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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

The unparalleled success which has attended
DR.. James practice In Europe, the United States
and New Orlrnns--the many remark able cures he
has effected. which were pronounced incursble by
the most eminent pr ysicans, justifics him In of
erng his services 10 the conhden nee OF the unfor.
tunate.
The following are some OF the diseases termed
Private. and which DIR. James permanently
ersd,cate., viz--Syphili. primary. secondary
tertiary Structures, Urethral Discharges, 0leei.
tionorrhes, Nocturnal and Dinrnal Emissieus.
Sexual Debility. Diseases Of the Back and Loins,
lnhaTntion 81 the bladder and kidneys, Rhcu-
mstism, Hydrocele. vcrecoceie, Cancers, etc.
Diseases peculiar 70 Females, such ~ Amcnorr-
hca. Dysmenorrhngia, Metrorrhagia, Ch!orosis.
Nervous Debelity. etc, successfully treated.
DR.. James long practice IN New Orleans, md
the endorsement Of the Medical Fraternity. md
the almost entire Southern press. should conv-
vince themosi skeptcal that Dr. James can end
will perform MI that he promises.
DIR. James would also call the attention espe..
tally of those who have privately aud improperly
injured themselves, in that secret aud SOLITARY
habit which ruins both body and mind, UNFIT
ting them for both business and society. produc-
ing both Constitutional Debility aud linpotency.
The following are some Of the SID and mean-
choiy effects produced by early habits 0f youth or
sexual excesses. viz: WeaA ness Of the Mack and
Limbs, Pain in the Head, Dimpcss Of Vision.
Loss Of Muscular Power. Palpitation Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Irritabllity,
symptoms of Consumption, &c. Mentally tie
fearful effects on the mind are more TO be dread.
ed -l.oss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas. de-
pres ion Of Spirits. Evil forebodings. Aversion
70 Society, Self Distrust, Love OF solitude, Tim.
idity, &C.. are some OF the ills produced.
All persons afflicted with any Of the above dis.
eases and symptoms. should not fail 10 call on DR..
James, and By st once restored 70 perfect health.
Let no false delicscy deter yo, but call a once.
and ssvs yourselves from the awful and terrible
consequences Of these much to be dresded msls-
dies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
cu.ed and full vigor restored.
Those ut distance, by describing symptoms
-inclesing stamp for return ~nswer will receive
prompt attention by addressing
DR ~ h. JAMES.
r. o. Box 3. iss fian2s.dAwIyt Chicago, /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

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prescrirtisa safe snd plsesans
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

pHpI.ADGlPH1A, March 10.
-, D..n.,;. has the following special die.
patch 4W .Su,,ssss,r srAr~s, ~
Al noon today the War Department re-
ceived advices By the steamer Lehigh from
Fort Monroe that 6ch0neld occupied Kings-
ton, N. C., ON the 18th inst, Gen. Bragg and
his army retrcAting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
To.day's Advertisements.
HENRY TIE CHI r I'll n,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SADDLE, HARNESS 1 COLLAR

MANUFACTURER,
Ne. ~ West I'd Street, between Har-
rison and Ripley street, Davenport.
t. Also agent for the sale and manufacture Of
Ponds Patent Trace Buckle f!
the greatest improvement Of the age. No draft
horse should be used without them
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. (mh16- eod&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
SECOND NATIONAL SANK
CITY ~r CHICAGO.

Fiscal Ageat ofthe 0. s., and Special Agess
for Jay Cooas, Subscriptions Assnt,
Will deliver $50 Notes free Of charge, By ex-.
press, to any part Of lows and 1llinois. and re-
ceive in payment checks on New York. Philadel-
phia and Boston, and oil five pee cent intefssl
notes. with interest to day Of Subscription.
orders sent BY mail will Be promptly 6lled. An
rackages may be sent to ~ BY express. under
our seoson contrast, ct : cost Of my cents pr
thousand. except points in Iowa mot on the river,
which viii cost ei per Thousand. A commission
Of " per cent allowed 70 banksfs only.
r I. TuKuAn. J. A. ELM,
Cashier. (mrll-dlm) PRED.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
THE wORLD's OPINION

Ieoeaiag the BIITERS this grand fact 10 clear.
4stf fane nils all the Western Hemisphere,
kneNn Y I'll lsads, washed BY its ocean twain.
ueelsA, Hope and vigor follow in their train,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
WAsnINaroN. March Is.

