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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-12

Tnkc two or three pills gong TO led every second OF
third night II They do nj purge TWO or three times
the next morning. take one two more but slish
breakfast shOnh variaby kaOw their use. The Liver
sry Az anttlious plfgative they are inferior to
and in doses Of two or ree they give astonish-
ing relief in Sick Headache; also In slight derane-
mSnts Ofthe Stomach IS, u
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TRAVEEER's GUIDE.

ICdrefutkg corrected az changes occuT.J
To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Depot, Camden street and Eutaw street-l30, T.05
and 8.45 a. NJ, and 800 and 40 and 7.45 T. M
Sunday trains at 4.30 and 8.45 A. NJ, and 40.
For Annapolis-Leaye Baltimore, Camden station
sos A. NJ. and 4. P. II.
To Philadelphia and New York, by Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, Depot Presi-
dent street-S.25 and 80 A NJ and 10, 65, SIS and
and for Philadelphia 9.25 P. NJ. To HaVre de Grace,
40 p. ".
To Harrisburg Elmira and the West by Northern
Central Railroad, Depot corner Calvert and Frank
lin streets, 900 4. NJ. and 1910, 7.20 and 1000 z H.
To York, BY Northern Central Railroad i.2O r. NJ
r PaT;l;t99p by Northern Central Railroads.&c.
. T. Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
P.
To Ellicott's Mills By Baltimore and Ohio r R-620
and 10 a. NJ, and $50 p. NJ.
TO Salisbury by Phia., Wilmington and Bait. R R
-9.25 P. n.
To boyer, Del, by Phila, Wilmington and Bait. R
R-110P P. N.
To Wheeling and Parkersburg by Bait and Ohio r
E-daly mail $50 A. n. Except Sunday; Cincinnati
EXPRESS, daily dncluding Sunday 10 P. NJ.
70 Westminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland Rs Il. NJ. and go and $50 P. N.
To Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond, by
Bay Line, Union Dock, dolly, at 80 P. H., and New
Line, Spears wharf, 0ally, at 100 7. ".
To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge, Eastern
Shore, every Friday by Individual Enterprise Steam
ers. Light street Wharf. at 100 4. NJ.
10 Annapolis and West River every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at A. NJ by same line
For further information, see advertisement OF Rail-
ROADS and STEAMBOATS, IN another part Of this paper
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THREE TUNs HOTEL.
CITY COUNCIL.

