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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28

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DAVENPORT NATIONAL BANK
SUCCESSOR TO THE
NE II MANTs' BRANCH.
a state Bank Of lows. o
Capital, 100000
This Bank is now authorized by the Comptro
Ter to commence business, and having increased
its capital to
Two lIumdrea Thousand Dollars
is prepared TO do . banking business in ill its
branches, will
Bssy USed Sell Exchange,
| Purchases bills, discounts notes and bills, and
makes collections at all avaahe points in the
State. Sells r.
DRAFTS ON England and Ireland.
in sums OF 81 and upwards, aud draws sight
drafts on the principal cities on the
Continent Of Europe,
Agent for Jay Cook, Sub Agent for the
q. 3. Screen TAirsv Loan.
B. B. WOODWARD, CSshi<r.
Csc l.. DAvExpoer. Prevalent,
j. Ii. BERRrHIiA Vice AAsdent.
Davenport March 9th. d&w3m
STATE BANK OF IOWA,
Merchants Branch at Davenport.
after Monday, April Sd, 1865, the business OF
title Of
TIE Davenpsrt National Dnnk.
Balances nccroing on that dat on account Of
ne Merchants branch Of the State Bank will be
ffenc9trea to the new Association. and checks
should he drsws accordingly
davenport, March "a, 1866. dkwlw
Stores EOs. Sale.
WUPPERhAN'S BLOcK-THREE STORES
w on Brady Street, for sale By
mr7-dtf JNO. l.. COFFIN.
- SreSt Csssnsw Lands /
In Cleona, Hickory Grove, and Princeton
i Townships For sale by
mr4-df JNO. l.. COFFIN.
FOR NsaLR,
|MrREslbkNcE on u. eo,,., - s.h : Per.
NA = sss Pen tefsls s6sly q, he NV nrem;s. q
Needless No. s..
1.-TWO rRANE HOUSES. AND vuLr. tor.
J \ ~ 800 Aodlt1dn, toe sa1gbT A0
o0-aM 49, CoHr1u.
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They May be Taken 1t All

With perfect safety without making any change
renders il easy 70 administer them to children.
Prepared and sold BY h l.. Hahnaeec1<
Z Co.. Sole Proprietors a. aud IS Wood aud
VI Fourth streets, Pittsburg, Pa.
Sold y Druggists and Medicine dealers gen
orally.
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NINN0LLS bLoCh. S1COND p
Or X a Wilson Fills
WILL CURE
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And r. euf{cr:nr fror, Headache -.
NV" ou"o'"'6 'v'" s'Taude"et 81
al once ana Duv D0xs
r. rrr n,rvcr,o.e ~ ,,ronr,,,,
rn..' aa T,,ry ~, n ,,,nra, ~. fo|
cnrrnv ANN nrn...Mr.,T n,,,r
W I'LL NV sI""HNIUi VonI'
One PHI In ~ Dose.
PREPARED NJ
pr rArNrcTnrT m
D. =. u ~ = . w q u w.
SOLE rFoPaeToss.
WHCLESALG DRUGGISTS.
And Manufacturers cf White Lead. Red Lead,
.'''arst' fa'''' &C.
20 q g WOO" 81, Pittsburgh "a
UTu00ists ana Fateni MEDICINE UeHIere
Everywhere.
Ash Tnnec.
r,.r ..-., ..;.,1 u.s. 1870 1870
moving Nausea. Pain and leb,I,tv. from Tint or
gan, and through il impart tone aud vivor to the
whole systea
AZ n Cnfs, N ritz.
They influence more the mo.orv and lea, the Sc.
corning power Of the bowels than any other com
bInat'"n N common use
For UyADenst0s
And it's ten thousand Inconvenience. from ,
slight indigestion and sallow checks to extreme
emac'at'on and depression o. spirits, or con
nrned case OF Meianchoiia ~ MS most aggravated
form these f'iis are confidently recommended
as a sure cure, II persever'ng'y used
Headache Of All Kinils.
Such . Sick Headache, Nervous Headache,
kheumst'c headache. Bilious hsadache, Stupid
ache--is promptly relieved BY the use Of these
Pills.
They Never Fail
In removing NAUSEA and HEADACHE, to
winch FEMALES are SO subject
Liver COn1nlainf.-.T
nS~n.
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MEDICAL.