Rumors prevail that peace commissioner
have reached City Point from Richmond.
but NO information after careful inquiry can
be Obtained 70 confirm their truth. These
rum0rs come by way Of Baltimore but from
no respOnsible source.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
The Speneerian System OF
II II ~ N n ~ 3 HI

1me Spemcef100 system OF
II r ~ N ~ ~ 8 HIP
taught by the most accomplished renmen, Of many
years experience In teaching.
Tc1cgraphing.
The large and constantly increasing demand for
good sound operators has induced us 10 organize .
department for thorough instruction in this branch,
and we are enabled TO present advantages equal to
any that can be offered on the continent. The in
dueemepte TO obtaining knowledge Of Telegraphing
were never rs great ss ct the present time.
An experienced practical operator in charge of this
department.
Photography.
This popular and only philosophical system of
shorthand reporting taught In the most thorough
manner.
To Disabled Soldiers,
All these branches Of business education present
the most appropriate and available Of qualify
Ing themselves for situations adapted to their cond
tion.
A liberal discount made In favor Of those worthy
If such consideration, and our best efforts employed
in procuring good situations for such comre-
General Information.
Time Of Commencing there are no term dl
visions. the school continuing without interruption
81
though. without necessary detention. they are ex.
pscted 10 fursue thkr studies aseiduously, and to
receives individual instruction adapted TO his pertIc
ul'r wants, thus enabling him TO advance as rapidly
W. ms aoity and application will admit
rIePa'd'oTy Education An ordinary English ed
Scat'on Is all that will be requisite on commencing
snouu the student be found deficient in any hranrh
e. nc VIII be instructed In those br,,nch and co,
the course. ~ sd"ioA " coinPaeso
1sme Aeqxi'sd.- The time required n corcc,..
tne course Is from II TO IS weeks according, ~ ~
"aseneement ability and application of The s.nasnt
Sch f0rshsps ie<ued from this college .re ,,sss
allowing the student to commence nris, - =.
view his Students at any time 'o'"pie'e Or re-
Dtpo,Sps. An elegantly engraved Dfp,on,. ~r,,5t.
awarded 70 those. and to tbose alone Who 60, ~
the required course and pasp sasiefac,nrv
ton Unlike other institutions we MAJ. n.s .s.
charge for Diplomas. no eAss.
Blank locke, Stationery. &C., for the eov.a IN
cost from seven to nine dollars shs
8enS8.-Good beard can b. obtained In ~. Ak Z
from four TO hvc dollars week ~ w =
EploymtRf-It will be for the intercet of tha min
cipa's 10 nee their besl edoFts to Obtain rri stus
sns Tor their graduated. While We 10 MOI ofsr thie
an Endorsement yet m extensive bus1ress acouaint-
ne ves Ss szce!ient facilities In thts dIreetion
49, 3 =: :: y 1920 Y ~ =, y: ss
go legeeres 6sl6sk1S - S1l,1Sss - photo
ls.les.. NJ sesS1'55 IL - ss,1 and q
ssssss seeesss.s +, e y.ssS; 8 - - !. :
] s.saAxss, waa3nA1f. ~ :
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

embraces every branch OF business The learner
will be thoroughly taught the science and practice of
Double Entry bookkeeping. applied to Wholesale
and Retail Merchandising, Commission, Forwarding
Steamboaing. Railroading. Manufacturing, Bank.
ing SC. requiring the student TO open, conduct and
close more than thirty sets of books both Of Single
and Double Entry fully Illustrating the method of
changing from one system TO the other. with every
variety Of partnership contracts division OF losses
and gains, sc. The sets embrace large variety Of
entries, and bring into requistion all the fors Of
business paper, such Notes, Drafts Bills of tx
change, lis of Lading, Certificates Of Deposit
Tai Ia ar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS
Worthington, Warner 4 Pratt's
DAVENPORT
Commercial College

