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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.


GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
q. GARNEE,
o. c. GOODRICH, H. L. GOODRICH, C. R. RALEY0
wHo1EsALE aRoOEE
AND
Commission Merchant,
Kos So COMMON AND 4 CANAL STREETS.
McNAIR q GARDEs.
u. C. McALLIsTER, E. MoNAIR, H. GARBEs)
-- Wholesale GrOcers,
NO. IA ooMMoN STREET
NEw ORLEANS.
WELLER, CHEW d. co,
j. WELLER, NJ R. CHEW, E. C. RoBBNs)
Wholesale Gracers and CommIsnAOn MeF
chants,
Nos. "a and 26 PoYDRAs STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, La
7 w. GOsLEE.
WHoLEsALE GROCER
AND
Commission Merchant,
no. 7 FRONT AND AND 10 FULTON STREETS,
New Orleans.
R 8. WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE 3hOCEhs
72Esw Levee, IS, II, 40 and 81 Gravier street,
NEW ORLEANS.
RIDwELL, PAYNE 81 Co.
Oh B1DwELL, e. G. PAYNE, JNo. N. PANE
WHOLESALE GRoCERs, AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
PRODUCE,
No. az TchoupItOulas street,
New Orleans, La
WOODS, PICK EFT d Co. r
g. h wooDs-wM 3. PICKETT-MIKE L WOODS.
QS Commerce Street.
CLARK, STEWART 4 BIBB's OLD sTAEp1
MONTGOMERY ALA.
Wholesale and Retail GrOcerEs
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND COTTON BROKER
REFERENCES:
Jurey Harris; H. W. Farley b Co.. Battle, Noble 0
Col J. 0. Nixon, and Col D. B. Penn, New Orleans.
CARRIERE 81 LOGAN
70. cARRIERE, GEO. D. LoGANJ
Formerly Collins, Carrere Co.,
WholesaIe GrOcers and Commission heF'
CORNER BIEEyILLE AND OLD LEVEE sTs.,
New Orleans.
WELLS, BROs. & CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
81 PRODUCE, ...-
81 Poydras Street,
New Orleans.
T STAFFORD d. Co.
CORNER 3AqK 8 n AER R9gssEAg STREETS
Offer for sale general assortment Of Groceries, received
from first hands and at the lowest market prices Win
receiving additional stock of all kinds in our
We call the attention Of retail and trade in general
they will find stock inferior in the market
stock of Flour extensive both Of family and trade brands
CUGAR, sYRUP AND MOLAssEs-
Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
DoUBLE-REFIEED LOAF
And
POWDERED SUGAR
WHITE and yellow CLARIFIED SUGAR,
'0A'D44' o 1'0f' sUaARHoUsA, EalNh' S1A0F
And
REBouED MoLAssEs.
Louisiana and West India
SUGAR and MoLAssEs,
| A. Thomson ss Co.,
IS TchoupitoulAs street.
| A H. D'AEZA, COMMISSION MERCHANT
| -AED--
Importer OF Cuba Produce,
Also, Dealer Ia
| LOUISIANA SUGAR AND MOLAssEs,
.. ofics No. 10 St Louis street
Louisiana Sugar and MOsssss always on hand
| 0 to to suit purchasers,
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men watching the opportunity to give or tanv
offence: it is the glorious privilege Of every
individual within our vast bounds now to look
upon the whole as the possession of himself
the heritage of his children: the theatre fol
ages to come Of advancement in all that dign
fes and improves the world of mankind. For
unity, let Us be thankful; and showing our
gratitude by practical results, let us be as as
siduous in cultivating kindly sentiments with
the people of all sections as but lately we
were eager TO cripple their resources and re
duce certain Of them to terms. Enough for
us that the Government has INDICATED its un-
deniabe prerogatives, it is for all now to do
what is possible to heal the differences which
have divided us as people, and forgetting
that we ever were at war amongst ourselves,
join with each other i'll building up a nation
atty that shall be the exampl,r for all lands
the glory of the liberal minded ana the luvers
of freedom Of the whole earth.
And five would sharnpn that sense of graft
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AI0TECE TO PERSONS ENGAGED IN
" CATCHING OYSTERS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT:
C0MPTROLhER'S OFFICE,

IhIHNURl UEPAbIMENI: !
I0MPIROLhER'S OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 18th, 1865. J
Persons engsged in the taking or catching of OYS-
TIERS within he waters Of this State for SALE are
again warned obtain license required by chap
ter ISL. of the act of 1865
Application tr License, except in the case of tongs
men, must be made in person to the Comptroller by
the owner or Muster of the vessel to be used. The
applicant must have resided in the State at least
twelve months, and must pay at the rate of five dol
lars for every ton his vessel may measure according
to its Custom House License or Enrolment which
Lieense must beproduced before the Comptroller.
not I than 4 tbon & n and f ne o
of the vessel usel, her cargo &c., efourhs of
which is payableto the officer and those aiding him
in making the Arrest.
The masters of licensed boats are reminded that it
is not only their interest, but their duty under OATH
to arrest any one engaged in catching oysters in yo
lation of law.
Tongsmen shouldappIy to the Clerk Of the Circuit
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make cotton,

