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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

A03WuCAN 8Nr8WpR1NE.
Tn pesssae ass b Sissirsuishsd b
spirit Of enterprise which win b hereaiter
wonderful nc leo fcr the number, vslus anu
bsaeii.s conferred upon mankind, BY its
achievements, than for the unweasicd ense'
y with which it addresses itsslf to uudes.
takirgs stupendusus 10 desigr and aPPsr-
entity insupcrable IN their obstacles. Europe
and the United States have hardly had time
% rejoics over The specsssfal sxpssinsns u
the submarine Telegraph ssaasaaiae ~ ~
continents. aud - fully expeFis.es the vast
advsnsagss 70 he ssomsscsal intesssh Of
the world, snd - inAssnee upon political
develcpneats. before psblis attention In this
cosn,ry aud IL actively engaged upon an en-
tsrprise looking TO the opening Of new
sources of commerrhl prosperity. promising
unsurpassed iuduc cmsnss 10 the investment
Of capital
Il 10 now in contemplatioa 70 take imme-
date steps Tor che essablishmsnt Of line Of
ocean steamships between Psaana New
Zealand and Australia. The great saiue n
such line Of communication has been for
many years folly appreciated BY eaitgbtsoed
ceamsscial men in New Yssk, end - IRE
qusnsiy. been . subject Of earnest diseuasion
in that city and elsewhere. The di0saltiss
Of The scheme, however. have bsea hersto>
fers osdseally conceded % b. insurneu6t.
able, and Il is only recently thst the iFsli.
flying discovery has been made tAsl he hoe
can be 'nsds somplete success. The die.
lance from Panama to New Zealand is about
six thousand miles, but notwithsts nding the
great length o. tae voyage. il has been con
cl isively determined that stoaocrs can car
ry The necessary amount of coal. Tbs trip
can be male between the frymini OF the
route in six weeks, while the voyage 10
England from Australia sad New Zealand
uaually occupies three months. The differ
ence in time and in tho comparative risk Of
sxpo use 10 the Casualties Of the ocean, will
necessarily give the United States superior.
ty in competition with England for the i'm
mems: 49,: :..ae d those regions.
"~-ctofoec the United States has erjoy>
Of the benefits Of THE trade, while
has been greatly enriched BY hes
.d"d command Of the valuable export,
sof these distant colonies In addition
nc wool, tailow, Asx, gums and copper
of New Zealand. England hes had . nsr.
,oly Ia the important article Of Australian
'ool. which 10 very superior and sdmirably
adapted 10 the requirements Of this country
There are but few Of the articiel for which
ne can advantsgeously barter our manufac-
turcd commodities, chen N control Of ths
trade Of New Zsalsud snd Australia. Tha
attempt will evi,lsnsly be made by Amcri.
can capitalists TO secure Il. How Gill Johs
Bull meet this ncw invasion Of his rye
privileges, by Yankee aSdscisy, which h,
completely distanced him in AZ similar 10.
stances Of competitiOne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

