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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
ReAl goTATe
,nsv.Anse Asfns'.
JOHN L. SWlTS 4 co.
..--, .v,, W.. KDoRB.
Nscaseas' Daoe1k. (up sairs.U
seCOND -.
lnprsved Z Unlnprsvel Farns'
CITY LOTS,
pwe,nanG Ileases = Sterss
oou9sst, Gold sid Iessee'
Houee Lots for SeAe.


O2 =
,<sx sse S3ition q ~ Pheni1 6fe ,nsussnc Ss
~ Company. .! shs :. s,sy Sy..mhsr q 'I IsSs. made
% the Auditor Of lows, pursuant % sn' 0'
Of thaa State.
rAus AND LOCATION.
n. nsss Of this Company y The pnsn.x x sits ~
Insueance Company" end - loceyso IN sce SIy
Of brooklyn, County Of A'ngs' s'e's - -"
York.
The amount Of ns Capital
Stock, in shares Of $50
each. al paid up in cash.
!. Fi;s ,I, Hundred 1h0u', $500. .ooo 60
Amount of(iroaa Surplus
on hand, thirty -hrst -. oss-l
dsy Of december. 1854. AzS,sss -
Total amount Of Cspi- Aoes eso ~
tai and Surplus
ASSETS.
Cash in Bank and ON
hand. and in the hands
OF agents in course Of M .,o "a
transmission
Real Estate unincumber-
ed, owned By the Com > ca. A
Bonds and Mortgages.
being first liens on
property in the cities
OF brooklyn and New
York mostly dwelling
housesD worth 10 eech
case from so TO 100 per
cent more than the .... a.
amount loaned. 1es'VsA ~
Loans on demand secur-
cd by pledges Of good
Bank and other corpor
stion stocks as colater.
al, the market value OF
which is CLOS, 1880 AoV4iS y"
Unpaid Fire Premiums
in the course Of colec
son .ood :" .'........ ,o 1olss ~
Bills Receivable fpr Pre-
miums on Marine and
InlandN vigatonRisks ll4,'o5 Ss
Interest on Bonds and
Loans accrued but not
due, and all drawngat
the rate Of par ceat. s,Ho "
Premiums on inland Nav
igasion Risks in hands 90
OF Agents and At office: i.2ol %
BoLds and Stocks owned
by the Compa ", per
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
SEVEN THIHN.loan.

These Notes are issued under date Of August lEs
1884, and are payable three years from that time,
in currency. or are convertible It the option Of
the holder into
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

Buffers Bell Of elegantly nlustrated
Vols. Turkey Morocco antique.
'sImagin and Fuu
ryof he B~wnng slnuUect Affections
Poetry yf Ya, odworh's Natm eand dSenime
Gray Works
Works
Hcpe
Buffers morocco an
the o the arist thaveye etpyodu
Macauly Lays OF Ancient Rome, Cambes complete political
nuppers Proverb Philosophy Kef Christian Thomps Seasons
Rogers Poeca Works.
Of
New estament. N-o
The Stock Of Photographic Albums and Books
fine binding be eld or
W. - = - - '.'
Juvenile
sets Tor the Young People cannot fail to be pleased Also
stationery, Blank Books, Gold Pens, Cutlery.
Scotch Fsncy Goods &C. Call
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
1o.lav's 4 Advertisements.
No WOE.

nase this day sold out my entire stock q
= Fi9moing Asserials 70 james Cameron.
FEB lS. JOHN ROWE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

AvIN0 bought Mr. Rswe's entire stock,
- em nov prepared TO do all work entruste
g Q ne at shorI notice. Shop At No. Is West .,
Ss.s Davenport feb Is d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