/ make cotton,
o how he shall
e wise conven-
,gether, and by
dom solve this
soon, we may
oropitious, have
On to help the
payments
that the only
sity that is upon
he Freedmen's
, placing it com
cording to Gen.
ncy amongst the
nth by making it
it consumes, by
I we do not care
ted in Congress,
ates lately in re-
alton is situated
cath and starva-
decentralization
this should COM
!. The time is
Inch allows any
we hope, there
be made to move
to the extent of
l still further the
Ding what he can.
lie Tribune slight
in supposing that
his case as most
$ everything into
k of cotton, with
the trained col
cy altogether pre-
k work. For the
% short to swap
and time enough,
lie question of the
supply otherwise
self.
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d.
inesday, the Goth in
,r. Andrew j. Mayors,

incsday, the Goth in
,r, Andrew j. Mayors,
.....-.- and, and Eliza Nr-
giuia Youngest daughter OF the late Jacob and Eliza
Null, of this city.
B0NSAL-llUFF.-O the 9th instant, by the
Rev. R. Henklc, I. S. BOnsa to Miss Sarah S. HUFF,
both of Baltimore county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Goth instant at St.
Peters Church. by the Rev. DR.. Grammer, Dr. j. Il.
Brewer to Miss AleXina youngest daughter of Thos.
0'Dcll. Esq, of Baltimore city.
kEPPEL.-GORSUCH.-D 9th. by the
Rev b. g. ". Reid, Lcmue A. keppe OF Peunsyl-
vania, and Maggie A. Gorsuch, of Baltimore county
D{EG.
DANIS.-At his residence, in St. Paul street. on
saturday. 30th uit., after short Illness Hon. Henry
Winter Davis.
The friends of the deceased are respectfully invited
attend his funeral on tomorrow. January p, at
one o'clock p. NJ.
KURTZ-On Friday, tho 9th instant, Rev. Ben
iamin Kurtz, j. D., /. l.. D., formerly and for many
years editor of the Lutheran Observer in his list
year.
Ills friends and those of the family. are respect
uary LIST, 1866. at 2l2 o'clock p. NJ. from the Second
English Lutheran Church, Lombard street. west of
Green street.
R0SEWAG.-0n Friday, December Goth, 1865,
Charles I; Rosewag, in the 18th year Of his age.
SUERIFF.-December2 6th, near Pikesyille, Balti-
more county. by the accidental discharge Of gun,
Ialhes ~ Orrls youngest son OF ohm B. and Susan
Saerlii: a. ! 10 years II months and 26 days.
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAIr-MONDAY JANUARY l. 1866
MISCELLANEOUS.

u OVERS OF vENISON STEAK can find at
III the Baltimore Butter Depot, corner of Eutaw
and Fayette streets, a good article. jal-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fr[1RO0MS OF TEEE
ny CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
BALTIMORE January LIST, 1866.
The annual election Of Fifteen Directors to manage
the affairs of the Corn and Flour Exchange for the
ensuing year will take place at the rooms of the As
ISOLATION, corner of South and Wood streets, on
MONDAY, January Sth. By order.
JOHN P. PACA, Secretary
REGULAR TICKET.
Col. VIM. CHESTNUT
TIIOS. WHITRIDGE,
JOS o. F0ARD.
SAMUEL DUER,
FRANCIS WHITE.
JAMES A. HOOPER,
JAMES r. CLARK,
JOHN G. HEWES,
c. W. SLAGLE
ALLEN A. CHAPMAN,
JOHN r. cox,
WIN. II. MICHAEL,
JAMES d. MASON.
JOS A. EDMONDS0N,
OLIVER I. LANTH. ja1-7t
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NEW YORK ADVERT,S.
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The Best in their Respective Departments"

The singular excellence Of all Quackenbos's school
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dhey are generally admitted to be the best naanlals
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POST OFFICE,