A fesv MGerds er Common Sense.
How.5sw there are who arc mot subject TO some n.
feesioa Of d. iunxs respiratory organs, who. W
ncglectine symptoms. agfavatc the COM
p.aint, unt discac eirikes is ehafs causing inex-
preseib'e torture Of s pasieas sns anxiety and di-
tress to frieade "Only cold,- "a slirht sore
throat" IL the heedless rema-k Of many when %
aAected. Yes :A'Only euld.~ wrs the thoughtless
expression Of Thousands whom death has marked fos
bic psey.
Forewarncd- Fofearmcd, should be Il motto FOR
ever in the mica q III suteet 70 Coughs, Colds. ca-
tarfh, lnaucsa- Words OF advice rhorid be beed-
ed BY all succxers Of Asthma Yronchiiis Consulnp-
ten Relief ia within their reach and II neg ccteds
fatal consequences snsue-a life Of mlscry-a daily.
hOurly struggle for existence a contcst In which
shsss ean b bat - ytetos-Dseah
result caased By neeiects Then why deiays What
esaMs e. - o6lrsd. wtsn timely warning b SQUAD
Cd In your earss When the danger IL pointed ont.
why mot asoiA ~ NAAaDpfs PxcrAAI BAx has
been used with success In nearly million Of cases.
and b endowed b tho medical Fscalty n the most
prompt and ecacous remedy tAat scieuttc rceearch
has discovered 10 relieve and all casee OF Colde
Coughss hAansa. and Consumption, n he csse IL
not beyond an hope. Even when the sufferer 10 In
the last stages he Mn and relief BY using this prep
aration. One bottlewiI convince the most ncrcdu.
lous. that the meritaof this preparation are By NO
means exaggerated ip fact-fall far shos, Of The
logies bestowed upOnft BY Thousands who have been
cured by its timely ise. A guarantee accompanies
each bottle. and deasrs instructed in every in
stance to refund the money. when this preparation
fails TO selicve.
prepared ~ T. w. Marsdcn. 81 Broadway. New
ToYk, and for fale BY al Druggists. Price, 81 per
hosfle pu,nMm A. = VAN Q~n ACK. Ann
FULLER, FINCH 3ftLI1P, Agents. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Millions blindness vas the reault Of over.
y 'rk and dyspepsia.
Onc Of the most eminent American Iii
vines has, lce eoms time, bssa compelled
70 fossgo the pleasure VI reading, haa spent
Thousands Of dollars in vain. aud lost years
Of time, In consequence u getting up sever
q hours before day and studying BY arti6-
cial light. His syrs call Wsvsr get we'll.
AulUtudeo ii men and eomen have made
their eyes weak fss life By shs ~ fsss -
Of tho aight n rsaaing enall print, aAd a.
ing dns sewing. In view Of tAses thisnp.
il 10 veil 10 observe Tie follsWine rules &
the uss Of the eye:
AVOID ~ ssddsa change between light
and dasknsoa -NN TfrV Tv*s
Never besia 70 sssa. q white. q ~, 70.
several asssusss allse ss6niae itea darlassa
to . light light. ,-.~ =
Never rcd. 81 swiiieAt or nesniight q
. very cloudy ,tay.
Never read q sew directly in fsont Of The
light, o. wlnd0w, u door.
IL u bsuss y hsss ~ neAt ~ lfou
above, obliQaely over tho lsit shoulder.
Never sleep 20 that on first aWaking the
eye shall open on the light Of window.
10 nos vss the eye.sight ~ light 10 seaut
that Il requires - sesss 20 di,eriminase.
Too much light creates elars, asd pains
and co0iuses the aight. The moment you
are sensible Of N .dort 10 disliagsish, thai
moment csase, and take walk q sidA
A. ~ sky = blse and he easth b esusa,
4 vesld 80 1T ~ calling sbsuA Be =
. bluAsh siaop. - ~ carpet eFsen, and
the wnlh Ct - odlo0 oiss. NJ -
TAs asnsat ~ - iassisctivsly pssapt
"a = sub yeGr go. tAat nsmsot cssst
usiag then.
II IL s1slt1D - eInsd toesshse On vak'
Ing Up. Do ~ Sosdeoy epsn 49, ut sSplj
~ sslivs nth ~ 010es-iB = - speeoiss
Ailoosne = ~ oe1e1 - - eytoe0l
laes 10 uesa wsese--&qCs AbssnsS 2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01


