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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-01
A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY EXISTS FOR

A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY EXISTS FOR
the use OF
DURKO'S CATARR SNUFF.
Which, in the first stages of a Geld, acts like
magic-Headache, Hoarseness, Diphthera, and
Bronchitis, Sore Eyes, Deafness, Bad Taste and
Smell, being the result of Catarrh. This snuff
removes and prevents all these, and insures a
healthy Head Its effects are pleasant and safe,
even for infants who suffer from Snufies.
1t has the highest professional testimonials.
Sold by all Druggists, or sent by Mail to all
parts of the .. s., for 80 cents for one Box, OF
81 for four Boxes.
Address JAS DURNO, P. 0. Box 1885,
New York City
AT Wholesale, by DEMAs BARNES s. Co,
juneSd&w1yy New York
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An EroBclad ON "A Long Voyage.

BOSTON, Jan. 70
The brig Roseway, from Pernambuco,
has arrived. She makes the following
report: Saw going into Pernsmbuco,
Dec. 22d, the Q. s, ironclad Monadnock,
in company with two conveys.
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NENARK, Jan, 20.
EataR Kxpiaskcss.

49,. BosTos, Jan. 90.
An engine on the Lowell railroad ex-
pSooed yesterday morning, while stand
ing on side track at Winchester. hr,
fngrel, the engineer, was badly scaldsd
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MEMPHIS, Jan. ~.
1t is just reported here that the steam
er Miami blew up and burned on Sun
day last, six miles above the mouth of
the Arkansas river. One hundred and
thirty lives were lost
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X aiakeadtnga

cBIa.so, Jan 10.
". b. Arthur, 6sSepal Superintendent
of the Illinois Central Railroad, has ~
sigpsd. II. HRRkssaR succeeds hsn.
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lfEH 1T HITCRI
sCRATcHl ST nAroH, scRArcn

wassten's ONT ospt vii oprs tbs Itch IN %
hours Alo .aPes salt RbesD, Ultos. Glib
b ius' . - al eruy<ioi of The d In, Pgses 70
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exents, ~ waships bon sirst, osop, Wiz
b. tsrssrded hy mail, free VI pss,sse, 70 aA3
an Of the Va isaa s,atsa eAfst a&sly
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-01
srLcocK's POROUS PL4AsTKRs
CORE LUgBAGO. PAINS on THR slDE'
ykRIcosg WINS, soRR CHEgr. &c.

An Electrician, who kas great experience OF
theix s9esin Ia leeAl rhesnstism, in tss a0sofsa1
ssa deep seated nerves. end other pssns' and
Va stSsxtions of tbs hassys, etc, attributes al
their seSstivs, and poisreseSag eaesss TO
sAeu sIee,r,4 gaAlAiss. He aAseras thsy restore
tho healthy electric eeosatsoa tsasiser,oAn, o.
Ne para, ssd ssst being rssssssss psss ana
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Y.ALASo0 b oo.-ees<iHHsa: iassA3 al
tssea severely fssR weakness IN my oask
Having hoard ysss PAstcss nosh rscsuossess
10 csses Of this hid l Dpssused oHs. ans u.
psp~n vss al nat I sosid 6ssss. A sinos
pIsssss cared NJ h . wssk. .-s--
Ysuss, respectfully. }. Q. kRi006.
General AgeAAy, BrAAdsssA Rouse, ksv xsss
aoh u a. dAa1sss n hsdisiass.
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Eirsss
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 80


A fire commenced at mi dnight In
block Of stores on Water street and Del
aware avenue, below Vine street, occu-
plying the site OF the great fire Of 1Sie.
Among the sufferers are VIM. B. Jones,
Budd & Connolly, Cox Il Co., TOmlinson
g. Hill and John G. Davis. The contents
Of the stores were badly burned, and
the loss will be heavy. The buildings,
owing to their substantial character.
were not very badly damaged, the fire
being confined to the upper portions
Gessrs. Tomlnson q Hill are the heav-
best sufferers by the fire, losing 1900
barrels of -four 2,100 OF grain, and tel
tons Of feed, besides other miscellaneous
goods
NBsARK, Jan. 20.
The petroleum refinery OF James Car
Ast, on the corner of Johnson and Nc
Wharton streets, was destroyed by frt
tnis forenoon. Two of the casks explo,
aed, and terrible oonhagration ensued
seslously ipjuring three workmen names
Dennis Marsh, Christian Shaftr and
Bailey The frequent explosions Q
casks containing crude oil, napsha ant
eenzine, made a brilliant display. !
large quantity of material in the bald
ing was destroyed. Loss $40, 0oe
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Railroad Accident.
NKw YoRK, Jan, 20,

INV 1Ukhl JAN, 70,
The Erie Railway train due here at
one o'clock, is OF the track at Port Jer-
Wis. 1t is reported that some cars
lumbled down an emhankment, and one
person was killed and four injured
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The ballard Match,
ClEyyAAso, Jan, d.

