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FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.

PUY FURNITURE AT GOULD a ems
- Union Depots, corner NINTH and MARKET and
os. 81 anu 80 North SECOND street.
The largest, cheapest and best stock Of Furniture
tvery descnpton In the wor Send for Printed Gaia
otue 0nd Price List. he sOundness OF material and
workmanship is guaranteed of SELL Furniture for
4. GrlOr, pvawing room. Chamber Bed room, Dining
room. Library Kitchen Servants Oflces
schools, Churches, odd Fellows, nasons. or other
lodges, Ships Institutions Clubs, Go egee, Pub ic
BUILDINGS Hotels BOARDING Houses, Hospltals Fairs
3 single piece OF Funitare
Drawings and estlma es FINISHED when required.
Orders by post win be executed with desOatch,
and with lbefality and justness OF dealing Country
dea ers ano the trade generally con nu0 20 be supplied
on the same beca wholesale terms that insure the
n profit Parties at distance NAV remit through
Banker, the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
Chesnu street, OF the Union National Bank, Third
street bY Express Check, Post Onice Order. I'm
mediate attention will be Civ en- and satisfaction insured
GOULD & 90,
n K. cone NINTH and MA RKET streets snd
Nos. 81 and 80 North SECOND Street
2 lO5D PHILADELPHIA
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AN ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-About half
past o'clock this morning, Mr.. Franz, living at
No. 745 S. Tenth street, hearing noise in the
upper part OF the house. went up stairs and met
negro who had h 8 feet tied up in pieces OF
blanket, for the purpose OF mufIling his steps,
Mr.. Franz at once gave the alarm, and Officer
" eston appearing on the scene the negro was
taken into custody. He gave the name of
George ". Coleman, aud Is rep1ted to be the
leader of a gang of negroes who fnfest the
neigh Eborhood of Tenth and Fitzwater streets.
BE bad q hearing before Alderman TIttermary
who committed him TO answer
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales Oct Or
Reported by De Haven & BRO No AZ - T.,1S -. ~

f19ye ST. GEORGES sOCIETY-THE OFFI-
ciety requested 20 attend funeral Mr. HENRY
hoMt r. from his laie resldence corner of RoA ana
THO APSON Streets FRIDAY afternoon at 2 O'Clock
liz SHADRACa HULL, Vice President
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A MIXED CAsE.-Rather a curious case
was brought before Alderman johnson yester-
day afternoon. Some ten days or so ago a
cOuntTyman was coming into to gn at very
early hour, when he was attacked by lot of
men, near Dicks nursery. They assaulted
rob HIM. They we're frightened off, however,
before thev succeeded in their attempt, and
managed to escape. A warrant was issued
against them, and yesterday, on the iuforma-
tion given by some young women, John Pogen
and John Honisten were arrested a. being the
guilty parties concerned in the attack. Alter
the hearing before Alderman johnson, they
were held to answer.
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MAIsRIED