SYPHILIS
DR.. JAMES positively eradicates rom the system.
without the aid OF mercury, iodd9 pAassii aisenics
sarsaparilla any Of those poisonous drug a. they
wont efectually cure the poison y dries Il mp y
break out at future time In its INST hideUus
pect Dr. James = ncutfalixcr M syphilis, the
same as used in his Lock Hospital. NV Orleans, for
thirteen years. and which gained him 70 worldwide
ciassed a. private. to which Dr. Janes deyotes lie
exclusive attention, viz Syphilis, primary, secondary
and tertiary: structures, nrethra discharges. noctuf
the back and luns. Inflammation Of the bladder and
kidneys, rheumatism. hydrocelle. vafocele, cancers.
Diseases peculiar to females. such as amenorrh9a.
dysmen0rrhagia, metOrrhnga. chOlor.le nervous de.
Mlity &c, successfully treated.
DIR. James long practice In New 0rieane, and the
Enforcement Of the most eminent mcdi al and the
amost entire southern pr4e. should convince the most
skepfical that Dr. James and will erfOrm all that
The attention of those who have privately and i'm
properly injured themselves by sexua or the
debasng habit Of self-abuse, 80 prevalent with the
young. uniiting them for nlatrinony business 80
ciety. producing In It's train constitutional debility
premature decay and impotency.
The following are some OF the sad sud melancholy
effects produced by early habits OF youth or sexual
cess, viz: Weakness of the back and limbs pain In
the head, dmne-e OF vision loss Of muscular power
paptaon of the heart. dyspepsia Nervousness, iFri
liability symptoms of consumption, ct. Mentally the
fearful effects on the MID sfe more " b Dreaded
loss Of memory. confustuu of IDEA. depression Of
spirits evil fsebodings, aseer3pn Of society, selfdis
trust. love Of solitude, tmdtys etc. ase some Of the
evils produced
Those afflicted with any Of the above diseases q
symptoms should not fail TO call upua Dr.. Jomes and
be at once restored to health aud happiness. Let
false delicacy prevent YOU hut call sonce. and saws
u thee Ouehtobc dreaded maladies
Weakness Of the organs immediately cured, and fall
vigus restored Dr. James. within DE last afteeu
years. has treated fsease of che vencfoal type
successfully than any other doctor in a. United States
The only specialists in the treatment Of dieeases q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH COMP'NY
la3 1B1IOADWAY.N.


A11cOck's Porous 1s1nsters.
WHOOPISG- COUGH CURED
Cayuga. Hinde County, Miss.
7. ALLoock 4 Co.-Gentlemen Please send me
another ELK dozen of your Porous lasters. They
In great demand here for Whooping cough They act
like charm. could have sold two dozen this week
II had had them. Send A. soon rs possible and
obligs. Yonrs respectfully,
JOHN I. WILLIAMS, r. NJ
ASTHMA CURED.
Mr.. William May. Of 2a5 Spring street, New York;
writes Jan I, 1855; have been afflicted with asthma
for upwards OF ten years. receiving no benefit from
medical men. wae advised by friend tn ~ one Of
AllcOoks PorOus Plasters. said, had tried sever
a kinds Of plasters without any benefit and sappored
they wcrc all alike. Ny friend gave me one Of ALI
cocks. end urgcd NE 10 use Il / did co. md have
now worn them steadily for nine months, aud lind
myssR better than ! have been for many years -
Agency. Brandreih House. New York. Fold by
Druggists.
TaKK IL nothing more certain to prevent female II
Irregularities than Dr. velpsu's Female Pills. They
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

TECE CnRisTiANIrY.-A few weeks ago
che s'eeple Of Roman Catholic cathedral in
Stockholm fell in while the men were at
work upon il, drcadfully injuring some
twenty OF the laborers. Much sympathy.
has been shown for the unfortunate men,
Tho Lutheran pastor placed his church at
the disposal Of the Roman Catholics, and on
the following Sunday the Roman Catholic
Bishop dictated within the walls of the
Protestant church.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
--------------A~e

Thos. D. Gregg, Of Boston. formerly Of
Dallas, has presented the authorities Of the
latter place 100 acres of lard adjoining the
town plot Of Adel. 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
Especial Notice 70 he Ladies.


