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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27
WEST VIRGINIA,

Ohio County Circuit Court, Norember I'd,
1866.
Thomas ThOrnburg against the Hempheld
railroad Co. In Chancery.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in the above entitled cause by the Circuit
Court for Ohio county on the 2d day OF NOvem.
ber 1906 shall proceed 10 sell ut public sale Mt
the front door of the Court House OF Ohio coun'
ty ON SATURDAY, the 81 day of February, \. ID.
I-67 to the highest and best bidder, the property
in .he decree mentioned but more fully described
in deed bearing date 10th August, lsG6, to.wit
Two parcels of land In Ohio county, situated on
the line Of the Hempteld railroad, ana Donnded
respectively as fellows, viz:
The first tract commonly called the Bridge
Lot and situated In Triadelpbia township in
said county and bounded as follows: Beginning
at old abutment Of first stone bridge east oil the
Borough Of Triadelphia; thence with Nationa!
road, South, Is degrees west to post In j. ID.
Fosters (now Fred Sliger) old line, s4lO0
poles; thence with Fosters old line, south, 20
degrees east II poles 10 Elm (crossing railroad
at 4 poles); thence north % degrees; east u
poles 70 stone at first trusse. bridge on railroad
east of Triadelphia: thence north 81 degrees;
west 5O-l0G poles; crossing east abutment OF
said trussel bridge to place Of beginning; con
tanning seventy. nine perches and forty four
hundreths (equal 20 l acre less S5 OF perch)i
and the other tract now occupied by the said
party of the second part for o road way, begin
on the line Of said railroad east Of Triadelphia;
thence north d degrees; east l42 poles; thence
north sly degrees; east, "a poles; thence north
69i degrees; east II poles; aud thence north s2
degrees; east % poles and Of the uniform width
Of four poles containing four acres, three rood
and twenty -four perches.
Terms or SALE--Ten per centum Of the pur.
chase money TO be paid in hand and the residue
with interest from the day OF sale in three equal
instalments pay able, respectively, in six twelve
and eighteen months from that day, the pur-
chaser or purchasers giving bond with good Sc
curity for the deferred instalments and the title
being retained a. a further security until pay
ments In full, reserving neverthsless, 20 the
purshaser Tor each Of them II there be more
than one) the right TO pay In hand the whole
amount bid by him or any portion thereof great
er than ten per cent.
THOS. j. CAMPBELL,
jan5dIt&w4w Sheriff Of Ohio county.
The sale in the above case IL postponed until
the sch day Of March, 1867, commencing at 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

A Government employe made a mis-
take in the measurement of q barge of
coal which he received from contrac-
tor, by which the Government lest
about four hundred bushels of coal.
The error SO preyed upon his mind that
he committed suicide by shooting him
self through the head.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

The Munich correspondent Of the
New York Times thus touches gently
German morality: 81 must relate con-
versation overheard few days ago in
one of the cafes of this city. Two
young men were sitting by a table, en-
joying a couple of mugs of Brey's best
and their cigars, when one said to the
other, 4 would like first rate to see
Paris awhile this spring There's
nothing to prevent it, said the other.
About what does it cost per day on an
average'' Well, for hundred francs
a day you can see Paris splendidly.'
And if 1 take my wifeP %, then fifty
francs day will be n great plenty
Strange to say, most young Germans
prefer to visit Paris without their
wives"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

The New York and Erie railroad has
absorbed Sc, ,O00, 900, being $50, 900 more
than the estimated cost before building.
The estimated cost of q road between
New Orleans and Mobile is $4,000, 600,
but, with the above experience before
them, capitalists are afraid to invest in
such an undertaking, although greatly
uppied
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

Hon. GEO. II. LATHAM, member Of
Congress from the 2nd West Virginia
District, has been appointed Consul to
Melbourne. and the appointment was
confirmed by the Senate on Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

A st. Louis German gentleman recent
ly displayed his parental tenderness BY
dying and leaving one dollar to each of
his children, and hslfa million to his
widow. &t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