lie Claire Block. Cor. Second e BRADY
streets, Davenport, Iowa.
TUE CHEAPE~T AND BEST COLLEGE
Il In the West. A link of Worihngton and War
ncr's American Chain, located in Boston. Mass; Ban
gpr, Ne. Concord, n. H.; Auburn. n. Madison,
Wis. Peoria, IL. Aurora. III and San Francisco,
Cal. designed to impart 10 Young men and ladies
sound business education. a new and einiIenly prac
neal of instruction, with theory and practice
combined by means OF the Commercial College Bank,
representing regular Bank of Issue, with cash
capital of half million dollars. In hncly engraved
Bank NOtes n, Il lv nft he vs;c of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
WHOLE CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY

"OLF CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY
w or NEW YORK.
Incorporated under the laws Of the State Of New
York.
a., 00o SHAKES-Par Value, s.
IL, 900 Shares REESE we'd for Working Capital.
Office Of the Company. No. 40 William Street.
A. BARLEY. No 40 Beaver Street.
NELSON RUNYON. East Fiftieth Street.
FERDINAND LONGCHAMP, 60 William ST
r. s. MILLER, 40 William Street
W. J. IRWIN, 81 Exchange place.
A. BARLEY. President.
X. s. MILLER, Secretary and Treasurer.
PROPERTY OF THE COMPANY.
The property consists Of Three Oil and Nine
raj Leases, comprising 467 acres, as follows:
No. l-James Foster Farm, of 1853 acres.
No. 2-Ezekiel Garfield Farm Of 226 acres.
No. 3-Thomas ]. Morey Farm. of "a acres.
All these lands are located on Wolf Greek.
Washington county. Ohio. and in the very heart
Of he oil region Of that State. Four ffths OF all
the oil and mineral products thereof, as coal.
DC. are secured to the company.
The company now making active prepare
tions To fully develop their property. and conf
IDENTIFY offer 70 the public limited amount OF the
stock ~ 1850 per share, not subject to further
call or assessment.
Remittances may be addressed to either the
trustees or l., the Office Of the company. Certi
fcate Of stock will be sent to parties subscribing
Immediately upon receipt of remittance.
prOsI ecttIs sent on nnnicution mhl6 dot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
AVOID CouxrERFEIrs.

nOSrErrEEs l1TTERs share the common
9len eeines ug5a--lmpossers imissae.
1Gee esv3s-discreetly use your eyes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
.DEWELRY.

JEWELLERY.
The largest and best selected stock can always
be found Vt the establishment Of
w. M. Nj A 9Oy
lOl SOUTH CLARK ST, CHICAGO,
opposite the Court House, consisting OF
diamonds, Jewclry, Fancy Goods, Pure
Coin Silver Ware,
Celebrated American Watches.
and FIRST CLASS JEWELRY of every des-
cription. mchl6-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
lNTERCOMMUNICATION

