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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-07-13

The European war news last received is
interesting. The Prussians had opened the
struggle with a very bold and successful
movement, occupying, almost without resis-
lance, Holstein, Hanover, Saxony and in
fact all Germany north of the Mayn, and the
Bohemian and Moravian mountains, and
stretching their vast armies along this line
from Poland to the Rhine. They have since
moved into Bohemia and Upper Silesia with
out meeting any formidable opposition, hay-
ing easily repulsed the Austrian Huzzars by
the use of the "needle.gun," said to be a
very effective weapon.
The Italian army has not met with the
same success in its movement. After cross
ing the Mincio they were were met near We
roma by the Austrian forces, and after a
stubborn and bravely fought battle, on both
sides, completely defeated with the loss of
two thousand prisoners. They have re-
crossed the Mincio successfully.
With this exception nothing is known of
the disposition of the Austrian forces or the
plans of the leaders. Everything is yelled
in such profound secrecy that but little more
is known in Vienna than in the outer world
Benedek is said to be an able and wary gen.
eral and will doubtless be heard from, short
ly, in some bold and telling blow on the Prus-
sian armies. He commands well-organized
and good troops, and when the battle is Joined
it will be bloody.
LArEsr.-The Steamship City of London
arrived at New York on the 10th inst, bring
ing the report Of defeat of the Prussians at
Neustadt. They rctreated leaving their dead
and wounded on the field, but it was not
tho ought TO have been general engagement.
She also brings Berlin telegram Of Prus-
kian success near Truman, where seven off,
GERS and FIVE hundred privates were cap
tured
The steamship Cuba, from HAVANA on
the 9TH inst, reports revolt as having oc.
Cured near Porto Principe, the insurgents
declaring for indepcnpence. Troops were sent
out to quell it and, after skirmish, several
companies went over to the insurgents, who
then proceeded to the mountains. It is also
reported that four Gillian steamers landed
2ooo troops and effected junction with the
revolutienists.
The steamship New York from Aspinwall
brings the report that Chill, Peru, Bolivia
and Ecuador had formed league to wrest
Cuba from Spain, and invited Venezuela and
Columbia to join the alliance, the first three
to furnish the money, the others to furnish
the men. They expect assistance from South
erners, who will embark from Florida.
The defeat of the Reform bill in the Enr-
lish Parliament, upon which the Prime Min
lister, Mr.. Gladstone, declared he would stand
Or fall, has been the occasion of the present
ministry rendering their designations which
have been accepted by the Queen. 1t is
thought new ministry will be formed with
Lord Stanley or Mr. Disracli as Prime Min
lister.
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THE Vindicator is an old established Journal
having large and increasing circulation, and at
present can boast of larger subscription list than
at any former period. Ns circulation is not con-
fined within the morrow limits of any defined To-
cality, but is diffised generally throughout the
Valley and the far West.
AS an advertising medium its columns plainly
show how it is appreciated by a discerning public.
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TgPORTANT 20 TzsE PuEsEHg,