THURSDAY, FeD. IL.
FRS, Branch.-A quorum of members were present
with the President, James Young Esq, in the chair.
Mr.. Caulk presented a remonstrance Of John 4.
Carroll and others, against the erection Of steam
engine on the corner of Henry and Hamburg streets;
referred.
The President presented communication from the
Board of Health, IN relation to nuisance On Bond
street: referred.
Nj. ForeIaen called up the ordinance providing for
the opening of Cook street, from Gmor to Fremont
street; passed.
Also, the resolution authorizing certain repairs on
Caroline street: adoSted.
Also, resolution to repair Light street, south o.,
Winder; adopted.
MI. Jones presented petition from the Board OF
Registers OF the 18th ward Tor compensation for
vices rendered. referred 10 the Committee Claims.
after 5rlet session IN convention with the Second
Branch. the branch adjourned.
Second BrGrch.-This Branch met at the usual
hour, Daniel Harvey, President, and all the members
present.
Mr.. Valiant from the Committee on Ways and
Means reported resolution in reference to the sale
OF merchandise IN the various market houses, to the
eject that the law is already sufficient for the pur
pose intended read and laid over,
OHereo by Mr.. Moore, resolution TO correct the
h tHs OF the houses on Eutaw street. between
Madison and Biddle; laid over.
Inc committee on Highways reported through Mr..
NoolhsOh resolution providing for tho construction
OF sewer on Saratoga street, between calvert and
noltd3y, appropTiabng $500 for sucn purpose, or
as much thereof as may be requisites; laid over.
Mr.. Nallant called up the supplementary OrGl-
nance increasing the salary OF the janor OF the City
HaiI TO SiUD per anngm; read and passed.
Nj Burch called up the resolution TO place sewer
under the bed of Boston street at its intersection
with Burke and Hudson streets. Read and referred
to the Committee on Highways. ...
The Branch then went into Convention, and adj
lourned soon after returning to the chamber.
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Baltimore Family and high grade Extra are Selling
@ bB r ESt Tae o az Rye r Flour at
&LI5 the latter for very CHOICE; The last Sees o!
Corn Meal were at 81, but it coHid probably ne
GRAIN.-Corn was in comparatively light supply
this morning, only about l4UD bushels pelng offered
on Change and prices for It were more settled AMI
White sold at 5000 cts tho principal sales being at
70 cts. and yellow at 1Q@5l cts. The transactions
reported, Wheat dull and heavy. There were
some $500 bushels at market, and sales nadn
Of 900 bushels common red at l15@lT7 cts and of
1000 bushel good TO prime do at 225a23O CTS. Very
choice red might possibly have brought 235 cts. bur
nothing but choice would bring this price. For
lot of very good white 26j cts was the best oifer
made. Oats were in pretty good demand some 4,0G1
bushels being sold at l9G5l cts. There was no Rye
MOLASsES.-T There has been no further move
ment in this article since yesterday, and we still
quote as follows, viz:-0ld crop Cuba at 1905
Gus; old crop Porto Rico at 00g6O cts; new crop
60 at Is cts and old crop English Island at $500 cts
PROVISIONS telegraph we learn that the
receipts q hogs at Chicago to-day were only Z,Np
head and that the market there was better but here
the market continues very dull, although prices are
steady. There is some little demand for Bacon, but
the trade generally seem indsposed to make any
purchases in advance of their immediate wants,
aud IN Bulk Meat, Lard or Darreled Pork, there
Mess Pork at S29@30 I bbl: Bulk Meat at I21@d IL.
cts for Shoulders. and i5I@l5l c.s for Sides Bacon
at l4$4@ = cts io7 Shoulders; I12glE CTS Tor S'dcS
aud 2Z@a = cts for plain and sugar cured Hams and
Lard Is cts for City and 1870 1872 cts for Western
RICE.-Rice is quiet but steady at the rates pre-
viously quoted viz 9&@l0 cts currency for East In
dia and 12@l3 cts for Carolina
SUGARS.--SugaTs are quiet to-day, Tho decline
dered the market less buoyant We have only to note
to-day sales Of . hhdS Porto Rico at 3l3 cts and IS
bids Cuba at l3 cts. We still quote as follows viz:
ul%0ll cts for fair to good refining Sugars 12I@l4
cts for iarto prime grocery Cuba and English Island
l23:gl4}4 cts for fair to prime Porto Rico; and l4}l
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Reported for the Daily Commereial.l