UlkskAAro, Jhl, 40
fwswiey won the billiard match fos
tbs championship OF the State, last
night, by only Two points,
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sToRMINa THE sTRoaaHoIDs

ofpreiadie and misapprehension, aud carrying
all before IT,
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE
pursues its march Of success. Like those OF the
Union, its eolors are the exposures OF every eye,
its victories
LEAVE NO STAIN,
II turns thousands OF heads, and charms innu.
merable hearts. Containing no eaustie element
Il cannot injure the hair or blemish the skin.
Manufactured by J. CRIsTADoRo, No. 0,
Astor House, New York Sold BY Druegista.
Applied by all Hair Dressera
lan27dSw4w
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Gold
INV YosK, Jan, %.
oaid sSossa 81 ]. - 10,
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N. B.-Cherokee Pills No. 2are pre- pared 1of
,nect al cases, when milder m, dieines iaa tnese
srs ,eut by mail. free Of postage, on reosip'o o.
IS, the price OF essh esx. ..-ra
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pERRY's MOTH AND rREcKLE LOTION

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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-29

thorized to add the Government tax in their bills
Page 9S The House concurred with the committee
In fixing the tax on cigars as follows
On cigarettes small cigars made of tobacco, en-
closed in wrapper or binder, and not over three aid
a-half inches in length, and on cigars made with
twisted heads. the market value of which is not
over six dollars per thousand, tax of two dollars
per thousand On all other cigars four dollars per
tho9;and and forty per cent ad yaLorSm ptqylq&ed &
ten dollars shall not be assessed.
rage So The House nOn-COncurred IN the commit
tees amendment reducing the tax on unstommed
smoking tobacco from twenty to ten cents per pound
and therefore retained it at twenty cents per pound
cents per pound.
list by the committee were stricken out by the
House. and are, therefore, still subject to tax In
their place bunting and United States flags were de-
clared free from taxation.
., Page lS9. The proposition to give the President
the power to appoint a Special internal Revenue
Commissioner" and take the power avav from the
Secretary of the Treasury was lost-yeas 46 nays IS
Page lS9. The next amendment was TO strike out
the section authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to appoint for four years. a Special Internal Rev
enue CommissiOner whose dutyit shall be to look
into the subjects of taxation. 1t was not stricken
TNOTE.-Mr. Stevens did not renew. in connection
with this section, his amendment giving Congress
the power to appoint this officer
Page ll3. The committees amendment to prohibit
the publication of the income tax retnrns,
jected, and these lis IS can now be published.
All of the amendments of the Committee of the
Whole having been disposed of, on which separate
votes were demanded.
Mir. Fsnsworth of Ill, offered an amendment
providing that appointed under this bill shall
be removed by the President (eXcept in case of NAL
feasance) without the advice and consent of the
Senate; which was rejected Yeas 81. nays 66.
The question then recurred the third reading of
the bill which was agreed to- and the bill then
passed-yeas 100. nays II. The nays were Messrs
Bergen. Chsner, Eldridge, Grider Harding, Ky
Marshall. Niblack, Ritter, Ross, Trmble and Wright
The bill, as ordered to be engrossed. makes over
two hundred and twenty pages. and contains over
FIVE thousand lines. The title was so amended as to
read-'An act to reduce internal revenue, and to
provide ways and means to support the Government
and nay interest on the public debit
Ats P Nj, adjourned
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PROCEEDINGS OF COURTS.