u .
E-Desiring to make a change in my business !
propose to sell my stock of Eastern Work. con-
slsting of Gents Boots, Shoes and Congress Cal
tiers; lonthS Boots and Shoes; Ladies' Misses
and ChildrcnS Shoes and CATERS.
Also, lot of Gents Iats-differcnt styles
all at COST for Cash or Produce.
BARGAINS IN CUSTOM WORK.
Having Il large lot of French and American
Caf-Skins, and other fine material used in manu-
featuring FIRST CLASS WORK. | will furnish
Doors and SHOES, ofany kind, to ORDER, Ovarian
ted to fiD at greatly reduced prices, for Cash or
Produce, to Wit:
Gents French Calf Boots, .........Sl0 to SlC5
American do .... 9to 81
Congress Caters, ............ 63 to
High Balmorals, ............ 81 to CD
Low Dress Shoe ........... 5 to 81
Ladies' Morocco Boots, ............. So to $35
Bamorals, ......... 81 to II
GalterS. ....................... 80 to 43
Glove Kid and Lasting Balmorals made
to order, equal in style 10 any Eastern Work
brought to this market.
use the best material, and spare no expense in
procuring the best Workmen in the State. &c. r.
All work made here sraryaAted
Call and see for yourself, two doors east of the
lst National Bank.
July-6-tf m C. n. WILLIAMS.
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NJ OTRgE.--The subscriber having sold his
Il entire stock of goods to Messrs w. B. Craw-
ford s. Co., is anxious to close his business as
speedily possible,
lie therefore respectfully, but earnestly, requests
all persons indebted to him for goods to come for
ward and settle their accounts without delay
The accounts will be found at the old stand in
the hands of Messrs VIM. B. Crawford & Co. who
are duly authorized to receive all monies for me
IN my absence, in payment Of accounts and receipt
for the same.
Il return my sincere thanks to nv friends and
the public generally for the liberal patronage ex-
tended to me whilst engaged in business, and
respectfully ask q continuance Of the same to my
successors Messrs. VIM. B. Crawford h Co.
July 6-H A. S. LARA.
INSTRAY.-Takcn up by Joseph carmen, at
Il the toll gate in town, on the Winchester pike,
WHITE HOG, crop off the right ear and slit in
the same, and appraised at Four Dollars.
The owner is requested to come forward prove
his property, pay charges and take it away
June 29-3t.
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5OsAcrs LIVERPOOL SALT, a5.. 2.
Is Bags Rio and Laguaira Coffee,
20 I}bls Sugar, ee
Is Kits Mackerel and Shad,
Bbls n. o. Moasscs and Golden Syrup,
Just received and for sale low by 80
HOGE, MASON & co.
September Oft
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''Don't be foolish" You can make Six
dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and examine
an invention urgently needed by'cvery. body
Or sample sent free by mail for Soc, that
retails easily for IS, by R. L. Wollcott, ITO
Chatham Square, New York. June 15--ly.
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GAVE YOUR NIGHT.-By coming in time
< to DIR Young's Old Stand where you will
find an excellent assortment of SPECkS. EYE
GLASSES. SliORTSIGITED and colored Glass.
es for sale by -ts
March eff G. G.. YEAKI,E
&aa-Old Silver taken in exchange for goods.
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IRON WORKS.

April 21-tf
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Great Fire in Portland.

WASHINGTON, July 4, 1866.
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g. YOUNG are constantly re-
ceiving FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, &C., guaranteed pure and genu-
inc. Julysl 3-tf
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HhE FED

BR0ADBkCK.-On the 18th inst VIM. H. Broad
beck, in the 22d year of his age.
McCQRMlCk.-0n the 18th inst, Samuel G. Nc
COrmick in the sd year of his age.
MI RRAI.-Qn the 18th inst, John J. Murray in
the 9th year of his age. -
REITZ.-On the 18th inst, Lavina A., in the 2lst
year OF her age, only surviving daughter of Mary and
the late Henry L. Reitz
BKOWN.-On the 23d inst, Priscilla T. Brown, wife
OF Gharles Brown, in the 44th year of her age
DIX GR9AHHGER.-In Philadelphia, on the 18th inst,
MARTIN.-On The 10th inst in accomoo .oo,,rt
Va; Joseph h Martin, in the sd year of his age. :
SMlTH-On the Sd inst, Mary, consort of the late
Jacob Smith, aged 81 years 49,
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MARRIED.