between the Colleges novel, interesting and practl-
ca feature of the course in which the student ships
goods, receives consignments receives and renders
an account of sales, conducts correspondence Sc,
rendering II vastly superior to any facilities that
can be offered by any single school.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
amu.eueut. This Evening.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-GRASD ITALIAN CPsnA-Aiat'
jnee OF / o'c'Ock-FRA DIAVOLo
WALlACKs THEATER-LosT IN osDoS.
EIBLOs GARDEN-.ARRAH sA- Po0rh- Maneo a2oclocs.
OLYMPIC THEATFR--sLggPINd BEAUTY IN TIM WOOD
Tag MIsgRIGs OF HUMAN LIPt.
WINTER GARDEN--TnB TICKET OF LrAvR MAN
BROADWAY THEATER-" SAN MATINEE at ococE
RAHNIMS MUsEUM-Afernoon and Eveninf-' hoss oI
GotD-CIaCUs-W. B. HARRISON, ExTEnPohAaEoUs
SSOKR .
poy,s OLD ROWFRY THEATFR-LoSpoS ASSURANCE
THr THKScu sPr-THE fOUn Lo'Ehs.
NVU-yORK CIRCUs-l4TB.sT.-lAsp EoBissosi BARE
n.cx RIpRR-Matinee at "a o'clock
NOPE CHAPEL-aAGIc--TuE WngNAss
IRVING HALL-MEs EnAA OILLiSohAS bosI"'cA'
CoscERT. - - a..
TIx xp.SONUM - PONPEYs bIoADEhs-"iO'A' VI
1a. i,vs l,GIs-BRyASTs u. .. oHAAf
u-onp,s uINsTRFLS-TBE MAsA6Ens TRiusrHi Or
"oun % n, .cx MAuERs DEFEAT, IN si1 scenos-"lA'
ppoAnwAy ADMINISTRATIONS ILLUSIONS BT M.
COLA MgIsTyR OF COLOGNE
~ u,TI~nnI ACADEMY or DEsIGN-PAsrISGs AND
STATUARr.
ART GALLPRY-No. 625 BRoApwAy-HUyrsoToss
" ,s'r,sa oy MRs. WAsBiNeToSs RECEPTION DAY.
No eo7 7BROADwAY-FxHIBiIios oV THe VICTORIA Re-
GA. or SOUTH AMERICAN WATER Liz
TWENTY. SECOND REGIMENT AhMoAf-PEosErADE
Coscygr-DodworthsBsnd
SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY-PnoxxsADs CoscrRr
--GrafullA's Band
sAwyERs ASSEMBLY RoOMs-BSooxLTS-LscrvRs
n L. r. UUDs1Eui
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
Republican Nominating Convention
A stormy - 'ssion-Mnr.hali q. Rob-
erts Nominated for Mayor, Murray
HoHman for Corporation Counsel.

The Republican delegates assembled at the
headquarters. corner Of Broadway and Twenty ythld-
St. last evening Supervisor Stew art in the chair The
calling of the roll show ed that almost oil the delegates
were present There were rlso large number Of ont.
sders present who took lively interest in the pro
reedings The Convention immediate proceeded TO
Ballot for n candidate for Ma'Or. with fnllOwing
result Marshall o. Roberts Fl; Fret \. Conkng, %.
John Fitch. !; j. W. Farme., 1; j. j. Abrev, I.
Marshall o. Roberts then chosen the candidate by
exclamation in The midst of tun'ut ofappiau>e.
An informal bal OF for CorlHrttnn Counsel developed
che names Of murray II, fman, Joselh 4. Choaie,
pelafeld Smith, Chss :. SPENCER, Stcnhrenner and
pohn ID. McGTegor; of which Mr.. Hoffman received
nearly sll the votes.
Mr.. Hoffrnsn's nomination then made unanimous.
and three hearty cheers given for bOih nominees
. Committees were then appointed to notify Messrs.
Roberts and Hoffman of their nomination and 10 make
arrangements for a grand ratification meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
ReDo,,ed by 7ciegrnph.