Court Of Appeals Of Haryland:-0ctr Term. 1866
No. S.; Mary Z. Myers, executrix of Charles Myers
VS.. J. S. Forbes ct al. Appeal from the Circuit
Court for Baltimore city. The argument of this
cause was concluded by B. F. HoTwitS for the appel
liant. -.t.
ing been filed by and no counsel for the appellant
being present.
No. 60-The Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore
vs. Thomas Poultney and David B. Trimble Appeal
from the Superior Court of Baltimore city. This
cause was argued by VIM. Price for the appellants,
and VIM. Schley for the appellees.
No, 3-Edward J. Henry and BENJAMIN G. Barroll
vs. Hiram Kaufman. Appeal from the Circuit Court
for Baltimore city. Bowie Chief Justice, delivered
the opinion of the Court, Order affirmed with costs
to sppellee and cause remanded,
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Boston-Steamer W. Kennedy--l1 boxes fsh, W.
20 DO hcrrings, T. F. Pope: Il cases mdse . bdis
baskets, 50 do mats 50 do. selves 53 nests buckets
EOS dozen pals, % boxes pins c. W. Lord III bds
hox shocks. Crane. Moore L Co.; $50 bdls iron Geo.
Small; IS rolls sheathing paper. PAGE Bros & Co.: 20
boxes ink. cases cards, WheclwriSht Nudge & Co.;
. pkgs. dry goods, Geo P. Frck; so bdls iron Key
ser, Troyel Co: 6S DO do, order; so cases pow
ders ". H. Crawford & Co.; 10 pkgs. shoves. casks
wire, cases files NJ Keith, Jr IL Som 12 eases ligs
casks do, q trails dates. Darby q Co; 81 box os
acks, pkgs, mdse.,, E. Jenkins q Sons 10 hdls.
Sashes 10 DO. blinds Geo 0. Stevens & Co: . pigs
tobacco, ". Il. Boyd i Co.; 10 bbls vinegar. s.
Townsend: Il eases sewing machines. Grover / Ba-
ker 5. NJ. Co.; 10 bdls- wTN, inS Tel CO.; 70 bbls.
cider 10 do pickles Hy: I. Taylor; 70 cases boots
and shoes. W. I. Dixon d BrO - bbis. rum. W. Z.
Walters Il Co. 30 boxes oranges, order; I'll nests
buckets, 100 boxes pins; L. II. Beebe Bro. q bids
ron, s. bbs. Gsh. 10 half do do 236 pkss Do 10N7
Co. ndse. e. i @. Il. L. Co.. 20 do. do. IL hbls her
rings, leS do. onions. Il bdis: sundIy persons.
Norfulk-Steamor Thos Kelso-l50 bags peas, 147
bales cotton, Griffin. Bros. IL Co.. do. do Whedbee
i Dickinson; do. do, McCleesh, RiYes il Co.; do
do, SundTy persons.
Steamer James r Brady--3l bales cotton 6 bags
wheat, Dbl. faxseed ?. P. Clements 50 bags wheat
Anderson 4 Dorsey.
E~pOrts-FOFeign.
Halifax, n. S.-Br bark Graham, $50 bbs. flour
Total value of foreign exports for the week ending
Feb'y Is, TIS,l3S.
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MARINE JOUR n Al
P0Ry 0F BATTTSsOgE:.
THURSDAY. February Is. 1866
zr,Ess ErnfF