Losses adjusted and due,
viz:
Fire, e-lnland Navi-
CATION, =.
Losses adjusted and not
due, viz:
Fire, &-Inland NGvi-
CATION. g.
Losses unadjusted and
in suspense awaiting
proofs, viz:
Fire, 4is,s59 IS. In
land Navigstion,e ,el7-
25z.
Losses unadjusted and
in suspense awaiting
proof. Marine, &a2,6
An other claims against
the Company.
Total liabilities. $5s,sOl *
, 1865-02-21
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

kKW 1oRE, Aohtay, Eeb. 70
The news Of the prtgress Of SherMans the capture
of Columbia and the evacuation OF Charleston Eas
h,r the excitement and checked the Mt activity
At tho stack EXCHANGE. The railway stock msrketls
ones The speculative Interest Is conhaea almost e1
,rstyelv to Cpmheriauu Coal and Banks. StockB are
sn1I Win the exception OF alight rte in Missouri IT,
Goyeruuents a1e strorg and in fass dsma;d- The
IN N. ar increasing in favor, aad art dnding their
Eny to Europe
Thr rad markrt 3 very heavy under the news of
c,..r,,sn ~ victories OPERATIONS are very limited.
er The Money market remain. eass The supp'y II in
q The demand Can sei xan ona
ot1.atr neInr G.yoyites. Knckerbockez sold At 1sc.
ocssn,s - So Chetry Run $500; 6ermanta &c; nd
Fam tss Tack $50; Weo.tcr tl.so' Q. 8: ss. 20:
SICK 5sme osn e,ade
sa,s ~. Renae in bond Ga367c, and tree s6assc.
: e'- LATER.
a.,,.ouxs,s KvKaMa ExcHAEaz-do 2Qosss; n.
, 1865-02-21
st, Louis Market.

st. Louis Market.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tr1buue.1
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Feb. a.
ronAcco- Active. Glles OF scraps at $6so; green
and damaged Jugs at 0a7 20; factory do at $tpnoa
T. IS; common shippinglesf at I'll sal7 %; medium
do at t1s5oazs Is; good do at $s5 2s8es.s5 medium
manufaclurire E leaf at $st. so per 100 ns.
r1ouA-Ltfeless Sales extra at $500.
GRA1a-Nheat unchanged. sa!cs Of damp at f1,6o;
4psacks ut sl1s; do At $1.5s; do at 1855 si2 Co as
t1; do at Slss; do ut aad $50 do nj $500
tn. sack, returned. Corn hlm. Sales Of white: 50
DO q, Sill; do at st1o; do At sAo.. yellow: so do
and $50 dast $16791.p7H. White In second.handb..s
III s1I5. Oats-Sales CSC In bags; 10 uoat n ME,
rs TO- 172 do at SIC; and Ito do At 91c bu, SACKS In
cluded. Rye-saies Of 81 sacks, 70 do and Is do at
$780, md 6s do poor ut 31.l6 = bn. eacks returned
LARr-6aleso Of n tierces manufacturing on private
tcr1nB.
TGItKT-.sates Of 100 hrls On private terms; Is do
ard 80 10 A. F. 1EA re1 gallon.
, 1865-02-21
, Grnfral R0tlrea.

AT BALTHIS & BRO NgM KY
N moS STORE Tho1esalc. q RstaiIl xn3 ~,
Gaks can Be toend sXT1in Il H1inaot ba1
fren and STEEL Hubs pokers Felioez sRa as1 FG,e sad
Whse,s. cnii,raior Vices, E1'iptS sprngs Iron
AIs: T1s saelas Bsswi snt al
Des ali o superior quality, nod = pnees r. fnn
be found IN {hssE9 Pa5lce1en nd cee1ent pekimiths md
Wacon.MRGers. ~
Ch1ceeo. jan. 10, 1867 xey7r
: ,seaRa5itipItev164thEe 4thEeee!----
CTORAGE FOE 3,ooo TONS
ka1sts satfei IT.
seor ths ,ss ez:s
q s1eelJ,rf, Meat and Hams VII not cure Ind
inifsssr Il ins sr rr4ng 5ou md low psont.:
~ ep41e, {. mol and Remember sts Notice. -.
,->.,xton, All, F1sh Inspected for ali oraers and
9ofsHsu j.. B TAYLOR
s1e,s ss-;;ss.sp ffos' aoa IN Inspector.
, 1865-02-21

+: oxptral 1IsX; Er,e 7sy; Hudson my: Beading
11.x; Michigan Central III; Michigan sonshe1n elx;
1Iltno,s Genital l1s Ps.burs ssx; Rock 1atand a5k
n. ", ssX; N. ". preferred 6sh; f.. Wayne e5K; o
a II. cc1tiftntts es1; Comoet1and ooHs hassposA
or 4 xatpn Alter cell at 1881.
, 1865-02-21
E-Paper TIaugiues, Painting, CalcImining and
Glazing, at F. E. Rfgby's, SO Randolph street.