LYoS's ExTEAcT oy PrnR JAHur4 CUo0
for Indigestion, Names, HesStburp. Ssek HesAs
ache. Cholsra Horbus. FistaIepey, kc., vhsSs
warming stimnlant is required. Its careful pee.
tars tor and entire purity makes IL . ebesD an1
reliable arfiels Tor culinary purposes. Sold ~.
erywhere at - espts pr bottle. Ash Tor 1t.
ossr Pure Extract. Taks no other.
ssrsssgs spriss water, so,d BY ~
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

To terminate Q dogs suffering man
in st. Louis struck it over the head with
q revolver which discharged ball into
his own body, killing him instantly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was falling last night,
with eleven feet water. Business is
anything but brisk on the levee. a'a 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

Heimstrsets inimit.bss Hair Csissisg b set Q
tsaay eas.f.<. and more o. lss destroy fks vitat.
~ and beauty Of the hair. This y De ssiEsal
6air cslsring and has beep growing In iAyss
over urnty yssu. It RESTORES gray hair % its
ORIGINAL color by gradual absorption, In npsf
rernsrkable mxnBer. Il "a also beautiful hair
dressing. Sold In two sizes-o cents and el-by
All dealeDL c. HEINSTREET, Chemist
ssrsssss sySisG Wsssv. cola by al
Druggists ~ febi 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27
OVER A MlLLI0N D0LLA0t

OVER A MILLION D0LIADb
Gentlemen II had negro man worth 81 30
who took cold from q bad hurt In the leg, end
was useless for over year. bad used every.
thing I could hear of without beneft, until I
trisd the Mexican Mustang Linipsnt II soos
effected q permanent cure
il. DOWNING.
Montgomery. Ala, June II. 1850.
II take pleasure In recon amending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment NJ q valuable and indisp~n.
sable article for Sprains Sores seratehes or Gais
on Horses. Our men have used 10 for Burns
Bruises Sores, Rh.umatism &r., and al cay u
acts like magic" j. II. HEWITT
Foreman Tor American, w~lL. Parxo's and
Harnden's Express.
The sprain Of my daughters ankle. occasion.
ed while skating last winter. was entirely cured
I'm one week after she commenced using your
celebrated Mustang LiDilnent.
Gloucester. Mas<.. Ang. ., 1886.
II 10 an admitted fart that the Mustang Lint
rnept performs more cures In o shorter time on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
Families, livesy men and planters should always
have 10 on hand Quick aud sure t certainly L.
All genuine is wrapped In steel plate enEraviBE..
l~aring the signature of %. W. wsstbrook.
BGNE, & Co.. over the top.
An effort has been made "a counterfeit II Win
. ohesp stone plate Label Look atossiy.
ssrstsga spriss water, sold BY al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL....... 800, 900.
President. GEORGE X. WHEAT
Vice PTesident, JAMES MCCLUNEl.
DIRECTORS:
John +. Wilson, A. c. Quarter
Saml Harper, JAS Z. Orr.
George Adams. JaneB McCluney,
!. +. Updcgraf, Geotge X. Wheat
Christian Smith.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN
i fully organized, is prepared to transact busi
ness and asks a liberal share of the public patron
age Rates as low a. any frst-class company
Office, No. " Monroe street, up stairs, next
door tO First National Bank.
mr22 JOHN BISHOP, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27
Teaching the Young.

