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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

Doors ard Uteissdotcs
A great selection of different sizes. Also
Window Glass,
Paints, Putty, &C.,
Constantly on hand. and for sale At the lowest
prices. GEO, OFT.
mhs-d ed 81. near Ripley. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
MlIWAuk EE.


And Sare Of Sucress.
VY7ANTED-AGENTS. ANY PERSON wish
w ing to MAKE MONEY! can do 50 very easily by
intro ducing The CELEBRATED
NEW ENGLAND SEWING MACHINE |
(price t1s) which is unquestiopably the BEST.
and il takes the lead in the low priced ones il
the Halted states, which has no rival for
excellence. II is . perfect Little Ger m
lie line and every family that has not I machine
should have one.
In consequence ofthe great demand for them.
have found il necessary to keep larger stoek
tia. heretofore, and nm prepared 70 Oil ORDER
70 any extent want good agents, Male aa6
Fer. ale. throughout the West.
cal on. or address, with stamp, for.Circular
At HUpquApssas. HAMILTON PECK, Gen. Ae't
ss5 (iate 1877 East Water st.. room No. Hi.
veukss. VIA sepls-dsa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
The Funeral Of the King Of
EBelgfum.

tLondon Correspondent Of New York World
The funeral of the late King OF
Belgium, and the coronation Of his success
sor, appears to have been great spectacle,
filling the capital OF that thriving little
kingdom, and almost breaking down the
railways. King Leopold has been a pru>
dent sovereign, and has left a snug little
fortune Of SIC, 100000. lie does not seem
to have been nerccnary--hc only saved
and invested his money instead Of cxpend-
ing it. When he became King Of Belgium
he resigned all the appointments he had
held as the husband Of Princess Charlotte,
amounting to $4,000 year, which was
90 much clear gain to the people Of England,
keeping only life interest in the house Of
Claremont, which has the residence Of his
father and mother in-law, the Tx King and
Queen Of France. On the death of Leopold
his aged mother.in law Immediately sent a
notice to Queen Victoria, placing the house
At her disposal. Whatever nay happen to
the little band box Kingdom Of Belgium,
Leopold has left his children well pro
vided for. Queen Victoria is far richer
than was Leopold, or than is probably a,,y
sovereign in Europe. She receives a large
sum, spends little, gives less, has all her ex.
penses paid. and her property is accumula
ting to an enormous amount. All her chill
dren are provided for by the state, and If
she lives forty years longer, IS she we'll NAV.
coming Of long lived family, she will die
worth more millions than any one but a
Rothschild could realize.
Ar the rate VIC are now going on, it won't
be safe for an absent husband to promise
his wife kiss on his return home unless he
dabs' five cent stamp on his correspon.
dence to--comply with the law 1t will
never do for mother 10 promise her young
hopeful spanking" il he plays truant,
unless he "then and there" affixes a five
cent stamp to his uncomfortable, to prevent
Government from spanking her! Lovers
about to pop tho question" will have to
put stamp in their pockets, ready to afiix
Che moment the fair one signs her consent
in order to make the thing legal, and tc
prevent any backing out from the agree
msA4. Young ladies will find the stump in
dispensable, because = suit for breach Of
promise won't lilo il the agreement" ISM
stamped. We advise them, As . precau
tionary measure, to invests dollar in stamps
each. and stick one of them on every letter
from their intended which squints towards
matrimcny. There may be no occasion for
ueine the documeuts,' but accidents will
happen, and it is best to be prepared 70,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

A good man wanted in every Town and Coun-
y in the United States to engage in IN honorable
business First rate pay allowed the only
qualifications required are tsct and industrY:--
BROWy. No. ID Grand Street, Jersey City, New
Jersey. MARKEDLY M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
Nov winter Dry Goods.
Comprising Of oil kinds