For Throat Disorders and Coughs
Browns Bronchial Troches are offered with the
fullest confidence In their efficacy. They have
been thoroughly tested. and maintain The good re-
putat,on they haye justly acquired.
Theee Lozences are prepared nom a highly
esteemed recipe for alleTianng Bronchial Adec-
tfone Asthma, Hoarsenesa, Coughs, Colds, and r.
ritation or Soreness OF the Throat
Public 6peakera and Vocali.ta will ind them
beneficial III clearing the voice before speaking or
singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual
exeftlon Of the vocal organs, haEtng peculiar
adaptation to affections which disturb the organs
OF speech. Sold at Is cents per box. BY all acatet
fr medicine. Observation-Disclosures
, 1865-02-21

{C1ncinnntf Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibuoe.J
C1Scl1NA1I, Monday, Feb. 20.
Proyision marketis auetto-dHy. and comparative
Is little done. Mcss pork very du!i, and prices
entirely nomtn.l. Strictly city packed held at ssc
but there are no buJers. Bulk shoulders. packed.
scid 10 moderate extent at l6hc- siaes are fr, at
quotations te!egraphed you last night. Bacon IS very
qciet and NO change In prices. Lard firm, with sales
At &c for prime city. Whisky sold 10 the e1tcnt Of
20 brla ss17 Dreadstnds arc dull, but prices arc
np.utusllY unclaimed.
, 1865-02-21
COMMON COUNCIL,

! COMMON COUNCIL.
The TnnneI Observation-Disclosures OF an Ordi-
nance to Tunnel Tie River ut Washington
Street hy the PittsbErg and Fen Wayne
Railrcad Company $3.50 ComnunIeatisn
concerning the Purchase Of 4 Site
fer the Reform SeAool---Petrole-
nm In tie CITY Limits.
Legal Business Of the City--Repprts
Of the Comptroller and the City
AttoTnoy-.List Of Suits,
&C., &C., &c.
tunnel Contr&ctots~-BetserS Sal
aries for The Assistant City
Clerk and HArbor-
Master.
! The Common councn met in regular session
1aet evening, In the Council Cnamber There
were present, Mayor Sherman. and Aldermen
| Peacock. Gage. Roberts, Barrett, Gallup, McRoy,
kann. Walsh: comisky. sheswin, CLARK, Rafferty,,
ssssed ffsa:ep po1 ha6 hos1 bep
Sullivan, Lawson, 0'Sulliyan, and Wooduan
on motion Of Aid. Rub the minutes Of the sir
preceding meetings Wefo approved without read
PETITIONS And coxxus1oA1ross.
~ co1nmun,eaho4 was received from the City
f,ene 1oftn tha he ordinance ios tunnel
strect fa,lsd 10 rectiye he ,con mmier ~ II votss
necessary fyr its passage, and that although de;
fa1e1 61 ptssed, ne Corporation Counsel informed
n'n taaa had M TT psssSd ,be
hon ssss laid upon the table.
bnrr ond r. WsHne W ,1roaa Cnnraanv. acccnf-
Ing The ordinance above referred TO-.
comm,irce. '| N'- '-N'~>' - ~'~' = ''@0'@~
The Mayor advised that some disposition be
made of tic NATTER 20 as to make 1t a dnality.
Aid, Aimrod moved that the acceptance be
paGea e. Hie. a..
Aia. aoloen mosea Ills reference " tae Gofpo-
fauon Eounsel, a,a., A..
Il Of making ibis disposition Of the communities
@ non o. me Rai!toaa company. n Whieh A,desmen
srd at r. na c.nef pinGateu,
p1svai,ea p1e Il "a INC 0'n 0f A'' Holden
another comm1n.canon IN me shape 81 q an ~ q p
% ananee RI. l tae ptoeeeas OF $lVoou N
at washington erect, WIS referred to the Com
ml1tce Oh fananee.
EEFoRA SCHOOL
sent il he foi]oWipr WIie vas read y he cIep
aIhe Board oi Gnarnians or the Refofm School
wcnld respectfully suggest to be Council, that tie
ground nov occapied by The buildings OF sad
and hcld GnGer teSss rom said eonn5v md Sin IN
View Of Tue permanent character present aud fu-
srefi shnf 1hs citv th,n15 h.ve tti n H." -o.r5
YET aa, M @ IA a. h. Ros1a ~ t.
The county are willing to dispose Of The same,
es h ,c, ""d he ennn,nted 10 eouft AdtS enmm} =.
lie Of The Board Of Supervisors to take such steps
inE ne heat for he @ cooa of ths Civ ~ e'f "'so0n
''@~ '> j., E. GEAy,
AID uosee q ,e me :! 10
rcmm;isce cnns,et,n aq M ons rom zach dixa;nn
n 1ha cIty' torsthsr vii, he Msyor Gomptro1ler
, 1865-02-21