Especial Neiice 70 The Ladies.
paraions specially adapted for complaints b
which they peculiarly subject, ut once safe,
Healthy and certain " that they should consult one
who has made this treatment his special study.
DR. A. M. NlAURlCEAC.
Professor If the Diseases Of Wemen, !
has heen In extensive ard successful practice kr up
speaks for itseIf-and 10 known to thousands OF 10
dies n the author OF
"The Married Wenan's Private
Medical Csnpanien,"
(arrt psblislsd H. 1851 specially intended for man
red ialiee in .delcste or presarioas health; ffo4
edge dfha cnuplainb .eympt9s and causes, and
their skiliful ard Immediate Treatment. II life
long, reliable adviser and companicn. Over
Ha1fn Million Ladies'
porsess II. Every hurband should have it, dissent
He guarantees cafe and immediate and es,,cacious
cure % I'll special dtaicntses, rree1fstes ard Oh
structione, either In person OF BY mall Ladies from
- % sss ss essoS & WIN
CAUTION To LADIES.
ipjusious rosiT1ns q .lsslale PILE" 'Pcwden."
drops" paimed upon he crsdnlous ard ignorant.
d:p.sd q s.ns - s9 < "a; Il 3 W.
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION" OF con-
suit DR. Maariceau BY letter. and 80 guard against
imposition.
M arriea and Single Ladies
Who dcaiss sais ana esraaln seaedy e. lrsgalas-
EN- EN- m spss s esssbeassd
Portueueso foalalo uenlhly P1ll,
sS"s'ssS g ss.s - 49, 49, . s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

TnE Gauss or FsvsR AND AGvR.-Prof j.
II. Salisbury's idea il that the Cause Of fe
yer and aguc IS vegetable scco, Of which
the air is full at the surface Q. the earth al
sunrise aud sunset. None are found in III,
mir during the middle Of the day, nor At any
time usually at greater height than thirty
feet; answering precisely to the laws Of
miasm. published by us several wears ago
Il is one Of tie most important Of all prac
teal subjects connected with the disease
and the use we have made Of the facts
known in regard to maladics Of this charac-
ter IN the shape Of spring and autumnsl
diseases, cpidcmics, etc. was to recommend
~ an absolute and nfaiibIc preventative Of
these ailments in any family in the autumn
was
First-ro sleep in the upper stories.
Second-To exclude the night air from
the chambers.
Third-Come into the house before sun
down and not 60 out afterwards, 1t least
until supper was taken.
Ffth-kindlc Ii in the family sitting
room at sunrise and sun ct, and sit by il.
All these items correspond with Prof. Sails
isbury's discovery. That these sporulcs
are not found in tho air Of hot nooa-day Is
because heat is Incompatible with their
presence -Ur Hail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
DIR. BixelOW.

]. the enly Phytsciar. as q Specialize.
now in Chicago that b be entirely
relied upon. 90 TO ME, and mt sel.
fer that horrible disease to remain IN
your eystem. disdguring your face
and body, besides destroying your
happiness and future prJepects u life.
lie has made PRlvATD DISEASES
.rA - RONs MO nCnIJ terV hsa ~e~aA~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

ofwarning and 1nstruciioa for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abeeee tch PROSTATE the vital pewcs.
with euro means Of folief Sent free Of charge In
eealed lrttes enyeaOpes. Address, DR.. J. oK1l1IN
nOUGnTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Being short of "pros." the Crushamen
negroes on the west coast Of Africa recently
made raid upon their neighbors Of New
Calabar, captured about 100 prisoners, and
after nicely dressing, splitting and CO king
them. had a grand cannibal feast There
we're coup Of C2labars. nice Calabar tit bits,
tender steaks Of Calabars, broilei Calabar
bones, Calabar in fricnsscc, and Calabar in
every delicious style that Crushamen cooks
could think u. aud the next day Ca'ahar
remnants judieiously warmed over filled
many Csushamen belly and soul with de-
ligh. But the New Calsbar men threaten
ed 10 retaliate BY eating = still larger mum
Der Of Crushamen, and the prospect is that
the whole OF the residents OF the West Afri-
CO coast, IL these skirmshcs continue, will
DO well cooked, eaten and thoroughly d.
gested before next spring.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