Teaching the Young.
In the land of wooden nntmegs the
good folk take an extraordinary interest
in education. Not satisfied with teach
ing children of sound bodies and minds,
they take pains to develop the clouded
intellect of the blind, the deaf, and the
dumb. The success attained is remark
able. These children cut their wisdom
teeth before they put off petticoats.
They know more about abstruse science
than their grandfathers. Their pro-
found knowledge of public men and
measures is snch that they ought to be
enfranchised at the age Of twelve in
stead of twenty-one. The other day, a
committee of the Massachusetts, Legis
lature, ON the road to perfection, stop
ped over at Hartford, Conn, which is .
sort of halfway station, and visited the
deaf and dumb asylum, secure that
their ears would not be profaned with
the cursings of an oppressed populace.
A member of the committee requested
the high class each to write their ideas
respecting any distinguished person in
political life whom they chose to select.
Here are some of these themes:
ANDREW Johnson, who is now Presi-
dent of the United States, was very
foolish when he went to New York and
out West, in talking to them about the
Constitution ashe did while in the cars.
He has done something wrong aSainst
some of the noblest men in our country,
and ought to be impeached for doing so,
and kicked out Of Office
General Butler Is not and was not
on very friendly terms with General
Grant. The cause of the ill-feeling
which exists between them, am unable
to tell General Butler was brave
soldier who used to fight the rebels. l
don't know where he is now, and have
not heard from him lately. l should
like very much to see hem. c."
III.
"What was the business of General
Butler during the warl He was an Off
Ger and fought pretty bravely. You
may vote for him or not for the Presi-
dency. b,
ga Mass. Boy.)"
"Mrs. Jefferson Davis is the wife of
that great traitor who was found run
ming away in petticoats because he was
afraid of being discovered. | used to
write about her, but do not know much
of her, but should think she would be
ashamed to own such coward for her
husband. But what / have heard she
seems to love him as if he was one of
the best men that ever lived.
CLARA D."
These will do for the present. If that
Massachusetts, boy don't get sent to
Congress, it will be startling instance
of the ingratitude of republics.
One is strongly reminded of the old
joke:
"WhaG are You writing there, my
boy" asked fond parent the other day
of his hopeful son, q shaver of ten years.
sMy cOmpothithion, thir."
"What is the subjectf"
International law, thir," replied the
youthful Grotius. "But, really, shall
be unable to concentrate my ideas, and
give them relation if / am constantly
interrupted in thith manner by IT.
relevant inquiries.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27
THUS. j.. CAAPBELL-
ian5dlt&wIw Sheriff Of Ohio county.

The sale in the above case II postponed until
the Sch day Of March, 1867, commencing AZ 10
O'Clock A. NJ THOMAS. J. CAMPBELL,
Wheeling, W. Va, Feb. ID. Is61. soc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

ANDREW Johnson, who is now Presi-
dent of the United States, was very
foolish when he went to New York and
out West, in talking to them about the
He has done something wrong a5ainst
some of the noblest men in our country,
and ought to be impeached for doing so,
and kicked out Of Office
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

The following bills were reported:
A bill appropriating the public rev.
enue for the fiscal year 1867; q bill al
lowing interested parties to be witness
es in certain cases.
The Senate Bill regulating the estab-
lishment of free schools was read a
second time, amended in many places,
and (the rules being suspended) finally
passed: ayes 81; nays 1-Mr. Burke.
The bill appropriating Ssl.S for the
relief of Albert Platte, Of Fayette conn
ty, was passed. -.
Mr.. Fleming moved to take up the
Senate joint resolution substituting the
assessment of taxes for 1856 for that OF
1867.
After debate, the resolution was taken
up, when Mr.. FURGUSON offered an
amendment, which was adopted, pro
viding for the adoption of the assess
ment FOR 1850 where it is higher than
that for 1856.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

"What was the business of General
Butler during the warl He was an Off
Ger and fought pretty bravely. You
may vote for him or not for the Presi-
dency. B,
IL 4 Mass Boy y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

No. f5s Main Street, Wheeling. W. Va
Jsn3i TT1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-27

General Butler is not and was not
on very friendly terms with General
Grant. The cause of the ill-feeling
which exists between them, / am unable
to tell. General Butler was brave
soldier who used to fight the rebels.
don't know where he is now, and have
not heard from him lately. should
like very much to see hem. c."
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28