'.JANET PRIDE0 at Che.nut s.. .Ttea.re To-night
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WHY He LEFT FRANCE
Our coUs n. Boo Harris,
Has come back from Paris
Already. and thus 'mplains he -
"i here's fea full lack, oh!
OF chewing tobacco
In Frehce, and thai won't do for me.
All the sights that saw
I'D not give for 'chaw;
Nor for those French triUperies ell
Exchange the styles of Tower Hall!-
Our stock OF Mems Youths, and Bows Clothing
is the fu lest and most comp etc In Philadelphia.
Prices ower and those of old times than
for several wears.
HAIR soay betireen BENNETT & Co,
FIFTH AND I TOWER HALL,
SIATH STs. t518 MARKET STREET.
JANET PRIDEn at Chestnut St Theatre Tonight
TO TIE "HIsToRY OF PERFUMES" published some
time ago In EnVlar d, may be added the appendix
that PhaIons might Blooming Cereus" has attained
sale that was never before reached by extract
for the handkerchief in any part of the civilized
word.-Freeport Journal
JANET PRIDE" at Chestnut st. Theatre Tonight
Five-Twenty Coupons,
Due November l,
Wanted by
DREXEL & Co.,
No. "a South Third street.
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A DESPERATE INDIvIDUAL.-An Ameri-
can citizen OF AIR can descent was arrested this
morning tor committing an assault and battery
upon woman at Seventh and Lombard streets
1t seems he went to her house, and before he
lett gave her cas,igation, and then bundling
up her clothes, he left with his plumber. officer
Young seeing him with bundle at such an
early hour, gave chase, and on the negro's
being unable to give satisfactory account of
how he came into possession of the clothing, he
took him INTO custody. The prisoner had
hearing before Alderman Swift, who held him
$1,000 bail 10 answer at Court.
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The ELLIPTIC LooK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE
with all the latest improvements and attachments,
incomparGbly the best for Family Use.
ELLIPTIC 8. NJ. Co.
AGENTS wanted No 923 Chesnut street Phila
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TN THE ORPHANS; COURT FOR THE CTTY
AND COUNTY OF Pull 4RELIPIHlA A.,
Estate of EDWARD MODOWEL deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle and
adjust the account OF NJ. =. M0DOMELL, Adminbtra-
report disirbntion Of the balance In the hands the
Accountant will meet parties interested the puT
pose OF his appojntment, on MONDAY November s.
1856 OF III O'Clock A. az his Office, No 400 WALNUT
10 IS thstnSt w.D. BAKER, Auditor.
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PRETTY INvENTION.-TO London and
back, without change of linen. A compost
ton Water Proof Shirt Front has bee invented,
to be worn with colored wool shirts When in
use 1t has the appearance of freshly preDared
linen, and when sOiled 1t NAV be restore to It's
original purity IN a few minutes with a wet
towel or sponge. II also acts as a shield 10 the
breast, keeping out both cold aud dampness.
with this useful invention one NAV, when hur
ried, dress IN few minutes for a journey or
wedding; and the labor of washing and ironing
white shirts is dispensed with. They may be
obtained at our furnishing stores, at the loE
price of twenty-five cents. McCurdy, No. A
South Third street, is the manufacturer.
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LARCENY OF LEAD PIPE. Francis Uber
was detected in bad business Sesterday. Being
in needy circumstances and in urgent n ,cessity
OF raising some of the "wheTewitnal," he alb
siracted quantity of lead pipe belonging to
the North Pei nsvlvania Railroad Company, at
Bcrks and America streets. He was accordingly
arrested by one of the vIglant watchers of the
pubic peace and placed in durLnce vile. He
was introduced to Alderman Clouds, and that
gentleman, not being satisfied with FRANKS
story, held him in $500 10 answer
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LIGHT FINGERED. = Ann Jones, whilst
travelling in the neighborhood OF Tenth and
Arch streets, had her attention drawn TO an ele
CANT piece of cloth in front of tailors establish
ment. She made love to it Immediately, and
eloped with it. The enraged tailor pursued her.
however, and had her captured by the guardians
of the public Ieace. The piece of cloth was
valued at about $40. Alderman Hibberd held
Ann in 5000 bail TO answer.
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CHoLERA.-The number OF cases reported
70 the Board of Health, up to noon to-day, was
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d SCOTT, JR., UCTIONE r
DINO 1920 CHESTNUT STREET. 2lS


