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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13
TINE FIRST PREMIUM.
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.


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studios building
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W.

MNRM sAsss snd SHatocs DRsun1 n
study for the last twenty yeafA - y
therefore the pefson Woom "a eGic1sa okould
consult. No 90 gvee heard Of pa1isnt
ofhis not being cured 49, Ae ~. 49, = -
city, His reputation hes voooAars 10 II - 4
papers, his petisats - H. 0e11o0 peo616l
both here end abroad, q being the most sklIe1
Specialist here, end thsruugh meeese of e
sexual disease. If cehers fai, don't 1espo1F sivs
him . call Nis Only coN0en oceoortSnoo ~
him - suse soch eaeee. ufo foomo - s1pota4e
isr laAiss ard gsntlsmen, I'D the most eslbpasle
IN the city. @tfs 100
,Yossn NM. TAxs PAnslpulAs Nssw--Dss1sa
Bigelow devctee much ofhii tins - Ne tfeo1.
ment Of those eases esaes1 - ssRst habit tha(
ruins both mini I'D bodys 9n0ttin9 ~ oalse.
tunate individual for estk6r buDine0 e ose1B1t.
The sad eEecta Of thsss early habits, o. tae -
ceases Of ripper yesrs, 10 70 weaken and debilite(
the constitutions, destroy tAephy1ieG1a - neoeel
powers. diminish and 6aieo01e ~ ne1nral ~
fngs, andexhaaets tAs iAa1snssa,ea - neeheod|
the pleasures o. life afe 0aff0A, ~ eA3oUe q
marriage frustrated, end sxlstsn6e te6o1fiee1se-
ed term Of unceasfug niDsey enafe9est. So
psrsons, especislly tAeos e0nte0p1G11ne ~
riage, shoalo lese 10 timo = nnkt6g in0oGko1G
application, q Dr.. b, By his sew tfeo1Den6 \
Consuitasies H. d eihs1eaaiai. O1es Ne.
No South Clssk a1sesA essnet Of Neeree,
nlifa 6leek fron ~ - 49,. R.o.1De 80
Chicago. III. o. hesssfteo A.. y . p 4.
Sena Tor HI ''0sidste 4saltA publhAe(
\. 49, c 9 es.eslg ee.1ssea.s
known. 6eat = mv ea1EIss ~ eeeA0uA e'as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

4 Ore h Dayten, Nevada, on Sunday, de
strsysd psspsety valued q one hundred
and tws6tyslivs thousand dollars.
NJ. Paul Dapsnt employs one thousand
aad twe hsndrsd people IN his Paris print
ing establishasnt.
Pesksss ere crowded With passenger Sol
st. Paul and the delightful summes 70.
sssts q Minnesota and tie lakes.
4 masin New York hes raised one hun
dssd thsasand young trout from stocking
eseeans nd poods, selling them 1t nifty
dsllars Pc thousand.
Hen. W. E. Dodge has offered the prince
y subscription Of one hundred thousand
del)afs TO Tie publicstion fund Of the Ma
tiseal Temperance Society.
New Yssksss have nov 70 far TO travel on
Sunday TO vet their whistles, that the new
law IL dsbbed ''Ths Exercise Law
NJ. Dean Richmond obsysd the lsw
against free passss, and sold train u the
Sditcss Csevsstion. last week, for the
small Sum u 81.
Lindsley, the reverend" monster who
whipped his child to death, has escaped ID
C1nado.
The total number Of hattie flags present.
= on Wednesday, at Indiauapolis, was
three hundred and fifty >seven
The Castasassus county, N. r., Asricul.
es!el Society. b going to offer premiums on
babies this year. el6 for the best and $40
Tor the sseend best.
The Cennsetient Legislature has granted
el0. 900 fee . He0@paihic State Hospital,
which 10 10 b paid when the friends Of the
hospital raise ~ equal sum for It.
The Odd Fellows 10 New Orleans ha, .
decided to rebuild their hall, which was
burned y ~ gsoand On the lth inst, in
grand style.
The freatisr settlers in Minnesota are
feeling mere secure from Indian incursions.
Ssst!sosats are being made up 70 and DO .
yond tae line abandoned during the massa>
ers II 1ee9.
A philadelphia burglar climbed on the
toef Of foar.story dwelling fastened . rope
to The aag.stah. and undertook, BY the
msans Of the blight, 70 lower himself to the
level Of the third story, and thus enter the
hooss, but becoming alarm ed, and unable to
30 rp or down. be called for the police.
The next State Fair for Wise .nsin will
b held 1t Janesville, in Sept.
The habitual use Of onions as an article
Of food 10 said 70 be almost certain prctec-
ton from cholera. even when in immediate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

