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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

STEAM
To and from the old country.
Shortest Sea Passage.
The fsvoste FRS, Class Clyde built Iron steamers Of
THE ANCHOR LINE
OF Trans Atlantic steam packet ships
0H1bemin. Caledonia, CmsMbr10s
Britannia. COluMbia. India,
Ssii regularsto and from New York. RATES OF
PASSAGE ~ low ~ by any other fret class line.
These hne steamers are lifted up in avery Fee-
pect the safety, comfort and ycnicnce u
passenger TN advantageous terma the Anchef
Line grant throu. tickcts 10 and from all the stations
% the Irish and English Railways and the principal
eties in the United States and also forward passengers
ut very moderate rates To ard from France Germany,
&c. A. this Company does not employ runners. those
who wish passage ,ckets certificates OF passage to
send for their friends or any further Information, will
please apply any the Company agencies through
out the S,atee AT the head ONCE in New York 10
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 co.
New York, au. 1865. o Bowling Grecu.
]. d. EVANS. Agent,
mchs:d1y Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

PREPARED APO.V.GE.
Ard the Goods manufactured from it. thus placing
the whole immense business on the
Broadesl and Most Liberal Basis.
Instead OF es tabishlng exclusive Agencies and brne
fitting the lew, by mono. oily, a. the expense OF
many.
promptly al ed a discount bilis of from slO0 10
wards f
We are adding more Sewing Machines and uersse-
stF0ng growing demand for the
0po0ge Mattresses, Pillows and
Cash1sae.
Those 1.-THE Trade nrst In the neld in their own
localities. will surely Reap The Advantage. There
likes the goods, can't help it. and viii have them.
No other known material Affords such Ease, or has
such unparalleled purity and cleanliness.
0urled Hsir Mattrrs that can Be made even at cot
Of ~. tpoage Pillows. per pair. S. So Cushions.
end al y,rs,ss .. done to
Carnage Railroad Car and Church Uphosterlne for
esle In quantities TO suit. The Mattress Az Pi,ioW
70 Goods. and guarantee al articles q our Manu-
money will be refunded.
WE,fERN ELASTIC sfoNes CO.,
Double Stores ~ z ~ Lake g.. CHICAGO.
20 0IIeWOeu 49, III O1A1I4
ais FInh It., 0r., Lorp BRAnsn.
s-Among the Directors and Stockholders az
the Consolidated Elastic sponge Nanufscturinr Co.
Of New York City and Bcetou are:
r. E RObbine, Boston, ALEC Of the Waltham Watch
Company. b. r. S;cvens. Boston, President New
England Mutual Life Tnsarance Company. IL Rv-
Grett Boston, President Third National Bank. BENZ
sfnFges, Boston, Lloyd Agent. N. Parker, Boston,
OF Parker Home. ,. r. Thorndyke, Eoetor. gentle.
MN s.. b. Chiftenden, New York OF 8. b. Citizen
den Co.. Dry Goods. VIM. Searies. New York, OF
WIN. searlss = Co.. Bankers. Broad street Joseph
chine Mandatory. A. s. Parres, New York OF a
BarDe. = Co., ststicnsrr. &C. Eugene Kelley.
VhiteAouce New York, Wk0)reale Doots ma eAces
rs. Dstas. Nsw York. OFT. Dstts = CO. 6aodissS.
I'd Othero. novo6D6"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

ldEfNNf Fkah thf
CHOICEST AND Aosr GRACEFUL.
TONIC AND s,ll<lElVE
Ia the vceitabic KINGDOM.
Thu isnnt a new aui ua'riea remedy. but one
ks ,wn f,r year psi. ani u.ol Ia the families Of
th,i~apss ~ oar c,ii1ehs thro shoat The North.
south E4.t ana Wat, Tor
Dl - rsk Psi,
In all Its forms.
FOR INDIGESTION
FOH HEARTBURN.
FOR AtinlIl.
FOR WATshBRASN,
FoE HFADACAE,
toa Joss CT APPETITE.
ron to-rivtNESS.I
FOR PILES
rurrAREn sclp MI
X. +. SELtERs = CO.. Pittsburgh Pa
SrsxR's Wisss are the pure juice Of the
grape whcss pure and generous qualities
cannot be exccllod for the invalid or con.
valescns. They are highly esteemed for
sscramental purposes. n. Il. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Krcmsr's Hair Dye. Natural. Durable, Beautiful,
Rest and Chcarcet In the World. sold by all Drug
gess anu Country Storckerpcr-. JOHN J. KRONER
Sole Froprssior. soi Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
Hotioway's Pura AMP O,SrxrSr-lIes,th and
Happiness The twnsisicrr wh ch render existence
Slt r. he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
DIR. JOHN BULL.