special OF OF Paintings sta!uary, other
Works of Art location being in the centre OF the
@ Sr
n Of msreHandsss in general so'!eItea Per
PosTPONEMENT.
In consequence OF the goods not arriving from the
IN ae Ne S Sed m e o Pae9 P9peF d
o'cock.
9o s46 EGn4 or bE EbEGTn2 AND 51GE GGH
Street Works, sheffield England.
2h inst a II oooch az soott Art Gallery No 1920
Chesnut street viii be sold a choice ami beautiful
TIRst;CL ASS PATENT ELECTRO SILVER RRhATEp
in the newest designs co1sstng or enree dishes sal
dish @ and SaS SnS
fruit and bread baskets kettles, with and without
embossed in variety ASH earvers presentation
vices for I and cups lined with sOd
table, dessert and teaspoons table and dessert forks;
s I pasks d
EpeiRnes; moasses vases ru dishes; and variety OF
0'A'' "-' CUTLERY
knives and orks with ivory and bone handles; carvers
pocket knives: tuted e us! steel :o s,s etc oo.,,
the auctOneer the TsssDe'taety and high apdipg OF
Open for examination to-day, 25th inst.
SALE OF MODERN OIL LpAINTINGs-cRYsTAL
On Thursday and Friday Evenings next,
a ana RS e hG asr WI Ss .o ST'ss ely
lection of oil paintings embracing works OF merit from
some % mhr S1t Ss' Of seenSi medsnn 'osetAer
Open for examination on Tuesday 2Sd INST 10 20 Ct
FINE PROOF FRAMED ENGRAvINGs.
gh sOS SdPGns ns st ana osSeR
az SS Ss Ag n6 SGs smaS No. ss iO
shTcmoS, coloreG I 6Ogrsphs ran etc etc '' carefully Sc
! lected from the great modem ar lists. tlO2s7t
MODERN IL PAINTINGS
NOvember5 at X O'Clock at SCOTS Art G Gallery. a
valuable collection OF modern oil paintings "a lit
DAN COAST & WAR 70 G K,
5lS No. 24O MARKET Street
SECOND LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF GERMAN
TOWN FANCY KNIT GOODS, by Catalogue, a
On Friday next,
October 26 commencing az 10 O'Clock, comprising a
iul assormen oI most desirable Styles moods sontags,
| jackets shaws, scsrfs etc etc IOAN
| CHARLES G. MACKEY, AUCTIONEER, NO.
! S26 MARKET Street. between Third and FQarth,
TO TOY AND FANCY STORE KEEPERS
Is. Tin ToYs, ErC. O''
| On o-morrow Morning.
30 DOH S%a San' Fsusss
v1ss BIS Dp sn she on whte s Ss Hsse
Ties Cologne Vases Bgl ding 6iocEs String Figures
|
and cars, Crying Dolls ana other holiday goods Also,
| alOt Of Fancy Baskets. IL
"JANET PRIDE" at Chestnut st Theatre Tonight
| l------------------
BOARDING.
MO. 1921 GIRARD STREET
~ Is nos open for The accommodation of
EIRST-CLASS BOARDERS.
| 80 ssyIv 6%
/
eJANEr PRIDE" at Chestnut St. Theatre Tonight
100000 AND $5oOOmSEVERAL 81. e ;aI..S SUMS M
hSortGaRe Apply 10 A FITLER ConVeyancer
10 70 St No. 81 North 81 XTH Street,
JANET PRIDE" at ChesnutSt. Theatre Tonight
| VXTANTED-A YOUNG LADY IN A RETAIL
wv dry goods store (Drets sto3k) Address HOMER,
| this ON 70. 1923 Sc
JANET PRIDE" at Chestnut ST. Theatre Tonight
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.JANET PRIDE" at Chestnut 81. The eatre To nigh
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JANET PRIDE" at Chestnut St. Theatre Tonight

TwEI Eth AND CBEsNUT il the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Bedding, and TO have your Fur
niture Teupholstered, vanished, and repaired by
nracflcal WOI kmen,
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"JANET PRIDE7a At Chesnut Sd. Thealre TO-nlght
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A FALSE PRETENDER.-Edward Coyle
was arrested yesterday evening, whilst sailing
under false colors, at Fourth and Brown streets.
II appears that Edward represented himself as
an inspector OF the Board of Health, to examine
different premises for sanitary measures. As he
acted in very suspicious manner, and seemed
more intent on examining the valuables than
in looking for nuisances, information was given
to the police authorities, and he was arrested
He was taken before Alderman Toland, who
committed him in default of $500 bail to an
swer the charge of misde meanor.
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MORE THAN HE BARGAlNED For
Jesse DUBOIS. who is Of the colored persuasion,
got hi@ss Into peck OF trouble by his gresd
Jesse IS very fond of a good cigar, and his
finances are not ample enough to enable him to
get all he wants. He went into a store at No.
1927 Vine street, and made a purchase of few
cigars, and. when leaving, made a grab at some
that he had not paid for. He was caught at the
He had hearing before Alderman Bos we'll,
who held him in $500 to answer at Court
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CARD.-we are now prepared to make arrangements
special OF Oil Paintings, statary, auY other
Works of Art our location being In the centre OF the
Fashionable thoroughfare of our city makes Ii
desirable oonnoisseurs and lovers OF art an
general ,.-.,,.o - -....., ..,,.,.as n
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Five-Twenty Coupons,
Due November l,
Wanted by
No. "a s
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"JANET PRIDE" al Chestnut st. Theatre Tonight