N~DpOSE OFFICE,
llCS2 BALTIMORE ND, Dee 3Oth, 1865. I
This Office will be kept open on MONDAY NEXT,
Jan lst 1866 new years day, between the hours Of
9 and 10 O'Clock A. NJ. only.
1t WIN. II. PURNELL, Postmaster.
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O~-D MARYLAND GRICUE.TURAL
trP COLLEGE-The STOCKHOLDERS are re-
quosted to meet at Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore, on
THURSDAY January 4th, 1866, at Il o'clock, NJ, for
the purpose of eeeting Board of Trustees and TAX
ing into consideration the Financial condition of the
Institution. By order of the Trustees.
po27-2awtJ4 J. O. WHARTON Register
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05
CONSTITUTION WATER

mas BEEN PRONOUNCED by THE MIDI
II cal Faculty and the public to be the most
toooerfu1 remedy for the permanent cure OF all
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
I'd DlADpaa that hes ever been offered.
Il1lonob ANIMAL wAsEa. Il ID from cx perience,
yAses6Uesssussox wanna hes emanated ard W
bow cay lot no man doubt, when . single bottle
eas been known 70 cure diseases which the best
edica talentin this country has failed 70 relieve
remedy possessing the virtues Of q stitutiOn
Wolsf eaanot Be elassed under "qusck' prepare
Gees, = Il 10 now used BY the most scientific
iraseitisaess In this city. II h ony second class
1hysisiaas thst cry down popular remedies, while
@omplisA cure; and the success the physicians
hefsasss = his knowledge Of different remedies
(nsble him 70 produce cure, while others fail in
be attempt. Science il satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution " ster fair trial-ws mean
tou ~ are under some 1p66ostsees care from
Tear 70 year, and " pafticulary allude 10 ladiss
the ~ ssastantly resorting " local trsstssest,
tith % much chance Of success - there would b.
Ton locai spplications 70 the throat for diseases
ifhpaiu. We have been careful to use language
= our circular that could not shock the most del
eate Ssganis1eioa, but Ne receive % many eoan
&unipe2oas from persons for which COnstituti0n
kaasr y aAapled, end Of whose disease no mem
tca hae bsea neae, that We have come = re
1pee)01ien that If the remedy 10 capable OF yfo-
4ucine cure, NO matter what the disease may be,
= should b made known. The medicine ID put
y fbr the public. and there should b. no excep
6ess. WAY. Constitution Wsteris mot iikes
3lata pin, n64s 10 ssit the eye and taste; it ies
4saisbn i every sense q the term placed y
r. hands = the people for their relief ; aud y
? - produce Fadieal cure. We would say that
e directions = ss&a 70 diet ETC., rslase only to
AaAiooeoe andne Vhich they occur. 3. a Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05

IVA NVW GA6B9 ana NBWvOUS D1bSAASH
.h,dy tor The last twenty years, spd te
therefore the person whom al afBictee should
consult. No one ever heard Of patiens
u his not being cured since he has bses 10 We
city. His fcputst0n has v0nchers - Ill the CITY
papers, his patients and the medical psoSeeats0
beth here s;d abroad, - being the most skiIief
Speci slfAt AeSe md = thor0ugh master 81 Or
sdxual diseaas sAf oshsvs fail, 1Uest despais give
aim = call. Il 10 only cor, mos Oce0urreoce with
hhn 70 ours such casss. nis soofAs are separate
O. ladies' asd ssatlsmes, odd The most complete
n the city. "a 80
y n ouSs Nm, fAxx PAxncuLAa Noncs. --Doetss
Blgeiow dcvctcs much Of his time - the tseee-
M ii OF Moae cases caused BY secret habit thas
rdins both aind esd bedy, saGeting The un1es.
,&nals tndividaalfes sithss baaieeso OF society.
TIE saa CHESTS ofthsse carly habate - - -
cdRsss u ripev years, isto weeee9 80 aessNsoeQ
~ eour4ftnto9, desitoy The ply teal - nesscl
lbdwery, djn,iniAh and eDlssDJe ehs eeoM1al -
Enxa, AID sxhansts Abe vitalsnseq1ee efo1Des4|
| the plsaauess u NE ass 0ersef, ne $500 ~
marriage Gsusenstsd, asd saissssce teesls ssees
| I'd stern 81 uuoeeslsg ntesyy esd reaves. 800
| usrs0ss. especially those Contemplating 80
| risec. skonld fose no tifbg 4 Dakl6g Immsdtsoa
st1plieation. = Df. H., ~ ~ neW Isetdaest, 4
-isblsd 70 ensure ssDesdy - pee0eesess.ses
Cenep Itat,oo fses and ooan1oa1ka). Q9oo uo.
a4O South Cla street., corner 81 1880
MI block frsn thG PseS oGiee. P.Qnbx 1ol
chicago, ~. O1cc heuge fsaR Al N51
f"Sir .Sys ~ 9 so sedEs asss.e tsssssrs
80 les$f ~ r = ~ q - ~ 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05
DIABETES