B~n . - a 1sa .vs4Tsk
eeesn 49, - ~ hsaie = lsbses rra
osow1f - hsss oelaes nsasts,
Labss kss1lA q slssSSeA fiperss.
lAbse = ~ ~ - spses
Avoonoa - GoesoA aS1feme +.
L1bse - ~ ~, SAeagA Lowry,
- = lahss btine6 ~ Sksms.
LabsehuD6D - psasanvs sst1sess
Laboe Sooeo - po1apo en1s;
LAbss oakss ~ fieh Dses seSls,
Asa ~ so6,s ssss mere great.
Wort, - thee sAsls y . brother
r. Ne snly royal lins;
Work, end thou shalt clothe another
Labor makss the soul TO shine.
Lsbosops esf erers-
So the eeciest monk declares
Lsteeoes ~ orses.
Echoes from the silent stars.
industry is life and worship.
ldleaess 10 guilt and sin
work, aad thoa shalt feel the presence
Of Ne present God, within.
Labor il the throne Of genius,
Holiest Of holy things
0rsetsst profit, create pleasure.
Labor 10 the laborer brings.
Ys wAo0, bern 70 wealth and titles,
0le&A cd luxury enthralI;
labes, asd ye shall Inherit
DlesefaGp that surpasa them Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

The postponemen. Of this enterprise has beer
| made ;rmneratiye from several causes, the mos
rrominent of which is that, owing 10 the mayni
tude of the undertaking. and the short time al
looted 10 the propretcrs, they lind from 1900
70 "a. 900 tickets hand, or in the hands Of our
Agents. which have NOT peen disposed OF. The
| enter isc has involved IN amount vi labor and
| erns,,se which none but those similarly engaged
l can conprehend, Over &s,ur0 have been ex.
pcuded by the proprictors in printing, adver.
Using licenses, rents Office help, and incidental
expenses, which is guarantee OF the faith they
| have in the experiment OF distributing nearly
| One Hundred Thousand Dollars among those
Who purchase tickets for the Concert. Our On.
terprise has met with unparalleled success, far
1 outstrippipr any similar undertaking ever before
! inaueurated in the Northwest. Yet, with this
| large number Of tickets in the hands of Agents
scattered al through the States Of Wisconsin,
| Minnesota and Iowa. the p-oprictnrs would as
much dislike to hold this number o. tickets and
come in as competitors for the Cuts to be dis
| tributed. as would those who hare purchased
| their tickets.
II is desirable that every ticket should be clos.
| ed out before the Concert, thus guaranteeing to
those who have so freely and lavshly embark ed
| in the enterprise with us fair and honorable
dealing to the en- that no possible blame can be
| attached 10 the proprietors. Fair play aud Jus
tice 10 Ticket Holders is our aim and we are de-
termined 10 so conduct this enterprise that we
NAV come to the thousands Of coniding men and
women throughout these State the second time
and receive their patronage in a similar but
more magnificent enterprise.
We have been requested BY several Of our
Agents to postpone our Concert until after har-
vest, assuring us that thou ands would then
purchase tickets who are unable TO do so atpres.
emit. The wish to give oil opportunity to
avail themselves Of the benefits presented in our
enterprise, has been another induecment to make
the postponement. The large fund which has
accumulated from the sales Of tickets has been
securely invested until needed to make the nee
esssry purchases of goods,to be distributed, and
not dollar OF il viii be misarpropriatcd
Now let our Agents, and all Who receive this
Circular. bestir themselves, AMI be ready TO
make their reports by the LIST Of August at the
farthest, tina! we may have time TO close up our
books. and be prepared TO make our distribution
on the 9th, US there will positively be no further
post ponement, whether the tickets are all sold
not
N- A. the suggestion Of several orr most
prominent business men, we have deposited in
the First National Bank Of milwaukee, the money
for the cash prizes, snbec' to the order Of ticket
holders drawing prizes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13
The Opera nsuse Being On,red as the First Premium