CARROLL-SILLERY.-On the 9Th inst. by Rev.
B. McManus. Andrew Carroll to Miss Kate Silery,
both of this city.
CALWETT-JACKSON.- the 10Th inst, by
Rev. II. H. Webb, Thomas G. Calwett to Miss Annie
Eliza jackson, third daughter of James I. Jackson
both of this city.
:, HAMPY-1G0RSUCH.- Rev. Mr.. Keyl, F. VI.
Hampy to Laura V. Gorsuch, both of ely.
kEMP-STORMS-0nt the 22d inst, by Rev John
McCron, D; D., John Kemp to Miss Rachel j. Storms
both of Baltimore county.
TaLL-WHEELER.-O the Dist inst, by Rev. T.
D. Valiant, s. Columbus Tall. ESQ., to Miss Miss Mag
gle 1. Wheeler, both of this city.
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fe2i-bt President
lTE-s EQFICE.-C0EsNEFs or CALVERT
10y AND WATER STREETS.-We have for re
pairing OF Watches the best European and American
watch makers: also, jewelers. engravers and watch
makers on the premises. Apply TO GABRIEL
D. CLARK. corner of Water and Calvert streets
agent for William Dixon's London Watch and Jules
Jurgensons Copenhagen Watch. fel5-2mo
j=zDgEge, G.EzB E;Asi.ss s.F &'JB.s.i9 s}GJsIl-E.
10y By DR.. STRIGRLAND'S PILE REMEDY.-
Jr Glass, of GAINESVILLE. WISCONSIN, writes for the
benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has
troubled for eight years with an aggravated case
Of Plies, and his brother was discharged from the
l-my as inCura5le, (he being quite paralyzed witt
The Piesl Both these distressing cases were cured
With one bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy-
The recommendation Of these gentlemen, beside The
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland, ought
% convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickland
Pile Remedy Il is sold by Seth s. Haree I0S BaIfi-
more street. and by Druggists everywhere.
wholesale Agents, Thomson & BLOCK
snd A. Y0GELER Il co.
SETH S. HANGE,
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BALIIM ORE, MD,
To Correspondence.

Ne notice can be taken Of anonymous
hcdted By the name and address of the ,oriter-not
necessarily for publication bit guaranty for his
g9od faith. We are not to be considered responsi-
Ote FOR The optnt0ns erpressedby correspondents.
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y, BALTIMORE, February 21st, 1866
TO Messrs M: IL. Hecht s. DaLsheimer, S. Cohen, S.
Mag, Committee: -
GENTLEMEN:-In compliance with a resolution of
the Board of Managers of the Association for the
improvement of the Condition of the Poor of Ralti
more it is my pleasing duty to tender the most cor
dial thanks of the Board of Managers to yourselves
and the gentlemen you represent, for the generous
and highly valued voluntary offer of Dramatic En-
tertanment for the benefit of the General Poor" as
represented by our Association.
Very respectfully,
fe23- co 81 Jesse HUNT pesdsnt
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--aV0 EgEE EEQNOEATiIE T,sgE NEAYOS.


7r-zzsTo THE HONORABLE TIE MAYOR
The undersigned. Taxpayers of the City of BaIti-
more, have considered the provisions of the following
Maryland at its recent session..
l. The bill, authorizing the Mayor and City Coun-
ell of Baltimore to subscribe amount, not exceed
ing 100000, to the capital stock Of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company.
2. The bill authorizing the Mayor and City Coup-
to the Western Maryland Railroad Company, by q
subscription TO its stock-by the Endorsement of that
the city to that amount in its aid
3. The bill authorizing the Mayor and City Council
OF baltimore TO subscribe to the capital stock of the
have capital Of S6gG000 and is Incorporated to con
struct road from the Relay House on the Northern
Central Railroad to tide water at Canton.
The bill first named authorizes simple subscriD-
ton Of 500 600 to the stock of the company; and the
bill secondly named. which authorizes a subscription
loan of Sl501, 600. may not Afford practically any
other security to the city for its proposed loan Of
Sl,5OO000 that simple subscription to the stock it
sell would afford For you will observe that by the
second section OF this bill mortgage given to secure
this debt of Sl.50090 is to have priority over any
other mortgages given hereafter by this Company to
the pares named in the BILL that in fact tie ciiy
''HE h9Te no dd0@fd2e 'ohateUer as to security
GRH suck subsequent a,ortGagee, or mortgages.
These two bills together authorize Il debt of ST.,
iJ0,UO-and another debt Is authorized by the pro-
posed subscription of S35000O to the Union Railroad
Company which has been recommended in the an
nuai message Of the Mayor,
We respectfully state to your Honorable Body that
we are Of the opinion that, in the existing state Of
The monetary affairs Of the country and in view of
the existing National, State and city debt, you are
not justified in exercising these powers.
Capital aud labor are already heavily taxed and
obliged to state ir nkly that circumstances
exist, which justify you, in opinion in adding to
the burdens of the city and of the people of the city
The undersigned make no objection to the con-
sruoton Of any authorized work, which affords sN,h
promise Of success to attract private capital to its
support. But in their own names. and in the names
Of your constituencies, they DO earnestly protest
against the creation of any additional city debt for
these Objects believing as they do that the effect OF
such measures, in This trying period Of high prices
viii be to impair the cred of tho city and TO weigh
down It's people under an increasing and ntocrauic
weight Of taxation.
-! Tie names haze been landed IN to The Mayor and
CiJ togRciI 1t
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BALTIMORE FEBRUARY Is 1866
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AtOE'A RTNEEsIIHP.-The undersigned have
- this day formed a C0PAR fNERSHIP under
the purpose of conducting the DRY GOODS COM
MISSION BUSINESS, at go BALTIMORE ST.,
NEAR CHARLES. VIM. Y. MCCULL0H.
Baltimore, Feb. IS, 1866. fe27-10t
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LOST.