Domestic and Wool Dress Goods,
Country need YGn. Socks. Flsnel Shirts, Draw
ers, number varieties Of meas wear also Spse-
tscies for FIR ard near sighted persoss, % ssit
q cell with 4ii-ata sIN'
1sl .eA.s \. H0Hu, nd
No. Brady 81. doors abevs FFoel
DnRunooeA loVA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
Dr.. E0sferIy's iodine and
HnrknDMriuN

six times stronger. cheaper and better than
any other Sarsaparlla or Blood PurifyaA Midi
cine now offered to the public, or no pay W. be
taken for it. This has been thoroughly tested
and is know to be fact. Therefore ASK FOR
DIR EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SARSAPA-
KIl.IA, and take nothing else.
mem. X, Genus p uo,tie.
,sy-Prrpared ind sold by DIR EASTERLY 4
CO.. corner Of Third and Chestnut streets ST.
Louis, and. at their branch. ~ Madison street
Chicago. mar3Ideodw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

Merchant Bar. ROand 4 Square
Iron.
Hoop. brand. r and Angle Iron.
Roller Plate. and Shees Iron.
Mower and Reaper lBars.
Cylinder. and Guard or Finger
Irons.
Small Il Rails, 20 aud I 3 lbs per yard.
Wrought Chairs nnsl spikes Tor
Elatrn1ls. Punched 4 Counter.
sunk.
Coal ecreen IRON.
Nails and Spikes. janl5-d 3m
Warehouse, No. - Water and No o Market
streets. Works. Second St,eet, Eighth Ward,
adjoining the CITY Gas Works. PlTTSBURG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment

will be found valuable with the Iodine and Sarsa
parila in subdung the disease. Tho Iodine and
Sarsaparila purlties the blood and removes the
cause. while the Ointment heals the Sores, and
TINS a spcedy cure is effected. Both are recon
mended to be used for these complaints
Some hing the :aflllcted sh'd know
Those who afflicted and need Especial Purl.
fyny medicine should know that
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

Is the best Cosmetic known Ladies who admire
a clear white sAin, and a rosy cheek, should
abandon the use oil paints and washes Of every
kind, which only injure the skin, and use this
medicine. Thus beauties the skin by purifying
the blood and giving activity to every minute
vessel. thus changing the dark and sallow coun-
tenancc 10 the bloom ana freshness Of youth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
WINSLOW 4 CHRISTENSEN,

We sollcit accounts from Banks, Bankers and
Merchants and allow 4 per Ct interest on daily
balances which niav be checked foi without no.
tce. We receive deposits OF GOLD, and allow 3 per
cent. thereon, subject to sight draft, or 4 per
cent. on 80 days notice the interest in both cas-
es payable in coin.
We make collections on all accessible points
in the United States and Canadss. buy and sell
bterhng Exchange. Stocks. Bends, Government
securities and Gold for the usual commission
Faithful and prompt attention given to all or
ders. Respectfully.
JOHNB. TILFORD, Lexington, XIV.
CHARLES s. BODLEY.
RErrRENcEs-Bank Of America, New York; the
Banks of Kentucky; Bank ofthe Stste Of Missou-
ri, 81. Lons Merchants Bank, do; f. Kinney
/ Co, Espy. Heidlebach 4 Co. Cincinnati.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

with this medicine you cure yourself for one
tenth the money that ply sicians charge. without
change Of diet or hndrance from business. and
hus prevent all chance Of exposure and ruin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30

Is a great female medicine. II Immediately
counteracts the nerv Of the female frame.
Those suffering from weakness and lassitude who
use il, at once become vigorous and tull Of ener-
~ under its influence. No female should neglect
70 take II who is approaching that period Of life,
the CESSATION Or THE MENSES. In such
cases it cannot be too highly recommended
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-30
Or. ERSTERlrS IODINE { SARSA-
PhRlllh

Will cure Scrofula. Eryspelas, Ringworm and
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old Sores,
Blotches. Pimples on the face, and all Erupt'on1s
of the Skin But for the cure of Scrciula, Old
sores and Skin Diseases of every kind,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-11

THE Sacramento Union thinks, after the
Central Pacific Railroad has surmounted the
Sierra Nevada, that freight fjr 0wyhee,
Boise, and even Montaiia, can be sent from
its terminus, wherever that mny happen tenn
porarily to be, cheaper than by the Columbia
River role. The Union nanifests its entire
ignorance of the mountain country, by esti-
mating the distance from Sacramento 10 til 9
mines of MontpEaat eigh, hundred miles.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-11