The proprietor Of This celebrated medicine
ustly claims FOR il = superiority over all rene
dies ever offered to the public tor the safe, CO..
ain, sp eedy and permanent cure Of Ague sns
Fever, or chlls and fever, whether Of shor' or
ong standing. He refers 10 the entire western
and southwestern country to bear him testimony
to the truth Of tho assertion, thEt in no case
whatever will IL fail TO cure, i the directions afs
strictly followed and carried out. In great
many cases q single dose hiss been sufficient for
. cure. and whole families have been cured by
single bottle, with perfect restoration Of the
general health. II Is, however, prudent. and
. every case more certain 70 cure. il its uss ID
continued in smaller doses for . week or two
after the disease has been checked, more sspee
tally in difficult and long standing bases, Usu-
ally this medicine will not require suy cid y
keep the bowels in good rder; slsuid the ps
tient, however, require csthsrtie medicine.
after having taken three four doses u shs
foaic, single dose Of sulL's vsassAsaA IsAsns
sLls will be sufficient.
~ DIR. JOHN BULLS priseisal -
n 40 Filth, Cssas street, Lsuisvills,
Sold Wholesale and Retail BIT
LANGfELJT. THODE &;C0.,-
3. 3. BALIORD,
HARRISON Z HrAnK0s
PARKS HO0aGn,
vO0O"0sFs : 1AaAD Ek'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
BULBS WORM DESTROYER.
To my United Aems~s nnd w os.ltl.
wide lRcadcrs.

wide lIcndcrs.
have received many Testimonials from pro-
iessionai and medical men, as my almanacs aud
various publications. have shown all Of which
are genuine. The following letter from highly
educated and popular physician in Georgia is
certainly one Of the mos. sensible communica-
tons have ever received. Dr. Clement nows
deserves TO be written in letters Of gold Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS Wort DE
STROYER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

1.-THE LATE STATE rAlR"
ssTo JosepA Burnett = c.. Doetoa, wae
ssouef9e1 lifBe rsise ~ C66ktaR Hxtraeto.
saond Hlsot Priso IT Toiloe AP61G0oe'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
TESTIMONIALS!
Joseph Burnett h Co. Of Boston, carry

TESTIMONIALS!
Joseph Burnett l. Co.. Of Boston, carry tns
PAIN ~ their manufactures. Their famous ~
let articles have earned an envisble veputstion'
only equalled BY their STANDARD tlsvoring e:
tracts The following conclusive evidence -
reiterated by thousands. Chicago Tribune.
Svv,vussR 10, 1855.
I'VE now use them extensively. and besr ties
timony 10 TIER superior merit. "-Gage, waite
60, Sherman House, Chicago.
eve use your extracts, and concur in the
general Recommendations. Gage. Drake .
Co., fremont House, Chi ago.
:" The - slss xisrs 10 strer 9Th. purity; ana
eeenomy."-H. n. Cinsjey. surveyor ana Uon-
fsesioner. Chicago, Sept. 10, 1866.
~ havs adopted then exclusively. =.
Wright, Caterss and Cssfscticnef. Cn'caeo.
.. W. rsC,s your ...rse', III r.; cr. .1s
Z Co.. Fifth Ave. Hotel, New York.
I'VE end then better end cheaper than ~
Ne have ever used."-0ineou Leiend w.
Metropolitan Hotel, New York.
''Prs-emiueatly superior TO oil others e, en-
inary purposee. The osly kinds ~ ne. =
H. Parker 3 Co., Parker HOUSE, Boston.
''6sperise 70 auy ~ hsvs ever $3.50. -As
veso osd Teeoeot aoUoo, Bs0oen.
McaoeuAaslA Houun, Pittsburgh. Aug. :. -.
M. L. y. Moass, 0eossal Agent - nsve
tried 81 extfoets durisg thirty years 49,
il busineo0 NJ most cordially recommend -
nets over I'll others.
!. NeD. CnOSSAN. rroprietsr.
e Recommendatory notices might De "uen
extssded. but II is needless, bsesuse really eu'
one theme 10 the burden Of them oil, end sbeif
general spisit Il combined II the shove.
Nearly all First Glars Druggists and Grocers
can supply these Celebrated kxtrscts in their
various eisas.
1.-THE LATE STATE rA1R."
ssTo Joseph oarnett = Co. Dest0a, 49,
''oWee9s1 firse rsise ~ C6Gkiae Rxtrasoo.
'assd Flsst Psiss IT Toiles Ap6iooos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