IIrE.-Lire Is an enigma. We nre here
to day-all activity and hustle. and to-mor-
row we are gone. We die but the world
moves on as when we were actors on the
stage. As We drop away, others take our
places and We are scarcely missed. Thus
since tho creation; man breathes. insyes
nd dies. If there were not a solution to
this enigma, beyond the confines Of the
grave. how dul. mcagrc and unsatisfying
would be the few hours We pass on earth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Mr.. N. Jones, Of Liberty county. Ca, hss
written for the Cssltisator . comm unicalion
on the culture OF Tea 10 the South. The
editor ofths OslSirsss~ sage:
Our correspondent has favored Us with 4
sauapls Of the tea prepared bv him. In ap-
p0rance, fragrance and flavor. II precisely
resembles Enc article Of Chinese black
tea. II our plantations can produce tea As
6nelv havo - this, with ~ little trouble
o. As. Jeaes sestss IL required in the pro.
cesA Il . ths noss proiltshis crop NO can
grow. In conversation With him. another
point was ELECTED, 70 Wit that when tea
Il raissd Ia localities near the coast, when
the plants are once established, nearly oil
The labor cones in ,ths healthy seasons OF
tssc year, and attef gathering the planter
can retire aNA apend most Of the summer
in more hsAlsAy locality.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Axofnsa RAtIaeAp ExcunsioH.-The
Unien Rsci6cs RaAlssad. sacurriop SANG On
'iis hbmeSer1 way froe Fort Riley, aneiher
excusslod he beea SLAMMED On the rival
route 10 that point--ths Ksssas Branch. -
The expedition Is 70 start next week, and
will 60 from Leavcnworth to Fort Rilev.-
One Philadelphia delegation will como West
IN silver palace car, which will reach
Quincy, ria Pittsburg and Fort Wayne,
thence, crossing the Mississippi, pass on
vard to Westoas escee Wioodn 10 LesSen.
worth. and theacs = Fort niley.--C lses.
land Herald
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

TsKn IL nothing more certain to prevent female If
regularties than Dr.. veIpsus Female Pills. They
will in all causes return Of monthly sickness.
without which n0 unmarried lady can enjoy perfect
health. Sold hY NIL QrugxietA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Wool IxrLusxcsp hr FEsp.-Sheep pre>
IT upland pastures, seAD1reat rasiseS II
be- been proved that pasture has = greater
'houence than climate, IN the 6nencss Of
veol. Fat shssP ~1eId Aaejso1sd esersrs
6esce. The fine il6cky Of western Penn
syivsais. when saken - shs bsair5ss u
llknois. In the same latitude, wit. IN . few
years. ch1D4e thenf eAesc,es. m ouasti.
~ Of 6se6s6 I'D the sixe Of the sheen iii,
ses - reHejss&u lHsAnd i,svhsgs 10 bess
! Ct doe wooj.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
Ladies' Desiring 4 Smooth.
Clear and

The delightful Toilet Article has equal for pre-
serving and bcautifying the complexion and skin.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Depot "a Fulton a..
New York. jcil-dkvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

JAS. A. HIGH,
PROPRIETOR o. fnD
0aEF1soA Street Livery Stable.
nR HARRISON STREET, BETwREN
100 Front and Second MorseS =
C0fr11goo, Of the best quality, - ~ q ~
AeufA Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
oad boarded at reasonable charges. (nylo.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

s:.n il sh.se 1878 ssss5ss: .s's =
49, end aasesea - tsns. TIE ehat
ehesh % breed, ~ sito ~ aseksd. o.
- snd loine broad, Aet, and straight the
49, eooo4 - ehsst = pedDostjos - ~
49, - 49, small. the sars thin. the skIu
IN nd slastie, the wsol ssis,to IT, aDucIs.
lbiek. - ceolsg zen forward 10 the fss.'
bse sot seYwi9gM .Ths Gaes snd f.vvh.,d
shevid - d tksd With shost hais. ga ~
eys6 saSsDl Aass > livslS ssossssiss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
Worth Ono Million Dollars,
TO 1BR sOa.Hs Az ONE spOIs.AR
EACH. WITHOUT RE-.
GARD To VALUE.