Criminal Co1ut.-Hon. Judge Bond.-George C.
Maund. States Attorney.
Leo. Pollack, charged as a nonresident trader
without license; postponed. Thomas Clemmons alias
Clements, assaulting Edward C. Nixon; postponed.
James +. Collins, selling liquor without license;
postponed. Frank Demuth. sale of liquor on Sun
day; stet costs. Lewis Ellenger, charged with
being nonresident trader without license; post
poned. VIM. Carter, larceny of one silver watch
valued at $40 from jenkins Bailey; postDoned Geo
Harris larceny Of SO hats each hat valued at 81 L25
from McCOrd i Robbins tried and guilty. Anna
Baker, keeping bawdy house, fined $40 and costs,
and IN default ofpayment sent to jail Henry Quick,
charged with committing nuisance by the deposite
OF garbage and night soil at the intersection of the
Regy L @ n@qa4 @ 9 9 and Costs Tor violation nTateT
law-appeal from Justice Simon Welcb; postponed
r. Harkner fined SIS and costs for violation of the
act relating to hawkers and pedlars-appeal from
Justice +. w. Simon; postponed. Grand jury COM
pleted and sworn and discharged to this morning at
10 o'clock, to which time the court adjourned
Circuit Court-Hon. Judge Alexander.-Henriet-
ia r. Glen ct al VS.. A Z. Davis ct al Decree that
Sarah l.. wilkins, trustee, make sale of a lot of
ground mentioned in the proceedings to VIM. Lano-
han. upon certain terms stated in paper ed in tho
case and cash payment to give good lease of the
property for all the parties mentioned in the pro-
ceediugs.
0ttabne Emelia Hagins vs. Alrich Rudolph Ha-
gins Bill filed for a divorce.
Court Of Common Pleas-Hon. Judge King.-James
Oswald VS.. John Dorm; before reported. Appeal
from Justice Meredith. Judgment affirmed.
James Sullivan VS.. Ignatius BatrOy. Appeal from
Justice Spicer. Judgment affirmed as to restitution
Meyer Stugorwald vs.. Thomas Wilson. Appeal
from Justice Showacre; held sub curia
Baltimore X Susquehanna Steamboat Company vs.
Dqyall 4 Iglehart. Appeal from Justice johnson;
held sub curid.
Assignment from % to l2 inclusive on the Appeal
Docket.
Orphans Court.-Judges Audoun, Supplee and
Hofman.-Le Of administration on the estate OF
Mary A. Main were granted to VIM. and Ann Woods
and on the estate of VIM. Ward to c. Dodd McFar-
land, and the estate of John Il. McFaden to John
Ellert.
Superior CoWt-Hon. Judge Martin.-Gree i
Hughes VS.. Drakely i Fenton; not concluded
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
A Most Terrible AID Destructive COnfia-
grafton in Oil City

A Most Terrible aGd Destructive COnfia-
grafton in Oil City.
OH CRY, May 26.-The largest fire that ever
visited this district is raging. Below you will
find part Of the property destroyed: Metropolitan
Hotel. Watson's Hotel, Oil City House, Charley Wy
ats saloon. Philadelphia House. fremont House,
Chas. JohnsOn'S saloon, United States livery stable
and saloon. NJ. E. church. Reynolds Co.'s store,
Williams hardware and iron store, c. Robinson's
pipe manufactory and copper establishment, the
lookup. United States Beer Hall. Oil City Bank.
now defunct; Susquehanna store, Baldwin & Co.'S
hardware store. McClain & Jacobs hardware store,
Colbert Il Eckert's drug store, W. W. Ford's large
liquor and grocery store the whole of Dennis block
containing some eight saloons and stores; the large
Commercial Buildings. Millers wholesale liquor
store, Col. Fox's lumber yard, Alfred Wright. tub
inss and tools; Bisselrs Bank.
LATER.
OIL CRY, May 26.-The whole east side of Oil
creek, comprising half the business portion Of the
city, is in ashes.
Seventyfve stores. eight hotels, forty dwelling
houses, church and seminary are mass of ruins.
The loss is estimated at one million dollars which
is insured for only 100000.
The following are among the principal sufferers
Gordon White. Mercantile Building. $4,000 Fox,
Fuller & Co., lumber merchants $4,000; Robson &
Co., pipe works. $4,000; Alfred Wright, tools and
tubing. heavy; Bishop Dawson dry goods, $4,000:
Burchard Casterlin & Co., hardware $4,000; Will
liams & Co., $4,000.
The oil shipping portion of the city sustained no
loss.
Over one hundred and seventy-fye families have
been rendered homeless by the conGagration.
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THREE CENTS.