unter fortrGGrenbeM Smreten uno SpeftateIit
8rcnn nit oemaltinmer @ntfernung gu orcten,
70 bab berlsIbe, relher ld unm6eliA Sernebm'
bar MAIDEN tonnts. iih nieperieben muete.
Bad, welAsr anftdnois senug mar, R6 nber
bic 8efialttat letner YartetsenuGen gu Greern,
etbub lih Nun uno tinpt9te an, baB audi er
niHt Ipre6en tpilr0e, tpeIn man Ieinem Sppo'
rentsn niGt freie5 @e6Gr 0dbs, unO 70 scihab
GO, bae BrUwn Ietne &eoe oUlcnoen ourfte.
9ies lit iibrigens nur Elm 8OrlGufet BON
onbersn 8OrldQsn bieier Dirt, pcIGsA i'm
Qaufs Der @ampasne bauft9 9enug srei9nen
wercen. Ole Serbt1ene GntlalO7eubeit Der
3%ebsaenpartet, iepe6 uuab5dnst9e unN pabre
WCrt bfs @eeners gu ibertduben uno une
m6sIi3 gu MAIDEN, it auf cine 1Ol&e Spite
setrtebsn, baB man Ita ipabrlt@ freuen muB,
ben Sen. 2bomas ots NtlttdrfOmnanodnt IN
Der NGbe gu baben."
@dn3lihe 8Ollenbnn9 b 8
Seetunrels tnGbica9U Q. Na9 bret
i1trtger Nrbeit unb unter einem SoItenauTs
wanb BON 3tpet uno elmer halben WtQipn Dol
lars, Der 9ertng lit fir etu 10 9roBartt9es
Wert, 1T enoltn Der unterirbiIhe''2 Weilen nett
In ben Mi&igan Gee btnsinreiAenOe Nqua<
Duct Dclenpet, unD inter angtmensnen Geres
mpnien ant 25. b. feierltd er6fnet ruroan.
Die TeierIthteiten irurpen Don benz Sretmous
rer. SrOsn In G6icaao oerunltaltet, Die 0rO-
seiliun bsltanO aus Mit9Itepern Der Ssrl&ieOee
men 9cgsn. Die @rOyltcn 3og Dur6 Ote
Saupttraeen Ger Stapt mad Der Stsle an
Gre an psl9er Der nsue @udertburm eebaut
meroen iO1. Ser @robmetiter leste ben
@runotetn, Der etemuItge Wapcr Sbermon
unp Sberinsenieur GbestorCuJt bieIten STE
ben, unb bic YrO3eiliOu SUs na6 DeorbOrntr.
surid. 9ie 8anunen bOnnerten, Die @lcdea
DIrtInoetsn belsn Sons bic freuotee Na@'
ri4t, RAP bon u an @tieaeo NIT frtIGsm
unO retnsm Srintpa1sr su immcrrabrsnoem
@ebrau4e Serlebeu peroen ptrc. Oas Nal'
fer mar bereits 5rsitus NuGt6 In ben Eunnel
aeIalen i~pOrcen, 70 baB am "a. lhon DteSsrs
tteiluug pes @aHer8 bur6 ale Sbeils Der
Stabt Beginner tonnts. 9uriiber bsrrIGte
sru6e 8reuOe In Gbtca8o.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
aeaOie e1rrrci6eG altune Scr repmb1
StdatScOnScntiOn W1arDlanoS.

NuS Dem 8ertdte Gil Der Sptbe Der QOtal'
Ipnlten critebt Der Qeier, ME brau unb tdpfe,
ia ote eeltrtee Transformation Der Yarts
ae6altsn bat. @tr empfetlen etn senaust
Stuptum ibreS nUtlen unD mann6aften prO'
9ramtn5, has ptr int Meder aus alien Rr1f
fen unp auf isOe Oefabr bin Sertreteu tpsr'
ben.
Das Nadfe. mas uniere OeutlHen Greunpe
I'M Staate su t9un BADEN, befebt BARN, bab
fe Iuh NIT ibren amerttantiden @einnnngS'
aenc0en p~ereinieen, un am WttttrUd Der iiber.
n16iten Wohe 9e9en bic Gtnberu'
flung zines StaatscUnoents 81
ltimmen ; uno unlere 6reunbe In Der Stab
ipercen nutirlia pieie @elesenbeit ,usleiG
benIBen, I'M an bemIelben Sage ur bic
SUnnta88faGrten Der fGbtt'
den @tlenba bnwas9On su film
men.
Sn 8etreff bsIIsn, mas METER 9eI&eben iOl
uno miro unb muB, ipenn bic Neattion ib.
Staatsconuent DuraIebt, Serwetien nil
fir Geute auf ben Sertat.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28

