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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

THE R1sCOGNlZ4D 0PBC1ALlD OF OUR DAY.
Prof Egbert Jackson, Asnerl1f Loadon, nohsrs
vslpeau, formerly q he Londoand Paris veesral
noepitals. feSManene and rp6ecdles guaranteed
@ 0CeossAeA, 0yphiIlis, GhetA p6ssG1srv,Aes y
6e1Ae.es, 80 q every pessso9In a ysivaes ~.
d. Asshssfs Aau-A AleoAe,le CSnpsnd. - pnlnn.
ink remedy SOf intenpesanCs; VI 5se pastieelaEA
fountain Of Light, - pages. p1aiee. % cenis
D.. yachsons Fenale Moethlsilh, q pr hse
exefa Aa0 - safe and coeetu6tmody II ~ ifTe1p
ularitiee and Oestfueti0D, fsUa1shaoevef conso. .
~ Jacksoas OEie11Al lnSl0a1ln9 Ltinent, Il
P8 bottle, Send for eiscalas. lnuine FSencA 6atDl
n. Q for n. - fer d. 6cnd fosircular and wri1e
y0u viii prtmyt1y receive kindletseet an0 sxpllet
answer. Aidress Drs. Jackeo Herbert q c.. q
simply p. Box 43e. Clncinni. Ohio Once, No
1G7 Sycamtre Street. 4edlcnea1a Instructions sent
to any paE Of tine country DAySl-dkW6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

FOUnTH OF JULr.--Litele more than fo0I
wesks will elapse before ths day, dearest to
all true American citizens will oncs more
roll around. tn .onghout the State the
matter Of celebrating the Fourth 10 an ap-
propriats pannsr, is sseaeing the attention
Of the prees. That the people d cut city
should pursue their time honosed custom,
We think ll~ill be sgrcsd. The only sub.
jeot for discussion is, in vbst particular
osnnes shall this be dsne. There - -.
pie time for revolving this point, and ws
ouggest that the public give Il somD cousid.
rs:ioa. There will no doubt b nua,oro9s
steambeat sxeursions, pic-nics, aad psiva1s
parties gsnesally, bas there .hosid 30 sons
combined public demonstration. A year
ago the people had had surfsit Of excite.
msnt, owing TO the pvolrsetsd var, and
Hinged for nothing 20 much - . respite Of
peace and quiet. Neither was the momsn.
tous triumph Of our arms appreciated - Il
10 now. With one exception, every mili>
tsry osganisation oi The State hes 6ssa die.
banded, and we may expect to ~ sousing
times in every locality. Let not Davenport
b left behind.
Pnxcsrox TowxsniP -Fsom xr. N.
Brown, enc ef eur subsoeibsss IN Pvinosloa
Township, ~ learn thae h bic locality, 10
rain has fallen since corn plAtting tine, and
very little then fen. The sAms complaint
sxists il III he snsrsuaAiag sessesy. This
SCENE very stssuee eossidsslse ths e0sunt
we hsve had IN the vicinity Of our city
within the last ten days. The result i,
that corn i languishiN0, snd much fsas %
felt for the ssfsty ot the crop. 6sms sosa
hes net even eo9menced spFouting. The
osts which were sotn before the rain he al>
Iudes to, are doing very wsll iadesd. bst
thess sswn ;at .. later period, threaten 70
prove tailsfs. The harley Is thriving Aas>
y. The potato bugs hsvs commenced their
depredations wherever this planthas reashs
cd sufIieient stage Of advaaeansst - ~
vits their sttasks. A nuubss Of ffasnsss b.
low LIE Claire, are trying the experiment Of
sprihkling lime on the leaves, but whsthsr
this viii cheek the ravagss Of the dsstre1sse
or not, has not yet beea dsmoaseratsd.-
Altogether the prospects in that section are
anything but favorable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02
Stores 0rWemt.