MaoSoLiA WArEa A delightful toilet
Article superior TO Ccicsne and at half tho
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
Milwaukee N aeke

Milwaukee Market.
Bv Telegraph Nov. Is.
Flour-Steady; city Xxx s.250s.t0.
Wheat 81 for No. l.
New York Money Nar1koe.
ny Telegraph November Is.
stoeks-very strong
Bonde-Coupons OF 81. os& Of ~. - -: Of
'de. 1Ui< 0-aOs coupons OcS both 7-3es l06 \.
Western Union-s2is
New York Central 1872
Erie l-2
Reading-e7 10
Money u r. cent
Ster ing-aS $685..
Gold-1.Ws.
Nevv vOrk Market.
By Telegraph November Is
Cotton Qniei and nominal at lst6isi..
Flur-lufl3c. lower: $50 n 10 ~ for extra State:
gsofiI3. 90 for X. II q.
Wheat Dali. and ies9c. lower 9 90Gl2 - for No
strng s.2sMs.9s for No. ditto.
Rye-Quiet q for western.
Corn-ic lower 35fli 49, for mixed western
Oats Unchanged ssGiIs l-2 for western
P"rk-Shade frmer. 2o.ssG2i.oo.
Lard Firm and quiet.
Petr.leum-Qniet, isc. for crude fsi. GteSs.c Tor
refined in bond
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
DAP Nrsxpf,u Dentist, Office No. i5e Wet Sixth
Street, staies ~ f,pva:

Jusrrsn Tan Soar cures chspped hands, salt
rhcu n pfnpes aud all cuancons affections. rcnder'
lag tho .kn ~pu .ri smooth. Manufactured by
CASWkLi.. MACK - CO., New York.
Sid ~ MI Drnrel-,s scb5awAfSwewiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

ATTORNEY AT .AW oalee witn r,hn 4 sxtt.
4 Co. Nlykoil.' Block. ,ss.npart. law, las.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15
RuSiMEGa cARna
SMALL. A CHAIRMAN.
.
DIES. HE'LL. a KNlfNDA,
MARTIN a MURPHY.
JOHN ACks.s.v.

\ .!ohNEfs At LAW. Davenport, Iowa aud
Mareny'. Iowa Office IN METROPOLITAN HI. h,
Davenport Ga west .lds Fable square. Naren.o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

kromsr's Hair Dye. Natural, Durable. Beautiful
Best and chcarcet In the World. Sold by all Drug
yiess and Country Storckecpcr.. JOHN J. kkuMkn
Sole Proprietor, Sol Chestnut ST. Inilsdeiphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

8 sGsfsss.
HARPENTts AND BuiIDiR fHoP IN
oComnercinl Ailey opposite Post ui1e,. Do
seno"rt 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-15

IN CONNECTION WITH THE CEREBRAL
practice. special attention paid to ds,s. OF
the Eye The hnr the Kidneys and the PEW, ofErns
ONCE with Dr.. Miner, coinpv uf iirndy nni III st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
THE ACADEMY or MUSIC.
THE rmEMEN's BALL LAST NfGHT-oPESING or TIE
RECONSTRUCTED ACADEMY.

