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ARE YOU STOUT AND FULL BLOODED?

If YOU are stout, heshy OF full blooded or pietho
ric habit. you are probably subject to headaches,
vertigo dizziness, rush Of blood to the head and
congestive diseases generally At any rate. you are
of more lean habit. Now you. above all other per-
sons in the world, should have constantly on hand
box of Radways Regulating Pills. II you never have
to use them, so much the better. Inc Scents tney
cost will be cheap investment II IL succeeds IN
frightening away disease. 1t will be acheaper one
IT, in sudden attack. when no other medical and be
convenient it rescue you from the grave because
you are stout and plethorc people will tell you TO
get bled. Commit such act of toliy Let Dr.
ty, if you attacked by rush OF blood 10 tne nead
Is caused by disturbed circulation OF the blood ana
not by too great quantity of it In your system
occasioned by Irregular action OF your neart anu
liver, and bleeding will only increase, not dlmnisn,
that lrregularity. What you need is something 10
restore the organs to natural and regular acIon,
and thus equalize the circulation of the blood That
Regulating Pills: They do not merely purge, They
regulate the liver. the bowels the spleen, the kid
neys, and so on. They expel from the body the in
furious matter and search out for that purpose all
diseased humors and deposits wherever hidden. In
this manner they restore healthy action the heart
tlSe brain. and the lungs well the stomach rem
5ar the circulation of the blood even and keen your
Seaa as clear though you had never possessed an
nUnce Of superhuous flesh. Such are Railways bills.
eoMxq Rpy-Radways pills are elegantly coated with
~: wbich renders them perfectly tasteess and fres
frnm smell They can be swallowed by children as
naa;iy Al sugar plums. They are the most pleasant
Medicine in the form Of pills in general use. They
purge thoFs0Ssly oIs sstH Had,sg1.n. %il$s New Yor,
ph7.sv ~. railway co.
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Winter Davis on Reconstruction.

IL lOlu uliduelpHld ENcnlnS Telegraph
The following written by Hon. H. W. Davis
about ten days before his death 1t is of interest as
containing his views the agitated question of the
day:
Hon. James NJ. Scovel.-My Dear Sr:-The case
referred to is Luther VS.. Borden T. Howard S. C..
Rep. l,
did not say that the States were out OF the Union
in law by rebellion or in part by the result of arms.
On the contrary, said the State governments ceased
to exist IN law by renouncing the Constitution, and i'll
fact by being expelled by armies.
Note the diversity. The States in the Union or
else we are not bound to guarantee republican gov
ernments, They have not responsible governments,
and tnat alone gives Congress the right to control the
restoration under the power to guarantee
Sumner is getting right on this point
Congress looks firm, but must be wise as well as
firm. If we go before the people next fall on mega
tive issue leaving Johnsons government in posses
sion o. the States, and simply refuse to admit them
to Congress, we will inevitably be beaten. Congress
must annul Johnsons governments formally pre-
scribe universal suffrage the cardinal qua
OF recognition and propose to amend the Constitu-
tion making 1t the supreme law Of the land for all
States and 20 to the country these measures the
people will accept Johnsons governments a solu-
ton and send representatives to admit their repre-
sentatives. Sincerely yours,
Raltimore Nd Decamhar 81 Iae5 Nv
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We havo seen d specimen Of quartz rock, stained
with the oxide OF iron that contains large amount
of gold. This is said by gold miners to be the richest
specimens of gold bearing quartz they have ever
This was found in the neighbOrhOod Of the Foundry.
and is supposed to have been dug up while sinking
we'll few years since.
that vicinity. While Cunningham & Co. were dig
ging well at their FIGURING Mills few years since.
a vein of gold-bearng quartz struck and negro
saved several pennyweights of the precious metal,
but it failed to attract the attention OF parties able to
make full examination and search. thorough
test will be made. If there is abundance like
the specimens before us a thousand dollars to the
head per day, would not be an unreasonable yield
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