Pnov1sioss-Porkt irregular with moderate spec.
Native detu.nd nt sss8 l9H for new mess; fS35o
a3l5 tor 50 sud 4ao cash and regular way. eloslng Ut
IS. Is regular; szsloa3e. % for prime, and sHIoa
and April buyers option At $50 as7 .. Beet STEADY
at $16.19o7 e f1r plain 1esst and $2l 0o82M for
Dressed hogs In moderate demand At l74@17Hc for
western. Bacon less nctlye at 2o9e1Hc for Cumber.
RIBBED and 20Hc tor long cut has Cut steady
at 11at8k for shoulders; and 1sa2.c for hams. Lsrd
extreme. Butter dali q s@s7c for Ohio; Ass56c for
BiStt. ChAtRf nRift II 4AG.2c. -
, 1865-02-21

Total defcit-......--....-....... ,928
Recra,sed since January 1st. l,a7s
The Fourteenth Ward only lacks twenty men,
More subscriptions are wanted. II would he
ntfy II that Ward were now dtafled. One more
edost and the quota will be filed.
, 1865-02-21

Halls Vegetable Stclltan Hair Re-
nesCer-Renews the halr, restores cray hair 10
Its natural color, prevents from falling oh, naSes
the hair eoft and glossy, DOES not stain the skin
and is the heat hair preparation In the world Try
It. For sale By all dragglsts, and by T. sc9yi, u
Randolph street, wholesale agent fer ne - hortn-
, 1865-02-21

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Feb. 20lsl
A decrease Of ~ perce on gold depressed and un-
settled the Nas ket.
FLoCn-Scsy dull. little inquiry. and prices weak.
GRAIx-rh*xt duil: red " .st31 IS; white 9seo3
f0 Corn null. mud Ehite dtcaed lc; yellow Sl.6f.
pEYRoLxrM- sales ANAL.
NIusx1- Dull vt e. Sic 2-53.
, 1865-02-21

REoup1F4sa.-we cannot mere appropriately
head our usual article upon recruiting, or adduce
NJ, arrumenl that will more largely stimn'ate Re.
crntainc today, than By repairing an announce
meut elsewhere prominently displayed-char1es-
Erde.a1 nnsaesston Let all unite to be present It
ita death and bpT1at. A..
, 1865-02-21

hyde Park, Evaneton, Hanovcr. Wheeling; Etk
Calumet; orland, Bremen, Bloom, Lake View,
New Tricr, and Thornton having filed their quotas
arc dropped from the following table Of deficits:
Eul, Fin Efnrn De-
, 1865-02-21
pkrnpt Sale Of Roots and

Great Bankrupt Sale OF Roots and
Shoer.-1he big ruah At this establishment eur.
passes anything re have yet seen. This cannot
lie entire stock about twenty por cent less than
m,nufscturers' prices. Thei. goods we're mann-
facsnrcd in n!eago hy one Of tue largest manu-
style md beauty OF Workmanship. cannot be sur
passed. The stock must be closea out In tho least
possible time, and 10 all whp can lay in good
vise 10 60 In while the opportunity presents #
sell. Don't forget the plece-134 South Ciark
street, three doors north Of Madtson.
l., ~
, 1865-02-21
WashinStonss Birthday.