- = Nu. All
Ei0AiVK
CATALOGUE
The New York herald., 1866-03-21

COFFEE Some inquiry prevailed for prime qualities.
Common grades neglected, aud prices continued
heavy. No positive sales were heard Of. Negotiations
beng made for 5000 bags Rio but the transaction
not fully coDsummaed at the close Of the market
Tho stock OF Rio in the country estimated by Messrs
Gunari, Arden Co, comprises 400 bays In lots as
fohows:-New York ~ 49l bags; New Orleans 12,elS
Baltimore. sO00 Mobile 1OeO; Savannah, 1000; Pha.
delpha 5000 Of other descriptions the stock In New
York embraces i4l bags Laguayrs, 294 Cuba, 6150
other descriptions Total stock In New York, including
Rio 800 bags We quotc:-Ro, ordinary TO fair,
17c. alsstc gold, duty paid good 10 prime, 20c 2lc
gold duty paid; fair 10 good cargoes, l3c l5c, gold
80 days ensh, In bond; Java, ne 2sIsc. Maracabo
II Nc. 3he.; laguayra, 2lc "A DE ~ Domingo, lie
a isc Ceyon, &c. a 25c., gold duty paid
CASohs-lhe market continued slow for all Sorts but
mainly from the trade, aud small business was done at
zoe &c. ior city aud Western adamautne t0c. for
patent ana soc. lor sperm -
DrE Woops-fhere has been little or no Improvement
In this branch OF trade; anything the market ruled
trine IN buyers iavor, under continued ight inquiry
The supply 4 not large OF any description but ~ com
par.d with ti present requirements " very ample We
quote Manila s.ipan wood $50 slO0, Tabasco log
wood sA 80, cainpcachy DO 80 TUBA iusuc, $50 n
So, Maracaioo 90 Ell szz tsmwood t2io, gold
Lima wood tiso, !ain.oa anu 81 pomingo io2"ood
S2l $2z o. hohdurss soo, currency.
FKEiGnis to laverpoo, were duli py ai, Win ample
tonnage on thc per.n, ous hIm py S'eAmerSi unaet
scarcity oi ROM Inc enkaSe.en.s "ev..2 LVer.
pool, 300 boxes bacon ~ d.s oa zo ~ Dds Iosin
- 900 bales cotton ~ oiou az yer steamer spaas p
last evening, i.p oa'es "'on s"s .' a. hs % Au 'T ~
bushels corn ., oha soo .,e.ss -, osci, pce Iva 10
London y steamer 1Vv ucrve. oee az ~ ~ sov ooAes
bacon at US ioo dds r"s'n ~ os wv ,.s ne,"P ~
zoS 10 prcmen, 'vv ocn u's h.,., o 49,, Ia s.,S r.
The New York herald., 1866-03-21
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

tuesday, NIUTCn r. N.
BREsDsrUrFs FsReccipts GOA bbls. flour, 1850 bags
corn meal, 2s1 bushels wheat 24sO do corn, $500 do
oats, 375 do rye, 700 do malt and 500 do barley
Prices for State aud Western flour again declined &C.
10c per bbL under continued light demand and the
market closed heavy and irregular The sales were
about 900 bbis. mainly at revised quotations as
found below. Southern flour was also inactive
and declining. The sales comprise 900 bbls.
Canada flour was dull and unsettled, and prices
at the close Of tho market were nominaly
lower The sales 800 bbls. Rye flour without
special change About 400 bbs taken ut our quo.
tations The demand for meal inactive, and
have only 10 notice sales of 600 bbls mainly Brandy
The New York herald., 1866-03-21

cept during "Fve per cent nationals" II Is re-
Marked remain at 6 and four and half per cents at
81, and are even at this low point barercd away FOR
Americans although the interest," which has been regi-
arly paid since 1915 has mainly contributed TO the
great wealth OF our towns and of Southern Germany
The New York herald., 1866-03-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT -
and Conmonaity Of the city Of New iort relative -
the widening and extending Of Ann street and Fuon se
In the city of New York -.
fursusnt 70 statutes in such made and prc,dsd Ne
Mayor Aldermen and Commonsity Of the city New fove
hereby give soiice ,hs. they intend g sPpy ne 30
FERN of said Court, 70 b. held a, the City Hal
IN the city OF New York, on SATURDAY The 2tk
tnst dav or A. soon thsresfsr b. heard
appointment reoners o. Esnate and A.
srssuen In the above sned matter that the
extent Of the improvement hereby intended the widening
on Ann and Fulton street In said
70 manner following that 70 say On ne northeriy sds
both siaes Of Ann street between William street Goi1
also sides o. Fulton street between wils
and Rvde aey the southery FuIto.
street between RIdefs sney and Water street and a.
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