HOLIDAY STREET THEATsE-To-nght is the
second appearance of the Rayel troupe, with pro
gramme that promises any amount of the comical
aud otherwise. that is amusing and entertainipg
Let all who enjoy the ludierous pay them visit.
AT THE FRONT STREET THEATsE tonight. we have
again the Streets Of New York with one OF the crea
fire scenes which make this great sensation dram.
so striking in this play.
WOODS MINsTRELs.-This renowned New York
troupe open at the Maryland Institute Hall on Mon
day evening next
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1Rcrorted for The Daily CommorciaI

IOWEONTUWN, Mlrch I2fh 1gtE
Cjrcuu Co5st for E,itinorc tota'jg.- -Ir9. i q +;
ney.-Iho court took up the appeal docket his
morning, aud the ollowin" cases DISPOSED Of: John
Curtis. Tried before the COURT judgment affirmed
\. Il. B29rmon, Esq ior tho appellant; Richard
GfaSoh, ESQ, Tor appellee Goor"a Campmap vs.,
Liarm2n codeUmgn-a eal from Justice townsend
Irie4 EcIoTc the c0Uri: not concluded. JGhn T. En-
oor, Esq for arGGiaut Bernard Carter, Esq. for ap-
from Justice CARTS Appeal dismissed. r. r. Boa,
man Tor Hare, appellee. A. A. Farrer rs. John
MycTs-appedi from Justice Gibson. Tried before
The court; not concluded. R. Grason for appellant:
r. }; Cuttings Esq, iyr appellee. Court adjourned
until Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock.
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a HORRIBLE DEATH.-Joseph Ralston of Philips
burg, Center county, met with a horrible death 5y
freezing, a few days ago. He had been drinkI :
Freely, and had, while drunk, endeavored to wade
the Moshannon creek out ere he had proceeded two
thirds OF the way his limbs refused 10 perform their
office; He grasped bough Of an oyorhangtng tree,
unable to advance further. and soon the last con
gealng water cemented close about him tomb of
ice which stretched from shore to shore Two DAY
after this he was found there rigid as an lcele his
knees imbedded in sheet OF tn2 frozen eIemel {
seven inches thick his body inclined little tOrwar
his hands clutching the boughs eyes astare and de-
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THE malignant speech OF Ihad. Stevens on Satur-
day in which he put on the clowns can and bells -
cover the anmus of his foul bilingsgate leveied t
the President, is receiving universal censure from
school, who are sagacous enough to see that such NJ
teranoes as those OF Stevens against the Chief Mae
Strate ot the nation is calculated to win for the laf-
country, and strengthen his position impregnabiy
with them 1t was Just such vindetive. incorporate
against Andrew johnson, that made jackson the idol
OF the people; and from present appearances, the
seurrous abuse OF President johnson by Stevens ct
Andrew the Seeond,-Ssafa
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH, n. c.. March 12.-The Legislature Of
North Carolina adjourned this morning. 4 bin was
passed allowing to testify when concerned in
person or property, when jurisdiction shall be re-
stored to the courts in all matters where blacks are
concerned. The usuary laws were repealed so far as
to allow per cent. interest by the agreement Of
parties
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SUnDEy DEATH y estcrday. about two o'clock,
Mr, Frederick ". SchIUiil. sculptor, who has re
slucd ta. several ycrs at FwtImau s, PenHsylya-
MA avenue, uoar 18Th street, was called on to take
cast u the face If Colonel UBGirHes child, IL order
70 mako - bust, aad while proceeding in carriage
and streets, in company with Coi"ncl 0'Beiruc, he
suddenly was taken sick, and, tsjlinS back he eN~
rircl, is supposed, from a disease of the heart
The deceased was a native Of Germany and nearly
sixty years Of lie has resided in this cOur.rry
about thirty years, most of which time he sp.nt in
this city, pracicing his art. When he left his home
he was in robust health, lie leaves a w.,iow, but no
children Washington Star.
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Troops for solffn-.;.