AND MODE or TREATMENT 10

AND MODE Of THEAT0ENT ID
rae s1rseoe Or kserfece6oM.
u penesrales the serres AMbuoh
of thiS terrible disease aud xterminatss H. reot
Il reuaoves Al The wreacheA
symphonic Of this lcathsome malsdy. ssd avsrss
ccnsumption.
u cleans the head. aeoaoslsos
the breaih and affords the most grateful relief.
II alcvDatcs more Agooy ao0 ID.
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
10 II noted 16r corboG the oOOe
hopeless cases. that every known means hsvs
failed IN.
ID csres Hay. Roso and Rsr1eA.
ic Cstarrh, Of the most obstinate and sislsas
Ne isrm sfCasarrh er ns1ses In
the head can resist IT, penetrating power.
Dr. liOp0alc has new 0pen1 =
lifetime in battling with this fell dsssss. His tri.
'' ~. SssTSsie.s Cassrrh nes.eAy
isa hsrmiess liquid. inhaled rom the palm q
10. b. Goodale d knewn slhres.
ought the country ~ the author Of the only True
Tisory Of Catarsh ever psSiishss. Wn1s -
oriKsn-wh its ravages-mode Of treatmeue--
and rapid cure in Ill IL forn,s.
DR. ciosda1r.s Pamphlet - Ca
at our ssss sss .n sia ::
postage stamp to our ONCE.
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CArARRH The name or Dr. H. 0oodale has
become familiar throughout the eoustry 70 tbs
victims Of Caiarrh. from his we'll earned fame in
curing this terrible disease. he IA the first aad
only person who ever penetrated the secret am
bush of this fearful malsdy His remedy aud
| mode cftrratment II the only one ever kueWn 10
cure It'll Troy. N. Y. Daily Times
Pliny Mills. the we'll known traveller. snd
whose family Physician DR.. Oosdale wes lss
many years, says
III DR.. 0oodale ssya be con cure Catsssh no
can cure H. He further sestiGes thst ths Dr.
has few equals In medical skin. and % sdpesiefs
In successful practice.
Hay, Rose and Periodic Catsrrb, Dr. Good.
aie's Catnrrh Remedy and mode of treatment oet
only affords the krcatest relief in every variety
Of Catarrh, but il xtinguishes the disease Gosev.
er IN all itstypes and stagc.. Every Que speaks
we'll Of tn. Y. Com. Advertiser
Price u. send stamp ior pamphlet.
NORTON D Co, Sole ArruAa
febos-d1y IS Biecckcr e.. NY.
49,
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rnE WORLDS OPINION

THE WORLDS OPINION.
Tsuching the BlTTERS this grand fact il clear.
Their fame alls all the Western Hemisphere.
kAewn 10 oil lands. washed BY its ocean twain.
4eeltA, Hope and vigor follow in their train.
AVOID COUNTERFEIrs.
0OSrETrER0 BITTERS share the common
Qfall things good--Imposters imitaae.
thsoe bcwars-discreetly use your evss-
Ssenhsasst houses purchase your Supplies
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Stores For. Sale.


WUPPERMAN'S BLOCK-THREE STORES
w on Brady Street, for sale By
mr7 diff JND 4. COFFIN.
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The new position gained and occupied bv
this corps is now held by strong BODY o.
our troops, who will be able to ,epel any At.
tack
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-28

PHILADELPHIA, March 81.
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the
tho loan today Of a2.17j,9O0, including
one of $2O00oO from Chicago and one OF
Sl5O,OOO from Syracuse, n. T., also 1928 in
diyidual subscriptions of $50 and $780,
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New YORK. March q.
Gold tonight 1884.
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BR0Wnell { PERI
II. II. PARKS.
Sea 4 Ziunlncrinan,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS /!
Fer the Purchase and Sale Of
kIessr, Grotse Osese Predssce.
TvONSI0NNENTS SOLICITED AND AD-
~ vAxcss made on goods in store.
ass Oouth water street. Chlcago.
PARTICULAR attention paid TO selling Dressed
Hogs and Live Stock. Chicago Referenecs-
solomon Yturees Sons l. A. Allis, "a National
Bsnk Kimball = Wolcott Francis b. Uhsr-
NM. hayor. deelS-dly
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For Literary Men,