BAITiHoEg nov 4--flonf sales OF supefhne ana
pov-yd., A : t7l Ni+tt sdvaprei cent'i lee ~
Kei a. ~ .5QS 20 Oas sae. 81 3'a'Ec re ~ very
i'.bt S.r. frn; yer - "a: Fsxs,ed Il S3H+1 10
Prosisous dl sugly dull Whisky duh ani braVy sales
O,wrGo Nov 2f-Flour unclaimed. Wheat dun; 'ale.
MlluauEee Cub. by .suIr - 5',: 'ofn aII nh, o.
limo, A. qlla6lc and No 2iludianA At 7c Rar"y -
ouei s.,s oI prime Caiats a. r H. bye q'iet al
Ir.istts unchanged 8ui wef on Ofsn fI"lI cD~oic''
Vtt.,t. lCl0Igc. barley, lsdlar. TO Nrw' ORA
ALBAEY Nov 2ilhc Tste in cattle J. con pars'ry uu
aud prices Ia L.. lover. e tigne-i whnese hfn" oI
fe- De about O.. 1hr receipts since so'd
su,unt 10 So o. end 1000 held out from n't w'it'
suo-y % et the tois uuubeT ssr tli "etk 4 oOy';
sat iaf these have been sold prices fnfng rom l"
o. n v krn tts'. AID humber Of tie dfosr' 70
through 10 New ora n lr ben d. As 70 quality ih"y ore
hbove the Slrep ucd"roie r"qrest a.
C;,:rtocp'a lOOO. Hog doppcdt 40'.tci rccr.pis
| n coo; ppel direct 90 N-ainr< l1OjL
p1LA D. ipIfIA Nov. fi-f-tro.tm unsettled with hr er
cifed market ssea ol rD bb krn"d in bond % % p'c
d, 10 OF GO bbs Of Cudo 100 3ir Free a. blA-c. Our
Nv, Rod 81 ~ 250 %. Oii do ~ 4Oa ~ a. bite
E26s043 COrn fru; .ars Of Old Yellow no oo'c.i Nsw
| DO. EllGfc. Whisky dull. sslrs a. : fja - ~ .
NILvIUkgF. Nov N-fO.r dull ard uomiralT declined
25c Wheat uusettltd 90 ~ J.0 ". Oat. iTm u ~
Rec.ip--2DO bb-. Of { our. 300 bush meat snip
meni - fCI bbla. Flour, 1890 bu.h. Wtcht
CIsClsNATI Nov. 2-t oui snd Wheat IN good local de-
maud Hog st lower n1vr stopped doves on the
wav Reoru's 5000 hcad. Iruyous doll nafsrt o. ct
lied Mes PORK dec inrd % ~ So Lard Duh G0d 10y
CHrcAGo Nov 24-Fiour dull Wheat moderately eri We ;
,sle- al a. for No /. No sct.ve aud rtvstcrI 5d'
salr Al 81 1881 l3 ca so,r rnd aovincrd lc ,9'Is
at co., fr no l. ~ sc ior No 2. Oais quiet u %'@
9gIe UighWinrs neel,c-t proN ions dull lfcsed los'
All. Iiy. mod fsrly active fs JP 10 % Receipt
O0O bb Flour 2J 90 bush Let % 90 bush ON Ji'yO
bosh O..s shipmeats: 100 bDs. Flour, SlVO bush
Wheat 50 900 bush. torn 5000 buL oaiS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
The Tammanv Ward school Conventions.

! The several Tammany Ward School Conyen-
<ons met last evening with 'e follow ing results;
Fret Ward-Mee dns adjouned 70 Monday evening 81 q
aeiock.
Second Ward-Adourn-d sire die.
Third Ward-NilIiam Erittou.
Fourth Wsrd-Adjourned To- this morning. -
I Fifth Ward-Clans Puckhsver iuh term; VIM H. bumaa
hgnd West 90 hl vacancy.
SIth NaTd-N alter Roche.
q Seventh " NaTd--JsDes Col iDs. ,,,
Eighth Ward-Water ". Adams lone term and Matthias
fclark, short tenn.
Ninth Wsrd-A6jourued ov'r until Monday.
j1eith Wsrd-N iibaui Met Gle.
Eleventh Msr3- AdJOufHed TO tuesday
Thiueenth Mef1-J. II. Irwin.
Foufeeuih Ward --Ssuiu-l X. h r@haIn
Siiteen'h Wsrd-No ~ III nsti'n -
Sixteenth Wafd-AdJOurL~d over unth Diondey
Sevenieeuth WATd-A' jolIntd.
Tighteeuth Ward-Ae J0urned g. this evening
Kineteeuth Wad-( haIies -. yOiG
Twentieth Nsrd--JoLu Joizefl er
Twenty -hrd WaTd-AdJ Jputnri.
Twenty second Werd-.Jichae el O'Erien-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
tAdyer,,ements.l
CAUTION TO PVRCHAsEes.