THURSDAY feDruarg 10, 1870.
Steamer Thomas Keiso. Russell, from NOTfalk-to
= Fails Encogntsred he2yy weather in q The bay.
rhia-ndse to } shriyer
steamer james I Brady, lands. from Eorfoll,--to
BirokheRd, jr.
L Huggins. Passed 18th instant, of the Kappa
hammock river. Br bari, Lizzie Raymond. from Bahia
for Baltimore; off Smiths Point. brig James Carey
Coale. from Baltimore for Cuba beating down; also
United States steamer Nemaha, bound down, and
Liverpool for Ba!t!n9re. The WIND in, the bay was
$ E. but at l2mdnight came out from the W. and
blew very heavy.
Steamer Thames KeIso. Russell. Norfolk-M
:, steamer James 7. Brady, Lands, Norlo.k--J
steamer Geo Wccrns, Kirwan, Patuxent riycr-w
steo,ner John Shriyer, Dennis, Philadelphia
SCI Contra, america, phinney, Dos;on-John
Henderson j Sos.
Schr Mimic Repp!ier, ConoGar, Gostan-Bigelo5E
& Sargent.
ScRr Anna Lyons. Kemp dor N Haslaa:
Schr Jonas Sparks. Crowther, Bergen Point. n
schr Graham iBr) Walsh, HaIiia1-T Matthews
& Sons.
Schr Nadab, Johnston Chareston-M A Mitchell.
SGhr Home Bunting Petersburg-M A Mitchell.
Schr 0yoca, Mitchell. RiehmOnd-CW Cooke " Co.
barge Tracey Chase aSanoke lsand-m'''eF'
Brig Aa4co, Liverpooi.
Brig Dunkild, Havana.
Brig y II Harris Port Spain,
Schr Jonas Sparks , BeTgen .l Point y y
=. sehr Clara E!wel' Long, from Woods Hole 10
Kelsey * Circv-be!GEo reported ashore bs4ow, GOT
"a without injury.
Memoranda.
Pig Gondo!ier, lBr) Crane, hence for Port Sp.,''
{leassd for baltimore.
By Telegraph 10 News Room
?, FALL RIVER, arrived Feb l3th-Sclr f Vickery,
HZDllIt. I2if1mCTO
ArrIyea iron, Baltimore.
LiyERPooL cleared Jan. 9Th" Simonds." Heth-
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Arrived In Hampton Roads.
FgRE MoyRoE. Feb. 17t6. lS66.-Brig William
Nichols from Richmond-salt for Baltimore
,Sehr Montana, from BaItimore-to load coal for
schr c Paige, from BaltimOrO--srsin fer Charles
ton.
S.hr James Smith. from New Haven-for oysters.
rehr Ocean " ave from ephia-sonorai car
Se,hr Moderator from Norlolk-wood for New
Sc6r GaDvard. from No!folk-wood for New York.
sglr George Washington from st Mary'5 county
scbr Armada. from st Marys county-yyooi for this
place.
The weather has been SO unfavorable that no yes
ses have left the harbor; the names Of those which
remain are follows:
=, schr " Q Irish from New York-general cargo for
Schr J n Vanaman, from Baltimore-coal for New
York.
.schr H Simmons. from Norfolk--wood for New
York.
Sehr j 4 Chamberlain, from York rger-oysters
for New ork
Schr Reindeer. from Norfolk-wood for New York.
Schr p Sanders, from Norfolk-wood for New
York.
schr .Doughton. from Richmond-rags for New
Arrived a: Norfolk. ya.
The following named vessels have arrived at Nor
folk:
Schr i Wright. freeman. from Boston--ice -.
Sehr fl Cuipepper, from C-shingles Tor Balti-
more.
Sehr VIM Martin from n C-tsr and cotton for
Baltimore.
Baltimore.
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SAEFECE OF TEsE 4 OsTMEGUT F,gg,Aw
go. BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGAN-'S NH4Ey
bALTIEoRE, September a ls6I,

statement having besn circulated anon. n
mercantile community that the "COAiNFECS5 Al,
Or outside line Of Steamers between ths T.grf N
kaT 1ork, has been only established tenp0rs-.l,
6nd ls 70 be Withdrawn st the convenience cr -
steteineht' ana gives assurance to merchants an
aalPpets generally between hase ports tast arraUE
plen:a nave besI Completed 10 keep Up regular cez-
4,anlc2lQn tCr roe pears. The extensive decks /
Fler nc, Il North River. Kew York, and fiaQalEau
WhGrt IN Baltimore. kaTs beGn leased fer 'e- 1~p 70,
and afford dock accommodation unsurpassed by IN
line in either port Glrae FRS olesA trGicaf Stegn
sIs. viz, the SEA CURL. FALCON. gr6 KING
EASHER, will make regalSr AID rapid Connection
and will deliver FToiEbE according 70 the ss7ua
tnSD@eEt jrFins tbz3 El1ss -- %,
80
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Baltimore Markets, February Is, 1865,

COFFEE.-An invoiee Of 5000 bags Rio out of the
carso If the Grey Eagle was sold in New York late
yesterday at 1917 cts gold in bond, but with this ex
ceptior we have heard of no transactions to-day in
Coffee The market continues quite firm in tone, and
we quote as before. viz: Rio az 1913 cts. gold for
common to fair 20@2O gold for good to I prime;
a s liza cts g9a ssa G 9sSs cts gad j" a
FLoUR.-There is a fair inquiry fol-, Flour in the
retail way. but there no demand SO far as we can
portanee to-day. Good retailing brands of Flour
continue frm Ind in rather sight sugpy' but for low
We have no change to note in prices and
we still quote, as follows. VIZ: Howara street
Super at Ss9S.5G Do E1tra at SaG95G 30
Western super at SS@8.25 40 Extra SaG9.25 do
Fancy Extra at S9.5019.7j; do Family at SHOP;
S9.@9.25 do high grade Rio Extra at $Il.509ll.75
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n no GIVE NOTECr