gegen bic beibsn 9enatCYen 5a inter Iu6eu
bate, ebeniaus Elm llnIdulc;euaniB aus.
Sur bic IoYale Mltlt3 Tsnnefee's bat BET
@Un1reB niHt nur $500, fOuoern 10000
Sttd 8afen bepiliat. llnb ct lcate in Sra
rYlono Die Grst6tInB elmer NebelenmiIts
buloen
;3u algemetnem @rFaunen bate Der Yrd'
iosnt gum Na4folaer bes tc6gea 6tetcn bis
bergen Scr. ct. @eIanpten Motlsp In @ieu
nab Nbweilun9 @pwnn's ben beri&tt9teu
ct. 2ouiier Qoafer General" 8rant .. 8latI
arserfrreu. Der Senat ma@te etnen prUmp'
ten Gtri@ tur4 bieIe Grnennung.
% Der @on9rsb In ben Iebten Sa9en 70
WlanGsB q q E IL ale &letperOrpn,tng getbau
bat, 10 mar es an Bluse, bab er in form Ell
ner 8iu, melAe ocn Ser. ct. 0eIanoten baa
Srasen bG1iher NfengewGnber perbtetet, aud;
etrpas III Die &leioerprbnun9 that. 60
benspertb 1T fsrner Der 8ei6luB res 6auie8,
Elm @pmtte fir @rjie9ung unp Arbett gu els
rtfteu.
Die Sertagun9Sfrnge ltebt in benz Iu9en<
6Gide, In wsIdem mir bies Ibretben, 10 bae
6aus weieerte lfh eeaern ebermdls. auf ben
tnfamen 8el6tuB Der 3rumbuus, 8sisnOsna
&C. etn5ugeben.
gtah %mannbaften 8epen pom QOgan &C. II.
oUn &6snd, mel6 lesterer namentli4 aud
ben StanO Ger Otnse in MarYlanb ais 16la-
senbss Nraument eeaen ben Senutsbelhlub
anfubrte, bsbarrte baS 9aus init "A eegcn
81 Stimueu uuf Ietnem 9slaIuiit, NOR
mad eine @crto9uns nur mad ~GrmO9lt6une
zines l&ne0en Mieoersni ammentrittcs ltatt'
ftnoen Eou.
Die Clique repubttfaniiher In9fmeier
ar6eitet jcbt pareuf btn, Dap teine giui9une
beiber 6duier iiber Die @ertaeunssfrase 81
Stance tOmme, bamtt bann Der prdTpent au'
0runO bieisr Ni6t-G iniguns Den GOn9reb BID
Oe3ember prCrcgtren tonne.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
Observation-Disclosures

Na&ritt tpirb bietmit sege5en, baB in ben DCri9kbe,
men Precintten Rec 9BarbS Der Gtatt Baltimore ON
Ufittwc4 ben 3ebnten Tag i'm gpril 1867, cine
9Babl reronfditat trirb, an ben burt bas @eieb Dprges
i6riebenen 9tasen nnb in Der bsJei@ueteS 3sit, mo- iete
PeriSn, bic bereGtist 1T, fitr Delegation Der @taats- See
~ietgeeurS jl tpGbleu, User bic 6ra9e jur 8erufurs elmer
Convention abtinlnen icn, unt cine nele Contribution unb
&e9ierunssfcrrr fir len Staat ju psrioiieu unb spar iAit-
teFt Der seT&rietenen cber ~secrudten @crts r6iir cine
@cnSention" cber nseBen cine Contention, unb ~ ber-
ielben 3eit unb Ort irnen beiaste @tttnmsefer Feben
DeIesaten bon tsbem Se9isIaturs 4 ifrift Der Stabt
Baltimore Su beIlgter @onDentipu ettpdblen, in tleberetn.
finIuuns nit heI WiaBtegeIn, pel9e in Der @esS sNfte
(anssnpmnIeH In Der 3auuars SiSurS Der @eies 3ebuns,
rep. am 20. 0lSrs 1867 sstrrffen t%purNeu, TetiteIt /:
.Sine atte, I'M fir bic @nteegeunabme Der WleinunS bes
elmer @cnoention, ur cine neue @cnhitnticu uao 0tegle
r~nussform 81 ~berfafeu une bic U~litSIisber fir bieieIbe 81
bernfen. SS m g B 0 nj 0
22mt-l0ap Gberift Der 9taot Baltimore.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
BeGullIltmud6ungcn
@teuersDep0rtement
Stabts Collectors office,
Baltimore. 16. m9r1 1897