Students, Delicate Females and all nersons Of
sedentary habits. they are invaluable - = LAX
ALIVE. improving the appetite, giving TONE
and vIGOK to the Digestive Organs, and restor-
ing the natural elasticity and strength Of the
whole - stem,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30
CITY POLITICS.
Selling the Pools for the
Candidates ut Premiuni
DiscOmnt

HavnraItv-
Selling the Pools for the
Candidates mt y Premfuni
Discount.
Lafayette Hall, an establishment located & h. =
broadway, was densely crowded last night by throue
excited politicians The OF this festive gather
ing was the observance OF the technically de-
nominated "SeiIing the pools for the Mayoraltyn The
nsodsS opcrandi Of this sale, although familiar to po
clans in general and sporting particular worthy
an explanation Messrs McMann and Johnson, the or
ganzers OF the SALE announce that they will pools
Tor Messrs Roberts, Hoffman, Heckcr and Gunther the
upon oilers nfty dollars for the rs choice Bids
ceod each other and finally the fret choice sold
hundred dollars The purchaser declares, will sup
pose, that Mr. Roberts is his ''chosen one" Accord
ingy the auctioneer proclams to the wondering multi
tude tha there fifty dollars In the pool aud that the
second choice Is still on hand Once the second choice
ID osposed OF the proceeds being added To- the fund al
ready on hand the third and fourth offered TO the
purchaser deposits his money the spot and receives
IN exchange printed ticket bearing his name the
Der OF the pool and the OF the candidate whose
triumph he has placed his greenbacks These cards
transferable and negotiable, and the holder, the
election decided In favor OF his candidate sweeps or
.ne FUNDS invested In that particular speculation to the
dscomtiture OF his late temporary partners.
Inc betting last night was decidedly spirited The
auctonecr disposed 70 be ocose kept crowd
IN good humor for couple Of hours. Some twenty
pools varying In value from $50 TO $3.50 each,
quickly made up, the total stake amounting to
upwards Of $4,000 The average betting stood ono hun
cred TO eighty Roberts against Hoffman, bids for
Gunther and Hecker being both confined to the most
iractlona columns TO BE- found In any arithmetic. Last
nght, however, being the inaugural soiree hardly
DO taken sample and the sales which will be con-
change In the spirit OF the purchasers The principal
pools disposed Of were made up as follows
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S HiPPING NEW S.
(.I.EARE.tb