FHSHIS Is TO GIVE NOTECE-That the sub
u scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Batim city letters of administration on the per
Sonal estate Of ROBERT BRAZIER late Of said city,
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 9th day of August next they may other
estate. - S"i"
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
MAKE immediate payment. Given under my hand
this Sd day of February 1856.
BENZ. NJ. DENNIS, of John,
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fAf 5sEEd}as FU "a e. ailsST'
The subscriber hseg ssfFfs2 os a H ASsSnSSRR Ter
Tn9 ri mi IIBOR White or Co.oTed and would
5 z aIyiac taoss II want OF Labor 70 send
- OH" mis- viii provo Erest SAVING eF time Rnd ext
Ssss TO the Farmer. Fer further inScrmttop, &C..
pIeS1e 5ncicsS g.S!ng9, and sdk5sst
p''''' 0LlVhR WOOD. general Agent
os4.n 81 Second Street, Baltimore. Nd.
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAaAb FELT, cEBENT AND 6RATEL ROOF
ING
is the best in USE and has been well krcvn for 8?
teen years.
We guarantee all neg wosk for E7o years.
Il ii bother than Tin, and costs haIf as much.
Old Roofs ropsirol 81 short notice,
We are Inc only manufacturers Of ROOFING Nh
TERIAl43 in Maryland. all Of which Fe keep con-
s.antly on hand for sale
TIN ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted With
our PATENT PARAYEINE VARNISH.
PAGE BROS r. CO.,
rl-F w .tra -
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ENARD,
ISAAC P. COOK. Register of Wills.
tel-lAM3M for Ral+irnnrn CITY

FENHJS rs It'd GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
D. scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore city letters testamentary on the estate
OF SARAH BRAZIER, late Of said city, deceased.
All persons having claims against said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the 9Th day of
August, 1885, they may Otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefits of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Given under my hand
this Sd day of February. 1866.
BENJAMIN NJ. DENNIS. of John
fe5-1aw4w% Fxecntor
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;}mRitte. Of arbitration for February
WIN. BRIDGES,
isaac VI. benson, Henry NJ. WlRFIELD,
". 4. LoSEY, GEORGE NJ. FORNEY
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NTOTECE rs HEREBY GIVEN TsA,
1N application will be made at the next session
the City Council to condemn and open CUMBER
LAND STREET, from Pennsylvania avenue
the Northern Boundary avenue. d22-lsW9w
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rs 1T rsss.sssssss1ess=zlzaa,7 NORTH FRW
sszs5 g. sESTEtAE. RAILWAY

sfst-Hz-SIjz1 fig : L--aA ESAE. EsAEg4E A =
WINTER SCHEDULE
On and after Monday, Nov %, 1855,
TRAINS AOETEWARD.
Leave Baltimore as follows:
york Accommodation, No. l..,.,,..,,.... 7.2D 4. NJ
Iaii 800
Easy hiht =. VI.
Partition Accommodation, No. L..............12.8G "
90 ...............r 80 -
Pittsburs and Erie Express. 40
FtJsburg and ElTaiTa Express ............,l 0Op 81
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittsburg and Elmira EXpress.........,.. 700 a.
Partition Accommodation, No. 2............. $50. as
York Accommodation. no. 2,............... .7r15 "
Ft!st lane. 30 p. NJ.
GarTton Accommodation, No. + at Bolton $50 4"
VI, 4 ~
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Eimra Express
will not stop between Baltimore and Parkt0p,
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains, leave
daily except Sundays.
PittSbuTg and Erie Express leave daily excopt Sat
urdays. ~
Pittsburg and EImira Express leaves daily,
nan ana accommodation Trains arrive daily cZ-
ccpt on Sundays.
ElInira Express arrives daily except Mondays.
East Line arrives daily.
Mail Fast Line, Pittsburg and Erie Express and
ilttshrrE and BniTa Express ma close connection
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad a5 Harris
Eurg tor Pltshu-s, Cleveland, Columbus CuciIn All
iadlaRapois, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Wayne, Louis
we, Care, ana all points IN the West, Northwest
ard southwest, Mail and Express Trains connect nd
t.nira WITH the New ork and Eric Railroad for
al points IN Northern, Central and Western New
Tor further information. apply at Ga!yert Station.
J. n. DUBAkRE,
General Superintendent.
ED. 5. N0UW3,
VOLT u,
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J. n. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent.
ED. 5. I0UW3,
D0lS-G General Passenger Agent.
TT, H;r rElss57g5gsyszy7 RICEEyIOYD, FRF9}E.
ezsEssaaz ~ t:aa -..- Ef--Z RICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC r. RIO TRA VEIL ERS GOING SDFTTJ