Stabts&pIGectprS office,
Baltimore, 26. MGr1 1857.
Gtnbts nuS Staatsfeuern fir 1856 Icpcbl ais fir
irii9e,e Sabre itHO mob im Radfante. Go pirb babsr
harauf aufutertiam semaat, bas alien &e6nunsen, mel&e
niGt an Sees tar Samtag, 80. BE-, te;abIt perbeu, etR
BALE Srpjent gu benz fdnissn 8etras sei4ldsen ptrb.
8er5eitniiie bon nnte abIteu Gteuern fir 1856 pnrbeu
teteitE int american unb 10 serSffentliSt
unD eS 1T unt:r ben beffe6enben @efeten unb Orotuan;en
meins Fflitt, beiaste eifeu gu I6lie6en, entipeber bu,6
Grecntirn bon PetfOnaIsgi9ent5um, rber &erfauf, fans
bteielben in tieier Office nibt prompt be3abtt Wsrseu.
@u g.. VI. Brice,
bpfrid Stabtlg Solicitor.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
Die Better BON Giacntbum Der
9U. mdrA

erten btermit 6%ena6r,&tist, bG6 bic aNefcren ibre Ses
iGte ftr bic senannte searb BEN ySparb Of Control unb
GeOiep" (im 8. StpG ter GAIN Building an Sertn9tcnir.)
einserei4t taSen, mo bic betseffenben Peripnsn aus einem
ausefertistsn 8sr3ei&nis i5r a%fefment erie9en unb aud
Gppeldtiouen barii6er Sema6t perben tSnneu.
3pbn ID. Dcbicn,
2mlp3p @lert bee 8. Diftrifta.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
St1ntcG Office.

Baltimore, 26. MiSr5 1867.
Ser Staet.&cmuiIir BAT bon mebrereu &efteru BON
@runb'Siseat6um, an q pHSb Stra6e ~srenSent,
5piiGsH @befter uub @ f Stra6e, cine
sei6riebeue applitdticn eIbaIten iir @rabir1ns, Hfafern
uhb 0lirnfeinz4egen am %befagteu Ebe,l Der @pusbfr.
gr eibt besbalb NaGribt an Me, bic es betrifft. bae
CT am Wiittno6, 3. ap:il, 10 llbr 8crmiitasS in Seinsr
Office anreieno fein mrb, I'm bein9te applifatipn al era
trGsen uub b%uriiber su eh:i4eiDen. 3, &uftras
Sob Smith,
Sibpid) Gfe1f hes Staet=@ pmmifi1rs.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
efauntmad,una

Gin bic 8eliber BON @i9entbum Der 4. Waro.
Die Bidder bes ueleH 4fesmsntS ter 4. gBatb Iieeeu
lett unb bis Bnu /. Mtai 1867 in Der Office bes nSCarb
Of Control anb 6spiew" in 2ap 9nilbunss. Ode con ct.
Eaul unb eeringtcaftr. g. StOd) CUR @tniiEt often.
Anf EsfebI oes
8oarb OF @cntroI dnb q ebte IN
fir ben erfeu Etfritt.
G3altimcre, 20. 0iGrs 1867. mcnifr
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
&efnnntmnhunn.

gtn bic 8sIiber pOn @igentbum Der 10. @aro.
Die Slider hes neuen ATTACHMENTS Der 10. Darb Iieser
iebt unb his gum /. U1ai 1857 in Der Office bes O8cart
Of Control anb 8tsbtttp" in Sam 9uiltines, @6e bon ct
4aul unb Qeriustpuitr. 8. @tOd aur @infi&t often.
Glf 8efe6I bes
8carb @ontrcI anb " cote II
fir Zen tritten Diitrift.
Baltimore, %. NGrs 1867. 6mliat
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
Old TOWN PATNT STORE.