CIEAREp
sism.-hp Perss Br) LOT, Queenstown aud L'verpo"'--E
s,caa.hlp 81 Patrick tsr,, Trocs. Lverpoowaliarn.
Steamship south America Tnkepaugh - Thomsa. RIO,
Steamship Costs RIGA, Harris orienns--fames A
sfcan.shp ysruns. whltchar.,, sssannah-Lsinss.on.
steamship Zodiac. Dearborn. savaansh-Mursy A No
s,rsm.hip Constitution Grreumau sayannah-wAkrH'"n,
steamship fybee tncsvl Crowcn Savannah--f l. Jonee.
ste.mfhip Granada. baxter. Charleston Sc Leaf
n'esrsca% 9rlyiaa.on For Go ''''' ~ .O'''' -
Steamship fairfnS Winters heSandria-h ~ 'romwnit
Steamship KinEnshrr. Rector. Ral!imcr~-i . so,llt
Steamship FranconiS. Sherwood for'isnd-u Cromwell
ship seminole tnew, Holmes. san Frsnc-eo--ssiton
sD s.ysrsos McG,e S.s SrsssE sc,ssc S. ss
n.,k .espoco sBrl nsig., llyersoo-so,,.an Ld!e
Bart =, ursuli Br, Lsnf"re. R'c Observation-Disclosures
ssrk Hunter, YORK G.i,e.ton-rhompron isautsr.
Dark ANNIE Glover, iisrm@n. Gave'on--ruppes& Reai
bark I'd. Carter Keuny Bc..ooMiller Hoosho"
srs ws'sr xly aGH o, s'd ,sn.y
s ss cnp S- cnr Brai.sas q John. prwo
ss 1 MI Sc ss o Ssess"
scbr Empress tBrl Clubhouse. sacsSsnle Mp Asvus
SIR Tones, As copsry Ina'acosyg.s c;..s
sssr Wv Ssas ws.sss st@S s
slaehi.
Soy .n3 Qassr.,cwa c,s wiz ,,.s 40 - s"e,,,
nJchn Dale lIsa roug westerly wind, e .s'.i,e lss
twp rockets and Roman tand-. bound Y; ssrrr nfhL q
Steamship, showing two rocket aud blue heh bound ha.t'
ISL iai fI7 Ion ittJ s"smshp slowing Two r"cms'
llr,a hound g. 21th lat = ~ lon 81 ~,
steamship thy OF washington. brnct too rrioo same
dHy lat " H. Ion ~ "a steamship seosha h'oe io' Liver
Steamship Scotia ,Br. Judkus, iavotro.s Nov " ia
Queenstown lph. i.HPM with muse and ~ pas sngrs 70
ransra ' qs oa roy. Lys1, II ~ e., ~ ssr Esss
shp Scc,irud hence Tor Liy"rposl 2s, ~ htf' ~ LIN
St.ansh,p worro scstls Asesas Havana Nov -. Frs,
with usdxs and passengers, 10 SIonOft iisNen 70.
sssensh,p C,,lv gnndberg us,nns ~0s ~ via Hsap,on
Roads where pu Tor oeap, 2; hours. with ns md
passengers. 10 las II ward 4 20
steamship San salvador stlns savannsh Nov - nv,
with rn,sc aud passengers, - Harrison Alien
stssnship Afsdne Dtsty Wilmington, day, sis mdss
| and ~ ssenctrs, % i.ringston, ros kco
pcss Bscte. ii.a heavy w.ashty shifted asrso, s.i
' Brig ilr"risi's ,r Doe. ssr~"~ ~ a,y- ~''h msn.
Avg Irene CBrt Cole Charo,t.tcvn. PEI a asys, Siih
/ oats. &c, 20 v Desolf Co
Rrs pnassn Parker, Acknowledgment. 70, r,oe"es
az az y ,os ; Is spols Ss cifss q ssy. tae ~
". s,ss; s.; YsS ,,.:: s s.. !. a.,
*: *, s's s s,s's: Ssss:, y wEs
ssss VIM SSs,t,sr sSns1 sspsis t.r so.,or
sohr Vintage. fssbbns Pilssbe,spo,i for N.ssds.ee
s.sr 9 xds@s q. ss..c.; r.ov'dsn'e
| schr Esnelss HsshL Johssen. New Ha,s"
Schr GEO scss Haskell New HsssS Tor s,.ss,"''''
schr EvsOa a, Burden, New Haven.
| schvCci Lester Berry, Ne. Hayr,. q. r,n.,i.,,b,s
4oSr Rssi Howe Strong, Wsndop 10, rrcsiaco"s
| schr n " Carlisle. Sbsidoo. fo"s.scs""a
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Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, Nov. rs, 1856.
The English ste smer Of the st. Thomas line arrived
here yesterday, and by her have news from vcne-
zuea which 10 not however Of any great importance
Financial matters still absorbing the attention Of the
government they have been for time past bat
the fears Of dissolution Of the Cabinet in consequence
Of the difficulties Of the financial condition Of the
try ana want of accord aruong the MEMBERS have dis
appeared and hopes entertained that the government
may weather the Storm the Immediate danger having
been happily dispelied by thS generous promptitude
with which wealthy capitalist, Mr. Alexander viso,
ON the oath Of last month. which will suffice at least for
some time.
In material prosperity she county, Is sad TO be adj
vancing aud there need be doubt OF il II peace be
really established The Western road which will be the
great artery for the States Of Aragua Bolivar and Guaco
il rapidly approaching complction appears from the
official report of the President OF the company and the
railroad from Puerto Cabelio, to be called the Central
Railroad of Venezuela, is also nearly finished
by way OF Santiago de Cuba learn shat the i'm
Hayt Is at an cnd, having been brought coacluson
BY tho bombardment and entire destruction Of Cape
Hayen by British vessels Of Tho place where the
sion OF Gelrard's troops.
From the same source also in possession OF
news from Jamaica, but II amounts TO more than
confirmation OF former advces thai the troubles there
were over the drama concluding with the execution Of
Boyle and some others. Most likely You will already
have heard this
The steamer Liberty arrived last night.
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Jersey city News.