THE IIREMEN's BALL LAST NfGHT-OPENING OF THE
RECONSTRUCTED ACADEMY.
Tho rebuilt Academy of Music was opened last
night by the annual ball OF the old nremen. The Grand
Opening is tonight, when the Grand Bal d opera
Off Tho affair of last night merely foreiler
OF Its great predecessor But the entertainment was con-
Quoted with all Of the ecat which usually distinguishes
the balls instituted by the Old Fircmens Association
The new Academy docs not present the same attrac
lions OF old 1t is longer the colossal amph heater
with its many tiers Of galleries and It's broad extent OF
in order to be ready for the ball The ball was to take
place ~ the evening" but st o'clock IN the oftesnS9 S
scaffoldlng Carpenters were hammering, paint
ers werO brushing on their pigments, and gid
were putting on their last touches, In
great hurry It ia true, and the entire Hall having
look though IL would not be ready In month But as
a more thorough appearance The scaffoldngs gradually
vanished the painter with his brushes and pigments
died away and the work Of the decorator began TO make
itself manifest In every portion Of the house The good
highly praised. As general thing, the beauty OF the
white and gold ornamentation Of the galleries
grafton S4i ""Ov was limited almost entirely to
the stage and These decorations were OF the
looking forward, the brilliant hall unfolded itself in the
glory OF It's gliding and loong st9gsworG Inc Enae
other ornaments, mado splendid background. The
ing There the usual long array Of carriages and
the usual press around tho doors 10 see Ine
attire. Capt. Bracket, Of the Metropolitan Police,
took charge Of tho carriages By II O'Clock IN the even
Ing the great hall Of the Academy crowded To IT'S
full capacity thousand hearts beat merrly The bril-
liant gasght poured its rays fair women and brave
men The hitter dressed usual-in the cOnven-
tonal ballroom style which means black swaowtail
coat black trowsoTs aud white waiscOat, with the white
neck they desire DC in utter style But tho ladies'
were out In the manifold hues OF the
butterfly ~ would be useless to attemPt
a description. There sylpbs In satin, fairies III
ounces serHphs in silks and pors In pearls The order
Of dancing very sgreoaby arranged tue music was
most excellent; and when reporter quilted the build
ing the grand floor I'm Whrl Of dance which wac
delightful to behold. and something 10 dream about after
ward. Judging by the general crush, a great many
tickets must have been sold At any rate II cannot be
denied that the Academy Of Music had very happy
reopenng IN the festivities Of last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
KENTUCKY.

SPIRIT OF THE UNION CONVENTION.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted 10y the kentucky Union State Convention,
held in Frankfort Feb &C.
Resolrcd BY the Union Of Kentucky, In Conven-
tioD assembled that stand with the Union Of the
country now, have stood with them through the
fufr years OF for the preservation Of the Govern
mont and those principles Of freedom and justice on
which 10 founded. -
embarked In Il enjoy inmuntcs from the penalties Of
treason by the fOTbearance OF the Government
and Of the loyal people OF the land
ResOired That declare our opposition 10 the policy
and prospects ~ the Rebel Democrats IN Kentucky, ia
their efforts 60 render treason respectable at the expense
of the brave mon who the blue, and barred their
10 1s 10 the battle IN defense Of the Government In Us
dark DAYS ~ TRIAL end pledge ourselves to confront and
combat the .prit thus icsted 10y the sOcaed DeinOc
rncy. IN any shape II may assume. $500
''I6esOued That believe In tho right OF the loyal
people % al the Statce through their representatives In
10th Houses ~ Congress settle the terms which The
disturbed relations Uf tho TebCOus States 20 the Union
mas be restored, and that IN common with the Union
men % the whole country insist on such terms as Will
make speedy restoration of the states lately In rebellion
10 their former position IN the Union compatible with the
continued safety Of the Republic aud the protection OF
life. lIbcyty, aud property 10 ali men, . q,
"esOirf That We pledge ourstvrs 20 the support OF
M great Union party Of the Utcu States, when mas
declared itself opposed the doctrines Of the Rebel
Democracy and extended 10 gl loyal men OF oil paris OF
tle country warm sympathy ana the most cOrdlal co
operation regardless Of all party names In their efforts
30 place the Government upon an enduring basis ana one
itch will Justice and protection 10 all lts cllZchs
ard that will IN all time 10 come barrie the nate or open
hostility Of IL, enemies. . 49,. =,
ResO'ced, That We arc me irin I.in5 OF system VI
general education the people OF Kentucky and to
it end vii enter the contest with gl our efforts 10 IN
fuse energy the school system aud 10 place
~ upon basis Of permanent usefulness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
MEXICO.