TABLE ORNAMENTS beautifully made, by Morse
Co Nos 9C2 and 904, Arch street
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POSTP0NEMEET.
In consequence the goods not arriving from th
Custom ouse in. New York in time for proper dis
play, the great sale Of Sheffield silver Plated Good
will be postponed until Tomorrow morning at
o'c.Ock.
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AUCTION SALES.

"JANET PRIDEn al Chesnut 81. t.Theatre To.nigh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-27

New ORLEANS, March -Ma!amora,
dates to the 2JtIl have been received.
A severe engagement bad occurred at Z
Paso, Northern Mexico. The Liberals were
under Nevaji de Festid aud Gen. Donalv
who were reinforced BY Hnneus, and after
wards attacked the French under Baron dc
Brian, who was killed with 100 men, Don.
ally was afterwards bescgcd in parish
church, with so men, but held out until re-
inforced. Baron dc Brian and COMPANY
we're recently stationed at Matamoras, and
great mourning is Occasioned among the
French Of that city.
The Southern Express was recently robbed
at Brazos Of $4,000 The steamer Crescent
was searched at Galveston, but nothing
found. The robbers are still at large.
GALVESTON, Marcel 23.-Thc proceedings
are chiefly of local interest. All hands are
going to the complimentary banquet tc.
night.
A national party is organizing ia Texas
with unionists for leaders Elk Gov. E. NJ
Pierce, an unconditional Union man during
the war. appears as candidate for Governor,
The bulk are out for him.
The steamer Virginia arrived fr m New
York inside of ten days and is discharcinc.
The New Orleans city government Is still
The Governor refuses 70 rec.
oEnizc the elected recorders.
There has been heavy rains on the INNER
Red River Navigation excellent Contln.
ned reqOfts Of damage TO- leyees by hieh
foods from u upper Mississippi.
Qottoa eeiEufee have been stOsS5ea nv
military order On The Red River ~ thie
Dtap1o = oO011g u aGn3n sdsfl sd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-27

foul breath s one OF the most unpleasant things
man or woman can be afflicted with Itmakes your
friend turn away his head from you when you speak
closely TO him. 1t makes the lady who would other
wise love you wonder why you do get rid of de
fect SO offensive For you easily drive il away In.
q least, nine cases out of ten. Railways Regulating
Pills we have known to render breath sweet in
short tnH, which, for years, was to uncomfortable
Sometimes bad breath arises from tlecayed teeth.
and sometimes from the foul condition OF the gums.
A toothbrush and soap, little magnesia hit Of
Alum, quickly remove the in such cases, with
the evil But In majority OF instances fetd breath
occasioncd BY dsordered stomach aud that will ouy
yield to suitable use Of Railways Regulating Pills.
The tudicous use ofthcse pills renders all the
tions healthy, and gives such tone and ygor the
stomach that even the teeth deeayed the
nom them becomes imperceptblc. The oaor of good
health SO to speak neutralizes the odor of dissolution
and tho sliehtest application Of magnesia nov anu
Nen 70 remove the tartar from the teeth leaves The
Month in an eryable state of purity No young lady
need Tear the effects OF kiss stolen from her lips By
Mstfdi0as lover, II Railways Regulating INs have
oeen MT reliance for the publication iher health Sh
Will fasctnafe, not shock his good taste. For what Is
more fascinating than breath redolent OF Arabia
roses!" Yet Railways Regulating Pills are oily 70
cents box.
N. B.--N. Rsdway's Pills arc elegantly coated with
gum. and ffee from taste smell They arc the oni,
vegetable substitute for calom, mercury known.
They purge thoroughly, without producing cramrs.
pains, nausea or yomtins. Ii used when afflicted
with Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Costycnecss Con
sdpation Indigestion, Billionsncss, Jaundice cure
VIII folov. Sold by druggists.
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Price, only 50 cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale
Of the Nursery.
fsThc following is an extract from . letter writ
ten BY the Rev. 4. q. Weiser to the German H.
formed kesenger, At Chambersburg, Pat
A BENR:rACFREss.