NhCIlON ~ -hoAtc'
The great reputation Of our CABNEr ORGANS tas In
duced dealers in some cases. to advertise quito differ
ent instruments as CABINET ORGANS and 10 others. to
represent purchasers that Hsrmonums other Reed
Organs essentially the thing. This is not true.
The excellence OF the CABINET ORGANS. which have
given them their high reputation. arises not merely from
the superiority Of their workmanship, but also in large
measure. from essential difference of construction
which. being patented. cannot be initiated By other
makers Purchasers requested to observe that
CABINET ORGAN has upon ts board. in full, the
words, MASON g. HAMLN CAD:SrT ORGAN" When
dealer represents any other instrument as Cabinet
Organ. it is usually mere attempt to sell an inferior
instrument on which he can make larger profit.
MASON HAMLIE No. 596 Broadway, y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

Wife Of Judge Fariow Of Miss0aFls
WIFE OF JUDGE PARLOw or MISSOURI.
WIFE or JUDGE PARLOw OF MISSOURI.
WIFE or JUDGE FARLOW or MISSOURI
WIFE OF JUDGE FARLOw OF MISSOURI
WIFE or JUDGE PARLOw or MISSOURI.
WIFE OF JUDGE PARLOw OF MISSOURI
WIFE or JUDGE FARLOw OF MISSOURI
WIPE or JUDGE fARLOw or MISSOURI
WIFE OF JUDGE FARLOw OF MISSOURI
WIFE OF JUDGE FARLOw or MISSOURI
WIFE OF JUDGE FARLOW or MISSOURI
WIFE OF JUDGE FARLOw or MISSOURI
WIFE OF JUDGE FARLOw OF MISSOURI
WIFE or JUDGE FARLOw or MISSOURI
WIFE or JUDGE PARLOw or MISSOURI
WIFE OF JUDGE FARLOw or MISSOURI.
WIFE OF JUDGE FARLOw OF MISSOURI,
WIFE or JUDGE FARLOw OF MISSOURI,
WIFE OF JUDGE FARLOw OF MISSOURI.
EVIDENCE or DR. BOWLING OF NEw.yORK,
EVIDENCE or DIR. DOWLINO or NETWORK.
EVIDENCE or DR.. BOWLING OF NEW YORK,
EVIDENCE OF DR.. BOWLING OF NEW.YORK,
EVIDENCE OF DR. BOWLING or NEw.YORK,
EVIDENCE OF Or. DOwLING OF NEW YORK.
EVIDENCE OF DR. BOWLING OF NEw.YORK,
EVIDENCE or DR.. BOWLING or NEW.YORk.
EVIDENCE OF DIR. DOWLiNG OF NEw.YORK,
EVIDENCE OF DR.. BOWLING OF NEw.YORK,
EVIDENCE OF DR. BOWLING OF NEw.YORK.
EVIDENCE or DR.. DOwLING OF NHw.YORK.
EVIDENCE OF DIR. BOWLING OF NEw.YORK,
EVIDENCE or DIX. BOWLING OF NEw-YORK.
EVIDENCE OF DR.. DOWLTNG OF NETWORK.
EVIDENCE OF DR. DOwLING or NEW YORK,
EVIDENCE OR DR.. DOwLING OF EEw.YORK,
EVIDENCE or DR.. DowLING OF NEw.YORK.
EVIDENCE or DR.. BOWLING OF NEW YORK.
EVIDENCE OF DR.. DOwLING or NEW.YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
NEW.JERsEY NRWs,