New YORK, March 10.-A battalion of soldiers un-
der Colonel Sumner sailed in the steamer Henry
Chauncey to-day for San Francisco Lieutenant
Commander Pendergrast, Professor Marcy, and Col
Blake, are also among the passengers.
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TIE NEw CANAL.-The corporal ors Of the Potoma,
and lhcsapeaRe ,fidcwatcr Canal Company held d
meeting in Washington city. on wednesday last A
letter from Mr.. Hutton was read, relative to tho
proposed routes &c be taken The different routes are
about . miles IN length, and viii require seven or
eight locks MIR. Frazier stated that an offer Ind
been made by a responsible party to construct the
canal for S2,503,GW and take half in bonds.
We further understand that engineers are now en-
gagged surveying the two different routes, that is,
South and Severn Rivers, and from what we have
adyOlis fe,,iEli.ua-
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Eater from Mexico.

San Francisco, March 9.The Mexican Republi-
can General Alvarez, under date Of Providencia.
February %, writes that affairs at Acapulco are un
changed. The invaders are continually harrassed
and pretty well worn out Gen. Diaz has inaugu-
rated successful campaign in the State of Oajaca
Col. Fegeira, after defeating the Impcrialists AT
Tehuantepec moved toward Tehuacan The Imperial
forces in Vera Cruz have resumed active operations
in that quarter.
SAN FRANCIsCO, March S.-Advices from El Paso
arc received The republican government is still
located at El Paso President Juarez had learned
that the French would soon leave chihuahua in the
hands of the Mexican garrison, when the republicans
will have no trouble in recapturing the city.
Advices have also been received from Sonora
stating that General Pcsquira has resumed military
operations and that his forces have been augmented
by large force of Americans.
The republican General Carna with 800 men had
won victory over the Imperalsts at Lcamo, in
Santa Cruz. General Morales was collecting large
republican force for immediate operations. The Lib
erals complain that the officers of the United States
are under too strict orders to show courtesy to Maxi
milian's officers, permitting them to send ma
rauding parties across the border to interrupt and
rob neutral travellers.
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Release Of Mallory.

NEw YoRK, March 1O.-The Daily Ne,r8 states that
orders were received yesterday for the release pa
role of s. r. Mallory, tne .oEmer rebel Secretary of
the Navy. He was the last of the prisoners of State
at Fort Lafayette.
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ANNNPoLIs, March =, 1866.
(npri If Appe9i8 0f N1fyifai-Ccfoicr Term. ls,;5
No. lG3. The Baltimore Marine insurance Co ma
ny vs. William /. Dalrymplc- No. lei. Sa.ps rar-
ties reyerScd-cros appeals from he Sur r-io- rrr.
Of Baltimore city. The argument -, tbrse c,r,.rs
was commenced by l. Ncyit St"c,c for the appellant
IN the first appeal and Ihom.s s Alexander for tho
Eppare.
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention of readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith. Bros,
Il Co.. No. 40 W est Baltimore street. We speak wha;
we know when say their present stock of clothing
cannot be excelled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
xou ara with everybody.
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Perfectly Fire-Proof Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Unequalled for Durability. Security, and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice. and in any section OF
the country. JAS. u. JOHNSON i Co.,
d27-6m2p Over SO West Baltimore street.
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PUT THE QUESTION generally to your friends. as
to what preparation they for their teeth and the
response, nine times out of ten. will be. sozodont
IT'S no longer necessary to impress its merits upon
the public mind; experience has taught the world
that, as means of beautitying and preserving the
teeth. nvigorating the gums. and giving pleasant
aroma to the BREATH it has rival in either hsls-
nh
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-Thn following olicial telenran ,,o =.