rsCoBTDo's OFFICIAL REPORT on THE DEFRAT OF
MR,MoN-JuARHZ THANKS EsCOBEDOs ARMY.
sI TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The following is n transla-
ton of Gen. Escobedos official report Of his recent
victory over MramOn:
HACIENDA OF SAN JACINTo, Feb. 1-3 o'clock p m.-This
date forwarded the following the Secretary OF War
At 10 o'clock IN, upon the rear guard OF the
enemy, who exchanged several cannon shot with our
forces and continued with confusion account
Of orr attack distance Of four leagues, until sudden
charge Of cavalry completely routed him, leaving IN our
possession number OF prisoners, all his artillery aInnu
milton trains eQuipages. and all lao had With the cavalry
under my command pursued him far as this hacienda
where ordered halt IN order o. give rest TO my troops
and nick up the booty abandoned by the enemy in his
flight The daring Gen. Geronimo Trcyino. and Col.
Pedro MARTINEZ are pursuing him with two columns 81
cavalry doing their utmost to ovcnko Mramon and hs
accomplish who left here prccipdtcy on flying from us
Later will give you detailed report Of this brilliant
act on Of the Constitutional forces for the present cou
tent myself with what have said above.
You will inform the Citizen Constitutional President
and present him my Fluctuations with the success with
which Providence has favored our canse.
MoRISo EscoBEDo.
sr sERDo DE TrJADA. Minister OF state Of Mexico.
The following reply, dated Zacaticas, Feb. 2. wa
received:
President thanks Escobcdo's army for thor triumph
over the forces commanded by Nigue Miramon.
THE COMING DEPARTURE oP TIE FRENCH
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2I.-Tle steamer which left
Vera Cnz on the 2ith has arrived, and reports that
the greatest confusion prevails, and communication
with the City OF Mexico is entirely cut off. The
Liberals hold all important lines, and 10y prompt nc
ton have thrown the Impcriali-ts into dsmay: The
French transports have oil arrived. The French
naval force with iron-cad, have recently hTIlHc
10 protect the cmbarkation. Tho French troops and
foreigners are leaving the country fast ~ possible"
and il il believed that Macmillan leaves soon; he
may leave within 10 DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .ALBANY. Feb Is. 1907
BILLS KEFORTED FAVOKABI.i.
To incorporate the Rochester II .dTaulic Company
1Ao YOBkcrs Excise bill
Tor The impTO eincnt Of Tlird-aye.. Brooklyn.
For tic appointment Of CaHalbOat Inspector at Willie
iidIl.
The annual report Of the Brooklyn Institute was pre-
sgcd aud ordered printed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To incorporate tle Manhattan Warehouse Company.
10 Incorporate the Union Of German Veterans OF New
SIX.
70 amend act for The incorporation Of compfuics TO
Hag gate the Ocean by Steamships
10 incorporate the soldiers Business Messenger and
Dispatch Company.
10 the law relative 20 pilots IN the Port OF New.
1mk. II declares that pilot WHO brings a vessel into
tie port acquires right thereby 70 take her out
4 For the extension Of Prospect Palk, Brooklyn.
70 amend the charter Of fhe Brooklyn Institute
Relating 20 The Orphans Home OF The Protestant Epis-
cup4l CAt5rn of NcW-YOGk
To facilitate the construction Of tie COOpcrsgvn AMI
Fe"stueintnna valley Railroad.
A''aiAs a. act agtAollsig the North American LIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Feb. acknowledgements for money'W' Ameri-
can Securities are generally trie better to-day The
opening rates nre as folows Eries 81 Illinois Central
ex dividend, II; IT, s. Five-Twenty bonds. 49,
Evening-United States Five-Twenty Bonds, 733 Eric
shares 36s; Illinois Central dyp 7Gs; ConSo!s for
money, 9Oh.
United states Bonds closed at Frankfort this evening Of
7Ca.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2S-NOon.-The Cotton market to-day
opens frmcr and considerably more active The inquiry
good speculation and manufacture and the as
grcgate sales to-day will probably reach 10000 bales No
quoable change in prices has developed itself thus far
the current rates for Mddng Upands being still iSid
Bread sus are generally quiet Corn is firm at 81 per
quarter for mixed American. The Provision market Is
without alteration.
EyeningThe Cotton market closed fairly actlve' WIN
days sale OF 1900 bales Prices were advanced I'd
Middung Upland- 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
POSTAGE on FOREIGN LETTERS.