TWICE DAHT, lsts1doy P. ~ EcceDiea)
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad 10 Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
ingtOa 10 Aqua Creek and Richmond. Eredc-ic,c-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirsiy completed
from Aquia Greek to Richmond, Va, counCafiGs
there with trains on the BchmgGl and Pelersburc
3nd Richmond and DanTille Railroads Cor Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, sc.
Trains leave Camden SAtiOn AZ 40 4. A. AID Band
80 J. NJ. connecting at Washington with steamer,
leaving Sixth Street wharf, daily, Sunday morning.
excepted), at 4. NJ. and 100 p. NJ. and arrive 10
Richmond at $50 P. N. and 4.30 4. N
TdfOUGR 70 RICifAfO1ND IN TEN HOURE
FVty Al3es Shorter end kours quicker thea ans.
Other iIoHe.
Be sure and get through tickets via A0ufo C-ee,
and Fredericksburg to Richmond at Camdon Station
Baltimore, and get through baggage checks.
uAlnl1usseS and baggage wagons always in -,endi
ness 70 GoHTey PASSENGERS ana baggage to tIe s5Gi
q. E'EEDHAHl u SijN
ho. t12 i..4i4G street wharf
CFls. n. EANBy. 4 seu@''
022-a General Passenger Agent.
Lisa Fsa ~ ssE5s5577 ORANGE AMI
EriEz a. u -sl-- -, IEhANDBIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
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The following are tho names of drovers owners or
asjgneeS of lie PRINCIPAL droyes and where the cat
lie AZ renorted from:
,n,, SffTanio o71 9
y l9cnnii@id IL. =
ftborlrs NInrTis Ohio X
Tborn@s WebL do a5
i BcH " Va IL
! .o DE- N n pa pa ''' =
: Iu.ni Hhl2
3FfPs sdrso1 :. S'o'Hs''
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Ioshua Street,
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J Hencher v
homas Street
og Martin, y %
Whitc'& " city Pa ........ll
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= Leonard,
J Adams Ohio IL
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kLIAHAs .. fEtF cAfTLE:
Inc atEiy2ls q sitte tins heS4 ave agan bsc1
tfiad ia, las, t., week ei,
l1E.s WI SOU ~ a .S Wee soliows 10 pa
Ills bu.cheGs - head TO c. 4. Murphy. Government
yontractor II haaa and to grazier;, . head tota.
16i head sold las. week.
The quality Of the cattle was general thing
pretty good but the over supply caused prices give
rs, Ga all grades except III very lowest.
There was some inquiry fof grazing .cattle. con
crs at fair prices but few however Of thai sasi we've
on IT. the market 1,is .,,,,.-;t,,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-16
Mr., JOHNSTON
O BALTIMORE

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O BALTIMORE
HOOK HOSPITAL.
OFFICE No. = SOUTH FRFnFPItfry SIN !, ~ ~ -
Discovered in the Great Uosritais Of Fn-,,,.
the most certain, speedy and ONLY efFcctgii rem,
Structures, Affections of the Kidncgs and u TiiS
Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General Ds5.i
Confusion Of IDEAS painit9tion az - ~ ~ ~
ity, Trembling, Dilnness of Sight or ii,1.s- ~,
eases Of the Head. Throat No, ~ sir ETo,..;;-
BE disorders ar;s;Ts fon Soiit W.
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