There is woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind, with
the YANKEE" 'Qnack," and "Humbug." But
II is so no longer, and we desiee to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association IN All
other minds. Whatever notions we may have OF
womanly delicacy and propriety, we Will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse-the good Nurse
the best Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
Ply sicians or not, is a question which must be
decided by time and principle, and not as a mat
ter OF taste. Pride, prejudice. caprice and Gus
rom may as well behave themselves, for # there
Is really waat, there will also be supply II
there be . "calling," there will be coming
Nature and human society are always sci- supply.
ing, and though Art aud Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent.
Mira. Winslow does not want to treat you Gen
tlemen Nor dies she prescribe regime for
your wives: but mOdesty appears messen-
gel ofhealth and happiness TO your lxrASrs in
me cradle. Is there anything improper IN that:
say what is or is not good for babe. and ought
to be listened to. God speed her on humble but
| happy mission. She is the most successful phys
cian and most effectua! beneactress little one
| ever enjoyed-her doting parents rot excepted.
| Jus. open the door for her, and Mrs Winsow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
| the Nursery. OF this we sure, that We
will teach our I" Susy" to say ~ 81 sssrNG ON
Mas WiNsLow"-for nelping her to survive and
escape gripping. coiicking and teetiiing siege -
We confirm every word set forth N the i'Rosrrc-
! rus. performs precisely what it processes to
perform. every part ofn-nothinQ less. Away
| your 'Cordial." .'faregoric' Drops," "Ts uda-
| mum" and every other Narcotic, ~ which the
babe is drug ed into stupidity, and rendered dul
Ar idiotc for life.
We nave never seen Mrs. wiaslow-Anow her
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
| Syrup for Children Teething" If we had r.
| oowcr we would make her, as she is, physl IA
| savior to the Infant Race.
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COEsssss EEtstAE.
WEEKLY szABsaAaT REPORT.

u .
eFrIcE DAvENPogT DEMOCRAT
Tuesday evcnlngsM March 9th, 1866.
The gorge at Credit Island gave way on
Friday evening. the IS a inst, ana on the
following morn,ng the steamer hcisksJurg,
Capt. James taInpb.ll, reached 10, K Is
iauI. The Sacker Stale reached our city on
Sunday, lai.di & near the gas works. Now
that Navigation Is flnly opened, business
viii probably b. RESUMED with vieor. The
y ocery market remains firm. but dry goods
declining Ispidly. The roads are
cry rough, and the weather disagreed Tile,
which combine to hold back the country
trade considerably. Butter and eggs haze
come down with rush.
fIoua. Wholesale, per bbl. sd.4o
In sacks. ~
in bulk $40.
Retii in Dbl. $3.50.
In Sacks. sn.0l
In bak, $40.
Com MEAL.--No. per bashel 70 cts.-
WnEAr.-Receipts no. very large. No.
|, old wheat brings 81 j. per bus!cl. No.
l, now wheat sec. No ., 1o:.
CoRS.-Rcceipts light, No. brings %
cts er bushel
Oars fair quality brings le@ls cts
per blshel.
BARLgr.-1he receipts harc-becn fair.
NJ. brings a. cen.s. No. 2, 20 cts per
hushel
OSloSs. Receipts only for homo con-
sumption. Nom naiiy al 1920 cts.
PoTAToEs. No receipts worth mentioning
Nominally at 50 cts.
FaGs.--per doz. l2sc ct.
BvTrER.-pcr pvnn: 20 cts. u
WHITE BsANs.-Duil at 40c@75c.
DRESSED pohg.- !sttc.pis ;.rc about the
same as iast week. No packing Icing done.
Selling at $9.@Sio per cwt. Live Pork
brings $7.75@s 80.
HAY.-Per ton $s@Sl2..
CoAL.-i9 cents al both yards.
APPLIES Fair quality, per barrel So. :
MONEY!. Easy and demand large. New
York Exchange buying a. par, selling a. I
premium. Chicago.bnying At ! discount,
selling At ! premium st. Louis, buying
Ct ! discount, selling / premium. Demand
fer 7.s0's is brisk the prices r;,'ins
par. Prices governed by Eastern markets
Demand Tor compound interest notes small.
6ROCERIES.
- n n a
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lA7'EIS NEW
BY TELEGR.sPH.