srn,ous suoouxc AryIuY IN JrlsrT Crry.--Yesterday
afternoon a difficulty occurred between two canal boat
men, named John Quinn and Aaron Rowlo NJ the Morris
canal basin, in Jersey City, which resulted In Quinn
being shot by Rowlof, and seriously " not fatally
wounded. The injured man taken 70 the station
house, where no was attended by Dr. Hadden II ap.
poars that the gun was loaded with brckshot two d
which penetrated the skull Just the le eve, aud
another entered the cheek The doctor id not rucceed
In extracting the balls from the skull Rowci was ar
rested by constable Strober and was committed to the
city prison 10 await the result Of the injuries Quinn
ststes that the difficulty originated In reference 70 tyiug
up their boats that be threatened % pnt hole through
Rowofs head when the latter went into The cabin and
BROUGHT out gun and rcd nj him. with the result sbrvs
stated. Both men rough and desperate characters
THx FATAL ACCIDENT on THE Ngw Jxmsr Ruisosp.-Tbe
inquest the body Of the young man James v wes-
cott whose mutated remains wcre found on the rail-
road At the Washington street crossing Jersey City was
concluded before Coroner Krs,er yesterday afternoon,
when the jury rendered the following verdict That J.
" Wcscott his death by being knocked down and
run over by train OF cars the New Jersey harcad
at Washington street crossing, after the locomotive had
been detached; and further, that the sand J. v Wescott
came 10 his death by the gross neglect OF the company
for not having watchmen placed ut crossings between
tho hours Of ten and six A. and the jury request
that tho proper authorities examine into and soc mat
wachmcn be placed At all the crossings IN Jersey Cy
from Ten M. 10 six A. NJ, In the Judgment oi she
jury ~ very necessary being shown that Tiers sre
from twelve TO sixteen locomotives and trains passing
between those hours
Locoxouvn Dssnss Isro A Housx.--Yes,erday
afternoon number Of wormcn belonging to the Jersey
City Locomotive Works were engaged in getting NAM
moth new locomotive the Atlantic and Great western
Railroad Company, over q temporary truck from tho
machine shop to the New Jersey Railrusd track when
singular accident occurred which came near demcllsh.
Ing four story binding 81 the corner Of Railroad avenue
and Washington street. The locomotive was fired ~,
and, u Ia supposed the engineer shifted tho valve the
wrong way whom the engine ran forward instead Of
backward crushed through tho vault uader me sidewalk
and dashed through the cellar WALL when us fur,ner pro
nged VISA occupied BY Gcorgc Hunter ne iiouor store
the FIRST oor and by large number Of fam les
head, amongst whom there great excsment auii
vas sscertained that the danger Was pat
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HAVANA, Nov. " 1850
The steamer Hendrix Hudson arrived to. day from
Philadelphia. While entering the port Spanish
ofwar ran into her striking her amidships and cutting
her down to the waters edge She had government
pilot on board at the time Temporary repairs will be
made, and she will sail on her usual day
Considerable dissatisfaction prevails here at the APP
pontmcnt OF General Lursund 10 supersedc Captain
General he being pro-siavcry man, immensely In debt
and Cuba and the Cubans must satisfy his creditors.
gold medal Ia to be presented Captain Barton N
the steamship Columbia for meritorious conduct during
the recent hurricane the night of the Esd ult The
medal cost $119 in gold.
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Fno have recently squared their accounts with the gov
snent Others who have superior claims for retention
in service have beaK sns IL sheuasps command and to
the Pacific coast but not for the Immediate purpose Of
making payments. No money will be disbursed 10
troops for some time to come
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30

PREMIUM
STEAM SAW MII.I.8.