"A9NtuHAOM'H 1kHIUI4ys
Editors Chicago Tribune: +.
l. there to be no demonstration OF any kind on
the ed instr VIII rot The bells be rung? Is no
.snotice to be tsken Of the eyent3 L. Washingtons
Birthday 10 pass by unn0tlcedf n.
, 1865-02-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

Third Wnrd.-A meeting Of the Third Ward
Draft Association will be held on Wednesday eve
All members of The Association are requested to
attend and pay up their assessments, 40 as
TO enable The COMMITTEE to commence recruiting
at once. by order OF the Committee.
fcnt.Ehn1.At
, 1865-02-21

Rtsr1. pR1soTrns ron EXCHANGE FIVE hnA-
dred rebel prisoners for exchange, lefl Tor haln-
more last evening by the P1ttsbu1g and IT. wayne
road. They were in charge OF guard o1 n1&y
two mon.
, 1865-02-21

Warning to M1llers and Warehouse.
lnen.-1his clse1 Of our readers will be- interest,"
I'd, and proated perhaps, By reading the adVer,
tiaemeut on our first page, headed It. Warning.
This eystem OF collecting for fnfr1ngments on pa
tents before the eains nre established, should be
stopped. lestkaoo-lt
, 1865-02-21

n ........
Our next sale Of Fn. niturc and Household Goods
vii; take p1aGe at our Ssesrooms Q! Tnesday Feo1u-
MY 81 at 10 O'Clock. Our attention given to
sales Of Furniture C., At ~ellD9s at rooms.
GILBERT d SAMPSON, Aucr0neers,
fet5 E3-St I, Al. d md "a Dearborn Et
, 1865-02-21

TOR SALE-Cottage House and
let for ssle On The lot there stands, In addition.
little house. Pae. given Z required Inquire
, 1865-02-21
Qhif04(5 Ir1br11e.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2l, lees.
THE CITY

FELL. DADA colorcd woman fell dend Ut Mo-
1N quincy street yesterday morning. The Cozo-
nes held an inquest on the remains
, 1865-02-21

PRESENTATION 10 LIEUT.. Col BJERa.-Iicut.
Col. #. ". Berg was yesterday morning pretent-
cd with sword, sash md bels. by the llne ofIcers
OF The 147th Illinois.
, 1865-02-21

TEE SAFE Braa1ART.-At the Police Court,
yesterday morning, were azrafgued Mary Tuomey,
a servant Of HI. j. P. Smith, Hugh O'Connor, her
lover, and Mary Foley, 4 domestic In the ad}ola-
Ing house, on the charge Of having aided In the
recent safe burglary at No: 1&3 Monroe street The
held to hail in the sam Of ST. 600 each for t1al at
the Herprter.e Court
, 1865-02-21

EHxyr HH1sADRR GENERAL SwKE1.-Col. 3.
J, sweet. Post Commundant, sfas on Tuesday lsst
confirmed by the United States Senate a. Bscyet
Bligndier General.
, 1865-02-21
WanteD===z5ituatio1ts.