Stores for Rent.
TWO COMMODIOUS BRcK STORES AND
i Mandatory en- Secontssreet, four doors
above Perry, nov occupied Sslby's Furniture
store, fof rent on nressonabl<ePms. Apply to
may go diff ~ G. DESSAlNT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

SnEEP.-Twelvc thousand sheep ~ h0x
owned ii Clessa township.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

b. HEINZ, .s
Produee { Cenntolon Merchant,
no. DulnOvs' n0o4 lovnD.
DAYS HlGHEtf Cash PRICE H0R ALL
Il kinds Of Couhry pro1cs, butter, egg, ~.
Boat stores slwsy On hadl. Bays and sells =
comwieon. Wyll10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02
CITY fTEM s..

A CnoIcE assortment Of very beautiful
sanner silks Just received u wadworth's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

$4,000 sssS =. 3 &: N x.ss. *.4t to Ell Eli
fss Cssh or exchange fes City property in De-
Veaport Apply 70 4. r. EADS,
aps6-19o ?. .. Duildiig.
J. T. rsnPLn. Gardener and Florist, cor.
lth and Main Ses., fruit and ornamental
trees. fi.. nv26-ly
lAw lnrnnAs uAa Uinala,n1a lxafle RillA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

CE.xsr.-we have tlis day reduced the
price 'oi IsouiSvills esunsst (, $4.60 pss bar
rel, and Illinois 70 &3.26.
Jas. N. DALzsLL 4 BRo.,
Meg 3l>dlw. - Nc. 8 Front street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

49,. Lost.
A LADIES Purse, : -Cos:aininsS small sum
"a Of mooeI. the 6pdor will be lbesally ro.
wAresd ~ iesvhfg shs sAAs'at this ihcs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-02

j. U. WILSON
DESPgCTrULLY ANNOUNCES ~ TN
N people Of Davenport, aud vicinity. Dist he
has Just opened at his new store. %
1SrUdy ~. "a door below =. ..
cafsidlly selected. and very stolss
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
tGayefp3ly corrected az chances oceu,

tCdrefp3ly corrected az changes occur.l
To Washington, by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Depot, Camden street and Eutaw street-i.30. 7.05,
SIS and $40 A. NJ. and 500 and $50 and S.45 P. NJ
Sunday trains at $50 and 8.45 A. NJ, and 40 and
500 2. III.
philadelphia and Wilmington Railroad, Depot Presi;
dent streetS25 and 800 A. M, and 10, 4l0, G35 and
9.25 P. NJ. Sunday trains for New York $50 P NJ.
and for Philadelphia g.25 ?. N.
To Harrisburg, Elmira and the West by Northern
Central Railroad, Depot corner Calvert and Frank
lin streets, 900 A. NJ and 1910, 40 and 1900 P. NJ.
To York 90 BY Northern Central Railroad, 40 A NJ
To Parkten by Northern Central Railroad-l2.3(
To Frederick by Baltimore and Ohio Railroads.&c.
To Ellicott's Mills by Baltimore and Ohio R R-6.a
and 10 4. NJ, and $50 P. NJ.
To Salisbury by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait. R R
-9.2j P. d.
D To DCyer, Del. by Phila.. Wilmington and Bait. r
To Wheeling and Petersburg by Bait and Ohio r
R-daiy mail $50 A. NJ. Except Sunday; Cincinnati
Express, daily Cncluding Sunday, 10 p. NJ
To Westminster and Union Bridge by Western
Maryland r R-920 A. NJ. and $50 and 500 P NJ
To Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Richmond, by
Bay Line, Union Dock, daily, at 500 P NJ, and New
Line, Spears wharf, daily. at 6O0 p. Nj.
:, To Cambridge, Oxford and Dover Bridge, Eastern
2h9re.I,every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, by
at 100 A. NJ.
To Annapolis by Bait and Ohio and Annapolis anG
Elkridge Railroad, Depot Camden street-7.05 S.4t
a. M. and 40 P NJ, and by Individual Enterprise
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at TO-
A. M.
For further information see advertisement of Rail
roads and Steamboats, in another part of this paper
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MARINE JOUR N AL
POET OF RALTIElRRE.
TUESDAY, January 2, 1866.