LNLLING IN OF GABLE END-TwO MEN In
'YHiO.-I esterday morning. about hall-past seven
oiooJ, during the high wind prevailing at the time,
WaggaHa end of house on the southeast corner of
iniurssr and Bond streets was blown down, severely
The bo, Thomas H. Carter and George W. Weber.
of tLo ~, undergoing repair, and the roof being
80 "a w wall was .--s'v blown down. The two men
injured were working upol. tho building and beinr
caught under the falling wall re,eived conturiona
upon tho head, which though painful, not coreid
cred of dangerous character. Dr. DwlneIle rendor-
ed medical assistance
A DISHONEST BOARDER.-Policeman Fosrd arrest-
ed Thomas W. Bowling on Sunday, charyed with
stealing shawl from Mrs. Buckingham. valued nj
SIS. Tho accused was boarding at the house Of Mrs.
Bradshaw, No. 81 Camden street, where the larceny
took place, Mrs. Buckingham being a boarderin the
same house. The accused was detained at the Mid
die district station house until yesterday, when hc
was committed for the action of the grand jury by
Justice Spicer. The property was recovered and re-
turned to the owner.
FINED-Polceman Leach arrested Julia Boulder
yesterday for throwing nauseous liquors in the
street. She was fined SIS and costs by Justice Spicer
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AOsPOONIUIIJt
ROBERT J. JUMP, Comptroller
FEARFUL SCENE ON BOARD HoBoKEN FERRY
BoAT.-The New York Herald ofyesterday, thus des-
criheS q scene ON hoard q II nhnkan ferruhnnt,

FEARFUL SCENE ON BOARD HoBoKEN FERRY
BoAT-The New York Herald ofyesterday, thus des-
cribes scene on board Hoboken ferryboat:
Between six and seven o'clock last evening, fear
full scene occurred board of the Hoboken ferry
boats. The boat was crowded to her utmost capacity
several ladies being on board. When about half way
towards New York, cry of fire" was first raised,
and for some time it believed that the boat was
on fire in front. The ladies rushed to the rear in the
greatest excitement and it took the utmost efforts of
the gentlemen on board to keep calm. The boat in
the meantime, was scudding ahead and nearing the
landing, and the apprebensOns of fire catastrophe
began to subsidc Just, however the boat was APP
preaching the landing pistol shots were heard in the
front, and new excitement burst forth. The women
and children on the crowded boat in the utmost
ALARM and for several minutes all was confusion On
arriving at the landing it ascertaned that seve-
raj drunken rowdes got into fight when fellow
named Louis LoVey fired two shots at man named
Michael Cullen one of which passed over the boat,
the other taking effect in Cullens breast and it was
for while supposed that he was fatally injured.
Blood flowed from the unfortunate man. which satu-
rated the deck where he stood. regular panic
ed the passengers, which was not abated until the
boat reached the landing foot of Barclay street. when
four policemen belonging to the Third precinct came
on board and arrested the parties who taken
the Chambers street station. Lovey was locked up
kill.
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NEW STYLES IN PAPER COLLARS FOR

New STYLES IN PAPER COLLARS FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Wards Shakespeare PAPER COLLARS.
Wards Bon Ton Paper Collars.
Wards Piccadilly Paper Collars.
Wards India Rubber Enameled Paper Collars.
Wards Ladies' Paper Collars of all kinds.
Wards Ladies' PAPER CUFFS of all kinds.
To be had epery,ohere.
Isaac COALE JR. Il BRo Wholesale Agents fol
Baltimor e, n and 10 Hanover street.
Manufactured by s. W. II. WARD. New York.
my16-3mtu&fri
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Destructive Fire at Pittsburs.

P1rTsBURG. May GA fire occurred this morning,
involving the destruction of ten buildings Liberty
street. The entire loss cannot be estimated, but is
heavy.
The principal losers were James Day & Son. livery
stable; J. M. Fanley, -four and feed; Ker, Graver
Co., fre-b brick mandatory; 7. ]. Blackman & Co.,
dining saloon, and A. Taber & Co., confectioners.
The total amount of the insurance is about $4,000,
principally in Eastern companies.
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[Reported for Daily Commercial

TOwsONTOwN, May 2Sth, 1866
Circuit Court for Baltimore CountU-Hon. D. c. Il.
Emory, Judge; Jno. T. Ensor, Esq. States Attorney
lhe appeal docket was taken up this morning, and
the following cases tried:
DR.. Virgil G. Lawrence VS.. Mrs. Rachel 7. Rey-
nods appeal from Justice Herbert; tried before the
court, held sab curia. VIM. A. Stewart, Esq, for
appellant Messrs. Wheeler and keech for appellee.
Edward Sibrey vs. Thos Armstrong; appeal from
Justice Robinson tried before the court: Judgment
reversed and Judgment in favor of appellant for $40
and costs X. r. Boarman, ESQ, for appellant.
John X. Harvey VS.. Wiley Hunt: appeal from Jus
tice Robinson Judgment affirmed, each party to pay
his own costs. John L. Ensor, ESQ., for appellant
K. Grason, Esq. for appellee.
Isaac Fuller vs.. NJ. b. Hoffman; appeal from JUS
tice Irwin; on trial. r. W. Dougherty Esq, for ap-
pellant. r. R. Boarman. Esq, for appellee Court
adjourned until Iuesday at 90 O'Clock.
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Tornado,