Wnsco Lodge, No. I5, Il. A. 81 A. nj. $40
fo'ds its stated Communications the First and Third
Mondays of each month, their hall in Dalles city
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
SETH u. POPE, Sec'y. BY order of the w. NJ.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-11

THE Cherokees have dpposed Chief John
Ross, aud proclaimed Downing principal
chief, with The appreciation of the Govern
ment.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-11

.TnE Rev. Thomas II. Pcarnc wr les from
Knoxville, Tennessee, that amnesty to the
rebels is like throwing pearls before
swine.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-11

Columbia Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. o. F.--
Meets every Friday evening ut G15 o'clock, in Gates
Hail. corner Of Second aud Court Streets Brothers in
good standing are invited attend. BY order. ~ o.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-11
Notice of Final settlement

~ tate of I. NJ. @. Moad deceased, in The County
Court OF Wasco county, egon, in Probate Notlce,s
hereby given, that j. N. Moad. administrator of the
ahove filed in tho County Court Of Was,o county, at tho
February Term, 1850, his accounts FOR, aud prays set
tement of said csate it is therefore ordered that said
application be heard ON Tnesay the 9th day of March,
1865, ut the Court @usc in Dalles City in s county
and that notice thereof be published for Aur weeks in
the DALLEE MOUNTAINEER. . .-. o. N. DENNY. .r
February 5th, 1866. fe9 4w County Judge
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-11

N,IoTTCE Is HERBY GIVEN THAT HAVE, ON
~ this 9th day OF February 1866 been duly appointed
administrator OF the estate of IL G. Cownc, deceased
Therefore. all persons indebted to said estate mott
fct to make immediate payments and all persons hay
ing cairs against said estate notified to present
tlem to me. Mt my Office in Da city, Wasco county,
Oregon within six mouths ON the date hereof for pay
meih- r... q.-..- IL. A. liOGCE,
February 0!h, 1866 - .-| Administrators
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-11
ESTEsAY MOTalm

yNyAKEN UP BY TILE UNDERSIGNED. livi,o on p,.,s
Mile Creek, ten miles South o Dalics Civ Oreron,
~ uccemDer 18TH, 1865, one BAY HORSE, IA land;
nig whc saip on nose, sonle saddle nurks white lind
iee some black spots above The hoo lew white bairs
ON lorehead branded tl': q on e left shoulder abcps
seven aearA old, and appraised at $40. l.lI
'a-'"f' E.F CIAHK
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-11

IMMIGRANT VorERs.-In speaking of the last
are no. over eight hundred voters comprised
in the arrira 3. In this particular We think
the Statesman is 10 error, Us is witnessed by
the number Of immigrants paying toll at the
Barlow Gate wagon road alone. While we
do not distinctly remember the figures, which
were published in the valley papers, our re.
collection is that about Eve thousand five
Eundred persons passed the Cascades Range
by that route; not less than two thousand
weut down the Columbia River, and many
others went in by the way of the Upper vii.
lamet,e pass. In all, these, immigrants must
have iHcluded over two thousand voters, if
we allow that two thousand more stopped IN
Eastern Oregon. Ia relation to those who
have participated in the rebellion, that is to
say six hundred, the Statesman is about right
Ot the balance, the major part is comprised
| OF elements who may be easily attracted to
the support of the Uaion cause, if they are
| approached in that spirit of kindness which
shoGld characterize the discussion of the puS-
lie questions now at issue throughout the
nation. Butin order to reach this profoundly
iisaffected class of our population we should
refrain from dilating upon the "unspeakab,e c
calamity'of allowing them to vote. We
should keep in mind the fuct that these men
are our fellow countrymen, aud now are
about to take part in the direction of the
affairs OF this State, and in the relation they
hold TO the community are potent both for
good aud evil. 1t will depend largely on the
discretion of the Union press whether these
people shall have their ancient prejndices re.
| newed aud re. inforced, or whether with theil
change of location, they shall imbbe those
liberal ideas in keeping with the progr, ssiyt
| >f'''I TrTF %
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-11