semitic VALLEY
u Exhibition n
a thousand
a ic magucn. Of art
e
n
St.
donarsi EEL int
the whhh will
m pr
DOUBLE
THE ORIGINAL 1IFE-SIZE
l. has
a il aued at
OF iin the Crosby Ar Caller
o splendw ky Assoca.
o u
the World Exposition intended
crad o who's limo have
lie Opera House,.
merit
tire collection by e. aud valuable offered
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LCDLAM. llALE.S co.
Room No. I. Juneau Bloek, P.p. Drauer 440
MILWAUKEE.
TICKETS FOR SALE
At PluRMlser'x Book Store,
Davenport.
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OF. LOUIS.
OF, LOUIS.
DRYDEN 4 LlNDLEY.
Attorneys ae LesC,
20 Chestnut st.,
ST. LOUIS.

900N D. q. DnYDRN. JAMES J. LfyplxY
E. DOlAoa1e AICobb, Do1h0nae
c., Co..
Cotton Factors, Comhiis'n = Forward
Coamis'n Forwsrd'g Merchants.
0erchants, No. North I'd Street,
No. q Matches Street, Bet. Chestnut Market,
New Orleans, La. st. Louis, No,
0rdsrs are solicited for the purchase or sale Of
Cotton, Sugar, Aolasssa Coffee. Groceries, Ne
val Stores, Western Produce, Begging, Hopes
Be-, Ae., which will receive our hast personal at.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

Z Special Netice . Ladies.
II is all important that ladses should have psepa-
they are pecuisly ssbjecs 4 SesisSy asd
certain Or that they sk0aA eoosuh oae Who hes
made this treatment his special stady.
DIR. a. NJ. MAURnC8AU,
Ps'ofessos 0f lDiseases 0r Uv,OAeess
has been in extensive and ssccessfa prsetice for up
wards Of thirty years at ~ prsesst $780, ~ ~
| as the author Of
"The Married Wenan's Private
Medical Csnpanle1,"
ried ladies In delicate o. pfccarious health: ifuo
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all parts Of the United States consult him with IL
greatest confidence and certainty Of success.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
Re not imposed upon by the cheap. WORTHLESS asd
injurious nos,rulns Of sfcnsic i'iIiss .POWders,s
drops" palmed upon the credulous and ign.Hsnt,
who are deprived Of their means AZ wen .: g: thsi
PRIVATE MrnicAI CoxrANscs, O. consult u. Mari
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.l1dss's'iesl ased Sesegle Ladies
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or suppression Of nature, from whatever cause, can
rely upon his celebrated
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Wonderful but True
Prepare! Prepare:

CHOLERA. WINCHESTER s "AslATIC
CHOLERA DROPS (uscd for more than twenty year,
In Manila and the East Indies, IL AN lNFAILlBI.k
SPECIFIC for
Aslnsic Cholera Cholera. N1Orhas
uD1mrr1nen, nDysenamry, Cholera
onfa D sasm or susnMse r Com lp1n1na
mno all nDts0rslers II t1ac lsOw els.
n The CHOLERA DROPS should he krpt IN hant
IN every Household, FOR INSTANT Use IN All
CASES OF NEED. in no instance has II EVER BEEN
KNOWN TO FAN. N EXPECTING A CURK.
rrcc 81 ." vial for ~ Sent by mail. every where
on receipt OF price and eight red stamps for postage
Circulars free Address
] MINClllxTER ~ Inhn 81 n !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