WANTED-Situation-As Clerk
Y! In Store by young lady having good refer
ebces as to ability. Employ tnt more an object than
laI9e saiary- Address Pest 0tice Box ,244,
, 1865-02-21

BOZ Ios7.--Joseph Bernard, strnnger in the
city, ared rtpe years, st1nyed from his residence
about noon yesterday and has not since been heard
, 1865-02-21

EHr1s1ED.-Eueene F. Lovcridge, the night
editor or the Chtca@o E3sf, yesterday enlisted In
the 16ed regiment, Il1tnois infantry, now forming
, 1865-02-21

SANITARY FAIR AND THE BAPTIST CHUnouEs.-
A Union meeting of the Indies Of the Baptist
churches viii. be held At the First Baptist Church,
corner Of Eldsedge court and Wabash syenne, on
"wednesday. at 3 O'Clock TO take iuto cansddera-
tion thcr relation to hc interests OF the Sanitary
Fnir~
, 1865-02-21

LARCENY or norE1 GooDs.-Mary McCadrcy,
fourth class domestic ut the Stewart House, was
yesterday arrniened befole Justice Brown on the
charge OF having pu1loined linens from the hotel.
4 considerable amount Of the goods stolen were
recovered at the Office Of Wm. S. Ten Brock,
pawnb1oker. The accpRed 1nnde partial confess
sion, and In detaut Of $500 bail was committed 10
aHalt uial before the Recorder.
, 1865-02-21

LAaczsY.-on complaint Of John Wa1ah,
George Walker was yesterday morning had TO
hail for trial before the Recorder IN the SIM OF
soldicrs OF th4 18th Veteran Reserve Corps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-12
PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR
@~ OFFICE-No. l04, King street, over
French's Book Store
NEWS OF THE DAY.

A disturbance occurred in New Orleans, on
the 26th inst. between some white and negro
troops, and a squad of the negro troops fired
into crowd, wounding one man mortally. Great
excitement prevailed tor some time.
President johnson, on Tuesday last, granted
a full pardon and release to William Byrne, a
we'll known BaltimoreaD, who went to Rich
mond In 1861, and remained there during the
war.
Orders have been issued by the Government
for the prosecution to completion, as rapidly as
possible, of the work on Fort Wool, at the Rip
Raps, Hampton Roads.
A magnificent sword, purchased at the cost
Of $3.50, by the negroes of Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk, is now on it's way to Lowell,
Mass, to be presented to General Butler.
During the sitting of the American Medical
Association at Boston, on Wednesday, Dr. G..
G. Cox, of Maryland, offered resolution ex-
pellipg Dr. Nj. A. Pallen, member of the
association: on the charge of being implicated,
by the evidence taken before the military com,
mission at Washington, in an attempt to
poison the water of the Croton reservoir at
New York After some discussion, the resolu.
ton was adopted almost unanimously
The Grand Sire of the United States Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows has issued circular
reasserting the jurisdiction Of that body over
all the subordinate lodges of the Order in the
lately insurrectionary States, and inviting them
to send delegates to the Annual National Com
munication, to take place in Baltimore on the
18th of next September.
The National Democratic General Commit
tee of Kings County, n Y. at a regular
meeting held on Tuesday night. endorsed the
policy of President johnson as far as indicated
in regard to the Southern States, and pledged
him their earnest support in the restoration Of
peace and his Jacksonian democratic policy
in the administration of the government.
Secretary McColloch, in order to meet all
the demands upon the Treasury, has decided to
to pay fifty per ct. currency and fifty per Ct in
certificates of Indebtedness, on all claims over
two thousand dollars, and all except those Of
the army.
Gen. Slocum gavea splendid entertainment
to the officers of the Army Of Georgia, at his
headquarters, on Thursday night. The 18th
and Goth corps we're fally represented.
Tits said that Louis Napoleon is more de-
termined than ever to support Maxmilian.
Belt observed that we commence with 1T is
said.
Thefortifcations atSabine Pass, in Texas,
have surrendered to the e. S.
: President Johnson's Office is now in the
Presidents House.
On Thursday last, six hundred and thirty
converts to Mormonism landed at Castle Gar
den, New York, fresh from Europe. One
halt were females Nearly every age was rep
resented Five hundred and fifty. eight Nor
mons from Hamburg, chiefly North Germans,
ar are now on the way to New York. The
World says the mass of these emigrants are
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-12
g. O D A w A T E E !.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he is
now prepared to supply them with
S @ d A w A T E r,
prepared in the best manner and favored with
at his store, No. 224, King street.
He is also prepared to furnish retailers with
Soda Water and Syrups, or the materials for
preparing the same, at the lowest rates at his
store, No. 80, King street. a. COOK.
an 2Q-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-12
MOUNT VERNON.
n @ r G. r