N -
Mormon DIssENsIoNs.---The Mormons do not
seem to agree among themselves. The Union
states that one of their Reverends in Sacra-
mento, the other Day, challenged one of the
prophets TO a discussion, il the following
words: .rp,uaeatHst
Whereas, The Mprrisites, under their pretend
ed prophet, CHindn, have claimed the high and
and exclusive prerogalive of presiding over
the kingdom OF God on the earth Nov, be
it known the said Cainan, or any man who
believes in his levelaiions, that hereby cha-
lange any otyoa to meet me in public discus
sion, in any part of the State OF CALIFORNIA; or
the western portion, of Navada, and at any
time within the next three months. And |
pledge myself then. and there to prove your
reve aions are from Satan and will lead to
perdi,on all who follow them, the Holy Scrip
lures being received as proof, Now Cniunn
(or any man that believes in y you) please accept
this challenge, or by your non. acceptance le,
all the world know that you dare not"
, 1866-02-08

New foRz, Feb. 7.--The Hpdt on monetary adairs
sa5s the Eews Of the intended rec1lt OF the French
troops rom Mexico has had as yet bnt little indu-
ence on the Stock Exchange. The suspense relative
70 the time and manner Of reducing the yoluns OF
The currency giseE fevetish aspect TO the markell
which the discuss,on on the new lean bill will take
tome TrpT.
The losn market Is easy at n cent. with e1cep-
tfona1 transactions on Government collaterals 1t
10 best borec<.
The rates for money have sonewhat stidened
during the past three dnys- Commercial paper Is
The Stock market exhibits Ialhef Improved feel
fur to-day, Governments beang fym and raairoad
sharcs more active, with an increasing disposition
10 Inv
, 1866-02-08
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.


,e,s,,,, y, ,ha 3y.s, rrn kso..t.d p,e..1
= @'.>'s' 49, E-w vnnr r.h
rh, sor,r.,c1,, s.z, .toor. con,,nne r.,Ierne,y
,, ,hc,s h.fn'. .,rnst NJ nnt,1de hn.Jn+,s A. fhe
mnrniar Ho.rd hoTrrer. thert w.s psrts1 recovery
~ rnne. vhich hetxeen the Doardt WIS lost. Tne
81 ~ york Cen,,,. stork. tuonosea On beha,fof tns
President Of the Harlem sod Iudson rive, Roads
Naro,eous spcech has not excited 1nuch interest IN
papctal ctrcis. late news nsynz led to anticipation
6ovEEsxrx7s.
Govcrunents slightly sypopathized with the neu5,
tpt Ep3b prtn.u1a w1s unaffected By 1t. With the e1.
ccpon OF old nye-twentep gold interest bond4 wcre
X better. sevtr-thiztes also rose x.
xoxrr.
Money market without chause. Colo continues Dim,
with I very active demand for custom duties. The
java to-day toot t1ss,o10 In treasure chle1I gold
bzrs.
s1ocxA
The ExpFta& EaYa: AT lhe second board the great
teatu1e The sudden rise In Eo TO y. which spps
reutfy took everybody BY su7prse. Reading rose to
24. and New yosk Centfal to ~ bat the BALANCE Of
tie list VIA generally quiet, asaoueh STEADY AZ the
lat board the market was lfss buo,ant under dis
poslioa 70 realize rtoon anu inc h&mmenns ~ loo
besss. and the improvement Was partially lost. inc
textures OF the car have heen Seu YORK Central t,
Heading. aad ahen1Ead sottnefn' aad uaasaeuons IN
these shares We're hesry.
CLOSING FR1cEa
The following were the closnE psices at asao p. M:
Ohio Mississippi certificates. 7iAa.tX; Cumberland
Cosl. &4F sik; New York Ceatz. ssxdss:x: E1s. ~
@:sN; Hudson River. s@i9!oo; Reading. @A097f:
Michigan Southern. esXaGaS; Cleveland & fattb
buERh. .sx979a; 1oct 1slsud, .s93s9A; fosthWess'
efn. ..@2sh.
HxcnAx6E.
Sterling E1chanEe closed up dull for the Java At
ly;x for prime baukas' hills.
COTTON,
, 1866-02-08
Cincinnati 1Inckct~
fSrccI.l Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr)51ne.l