L OF the New Yosk Msseum u Anatomy hnSs 49,.
mined to issue fee, fur a Their most uctive lce-
lures on Marriage and ts disquaidcal3Ons. Nervous
andPhyscal Debility, Premature Decline f1a1Aooa.
!ndigertlon, Weakness o. Depsessi0n, lnpoeency.
Loss OF Energy and Manly Power the ereateo Evil
excess OF maturity, ignorance Of Physiology an1
laws Of nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been he neane q
cnghtening and saving Thousands, and VIII b ~.
warded free ON receipt " four etanps By addseesae
Secretary New York Mussum Of AnatoG0 and Ned
cine. SIS Broadway. New York. nar16ilv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

the most straight and
stubborn hair Of either Into Wavy nsieD q heavy
massive curls. Has been used By h. 6sloeables q
Paris and London, with the mnst 4ra11ying sesaln--
Does NO injury 10 the hair Price By Ha ssolo0 "a
postpaid. 81. Descriptive cfculnn n,oilsd lfee Al
dress, BERGER, SHIFTS 4 CO., CAeuises, No. -
River street, Troy N. r. eole Agents fos IT, Unlfsd
l Sfafca. HaaAAAsua-.
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ab war;, from m i'm
o OF si
fort
This
gentlemen business circles here and led
the the
o value,
emil
= market value
Of Of Mr.
publishers
plate: and the
cost not ges. than subs proposed
and I of
The Opera Meuse Being Onred the First Premium !!
din
which
has formed
FIRST.
of first
dmss ntoth
SECOND.
tcrs premium
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
.svD THE Lot tPO.v H.HECH IT sT.hsDS:
Valued at Six Hundred Thousand Dollars
Three HUNDRED CHOICE AND VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

ZX&RN Has Tor many years made the
NJ ~ treatment Of private diseased hia
III f|businass sud stsdy. Syphilis
Hin all its forms, elect and STRIFE
~ lures. Particular attention Civ
Va5 en- to old standing cases, which
were formerly considered ineufable. Also ths
effect Of solitar, habit. both ruinous TO the body
and mind and produce some Of the following o.
tects.-Blotchss. Constipation. loss Of menosy.
pain in the small Of the back-can b fully re-
stored to health. Consultation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. -
Post Office Boz, 22sA. All letters with stamp
answered.
r. S.-All business strictly eosadential. or.
fee hours from 4. =. until r. =. fsbasd&wti
Private Matters.
To the unfortunate. Dr.. CLARKE. ~ CLARK
street, No. 4 Harmon Block. 10 . man Of . few
cords. but gives patients Of beth ssxss, saonrs.
axLIAsLs and THOROUGH sasAsnRxs. Victims u
indiscrction, quackery o. inee@pstsacy consult
Dr.. Clarke. whose great ssessss depends upoa
regular education and experieaes. Go 20 mn
At once and be cured He does not want your
money unless he does you eosa.
~ Send q for boz Of his eslebesAed Hs.
male Pills. Sure cure. These Pills vnsa vnoa
suE pisrES>ARY. are the ONLY SURE REMEDY
for the removal Of Distractions and Irregular.
ties Of Females.
~ Send two stamps for "Privsts Letters
10 Married Ladiea."
tT Send two stamps for "Desesiption 81
Pessarie PreventiE"
- Ssnd twe stamps Ter .. Private Letter %
Seminal Weakneae.p
Address II. CLARKE, No. Harmon Bloek,
Chicago. Ill mchS -dAvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

naslsst Pee,lshe1 ~ ''YOofn'S
NANuAls.~ esaesnone - paess
And leO t)1os1saaeeoa g ~ Anaa.
ony and rAyslslsey % ~ oosAAs
Organs Of both os0ss, - heo - an Z
. disease, With . rsssaise % Hsz ua
| Diseases, ineluaAe esas Abase,
TSsvaae Disoaeeo, vosoaAe Cco,-
plaints. Ae.. VIII nev aeslQts .
treatment. istsaaea % . FsIde IL
as ssis1 60 eiAolA Hsnt unAss
= - q any o46r0oe pSlge u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

Either Of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, and
should be taken ~ soon as the swelling il detect
ed, thus preventing their breaking, and produc-
ing troublesome Discharging Sorcs. which dis
figure so many Of the younger portion Of the
community, from six TO twenty years Of age
Young children are very subject TO Discharges
from the Ears, which depends upon Scrofulous
constitution. These cases recover by takin <
afew doses Of the Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13
FENlLg NoNfnLY PILl
Nip the Evil I'm the Bud.
Dr. WHITTIER.
1874 South CLARK Street Chicn9o. mn.