Arrived.
Steamship George Apgold, Howes. from Boston,
via Norfolk to A L Higgins.
Steamer Dictator, Lands. from Norfolk--to A "
Shaw. RerorLs the weather in the bay last night.
Steamer Thomas Kelso, Russell. from Norfolk-to
NJ n Falls
C-to Hall
Br Bark Chilena, Madge, 1l2 days from ChaderaI-
copper ore to Baltimore and Cuba Copper Co.
Arrived at Quarantine, brig P Sweet, (of Bath.
Dix & Steiner. Sailed from Pamero Nov 9th, passed
G6rsiter 10th, and arrived at Cape Henry 18th ult.
This is the first arrival of new crop fruits in the
Br Bark Chilena. -. before reported below,
from Chili-copper ore to -.
Steamship VIM Kennedy, Hallett, Boston-A l.
Ste2mhip King6sher, Rector, New York-s Blais-
Steamer Thomas Keso Russell. Norfolk-M N
Steamer Dictator. Lands. Norfok-A W Shaw.
Steamer Henry Cav, Her, Philadelphia
schr Maggie and Lucy, Crossley, Galveston.-R NJ
Schr Galveston. McCahan. New Orleans-Kelsey Il
schr Jonas Smith, sedgley. Misunderstanding and
- sehr Helen Mar. Nickerson, Portland-R NJ
- schr southerner. Megathlin, Provideneo-R NJ
Heslen.
Brem Ship Admiral Bremen, 31st.
Br Bark Gipsey. Ireland.
Brig Ambrose, Light, Charleston.
Br Brig Geo Spiers, Londonderry, Ire, Both ult.
Brig Omaha, Charleston.
Brig j Il I'll Crowley, MatanZas.
Brig Water Witch, st .JagO de Cuba, 30th ut.
sehr Galveston New Orleans.
Dec 18th lat 26l long 6l.59. French brig Alie Is
days from Cette for New York-per brig P Sweet,
at this port from palm s..;on
Br Bark Dunpikler, from Boston, in ballast to load
Tor lTeland-to Knox & Co.
Memorerda.
eteanship Cumberland. Denkin, hence at Charles
ton, 5st ult. was detained off the harbor IS hours
Bark Chandelier, Benthall was ballasting at As
pinwall, 2lst ult, to sail in four days for Navassa
Later from the Bark Flora-,A letter to Baltimore
that she IS imbeded five feet in the sand. She was
being stripped. and might possibly be gotten Off Her
cargo had been landed on the beach.
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Fort Monroe. January LIST, 1s66,-Brg Roamer has
errived at Norfolk
Sailed from Norfolk-Schr Rogers. for New
Schr Flight for Richmond.
Arrived in Hampton Roads-Bark st Lawrence.
from Baltimore bound to Demarara. with -four and
o. Bark Lord Baltimore. from New York, bound to
The double-ender Ascutney, with the Monitor
warsaw in tow, sailed to-day for League Island Pa.
Steamer Lopisburg sailed from New York.
Weather still bad.
Efforts are about being made by the Quartermas-
ters department here, to raise the gunbOat Smith
briggS one 81 the army gunboat fotilla. sunk by
attacking one of Their Notifications about two years
ago. w,
=, :, by telegraph to News Room.l
New 9ork-Arrived Jan I'd, Brig Jessie Rhynas,
tuxens sives~M wasas," ANA'as''n' S0a'''s "a
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bankers were getting along without requiring to ex
press currency East.
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
ny has begun a suit against its late President for
government to the road and is machinery during
this war.
The following figures show the amount of grain in
store at Chicago at the dates indicated:
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SHIPPING.

NM FOR CIIARLEsTON, S. C.-PEN-
MILD DERGAST'S LINE.-TO SAIL SATUR.
az-=Ai- DAY, January 6th,-The new A / three
masted schooner MARY r. SOMERS,' Somers,
freigho passage having superior state room accom-
modationS. apply to
PENDERGAST, FENWICK & Co,
II Smiths wharf, up stairs.
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton WILLIS d CHIsoLM. i3-f
e FOR CIaAREESTON, 5. C.-Pender
So CAST line.-The clipper schoone CT ARIES
succeed tho Mary r. Somers, and sail with despatch
For freight or passage having fine recommendations
apply to PENDERGAST. FENWICK & CO., =
Smiths wharf, (up StaiTs.A
,A@-Goods INSURED on Open Policy. Agents in
Charleston WILLIS d CHGSoLM. ia3-tf
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