The following official telegram was onlv
2l hours from transmission from India to London
Bhootan, Feb. 25.-The guns lost Gt Dewanriri have
been restoredto our officers by the Bhootau chief,
The invading force will low return
"A gang of river thieves made their ap-
pearance at Astoria, Long Island, on Wednesday
evening" and. in ossaying an attack on cotton VIZ re-
house, we're fired on by the watchman, Of their
number being mortally wounded. The V,atchman
was also wounded. The other parties escaped to
New York.
An old man named Granger died on the
I'd instant, at Alstead N. H., wanting only Is days
of being 100 years OLD He voted for every President
from George Washington to Abraham Lincoln and
had enjoyed almost uninterrupted health until within
a few ys of his DEATH lie has had Is children and
80 grandchildren, and children and q grand-child-
ren are now living.
Three small boys, neither of them over
nine, runaways from Covington. KY went dow, 70
Memphis on the Alice Dean the other day Tbo,
passed unobserved until Evansville was reacboS
though occupying state room, and appearing ,og,I
larly at meals. In answer to the capt Gains crost;o
they stated that they were % oust, aod meant 40
have bully good time, ~
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lATEST TELEGRAPH news
TO HE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
FROM CANADA.
'EEEc Feni@-l Alarm

TORONTO, C. W., March 12-The number of yoIun-
teers answering to the call Of the government is
largely in excess of the demand
The following official military order has been pnb-
lished:
"The commander in chief regrets that he is com
PEELED as measure of precauton to call for the SER
vices OF so large number of volunteers This step
does not result from the existence of condition of
war between our Sovereign and any foreign State,
but 1t Is necessary performance of duty which has
deToiVed upon the government. who are bound to
make provision for protecting the lives and property
OF the inhabitants Of the province against threatened
piratica attacks of awlessncss. who are using the
territories of neighborng power for the purpose of
openly organizing enterprise against the sovereign
rights of the Queen and the security of her subjects
The commander-in-chief relies with confidence on
the loyal spirit of the Canadians to meet this extra
ordinary state Of facts and feels assured that ne
cessary the entire population of the Province will
come forward and face any invasion of the country
The commandcrin-c chief knows that il is not neces-
sary to address any observations to the officers and
men called out the importance of strict attention
to their military dutiesi and is convinced that should
the threats of attack be carried into effect the Cana
dian volunteers of the present day Will, with the
blessing of God, meet with much in repel
ling such criminal and wanton outrage against hu-
manity and civilization given their ancestors
whether they called upon to roll back from
their territories the tide of legitimate OF repulse the
attacks of laYless invaders
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1866.


1866. Watches. 1866.
A SPLENDID SrocK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other jeweIry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware, Triple Plated Alhata Ware of every descrip-
ton, English Table Cutlery, Clocks, Opera Glasses
Spectacos and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public invited to call and examine stock.
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewclry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR & Co.,
Light street, opposite the
mh5-lstptf Fountain Hotel
AZ =. CHARLES STREET. A..
WIN ES A ND LIQUORS.,
Foreign ant; Domestic.
mhS-lmlstp JEWETT & STOCKLEY.
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SEIZURE or Walton Saturday officer r,arsor,
of the seventh precinct police New York soi1aJ e,JfVRo ~
following uusound meat in Catherine rect Sao
36 quarters Of veal from stand No. - owned by
vester HoEht; Is Of bob cal,"s ~ ~
Nos. l9 and 2l owned by Abraham Vapderbcci.!! =
carcaSes Of bob calves rom stands Nos. Is and ls
owned BY John Eddy: carcases of bob calves from
stands NOS. Il and =. owned by James Eddy An of
the diseased meat was carted to the oul dock al the
tGot Of alrty-eight street, n. r. by order Of the
Superintendent
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Hr.yvS,,rsnF HorsEs .xnIor,

HEAVY SALES OF HOUSES AND LoTs-The auction,
sales of real estate made in this city yesterday after
noon, and reported in the fourth edition of the
anu ths total value of the property which passed
under the hammer was more than six hundred thou
sand dollars. The following are the names of the
auetioneers, and the amounts of their sales:
Messrs Muller. wilkins Co., lao uptown lots SIG @
James NJ. Miller 270(
a. 6leecker, Son GCo,...................,.. 1886
b. Il. Ludlow 245O(
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The Explosion On the New zsavcn Rnia-

New YORK, March l0.-The name of the fireman
killed by the explosion of the locomotive of the train
on the New Haven Railroad last night, is James Nc
CURE. Engineer Olds is not expected to survive to-
night.
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Kfnsisixig Wood.