HoNEsDALE, Pa, May 2S.-A terrific tornado swept
over the lower portion of this borough last evening
The immense covered bridge spanning the Lacka-
wanna River at Sixth street was bodily lifted dis
tance of six feet in the air. and then fell into the
river. mass of ruins Barns, out-houses, &C., were
also demolished, and trees and sticks of timber filled
the air. flying like shingles. The course of the tor
nado was first from west to east and then turned and
went south. Veering again, it finally took north
easterly course. No lives were lost.
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mh5-lstbtf
r,,,est Miracle of the Age.

Instantaneous Photographs made in your parlors.
day or night. wi thout any chemicals or apparatus.
Convince yours elf of the fact. The Invisible" i"
in packages, for sale. wholesale Tor $50 per 1VO
packages.
Single packages 80 cents.
Country orders 70 orwSrded by mail prepaid.
The largest and best assoTtnem =" A'0''' ~ ""o'e-
sale prices. 1uurr
my5.1m1stn s b. cor. Hol,ida and Fayette sts.
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1856.
Watches.

1866. Watches. 1855.
A. SPLENDID SrocK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. PEARL Mosaic
and other jewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware, Triple Plated Albata Ware of every deScrip-
tion, English Table Cutlery, Clocks, Opera Glasses.
Spestacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public are invited to call and examine stock
= hey will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
med in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
lcture Hair Jowelry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR 4 Co.,
Light street, opposite the
mh5-Istntf Fountain Hotel.
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WHAT DID IT2-A young lady. returning to her
country home after sojourn of few months in New
of rustic, flushed face, she had soft, ruby COM
plexon. of almost marble smoothness and instead of
o. she really appeared but L. She told them plainly
she used Ha gan's Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without it. Any lady improve her personal ap-
pearance very much by using this article. 1t can be
ordered of any druggist for only so cents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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LYoN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA G1NaER--for
Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, &c, where warming. genial stimu-
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for cu-
nary parpOses Sold everywhere so cts. per bottle.
apl2-eO6mlstp
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New York Bank statement.

New YORK. May B.-The following is the weekly
statement of the condition of the banks of this
city Loans, increase $22790oO; specie, increase,
S61l OOO circulation, increase. $1o50OOO deposits,
decrease, SS,449OOO; legaltenders. decrease. SILL,
eQ0 ln0
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years. 1t
acts the absorbens at the roots of the hair and
changes it to its original color by degrees. All in
Simultaneous dyes deaden and inure the hair. Helm
notes its growth, and is beautiful HAIR DRESSING.
Price 50 cents and $1.00. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Dry Goods Market-Fire-The Weaths

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. Sunday, May 27.-The Journal
reports the sales of printing cloths in this market
during the week at 3OOO pieces, the advance during
the week being &c @3c. q yard.
The Union foundry in Central Fall. near this city
was destroyed by FIRE early this morning. Loss
$S,OOO insured for $500.
copious. warm rain has been falling all day.
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CoIsalte,s Aromatic YegetabIe soan.

CoIgaIte's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superio Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with ely cerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite. and its
washing prop critics unrivallei For sale by all drug
Kists. fe9-dGW1y
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ooAfLkrE CLoTHING HoUsE.-We teRe Sroas
pleasure In calling the attention of our 'esdefs 70 the
Conspicuous advertisement of Messrs ST. nth. BIOS.
o. co' No. 4o West Baltimore street. We peak what
we know when we say their present stock Of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this fin to the
!avoraole notice OF all who may want goods their
SQUARE with everybody
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The Southern Pacific RailrOad-The Le
vees-State Passports Declared Illegal
The Texas Cotton (rnn.
From Fort Monroe,

Fort MONROE, May 2S-Messrs. O'Conner and
Shea left here this evening for New York having
been in close consultation with JEFF Davis most of
yesterday and to-day. They found him in better
health than they anticipated, and, though somewhat
from his long confinement still in possession of
his keenes faculties and alive to the importance and
engrossing nature of the issues involved in his
pected trial. They gave no information respecting
the trial, but remarked that they had just obtained
permission to visit their client after many futile at
tempts during the last year.
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nestructive Fire at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 26.-The large wholesale drug house
of Peter E. Blow on Main street. and the extensive
job printing and stationery establishment of R. P.
Studley Co.. adjoining. destroyed by fire this
evening. The loss is estimated at $l50,OO0. The
amount of insurance is unknown.