Cincinnati 1Inrkcf~
fSrccI.l Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr)51nc.l
CtYcIsNAT1, Feb :.
F1oGK--steady and unchanged.
GEAlS-Hheat In good demand; sales OF prime ola
red at .2cq aud No. At *1.7o. Corn aet1ve and
frner sales Of No. theled At SIC. Oats quiet but
Arrnc1; saIes OF No. ut SIC aud M. at 3sec Hse
steady; ssles Of No. 1t IT, Harley Gutct.
Corros-steady and uIddlIne held nomlaally At itc-
wnssKr1--In eood dentnd for bonded; sales at &c
6ec dn11 1t t7.7s.
phosaoSs-Actiye. closing higher; sales OF Chicsso
tesa pork at $is.3Q: pew tjtY 1t 23-hel ~
the close at $?9 13Sl01. Bacon and buik meats 0f
hut n. ices unchanged. Green meats nominal. Lsfd
active at IN, viii. saes Of 800 tres prime city xetue
rendered At lsc-np sellers the close nnats lse
head held At 17slgl7Hc and gut At 16kc.
MoHET-Sftady. ......
F.CaAsGr-F1sm At par buying and 30 premium
.tTta r.
, 1866-02-08


Of Ancr1can ti<tfliation 1s now offered for fae by
oil respectable dkre:ists;7 wine merchants and tani
ly erocert> Its cheapness compared With the So
called imported GINS c1uimend It at once to those
In need OF pDEe d!uesetlc sttnul&nt- h8s9.
a Pcr.san Romancc.-A Princes. once
dwclt In Persia. whose beauty was great that all
the Kings In the surrounding countries sought her
mar1iaee: A magician bad taught her - The Pa.l-
sian Ladies' Secret et Perpetual Beaasy:' which has
n. s. y LEIoiSE FL ce G., Boz sssa Z .cago, H.
h5sl, '''~ '
Herr Ernst Perabo.-The Youns
Pianist md the worder Of Europe I. eomIusl See
card, fe5hss52ts.7a
1t fx true That the popular remedy
known a. Goes Cough isl.am does not drJ up
cou.h but loosens it thal the patient can ezpec.
take I, yourself for bad colds
S iss te
pain In the stomach sourng or fslDg OF food, and
cure the WORT cases Of Dyspep=ia.
feh0n316-3tTU1ubA1tW.
To Smolserx.-Ca*xvcll, mack Il Co.'n
Eau A,omu,,gut Vim eaer,ua''y correct The breath
1t leaves a delicious cooling rensattou in The
mouth c1eanscs The teeth and gums aflays the un-
due sensitive condition OF the nerves Of the teeth
incident 10 sudden changes 0l temperature, aud Is
Viii rake !. considered Indispensable FOR the oe'.
cAswfIL, MACE. C., New York.
Sold BY ali Druggists, feb3hl3a-2,7sAT!ru1Tu.
No. 6, or Toilet t:otoenc. H. the n,o..
by those who usc II, to The German.
EAswELl, MACK + Co.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Teeth Like Pearls-Sccnredb By the use
| Of Casrell, Mack + Co's " FosmodenAH Tooth
Paste. ii l. abso1utcly trce from al substances In
fus0,ta to he intth and is used hY The best l)eu.
, 1866-02-08
LOCAL MATTERS,

s<tly Canniuulcn&Ion with the Narld
has been 1czy much enlarged BY the Lozeuse which
uou carry always 10 my. pocket; that trouble IN
MT throat lior which tAe TnocHts afe 4 specidc)
havtn, 1nade me ofltn ; mere whi.pc1er."
hGs7 N. P. WILLIS.
, 1866-02-08