i Z aisesss q ths stomach and livef. setting
theealh - tidssys. and y. without donbt, the
49, ohot3noko d1ooaao, e1oept eOnsnmpeAon, thas
Sete ~ hasAas senstitutios. Wshavs % spase
be 6lueaesioe sanees, bus will a4ate teas The 81.
1T u Ne dl6ea9e u Ne cenversi0a Of thestarchy
rkin1iple(oe vegetable portion Of the food) into
sneoe which stimulates the kidneys to an sxses-
I've beetesion Of water. Many persons suffer from
this dsoaDe tho ers ignoraeS sf it; that 10, they
rass large quantities during the day, and IRE
obliged q get up from one to fifteen Or twenty y
t. tssing The night Nc notice = tax Ken. q =
fWaSss. ed oiesa wlsn isis 20 fer adv aaeed -
= b beyond the esatrol Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom il the extreme thirst. which
Shen the disease u fully established. y intolefa-
blesAs Pstis'.s Srssls ec.sts.ay s'ssAore ee'.9
De lips, . sweet breath. in the more advanced
nses, aud finally loss ofappetite. emaciation. ana
he psAient gradually sinks from e1hansticn. !,
CoxsrirufiOx WArsa is without doubt, the only
known remedy for dsabetes, and We have as much
eonadenee thea Il il specific a. We have that OPT.
an viii produce sleep, and tsuthfully say that Il
kas cured every case II which II has been used.
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Western Union nllroad.


rT,RAINs LEAVE PORT BYRON a. roll
i Lows:
Mail and Express 1880 A. ~. daily, (ssndsys
Steamboat Express 1925 A. NJ. daily. (sua.
days excepted)
Accommodation G. 80 r. N.
AnalvR Al roRf BYRON.
Mail and Express $50 +. ~. daily, (sundays
sxcepted.)
Steamboat Express Las P. n, dsily. .t
Recommendations $40 A. n, daily, (Ssndays
Nail and Express leaving Port Byre. Il, 7,2e
makes close connections FOR Chicago end Ill
points in Northe, illinois and Wisconsin.
Steamboat Express connects Il Savanna with
Steamer Lansing for Dubuque, arfiving hours
ahead Of Northern Line boats
"Steemer love-" leaees davenport q Z AN.
connecting At Port Byron with SteamheaA In.
press. and at r. ~. connecting with s.te p n.
train.
At Rscns, Nth '6oearich Liss" saeas.sssfos
A Racine Junction. ssh l Chicago Hiiv.sle.
Railroad, for Milwaukee, Keuoshr, Wauxegan
A. Ulia1on Jsnctisu. WITH Chicago 1 NsssA.
WESTERN Railroad, Tor Janssvills, Aadiosss fra.
m: = Gh:ss aaa ~ Cses:s;
rad. yor faotville, Eyseevills. asd fadiaoa.
A Ffeepors, xitk ChicsI6 8 Nof5k ssierA IA
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.
Every family II tfiis season, should -
SPEER'S SAMBUR0 PORT WINE
Celebrated In Europe iDr its medicinal md eeesoet
qualities highly es,eened by eminent hysSciaan -
b Eur0pesn ard American Iltspilals, and BY sooe
he nrrt families IN Europe and America.
As TONIC u has 10 equal cstsiisE - apFs1tes
md building mp tho systcm being entirely ape1s wano
As A DiURETfI- IT imparts ahcalihy eetiGA ceep
0lands, KIdnsys md Urinary Osgans. very bensAo
lDsvp~y Gout and Rheumatic affections.
HekElGS WINE II puse article lfum ~ Satcs0 -
70 PORT Grape, losresslng medical psopsi:tss ssps
dor " sny sheT wine In use, snd ~ oxcelG sse1sle
for III weak and debititaied perso, ed ~ ae.1 e
i1nrna, improving the appetite and bss'sAftaag -
AID children.
Try6 once, and you will not " dscsivs1.
q Dc sure tbc signature n AsSnaD 6gMD OOso
o cork Of eaeb lnktls. p.
Sold by druggsts and al! arat ciass dselsss VIE ~
sell the CASTEII.A rUltT BRANDY, eaDlcs
article, imported only by Mr.. spcsr direct fum u
valley ofUportO.
~ Trade supplied by Wholesale drugGisen 4 Nev
York, Boston, Iiiladelphia ard e. Louis. Am ~
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For sale IN Davenport by HARRISON = STAMk1s
WhOlcsalc and Retail Druggists. Dec4dly
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HA14' Re olcfA M r!as9. "a
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BRkgx's FRISkR LIE
xA C0&v8UX. ~ oppli.
cation warranted to curl

stubborn hais q eher Sex into wavy I'm ls q heavy
massive curis. Has been used - The Qhlonables q
Paris md Llodon, with the m0st gratif g pesults.
postpaid 81. Descriptive circulars mai y nee Ad-
dress, BER6E9, SHUTS Z CO., Chensts, No. ~
River street, Troy, N. Y. Sole AGen1s thQ, Veited
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The drawing Win tahs piese ailst ~ Cen.
chst, q tho stsge eftAe New nasie Hen Whers
lb.O00 persoos 60 Wieoeee - 4 se11nisSee
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