NEW foRK, March q
The Trihnns's WASHINGTON special "a
The Boards for the exam nation of car1i
dates for admission into ;ne n,ed,ra, :. ).
Of the navy are still in session at the n V,
hospital in NV York AMI tie Naya, Az
lum at Philadelphia, ard viii be coutin et
uatl all vacancies are ENsd.
The Senate Military Committee vessr
day passed upon large number CT brve'
military promotions ard assignments d
WestPoint 20 e's to the rcgtilas army v feh
shall be acted upcn al the next es,c,,iy,
session OF the Senate
Thesum IF $500 dollars /, fr.c.;na
currency was yesterday delivered Lv H.
printing division OF the Treasury Dsr.ft,
inent.
The following statement e,h;h;is the
amount Of vacant public ,anls IN are N IL
late insurrectionary States.
Alabama, 6.s32.oss acres; Louisi.nc.
6,22e. 1os acres; Florida, 1889 79s acis
Mississippi, 4,760,e56 acres: ArkanG 4,
429,s0l acres. There ara no nsbl;, n a.
in the States Of North Carolna Srn,h or
DINA, Georgia Tennessee or Ken,
BIDS for 1000 la rels ftlour Wa a5ened
by the Cemmissary OF Subsi,t,nc. Il N,
Military Department. A mn.h srea,c,
number of tarrels we're oif,.r,d .i.p We :
called for. Bids ranged rom "a 5o Nv 10 "a
for No. -four, and from o., !, Ios5 Ga,
No. 2. All The M. fiaur ! ,ssr., :, 10 "a
and under, ard all the No q was offered a
9S4 and under was taken.
NEW York. March 81.
The Hsrald's Portland srtc;aI ssrs.
There was very large AMI enthusiastic
Fenian demonstration here lat evening.
The preliminary procession as i n,sspd he
Preble House was atchei Win ,rrch IN
terest By the prov.ncials there .ssembled.
awaiting the departure Of the s. Johns
Steamer. "
The PASSPORT and Araslook ,..... .,.nv
that the Fenians in the eastern e lection 81
the State intend to invade ne;s hha,;rs nro.
vinees ofNrw Brunswick. s"o''s
The case Of the Meteor, the the . I.s.J CHI
lsn lrivatees. was up yesterday n ~ Uni
ed States District. The ~ so .ns on
Igain this morning. 's' -
A. sxhhttise 4 ths sans u h,llisrds
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n AS oIvgM UNIVERSAL SATlSrACl-
~ tioa, during the fourtssa years X has bsen
intFoAncsd into the Unitsd 0ta1ss. After being
Md y millions, i hes bsss proclaimed the
Dein destroyer Of the world. Pain cannot be
eosssa Il cannot and and nevsr hes failed in .
eineis instance. For cel6s, coughs ana infu
easa, Il cannot y bssl 0se IS eat bottle will
euss eli the sbsvs. bs6ids bsing useful in every
Aai!y for sudden aeciesnts, ssh = burns, cuts,
cent 70 take internally, and csn Be gives - the
oldest person or youngest child Price 20 and
% cents abottle. O6Rcs, sc Courtland Strset
nsW-Y orb. Sold By ell Druggists.