1875 G0rrefGt r., spiI+en Gap unb Gnicr Ctr,
aui &elair Dlalfte,
untsrseiGneter maSt benz eee9rten @HbIifnm be auz
Seise, baB sr iein
Sarbwaorenz @eI6dft paint Store)
an cbigeuI Btabe bebeuteno ertreiteri bat unb i'm Stanbe
III, ale Sprten Garbffsffe, Del, 6enfiersIas &C. TN @rcs
Gen uab &leinen bilisft Su ~rerfanfeH.
Amr;3mt s. G@eebe.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
9irefte Salnpfi9if. 0inie
tpii&en
SSciu Q%urF Mnn MnttperpeT1.

SSeip 2JDrf Mnb MnttperpeTs.
@as ueue ousssssi@nete tiierne eusli&e Oamrh&tt
srter @IaRe
OTTAWA, Capt. Ir&er,
pirb
BON anttperpe SpuuGbenb, %. TaGrS,
M DcrF Is. artd'
erpeetrt rerben.
anbsre e9iHs sIsi@eu Oranges fOIesn ale ID Gage
nnb jpar BON
Gntperpsn 8. april. Rem D OFT ~. Gsril.
20. II. Weai.
4. Ulat 20.
Is. 8. SauI
RaffaSe.Rreiie.
Bon AutperPea /. &oiite ........ $50 Cob.
3wti&eubsG $50
Bon ReW 9Ort. l. Gaiate $3.50
te mao ecse Der @abiner.
5pt6enbed ......$ s2.50 @clb
@ycurftcnss8tIIett8;
Stre @aluts .''% V''
3uit&enbed =. $3.50 -
ainbsr bic SSlfte.
Bon ben beuti6en 3nIanb .etatipneH perben @afIaslere
az teteuteub eruiGsisteu greifen ~befSrbert.
lra@t pilb Su Ia%ufsnteu Raten angenrlIuleui Yddete
bts Mprgen8 an @rpebiticnstaaen.
Die Damrfi6iffe ttefsr etnte ttuc na~ eem nereften
StpIe init all en- fir ben Comfort unb bic SiH1bett
erfCrSetIiGen Wenernnsen sinseti&tet, befiten pOHsrbi8te
Mbtbeilunoen unb fePen al @Ieaart nnS S&Heli9ieit
feenem MebnIhten mad.
Gin erfabrener arjt III oui jeberi GSiis, ebeniO 1T file
quite 9ebienuns, rel&e beutiG, enslii& unb franjSfi%
fpridt, geicr9t.
Den @aEastersu tes swItGenSeds pirS hes gRittGs
gDein gereibt.
GDsseu Gra&t nub YaKase penbe man I& an
6illcr * So,
%6nrsSnt 3 Gbauter Str., Nep YOrt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
DcntfHeS MrbcitSsS $40 cbipeifuneSs
Sureau,
Tbameeltr. SIR. 55,

inter StufF&t Der rDsuti4ea @sieGi&aft."
aGe DisteniSeu, M eide bsuti&s S%anbwertsr, grbstte
cSer DienftnSeGen gu bsit6ftisen pini6su, topte all
bsnti&en Mrbeitiu6enben molten ft& pericnlIp ceer IN
f~rantirten Srtefen an ben Gsentsn Der @eisli1att, Sru.
II. meIIinabpf, SIR. IS 9bamesftr., S~utrenbeu
wsl&er uneutstlbIi& austuaft ertteilen ,rtrD.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-28
1DoC0lNoiol. Q. C.

~ Sn gGaIh.uGtBn beiiebe man 8eTenunQea
fiE. ben tGllidjen in0 Mathematician ,,gScdet"
(SltItTtDti0Neu tn;c Mlteigcll 0nrdl 0en NaenteH
Srr. *. g. @tiSNfeint. 12n q Ctr. az ui1dien