z OsT OR fISLAID.-BOOK OF Deposit
"a No l2,l05 with the Eutaw Savings Bank ~
Baltimore. The finder will please leave it at the
bdlh. te22-2aw2w
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NFpOFFxCE of THE BALTIMORE as.
ny ISOLATION FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE POOR. FEBRUARY
ODD, 1866.
By order of the Board of Managers. the following
correspondence is published:
z. D. BRASHEARs, Secretary.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 1866
To the President and Members Of the Association for
Improving the Condition Of the Poor:
GENTLEMEN The Cliosophic Literary and Ora
matte Association have resolved to give a Dramatic
Entertainment for the benefit of the general poor of
this city the proceeds to be placed in your hands for
distribution and have selected the night of February
18th at the Concordia Opera House
Soliciting your cooperation we have the honor to
be, yours. respectfully, NJ. II. HEIGHT.
S. DALSHEIMER,
S. COHEN,
S. MAY.
Committee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10y STEAMSHIP C0MPANY.-At meeting of
the Stockholders of the Baltimore and Savannah
Steamship Comp any, held on the 10Th inst called for
the purpose of electng President and Directors 10
manage the affairs of the Company for the ensuing
twelve months
The following gentlemen are unanimously elected
j. BRANDT Jr., President
IHOS. G. JENKINS, Director
R0BT. LEHR,
VIM. I. WALTERS, D..
GEO. S. BROWN,
VIM S. RAYNER,
Baltimore. Feb 26. 1866. fe27-3t
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Es II sEsz1 NATIONAL EXPRESS