Has for many years made the
h treatment Of private diseases his
businass ssd stsdy. Syphilis
lin al its forms, elect and STRIFE
4 lures. Particular attention Civ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

4 Festive .sd specific rsnsdt fos IN dlsessss
originating from aa lMrUk96fATE o. fnE
.LOOD and for al lhereditaryl DISEASES
transmitted from PARENT To ChlLD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

SuGsrins from lndispsstion to Exertion, Pain
in the Bsek, Loss Of Memory, Forcbcdings, Hos.
ror of Calamity, Fear. Of Disease, Dimnsss o.
Vision. Hot skin and Extremities, Want Of
Sleep. Residences, Pale. Haggard CountsnaDce.
and Iassitude 81 the Muscular System, III 70
aulfe the aid II the Constitution Life Syrsp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-26
COMMON COUNCIL.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Comm Coun-
Gil Of Alexandria, held May %, 1866, there were
present, J. B. Smoot, esq, Prcst,, Messrs. Brent
bert, Clifford, Johnson, Boothe, Wilmer, Sum-
mers and Martin. a
Mr. Burke, from the Committee on Claims,
reported adversely on the petitions Of A. D..
Fleming and T. i. Robertson, for remission Of
certain taxes, NC.
The petitions were rccommitted to the Com
mtlcc on Claims.
The same committee reported against the
claim of t. W. ellis, late clerk OF Common
Council, which was adopted.
The same committee reported the following
Ordered, That the bill Of L. Rocker, for sup
plies furnished the Aims House, amounting to
Guided in said bill, be charged to the late Keep
or of the Aims House, Jas. Z. Cole, being for
articles purchased improperly for such purpose.
Adopted.
mcnt of the claim Of G. C. Wade rs Night
Watchman-Adoptcd
The same committee recommended the pay
mcnt Of the bill Of Dr.. VIM. Gibson amounting
10 $50 20, for medical service and medicines, for
the Aims uousc-rcfcrred back TO same com
mttcc.
The bills Of Thos Lanhan, for borse feed, were
referred to tho Committee on Claims.
The Committee on Streets reported the fol-
lowing order which was passed:
Resolved, That the Superintendent Of Police
be authorized to purchase such amount Of Lime
as may be requisite to carry out the request OF
the Board Of Health.
A. bill for printing. &c: amounting to $3.50
was ordered to be paid.
An act for raising Il Revenue fer the year
1866, was returned by the Beard Of Aldermen;
the amendments Of this board not all concurrcd
in, and the bill further amended.
On the amendments Of the Board OF Alder
men. to the clause relative to the tax on butch
crs in the market, by inserting. on every dealer
in salt meat, other than butchers, Sl5-the yeas
and nays were ordered as :, foIlow5: yeas as
by, Brown Herbert, Wilmer, Summers, Mar
tin, Smoot IL Clifford and Johnson
2-adopted.
After further considering the amendments
made by the Board Of Aldermen to the bill,
The Council adjourned, to meet tomorrow
Saturday night, at S O clock.
Teste, I. NJ. WHITE, Clerk G.. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-26
q Card.
NORFOLK, Va, May 23d, 1866.