RETURN OF THB PHILADELPHIA FIRE CON-
fAN-EACURsloS TO-DAY --lhadelpha Fire Com.
pahy No Is with their eegant steHIn lire engine hose
carriage and ambulance. arrived IN Jersey CITY at
O'clock last evening. their return home from Albany
ana Troy Tbey were escorted from the Hudson River
Railroad depot by Chief Engineer Mclaughlin Of Jpr.
sey City. Noah ID. Taylor. foreman Of Steam + re En-
eine No. of Jersey City and delegation from TINT
company. After houslnR their apparatus the company
proceeded Ia faylors Hotel where they parouk of
sumpuous collation., after which they spent the balance
OF The evening ut the Broadway rhcnter To-day they
WIZ lake an excursion up the East River in tie steamer
Matamora, chartered b, Engine Co No of Jersey
City, and viii visit the institutions ut Brcsves and
Rtndnlls Islands. and will leave for home at p. M
they viii have grand reception and loFchAght pro-
cession in Philadelphia tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
BROOKLy. EEWL

=, A SAFE BLOWN OPEN BY BURGLARS. Some
a'ne o4 thursday night or FRIDAY morning. tho feed
sore Oh John l. sharpe No Grandst.. X. D., was
entered oy burglars through tho fan light Of side
door opening on Water.st. After the burglars en-.
tereu they Int candle and made their way 10 tie
counting fronting Grand~t and carried the
SAFE which stood under window (or which there was
no suter TO the rear Of the main store Afer drilling
hole IN the door of the saie they inserted fnse bn
peioie putting match very jndiconsly covered the
safe with baggng and hay to prevent the sound OF the
explosion reaching the street The charge Of powder
DeinL small. tie door was only partially started The
operators then entered the mill adjoining the feed store
and got crowbar with which they .orced open the
door sufficiently 10 get at the contents These only
consisted OF abont So in money and some books and
pspcrs. all of which were carried away. Mr. Shsrpcs
safe vas blown open two or tree years and $50 in
pennies stolen. The scene Of the burglary is within
st0Desthrow Of the Grand aud Houstonst Ferries and
the officer duty there s considered Of the most
yiglant officers Ia the Precinct.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
Democratic Anti-RIng Counciimanic
Nomination..

The Democratic Anti.Rng COuncilmanic Con-
ventons were held last evo'i' as fohnws:
FOURTH DISTRICT first WHd-t or eius flvnn. John
cherry. Fourth Mafd-Ahthouy 7. tlv-. :ixth WsTd-
ThOs w yuin. Fourteenth Wa ugh Ornru.
4 FIyrH District r-1.nb Ward FhoInss ~. Sturr Flew
cnih Ward Lsz-fus Size John MrAIl0n Ihirtr-nb Wefd
Hugh A. Reilyi Seventeenth Ward CLnsopher NuseHs
Echoss Seyer.
SIKH DIsrmc1.-John HonF'is in. Alexander Coy,e Wm
Etnb Daniel binck'ey John q. Havgud O-oIge NcOTth
SEVENTH DBIntT-Adjournrd TO Turdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25
A CARp.

For the purpose Of more fully supplying the
OF the public and in order 10 prevent unscupu-
lous dealers from paIming of inferior and worthless
goods rs the MoRION GoLD Pms / shall hereafter
SELL 80 GOODS At WHOLESALE eroptag only to duly
Appointed aud Authorized yents to whom Certih-
cate Of such Agency viii be given and who oone shall
be able % sell the MOTION prss In that city village
To my Agents l shall give "A liberal discount upon
their agreeing supply the public a. Gy Published aud
well known prices
Jewellers or S,aioners will IN al cases be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency viii be stated upon
application. bv letter otherwise.
Where no Agency Is established those wishing the
MoRTOS PES must send to my Store where prompt
attention will BE- eivoa 10 their orders.
a Circular with fac simiic EIgravi0rs Of all Size
and Prices Will be sent aay receipt Of letter
postage.
Address A. MosToy No - Miilen.lane. New.York
Dated New York. Nov. ]. i-oj.