REVISED RATES ny THE PRUssIAN CLOSED MAIL
q rEIIGRAPH THiHUSH
WASHINGTON Feb. 2s.-The following are the
rates Of postage upon letters for Turkey Greece Egypt
India &C. by the Prussan closed mail Hereafter the
rates OF postage per under chargcable upon
transmitted TO or received from the aforementioned
countries by the Prussan closed mail will be as follows,
viz:
FIRST Greece and the Tonan Isles 81 cents prepayment
optional. u..,. ~,
Second: To RumIll Bakcn, Byrlat Botutshuny Bucha-
rest FOlkshani, Gaatz, Giurgcro Jassy, lbaa llati
PlnestO Raman 50 cents, prepay mcht optloha 10 al
other points, IS cents, prepayment compulsory
Third European and Asiatc Turkey, AeNandrcttat
satakca Mersen and Trip0 IN Syria, 80 cents, prepay
incnt required AdrianOpe, Autcvar Beyrou Burgns,
Caina Cavala, ConsaHtinople, Czernawooda' Dardan-
cllcs Durazzo Galipou Jafa, Janina, Jerusalem In
ebo Gambia Canoa, Kusterdgl, Lagos Larnca mlty-
lene PhllpOI PTcycsa, KetimO hudcs, salonlca nht-
cIuk eansbun Sores, SnOpe, Smyrna sophia, salena,
Tenedos TreDizOnd Tcihcsne Tultcha, Nhloha Narna'
and Valo 80 cents, prepayment optional 10 all Othtr
points 50 ccnts, prepay mcnt required.
Fourth Egypt, except Alexandria, 80 cents, prepay
ment required Alexandria, IS cents, prepayment OPP
tiOnAl. x,.,, ., IL.
RIM: East India, China and Japan, British Farther
India and Hong Kong China, 50 CENTS prepayment re-
qured. -, -, Ill. IN
All other copntres &c, in and beyond East indies 50
cents, prepaJ ment required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
h[4KRIEU.

BRAlNkRD-NUNSOSOs Weinss7. the l-a inst
Wen D. d. assisted by the Rev. Chs, POerog ChIs Brsa.
-
CHARACTERIZATION Weinepsr evenaz Feb r. the
OF Henry NeSon by the Rer " Stsckeor Robert
to Mary L. Booth, all OF this city.
RfBR-STILLMAN-0u THURSDAY Feb o. AZ Sc P,ur, Cb,reb IA,
the Rev. Dr. Dir James Rye 70 Aide second laughter Of TbDnss
Stilnan esq, Of this city
Rev Thomas Street hr Theron Seasr OF ses,,n
N T.. 10 Miss Martha Mcbride thl, ci, ~ ~''N
Orange County papers please copy.
sMrH-BENNBTT-Iu Brooklyn ThlssT Feb "a b, IN, Rs.
% John Manning Of Bay Ridge. b. NJ t. n smith Ia Me-
Martha youngest daughter Of the late Wnnt B,an al A.,
both Of Brooklyn. No ~ " ny "H's"s
VAN NlCk-McLAUGHlIN-0a Toe,y Toe l ms. At Ii, r..
dence OF me brides parents Perth AmbO byt
Pine d. Mr. Philip Van Rensselaer, Vac Wyck Of Me- -
ss'sdo A. daughter Of tAe late John T. MeLAns5lia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tbur,lay Fe, e. by th. Re-, a a
Halliday, Ebeneler whitney to ar, Eirs RO5' l,oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-01
THE FfTENT OFFICE
AnsrRAcr or TN COMMISSIONERS REroR

ABSTRACT or I'M COMMISSIONERS REPORT
OF rEtroAAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Feb 2s.-lt appears from the report
~ the Commissioner Of Patents for the year l6 that the
number Of applications 1890, patents issued. ncud
reissues and designs pIJ0. caveats flod 2'23 npphca
lions extension Of patents, CT patents extended IS
patents expired IO2. or the patents granted there
rere IN citizens OF the United States o10; subjects ~
Great Britain ~ subjects Of the French Empire. a.
subjects 81 other foreign governments 49, The receipts
were on application for patents reissues, &c. 500 90
for copies and recording assignments, &c, sjisoI Iotl
Amount to tho credit Of the fund, January lsG6
pacotrts during INC wear ............. COS, CC5
Total ............. So, $50
namely "''" ........ ,72l
Al Ian IN lsf7 - .. s26i l25
Surplus Of receipts over expenditures during the
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