eTuH~ THE POTOMAC FERRY COM
rE:gS2szz=sas E:gSassz5s=sa PANY'S new excursion steamer
Wa WASET is now running regular trips to
Mount Vernon, every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, leaving their wharf at
Washington, at 10 O'Clock, q. M, and Alexan-
dria at l03.
This fine boat can be chartered for excursi ons
on all intermediate days, and on any evening.
ie 7-3Ot j. VAN RISWICk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-12
.pRESH DRUGS, &c.

Opium, Quinine, Camphor,. Spirits Turpen-
tine, Cream Tartar, CitrlcvAcid, Tartaric Acid,
Super Carb Soda, Oatmeal Hops in papers,
Chloroform, Nitrate Silver EPSON Salts Gum
Arabic, lpecacuanha, Rhubarb, Podophy Hin,
Liptandio, Croton OIL Blister Plasters, Fluid
Extracts all kinds, Solid Extracts, Flor. SUI
phur, Mercurial Ointment Chip and Paper Pill
Boxes, Cod Liver OIL, Calcined Magnesia,
Calabria Liquoriee Mercury, Calomel, Tartar
Emetic, Acetic Acid Sage, and Herbs OF all
kinds, received, and for sale by
je 5-tf 80. King Street.
TARTHEN WARE, CHINA, GLASS
II WARE, sc.
The subscriber will continue the same busi-
ness heretofore carried on at n o. IS, King ST.,
where he offers good assortment of goods in
his lne and solicits a continuance Of the
custom Of the public and tne friends Of the old
firm. [my 25-eo3m] E. J, MILLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-12
3 Rem G LE'
Ice Cream Saloon,
No. l29 King Street,
ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA, Y A.
ICE CREAM, made in the best manner,
will be furnished, WHOLESALE, to Dealers on
the most reasonable terms or by RETAIL at the
saloon, which is fitted up for the accommoda-
ton Of ladies and and gentlemen.
SODA FO q Mt Al n S charged and
SYRUPS, Of all varieties for SALE
A Soda Fountain is in operation at the Con-
dictionary Store,
All the materials used in the manufacture of
Ice Cream, and Soda, are of the best quality.
CAKES, CANDIES. FRUITS, AN D
CONFECTIONERY, of all kinds, for sale.
NH 2S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-12

DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
l. OF BALTIM ORE.
Persons desirous Of effecting INSURANCE
in this substantial and reliable company, can
do so, on favorable terms, by applying to me,
their agent at my office in the Market Building
my 4-tf K. JOHNSTON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-12
LAND NEAR ALEXAN
DRIA FOR SALE

have for sale, low and on convenient terms,
q TRACT Of about 800 ACRES Of LAND in
Fairfax county, about six miles from Alexsn-
dria, lying between the Little River Turnpike
and the Orange Railroad, and bounded by the
Manassas Railroad extension, and the lands Of
Edsall Cowling and others. There is con-
siderable quantity of wood on the land. This
is believed to be the cheapest land in this
vicinity, considering the advantages.
my 12-tf &. JOHNSTON
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28
Yours,

SAD ArrA1R.-On Monday morning,
juno 26th., one of the most faithful EN-.
ployees of the Milwaukee & Prairie du
CHEN Railway, was injured MORALLY (pro-
bably) by an accident. The name of the
unfortunate is Patrick Lsnahan; he has
been 8 years in the Company's SERVICE
While he was attending as brakeman or
man Of all work, the rod transfer from
the main track to the switch, threw him
from the freight train which he was attend.
ing and falling under the cars, three Of them
passed over him, crushing both legs at the
knees. Doctor Mason was Immediately
called, but at this writing it is thought he
cannot live. Mr.. L. has family whose
present misfortunes appeal strongly for re-
lief
We are indebted to Mr.. Charles W.
Walker, Ticket Agent, for this information.
P. S.-Death ensued Tuesday A. N. at
10, after amputation of one leg.