NORFOLK, VA, May 23d, 1866.
A recent publication in the Baltimore Ga
zettc, and other facts, which have come to our
knowledge, re1der it proper that we should
make to the public brief statement of the
circumstances under which We appeared as
witnesses before the Grand Jury of the United
States Circuit which found bill of Indictment
against Hon Jefferson Davis, at their recent
session in this city. This explanation is Who'll
" unnecessary to thosc who are acquainted
with our antecedens and sympathies; but, in
order that our position may not be misunder-
stood by any man. we desire to state that we
did not go before the Grand Jury as willing
witnesses. We went most unwilngiy,in cbed-
cncc to a a percnato7y order of the Court, serv-
ed upon us by the u, S. Marshal. 1t may not
be improper to add, that we declined to an
saer many questions propounded to us by the
Gand Jury, on the ground that if the crime OF
treason has been committed, the answers to
those questions 1youzd tend to crinalnnte ourselves
equally Nth M. Daris; and we were surprised
to find our names published at the foot Of the
Indictment, in the list Of witnesses upon whose
testimony the indictment was found.
GEO. p SCARDURGH,
JOHN GoODE. JR.
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CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
GOARD OF ALDERMEN
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May %, 1876

COAhD AAoC1'4iAA.- 49,"
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May % 1866
4 called meeting of the Board of Aldermen
was held at their Chamber this evening
present
George Bryan esq.,, President Messrs. Bar
ton, Smith, Brewis Fleming, Uhler and own.
The Reve nue Bill was returned from the
Common Council, with am ndments; re-ainend-
ed. the 26th rule suspended, and the bill passed
The bill authorizing the funding Of the inter-
est due on the Funded Debt was taken up,
and The amendment OF tho Common Council
agreed to-
The following order from the Committee on
Claims, was received from the Common Council:
Ordered. That the bill of r. Rocker, for sup
plies furnished the Aims House, amounting to
S457.81, be paid and that 500 So for goods IN
Guided in said bill, be charged to the late Keep
~ Of tho Aims House, Jas E. Cole, being for
articles purchased improperly for 5uch pur'
pose.
On motion Of Mr. Bryan,
Ordered, That the bill of Mr.. Rocker be re-
committed to tho Committee on Claims, with
Instructions
laton to the claim Of G. c. Wade, was received
from the Common Council, and laid on the table.
The report of the Committee on Claims, TO
whom was referred the communication OF D. "
ellis. was received from the Common Council,
and their action concurred in.
The bill of e. Snowden, tor printing, ofdereo
to be paid by the Common Council, was rccelV-
CT, and their action concurred in.
The bill OF Thos Lanham was received from
the Common Council, referred by them to tho
Committee on Claims, and their action concur
red in.
The report Of the Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the communication from
the Board of Health. was received from the
Comm on Council, with thcfolowing resolution,
odonted by them, and their action cOncurred In:
Resolved, That the Superintendent of Police
be authorized to purchase such amount of Lime
as may be requisite to carry out the request OF
the Board Of Health.
The Board then adjourned.
Teste, y. VI. MCCOKMlCA, Clcrk
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G.. J. THOMAS
NO. 70, PRINCE STREET,
OPPOSITE THE GAZETTE OFFICE
FIRE, MARINE
AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Alexandria, Va.
Agent for the following first class BALTI-
MORE COMPANIES:
MARYLAND FIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
JOS. K. M1LN0R, THOs. T.; HAMBLEToS
THE MERcH{ANTs AID MECHANICS FIFE
ISAAC VILLAINS S.LI;A n. 2 p GAMpRELL'
TEE H SSSSStlIyi FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
G. HARLAN t, WILLIAMS, ANDREW pIssSa REESE
HoEz : IHsUaAEcE COMPANY OF NEW HAVEN
c1As WILSON, D. r. sArTERLEE
sEc Syi5isE,E (MAR1NE) INSURANCE COMPANY
R. L. HAYDOCE, tt.,,} .THos. W. BlRDsALL,
Secretary. PRESIDENT.
Policies of the above reliable companies, is
sued at this Office, Immediately on application,
against loss or damage by fire. on all descrlp-
tons of property in the city or country, on terms
as favorable as those of any other company, OF
equal strength and responsibility.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF n. T.,
Cash Assets, July l, SID 5OO IVY
Annual income in cash. ."............. 3,5OO,OOO
The dividends of this company are larger in
amount, for premiums paid than in any Com
pany in the world.
All the profits arising from this immense fund,
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst the as
sured, ~ lo
Applications received at my office, No. -
Prince st. q. L. THOMAS, Agent
DR.. CHARLES ". CuASSeELLoH,
NH loft Medical Examiner