A NEW FASHIONED SHoE.-A new style of shoe is
worn in New York city: The invention is simple
The upper part Of the boot shoe is cut out in al
m9st ordinary fashion BY regular shoemaker; The
joined by shank Of solo leather, which gives all
needed elasticity. The upperS are fastened TO the
of the sole and fasens sole and upper together in
manner far more eiectual than any sewing can do.
pearance and is as light leather shoe Of cores
ponding size. The heels are comfortably followed
out the upper side, and the SOes have the proper
curve to insure easy walking.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN.-A collision on the New
at Port Byron, inuring several persons and killing
passenger and brakeman. Two of the passenger
of one was torn out entirely. and the wreck was
complete as could be6onceiyed The escape ofpas.
sengers from serious mutiaton and death is one of
the maryes that always attend accidents of this kind.
The passenger killed is supposed to be Mr.. Rich
ardson Chicago letter to that address found
OF his person,
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HAIR. J0ESsE0E
Ell BALTIMORE

III BALTIMORE
OFFICE No. = SOUTH FREDERICK STREtTT ~
=, Discovered in the Great Hospitals of Europe
the most certain, Speedy, and only cifectua remedv
IN the world for Weakness of the Back or Limbs
STRUCTURES, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder
involuntary Discharges, lmpotcncy, General Dcbiis
Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitation of the Heart Timid
lty Trembling, DimnesS Of Sight Giddiness, Dis
Of the Liver, Lungs Stomach or Boweis-tbose tprri
bic disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret ami solitary practices more fatal to their vic
Ims imam the song OF Syrens to the Mariners of
Ulysses blighting their brilliant hopes or an
tlclpatiOns, rendering Marriage &c. impossible
DIR. JOHNSTON
Office No. 7 S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street a few doors from
the corner. Fail not observe Name and Number.
LctleIs must contain stamp. Ocl-tf
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1.-THE MATERIAL OF THE ARMy.-The following letter
from Rev. DR.. Bellows modifes little the state-
sor,,ics "a N"'i'' 'io0ps III our
'et'ie0'
NO. q WEST TWELFTH STREET New YORK. !
"December % 1S;S
10 the Editors oftbe Ereo;no poe,.
Inv onn nj correct tne statement which is now
naive troops to the IbI VI .G TaIo OF our
war According fo tbe hei so ehfs,eu ~ inc
n thn whole armV , ao a%1 VI ne pQrh soldiers
Dr. contro tba mas per cent OF the whole
t Tug in s asylum, Is accQralng TO the best
Tbe PEI z ctn Ht u o. foreign olrth
aggeration ouTs 70 ged no ex
h0Ni' III ifp1Wy'iqRsi Ey,
"P S-Within veely,s ,ime a corc;sa n,nuT ::
going over the yb"e snb;ct az tb
claims of our disabled soSers with tbo at &c anu Al
widows and ornbans o % VIII" the wants Of the
United States Sanitarv Cnmmiss;on " e"eu Wy 'ue
800 -z....-----.
nnndsnt hdNe OF London CORE
December 10Th piyes the foIlow;na t%'G u
cident in connection with the King eSs li''-' AL
The funeral of the late King IoornI5 = .o,-:
place to-day. and next week his son and snccessar
Inc Duke OF Bra6ant; will be formally enthroned in
liz ooao ine iate hlhg was good old man, and
precious 4 verv nreIf% ;nc;5ent hnngs VIII pc
connection with his last lays He had. It apnears
an aversion to having his health commented upon
within and respect for his wishes, the COW Of eacb
beiglan newspaper that reached his own eye had no
singIe t ~ t g IN qiher words
some square or two was removed and paraSranb zen
the general public substituted, giving an account of
MS ACTUAL conaltioni Inc poor old man went to his
the part of the members Of tbe Fonrth Esa1 on
-
RELIGIOUS ESTABLISHMENTS IN ITALY.-The pro
sressie or liberal Italians propose to improve the
relgons orders and oa sT % eg the
ular clergy. There 81 of these estabshments Of
The monasferies coOtsin - 9i az OF w
members, who are men, and nearly %. coo women ay
The annual income of the property holding orders
1T tStnateu az % uUo9Vl ana the capt. from which
Mar clergy in 800 dioccssas rtI o Inc reg
Archbishops have revenue Of S13 0i0 On6 Ib;b anu
far salaries are concerned is very uneanaIIy dis
rlb9ted' Inc proposed measure, therefore, lift does
ne a~,on tb br, naS soiho passive supporters
- -s,---
The crowd at the Praeidant's Nors;o,, -,
Norv yoor,s ao,- Ii,o,,uos -, - - ~,
ooIaos va 10y un:n l"'c MUIR Inc
IN,
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
EREGKINs, STERN 81 cos.