The first prize, The
GOLD MEDAL
awarded IN the
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS
by the American Institute, at their October 1870 for
THE BEET CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
AND STEAM ENGINE.
Orders for these, Gang Saw Mills,
SUGAR MILLS.
General Machinery Irun Brass Castings Forgngs Rad
road Cars. &c-. &c. promptly fMhd
Address GEO. Nj CLAPP. Treasurer,
Newbuyg. N. ".
L. G. WARD, Agent
IS Liberty street. room No. &, New York
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The Southcrn Expres. Compnn


For OF Mcrchs ndisc valuable Packages
Specie Bank Notes Bonds &c for all parts OF the South
aud southwest. In connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
have established their agency 80 Broadway New York
where N call for goods TO be forwarded SOUTH VIII
receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and vnuabl.s delivered 10 Hsrnden's Rns
and United States Express Companies for
tha Southern Express Company viii receive prompt de~
patch. .
For pavticuiars OF freight &C. apply the oacc Of
the southern Express Company, 10 Broadway -.
n. Is PLANT, Presidr ut.
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Furs, FHrs, Furs.-At Banta's, 357
Canal street elegant Mink Capes Murs and C0arsg Chill
drens Fancy FuTS; ladies Fur Trimmed Hoods; Gents Fur
Caps Cloves Muniers Sleigh Robes. &c. &C. Furs
paired and made
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BUY Miller's Hair Dye-Large Size ~
cents best in the market Sold BY druggists Depot 80 Dey
street
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr, Presidents, GO Broadway Agents
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Campbell, APothccsry and Chemist,
corner Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth sales.--future rsd
Cines dispensed with
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"DeW or Eden,' by ssTho Ber0net,s
Son. makes the bright the complexion clear
soft the Ups ruby the spirits gay and delicious 81
Wholesale, BID. HARRIS Co. al Broadway.
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Hilps Hair Dye, 30 Cents.-Black or
brown Reliable Depot o. John street Sold by all drug
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1000 Pairs Gentiemen's Heavy Canton
Flannel Drawers at 81 -; splendid Shirts So No Park
Iuw; afo 40 Broadway.
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CoIoresi Velvet

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured BY Dr. ZACHARIE TO Broad
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservatfvo
and Wig depot wholesale and retail No. Astor House
The dye applied by sklllfu artists.
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Lectures 20 Gcntlcmen,

Improved Lock stitch Machines fer
tailors and manufacturers GROVER Baker Sowing
Machine Company 49j Broadway.
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ssDew or Eden" by sThe Baron cts
Son. now ready. Wholesale depot, sss Broadway.
ED. HARKlS 4 CO
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Fowler q Wells, PhrcnOlOg ists,. 3Ss
Broadway, gisv Written Charts day and evening
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The
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
"a uR0 AWAY

SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
50 BROADWAY.
Expresses daily N all or tho South and Sout
west by an rail aud steamships
Goods intended 70 inland should he 40 marked Tho
Company agninst all risk slight additional charge
when tho vaiue y declared nj time of shipment.
Adams Express Co.. TIarnden's. Kingseys and Hopes
express will call for and receive goods intended g.
by the Southern Erprcss Go.
feu
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COl0red Velvet Ribbons Of Every
width and shade Also full line Blacks just received
from auction: the largest assortment this city -
cent below their value N. T. HIGGINS.
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Lecture 20 Lndien,-nr. {

Lecture 60 Lndies.-Dr. Gleason Lee.
turr ladies' Clinton Hail. pnce Friday afternoon
O'Clock, woman and Her Diseases. Thcr Causes
Of Prevention and Cure" spenddy illustrated with
than 800 models recently imported from Paws. especi
ally to illustrate this lecture
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Untrina med Ilnta.
FoR LADgRa MISSES AND CHILDREN.
limit rrga variety. and the most moderate prices
the traar GRNIN. No. 6iS broadway.
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The Improved ..sioat" Elliptic Sewing
Machines. 651 broadway Agents ~aaied. A. H. SCrI.EF
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Grover & Bakers Highsst Prem fum
elastic stitch Sewing Machines family 493 Broadway
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.
Arrival Of the Steamship MORO Castle-Tho
New Captain General Of Cuba-ColIislon
Between the steamer Hendrix Hud-
son and Spanish Man-of.War-
News from Venezuela OF
the Rebellion In Hayti, &c.

Tho steamship Moro Castle, Captain Adams, from
Havana the 25th inst arrived at this port yesterday
We are under obligations to the purser OF the Moro
Castle sor proLapt delivery Of our Cuban files