milwaukee, 3fnrAct.
Especial Despatch to the Chicsgo Trlbunel
MILWAUKEE,. Feb. {,
F1orn-sready. Sales of 6ae brls Douglass choice
Spring e4 tn at *1.Do.
GeA.x-Wheat excited and pan1cky, and vert &C.
tive, Sales at thn mornings noatd Of 23ooo BIT At
*1.1sX9 t.zok; sAles at Board Of lia 90 bu 81
$I.lsx@l.,1, aad 11a7H@l.ls and tsX ctth: tisYes
,l14all7H@l.ls211sK cash !; Isf.lG1@Ll7X selless'
ONION all month. Fire O'Clock afternoon Hoard weaE
4:,too bu sold at fl.1sK91l7-coa.ug at The Inside
r1cc- -...
ProvIsIess-Leas nrut. Sales Of 900 se1ce5 PRINT
Lard II 161c. Butter steady Sales Of 1foe rs 1t 24c
dressed hog, NOT so n.u. Sales 1t $40 -9a@n.l5.
R1cE1r7s-a7.0o0 bu wheat. 900 hogs.
, 1866-02-08

IT, louis Asnrket.
Especial Despatcn to The Lhieseo Trtbope.1
81. Louis, Feb.7.
TnnAcCo-Dult. .-.-..
F1orA-Actlyc and t1a. Z Fh1 1t e715; Xxx ii
3s.0o. ......-.
Observation-Disclosures private to-day 1t zi.eo
CornM1ed whltc IN lots at Sic; yellow A. &C. baf-
ley steady At $tct. RE dfm At 32a5c. Osts Stacy
al 4oc; choice. &c.
Psoy1sIose-Lnrd G1m At 1Gc- B.con firm. Dry &sls
snonlde1o At l4Hc. Fork frmer. Numr at aac.
Wn1sxEf-Lower ut 4s.c0.
NoGs-Gooc demand, At T. s5alons dressed at 9lo.@
, 1866-02-08
New York Market.

new uFA uluE&e&H
NEW YoRK, Feb-7.
CoT1os-rsross buJrr At 4s asc for niddlns' chief
II At Inside pttces4
FIorE-Less active but prices generally sithGus 81
decided change. &4ssA8s!M fos txtya sta'es $ss14
sS4 for extra round hoop ohio; Sa.it9to1 loF tsae
brands-market closing quiet.
WnlsKKY--uull and nominal 1t &242342-
EEllS-Wheat do md 1a3s iowT. si4 tor d 5oe9 q =
Milwaukee, s1.77 for new Ms1Exukee cI1o, ana 80
Tor choice new anoer Miweakee teatvere1: ~ Y
harley Aalt steady. Cofn dni and &c loWet tastsE
for unsS slsie foT soand t1ed western u stose
aud delivered. ard s1@sJc for new JslIoW. ZEE "A,
shade mel At 4tc for unsound western aao BIC los
sound ,.....ua, II
GRocEr1ts-suEnr less actiye cuhs MrseaTsqa t1s =
Gslskc; Havana !l@likc. MoaaAkes 0oa. 1ofeo tae1
h1soIEss-D Dali at 81 lx4as:c tor orude' and ''saee
hors@A1r II Moderate request ar seoe7Ac for new
crop. =. s,s eaas - a.t
1or ntw closing ssX 9 < @ rs Nr
old do, FLING Ais for PRIME ana ~
Prime nes; also, $50 bsls new @sss s9F teotPf Me:f
Ftads It pIrstous nr'cfs. Iams quiet 1t sitHn ca
matar; salea. ts1 psgs l21 Ior "a
cear pirate ten: Dsstssd ~ Sost sstT ara dis
Al aHa tEHc 9l*o, 10 61ls Tor Fehza13 500 &aseA
, 1866-02-08

ToEurahtnn {strl.-The most successful article
all respectable dIre.isls =, Inc merchants and taml
ly erpcett> Its cheapuess compared With the So
called imported e,ns. cGumtnu II at once to those
In nfet! 0I 8 .,Hsn tlueretIc sttsuuiapt bBS9
, 1866-02-08

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