ER 3d. NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT fIG SOUTH EUTA W STREET.
BALTIMORE
The NATIONAL EXPRESS AID TRANspop
TATI0N COMPANY is now prepared 70 forvor5
Gold and Silver Coin. Currency Parcels. and Freight
Boston, Mass; New York City; PHILADELPHIA. Pa,
washington, pc; Ge9rgetoMn, D. c.. Harper's Fer
ry. Va; Ch2rlestown, Va; Winchester Va. Alexan-
tersburg, Va; Norfolk, Va; Charlottesville, Va;
Stanton, Va; Jackson River, Va. Lynchburg, Va:
don, n c. Goisboro', n O. NeW5eTn n q: R " e,
GGFes1s6OTS n g; salis6uFy, n G. Charlotte. \. q
and Way Stations on the following roads Winchester
and Potomac K f. CONNECTING with different points
ooh r. RRrnES and d4 6aa ba5
vile r. NJ. Virginia ana Tennessee r. R.; Peters
burg and Lynchburg R. R.; Petersburg and Weldon
r. r. Raleigh and G?stGn x; r. Weldon and VIII
North Carolina Central R. r.. Charlotte and Coum'
bia r: R.. Western North Car0lina R. R., Atlantic
and North Carolina R. R; As the lines of Railroads
opened it will extend its business to all points
South, in addition to those named and as fast pos
slble TO points in the North and West.
The tariff of charges will be based upon fair bust
ness per centage above the cost Of transportation
Without being oppressive, nor will it be made less
break down drive off any rival; upon this basis the
# orders be left at the Office Goods will DO sent 70,
without charge, and forwarded promptly
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRAyS-
n. B. Office No. 1874 w. Baltimore street nan,,
No. ll6 South Eutaw street. de20tf
ls5 % 9E ADs SSaP Ex5saEss
l64 BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE.
FORWARD INLAND EXPRESSES
DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH.
Rates of freight greatly reduced. Particular at
tenon paid to the collection OF Drafts, Notes, Bills
&C. Specie, Bank Notes, Bonds, &c, taken at low
rates and issued against all risks, when required.
TEE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
For. the transportation of Merchandise, Valuable
Packages Specie, Bank Notes. Bonds, &c, for all
parts of the South and Southwest, In connection
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Have established their agency at No. l64 Baltimore
street where orders to call for goods to be forwarded
south VIII receive prompt attention.
Merchandlse and valuables delivered to
AAkSDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
viii receive prompt despatch.
For particulars rates of freight kc anplv a. III !.
| Office Of the SOUTHERN EXPRESS C8MPANfY13'
| l64 Baltimore street. o0AA hA' -
noSS-u d. B. PLANT. President.
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N N NtFE99t
.Ec3- POWuATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election will be
wharf. on MONDAY NEXT, 9Th March, between the
hours of II A. NJ. and O'Clock P NJ, for the purpose
of Electing President and Directors according to
the charter: to manage the affairs of the Company
for the ensuing twelve months. j. BRANDT, JR.,
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ADJUSTMENTS

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
Farewell Benefit of the Popular Actor.
1890, wv MR.. j: G. MCCOLL0M.
MRS. ID. p. BOWERS
In her charming impersonation of
FAhIHENlA, The GREEK MAIDEN,
In the beautiful play of
INGOMAR, The BARBARIAN.
MT. D. u ne'ollom
To conclude with Shakspeares Comedy,
-: TANNING THE SHREW.
Petruchlo j. G. McCollom
ID. +. Bowers
E{ONCORDIA OPERA HOUSE,
VOCAL AND INs fHfN Z CONCERT,
UNDER THE SUPERVISION Of
Zionist S. k. DAVIS: ,rrnrr I'D
THGRSD4 EEEgIE March ia c /. 1866 =. S'
PROGRAMME.
l. Instrumental
Mesfrs. GEORGE SIMPSON and THOMAS.
Master 3. M0LLENHAUER.
5. Recitative and AirI"Elijah.. .MendeIssohn.
500 Master FGH4RB9 2 M6GIESHXTf SfIei'eF
:. solo-Scotch Song-Bonnie Dundee.
MIR. j. R. THOMAS,
PART II.
l. Duo1Yiolin 4 Comet- Carnival of Venice Ernest.
Masters B. and R. M0LLENHAUER
q Solo Soprano-Fishes in the Sea.,..,,..., Thomas
Mrs. MOZART
3. Solo Tenore-Beware .,..,'.,.,' Perrinn
>. MR.; GEORGE SIMPSON.
Master BERNARD N0ETEYii.Xi,Uj.'E IS'n'n''
s. TrO-This Magic Wove Scarf Barnett.
Mrs. MOZART, Messrs. SIMPSON and THOMAS.
Tickets 81, at McCatfreys Music Store. Diagrams
now open.
The Pianos used are from the celebrated factory of
Steinway q Sons, and kindly loaned by their agent,
Chas. S. Benteen, No. 10 N. Charles st fe2S 2t
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-28
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The exercises viii be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th, at O'Clock A. NJ, on which
day new scholars will be admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for young
ladies', were formed last January and in success
Eul operation at present.
Parents sending boarders arc FeoGested to provide
,or their pVnctual arrival.
euS'-tft r. KNAPP.