The increasing popularity our brands of these
me hn Wines has induced their extensive Imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines sbcuId 500 th,+
our copy-rgl ted label. bearing our name pIsce Of
each bottle. 10 uPoA
The following Wines are now offered by Us. with
our guarantee OF their entire purity.
m WHITE, OR HOOK WINE,
vi a nght straw Color very delicate, fine favored,
anu superior as upp NG Ene to Hock or Rhine
A rleh and naturally sweet Wine, much admired
by ladies, and valuable in the sick chamber, as it
makes line wheys AMI iees. 1t is a fine dessert
"ine' and we'll adaptgG5 for Communion purposes.
This superb Wine is msde from selected granes TT
is very delicate and will rank with the very highest
sweet Wines OF Europe;
This deep red color Of GOOD body and fine flavor.
II Is becoming very popular where slightly asring-
ent and delicate stimulan is desired Being entirely
natirat Mlhe 1t Will agree With tho most delicate
WINE BITTzRs.
inese are made IN our own cellars, from our own
"AAes' ana VIII be found agreeable and pleasant,
1o;..;,,., GRAPE BRANDY
ia ap nlI Inc second pressing Of the grape and
= J, K. BARNES. the Surgeon General of the limited
States, assisted by Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD
after searching and careful analysis of our Wines
hIonounces them all pure, and admirably adapted
DR.. JACKSON, the wel-known Chemist of Boston
comedies with this opinion u D''''H'
a Ihs Boston GaIRa Transcript Traveller sat
bune and large portion of the press throughout the
country, have, IN leading articles upon American
Wines extolled the superior merits of these Mines
The Wine Convention, held at Cleveland, Ohio.
where our Wines game in competition with all the
leading brands of Western Wines awarded FIVE
premiums out of six to our Wines N
Inc lndl9na state Fair, endorsing the opinion ez-
pressed at Cleveland, awarded Diploma and Sill
6, ". PIER & CO.,
No. AZ South Charles street,
Baltimore.
Let Americans support American industry
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EMIGRANT COMPANIES.
AMERICAN EMIGRANT COMPANY.
INCORPORATED WITH AN AUTHORIZED
CAPITAL OF
R eDdR9DeDGB
PAID UP $40 200.
Agent for the State Of Maryland
W. r. COLE,

N. Z. CORNER BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
The object Of this Company is to import laborers,
especially skilled labOrers, from Great Britain Ger
many, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Norway and
Sweden for Manufacturers, Railroad Companies, and
other employers of labor in America, and also to
distribute through the interior of the country emf
grants who have already arrived at the seaboard CT
ties. To accomplish this it has established extensive
agencies through those countries as well as through
the United States, and undertakes to hire men in
their native homes and at the places where they land
and safely to transfer them their employers in the
country. system so complete has been put in Oper-
alton here that miners, mechanics Including workers
In iron and steel OF every class weavers and agr
procured without much delay, in any numbers and
at reasonable cost.
Companies of twenty or more may be safely sent
ductor.
By arrangements made with the Company, am
now enabled to furnish
FARM LABORERS.
ana laoorers OF every description, in any numbers
having three resources at command
LIST. The entire labor market of Europe, by i'm
portation.
3D. Those who arrive at New York by every
Sd. Those arriving at this port by steamer or
sailing vessel.
1t Will be seen complete system has been estab-
hshed by which all the labor required can be fur
nished.
The Agent of the Company at Liverpool, England.
gives assurance that he will be enabled to forward
curing the winter and ring about eight thousand
satisfaction in Virginia, (where they have been en-
ployed in large numbers and elsewhere
PERSONS desiring to avail themselves of this kind of
labor, should send in their orders at once
Parties can designate the nationality of the labor
erS they wish to employ.
Terms made known on application t e co1r
Maryland Agent American Emigrant Co.
nos-tf N Il. cor Baltimore and North sits.
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HeneTaI Passenger Agent.
~, Iess Hssa9Ezss5ss5ss7 ORANGE AND
NJ Sa: ;ss:-+ ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL

IHROUGH BY RAIL
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.
On and after FRIDAY Sept. l, 1866, the trains on
this road will run T r fHiSyi SoUru.
Aiexandris AT a5 (. n n and and 5' ?. II.
=" Gordonsville at.....,.123O P. n. and lao A. II.
Arrive in kie arb6nd, at % 3 n and An
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg at....... 645 A. NJ. and 715 P. NJ.
{" E Richmond !,i atf,,5 % n and rs P. n,
a. Washington at, $50 P NJ and SIS 4. N.
On Sundays leave Washington at $50 P. NJ. only.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandria at
A. NJ, arriving in G0rdonsville ut II As A. NJ leaves
G9rdonSvillc at 1885 P NJ. arriving i'll Alexandria at
Through FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexan-
dra at A. NJ, arriving in Lynchburg at 10 p NJ;
leaves Lynchburg at $40 A. Mr., arriving in Aexan-
dra at $40 P NJ
Passengers for WaTrenton will take the 7 A. NJ.
north G Fo 99RR WSafRRnston and th"e train
Passengers by the 6.45 A. N. and us P. N. trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washington
for all parts of the North and West.
This route has the advantage over all others by
having continuous rail from New York to Lynch
burg-405 miles.
1t also passes through Fairfax. Bull Run Manassas
Brlstoe, Catletts, Rappahannock, Culpepper Orange
and GordQnsvlle, where many of the late great battles
were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
ing, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
IN " aShlngton also atthe Depot on Maryland avenue
ton. WIN. Ii. MCCAFFERTY.
General Superintendent.
J, N. BR0ADUS,
OCS-tf General paSganuar
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Committee Of Arbitration for December
tiEo. n. EATON,
Henry w. SEICER, JosEPH q. FoARD.
WIN. Ii. GRAHAM, JOSEPH S. HOPKINS.
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TRANCE FANcY..,Remarkable as it may appear.
has faneied himself dead. \ slight attack Of sick
ness SO depressed his mind that in constant commu
satisfy himself that he is not in the world of spirits
His almost hourly question is: Am not dead?" In
all respects, regards his own physical cOndi-
ton, he is misunderstanding Erp.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

1t is understood that Immediately after the
reassembing of Congress bill will be introduced.
heirs of soldiers who died in rebel prisons may draw
communication Of rations as well as arrears of pay.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03

e ar. A. EaSEF, of Paris still continues his sue
~ cessful treatment of CONSUMPTION Several
residents Of Baltimore, in advanced stage of the
disease, are now rapidly recovering and can be re-
terred to. Apply at his OFFICE Southeast corner
OF Fayette and Frederick streets, Baltimore Mary
land. ie1q-iv
hEs. a. EsgEil'. Graduate of the Medical Facul-
NJ ty Of Paris. France,) Member of the Medical
and Chirurgical Faculty Of Baltimore, Nd. is the
dIscoyerer Of the only Remedies for Diseases of pr-
Hate character, without Mercury or noxious drugs
Recent cases cured in from Y to IS hours on written
guarantee. Chronic, nyeterate and constitutional
diseases such as have been abandoned as incursble
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatment
adopted by him is that which has the approval of the
most distinguished Physicians of Paris, and its uni
YerSal success in practice of 30 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily yield
and are thoroughly removed once and forever from
the system, especially all of constitutional de-
bllty; nervous diseases which soon or late turns To
consumption, and all the evils entailed by certain
pernlcous practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either business study society
or marriage and to those who suffering the evil
effects OF improper indulgences, of whatever kind
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
vlg9r, IN BRET PERIOD by applying to one whose
skill ana experience can be relied on. No egor5itaat
, Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
forwarded that can be taken in the most conyenient
and private manner.
= Office southeast corner of FAYETTE and FRED
ERICK STREETS. iefG-i1