oy the oficer In charge of the 50 uad and
nouned that he would not be allowed TO I'LL
ms appointment, and the house tt rned over 10
MI Ross, whereupon the former gentleman
retired and the most of the assembled conpre-
canon with him. Another congregation then
assembled, and Mr.. Ross fulfilled his appoint
nent A considerable number of persons had
fafhered together, in anticipation, no doubt, of
yond that we have stated. These are the facts
as given us by one W no was present.
As the order from Washington leaves the
mai ntle 10 the church property 10 De decided
oy TIE courts, we presume the question will
ere long be judicially settled.
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COLoRED RIVALS TO THE SIAaEsE WINS
We called in, IN company with some other
gentlemen, last evening, 10 see the African
twins, on exhibition, temporarily, at the Ex-
shange Hotel We look upon them as a greater
natural curiosity than the celebrated Siamese
twins, who have for several years attracted
he attention OF the curious and scientific in
ms country rs well as Europe. The connec-
non between these girls is closer than in the
Slamese twins, there being more Of the ph ysical
and mental organs common TO each The con-
necton begins below the neck and terminates
g. The extremity of the spine. To touch one at
any point of her body below the connection
sends sensation 10 the brain of each; while a
touch of either above the connection is felt by
that one only. They can talk to different per-
sons AZ the same time on entirely different sub
Iests; and one can engage in a game of whist
while the other reads or sings-Raleigh IN. c.
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEpYI

WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
lie Low offered 10 the afflicted through bout the coun-
try after having been proved by the of eleven
years in the New England States, where its merits
have become as well known as the tree from which,
IN part, IL derives its virtues.
TIE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES
Fore Threat. Colds, Cou CHS, D ptheria Bronchitis
fpattfns OF Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally. IL 10 . remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Com laints. Diabetes, Difficulty
fofding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and
other Complaints.
Give IL trial il you would learn the value Of coed
and tried Medicine. It is pleasant safe and sure
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen-
GEO. ". SWEET, N. B., .Propr.S..,
yan q $40 Boston, Mass.
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SECRET DIsEAsHs.

eg5 . the h, mos, s,s and
ever discovered Cures in two 70 four days, and
esnt eases In twenty -fonr hour; Ne mineral, no
Ii the soldiers hope, and friend to these who do
not want 10 Be exposed. Male packages, o.; 70
sAhARIfANe RooI AND HKRs yyIcIs-A positivs
md permanent cure for Syphilis Screfuls, Ulcers,
0S %. Bold By o. O. Ford. See advertisement. mS
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9 eoJy
nySpCpauk Ann rIrS


"A SURF CCRE for these distressing complaints is
row made known in Treatise on Foreign and
Native Herbal PREPARATION, published by DR.. U,
PHELPS BROWN. The prescri ptien was fur
nished him n such a proyidential manner, that he
cannot conscientiously refuse to make it known,
Il has cured every body who used it, never having
failed in single case. 1t IL equally in cases
Of Fits as Of Dyspepsia; and the ing edients may
De found in any drug store. Sent to all receipt
OF i've cents 10 pre- pay postage. Address DR..
PHELPS BROWN, No. 10 Grand street, Jersey
City, New Jersey. fe 9st
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A SUPERIOR REMEDy

We can conscientious recommend 20 those suS
esrfnG from . distreesing cough, DR. STRICK-
II Gives relief almost instantaneous, and is withAl
net cisaSreeable 70 the taste, There Is no deabt
best preparations in and is all that its propri
etc, claims Tor II: We have tried it during the
cough. 1T prepared BY DR.. Strickland, No. 1 SO
Srus9iass. sold By ESiRS 1C l siso ~ y
YATES Drug Store, and OHAs. OHRIsTI-
ANTS, 311 Pa. avenue and so2 Ninth street.
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aT"Greasy mechanics" are very much
wanted in the South
~The New Haven Palladium says that the
Iasi new hat for ladies in New Haven is ga
Drown velvet dice box, with a little dead wood
cock perched over the forehead of the wesrer
trying to peck out her right eye.''
- petersburg. Va, papers laughs at the
young ladies there for regularly looking under
me oed since the burglars have been so preva-
bGG man f'e ~
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superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLYcERIHE.
and especially designed for the use OF LADIES and
fer the EURsIRY. It's perfume is exquisite, AID
jts washing properties unrivallea.
For sale by all druggists. fe eoJy