Wood of all Sizes, Oak and Pine Wood,
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
Over SO West Baltimore street,
dI-6mzp JAS. ii. JOHNSON & Co., proprictors.
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CHAMPaGNE WIRE,

Just imported from France, a large invoice OF
"Adolphe. Flamant's Champagne Wines" from the
celebrated Epernay wineries For sale by
JEWETT IL ST0CkLEY,
az S. Charles st.. sole Ag'tS for city of Baltimore.
,olG I,x1,.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT,
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TAXATION OF UNITED STATES NOTES..
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XXxIXTH CONGRESS.

The Trial of Jeff Davis Called For,
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IMMIGRATION To FLoRDA:-The GAINESVILLE (Flori-
da Era makes mention of the fast filling up of that
II bids them welcome, and assures them of the kind
reception they will receive from the people,
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Baltimore, Nd, December q, 1865. I'm 10-N' 'S'
The oldest House liza England Gone
loss TO Archaeology


During the severe gales that have prevailed in
England the Oldest house in England the one at the
bottom OF Blue Anchor Lane West Quay Soutbamp-
ton, formerly the residence of King John had one of
the walls blown down, thereby destroying a secret
court that had existed within the wall, and which
ledto subterranean passage, planned for the esca
OF Its beleaguered occupants. In one of the walls Of
the house Is recess the size and form of a human
being, trsditlon asserting that a poor wretch was
built into the wall alive, and there left by his bar
barous Jailers, to perish by the slow and torturpg
pangs OF hunger Within few months a great local
antiquar, the Rev f. hell had photographs taken of
the remains of this celebrated historical residence
TROPICAL NorIoNs.-A notice of Sir John Bow
rings recent Recollections of Java, in an English
magazine, says;
Sir John was present once at the arrival Of a cargo
of ice for the first time in Java The people, he
said, looked at 1t with the wonder at first that
they would have felt had they similar of
crystal. They touched it, the cold was such they
had not before experienced and the novel sensation
filled them with awe and apprehension But, when
it dissolved in their hands, they fanced they had un
knowingly worked q miracle, and that some demon
must have been at the bottom of the mystery. De-
scriptons of snow fros ce and winter scenery have
singular attraction to the inhabitants of the hot
regions. These are to them the very romance OF
nature. In my travels in the interior of Java met
with most accomplished lady, who was burning with
DESIRE about to be gratifed, of visiting Europe
And now tell me of all you hope to see; from what
do you expect to receive the greatest pleasure' Oh
she answered. . forest without leaves,
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METROPOLITAN RAMRoAD.-The contractor. J. A
Boyd, broke ground on section II, lhe summit Of
Pars Ridgc of the Metropolitan Branch of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad on the 9th utimo. There
was pretty general turn out of the neghbors, WAC
assisted at the ceremony with pick and shovel J
W. Brown, of BarnsvIlle threw out the first Shovel
full of charlottesville Sentinel.
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DISASTER IN THE BAY-The oyster pungy Liberc
ty. for Baltimore, bound down the bay for cargo OF
oysters, capsized on Monday last, of Thomas POINT
during heavy northwesterly gale. Two OF the men
were drowned and the captain and another OF the
crew saved themselves by working their way 10 the
shore or sparS,-AHRapoEts Reg,
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$3.50
COAX, G0AL,
$500

The Undersigned, retiring from the Anthracite Coal
trade, will sell their stock in hand consisting of COO
tons White Ash Lump, for Foundry use, and 1900
tons prepared sizes for Family use, at $3.50 per ton
2240 bs, for Lump and 50 per ton. 22iO fs for pre-
pared sizes, delivered in any part of the city.
R. G. RIEMAN & CO.,
1eII-Ipu q SOnth street
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COaI.-.COaI.

TREvoRToN Coal. for cooking purposes, atS7.5Op per
ton delivered in any part of the city. For sale by
J. HENRY GIESE,
Office South street.
Yard-On Spears wharf, and on North near Centre
sstreets mh2-2wlp
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49,
sold yesterday in Brooklyn.-N. Y. EUenin0 Post @h