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sDR. STUNEBRAkERS"
RAT EXrERMIN AIDk,

HDR. STONEBRAKER'S"
IL RAT EXTEKMINATOK,
The surest exterminator Of rats ever offered to
the public
Read the following certificates from the citl-
zens Of Baltimore, rs to its merit as n RAT des-
troyer:
Bait more, May ID, 1861
Messrs. Clotworthy " Co.
Gent: My warehouse, on Howard street, Was
completely overrun by rats. used bottle of
"Dr. Stonebraker's" Rat EXterminator, and,
truly, it is M exterminator. 1t cleared the
warehouse Of rats, and have had no return Of
them and il has been four months since used it.
VIM. T. LANDsTEEET
Corner Howard and German streets.
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Tg,HE DUTIES OF MISS MARKS SEM J.
Z NARY FOR YOUNG LADIES WI! DC

rg,HE DUTIES OF MISS MARKS SEMl-
NARY FOR YOUNG LADIES VII! DC
resumed on Monday, the 18th Of September
Every effort will be made for the improve
mcnt Of the pupils, physically, morally ana
mentally The services Of al efficient lAculty
will be procured to meet the cXlgenc'cS OF inc
school
Terms, for English branches, from SIX to ten
dollars, according to the Arrangement OF the
student. French, German and Music at FRO
icssor's charges.
The school room is cligibly situated III The
rear Of her residence, 2l1, King st.
Miss Mark respectfully requests those III ar
rcars for tuition for the .nsL year, to canoes lAeF
bills ut their earliest convenience. MI i'coZh
" T.. HBNRY'S SCHOOL.
This School for Boys, established IN the year
1857, will commence its next annual session on
Monday, the 9th of September. 60,
Terms of Tuition per quarter, advance, 90
$40 and 81, depending upon the branchcs
taught. aug I'll
ln4s- Persons who may wish to see tho sub,
scribcr on business, can find MIN at his school
room, in the Lyccum Building, on-uny day,
between the hours Of . and II o clock III
sen W-tf II. f. HENRY.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS

LHlGu SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
H. Thrsc miles ,0rSt Of !lierandrin, Va.
The twenty Eighth Annual Session OF TINS
Institution commences on the 10Th o! Scptcih-
Der, with the following Instructors
Rev. WM Y. GARDNER, (Univ. Na.) Rector
JAMES AI.-GAENETT, NJ. A, (Univ. Fa.)
F. w. PrScKNEY Mason, gu. ). Naval Ac. dy.)
TEsMs.-S3OO per session, with no extra
charges, payable scm-unnually in adyancc.
For further infOrmnton address Inc > hcGtoF'
REV. WIN. f. GARDNEk,
Theological Seminary 20, Fairfax co., Va
" 22-tf
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rJSSOI,OTlON.-Th eopartnorship here
tofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name Of Hen DERSON "
AVERY, is this day dissolved by mntual con
RICH'D. w. Az cry
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NOTICE
$1,000. 600 IN WATCHES

FOR SALE on THE POPULAR
E.,y- 0 n f PR G f. Il N IN
GIVING EVERY PATRON
AND RELIABLE WATCH
For the low Price Of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALu n,
And not TO be Paid unless perfectly 3uL
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I'E"rIH OF FASHION.
70 TIL E FASTl DIOUS.

ARNOLD will Introduce his beautiful "a i'll
and WINTER STYLES Of GENTLEMENS,
YOUTHS and BOYS HATS today. For
beauty Of style and elegance Of finish they can
not b. surpassed Remember, Alc&andrlan5,
these iIata are lust from the manufacturers. -
dc h4,tcrs himself that in style and price his
stock Will compqre lAVornbly with this or AMY
other market To all he would say call and
.cc, JOHN a. ARNOLD,
oct y-lm No. S., King street.
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ME have JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
w addition 90 "uT stock Of
AND HOLSTON MILLS
VIRGINIA CASSlM EKES,
the latter Of which We are the agents. We are
prepared to offer these goods I" wholesale or
refill purchasers on the best terms. We would
call particular attention to the VIRGINIA
CASSlNETS which are much cheaper and
more scrvicc,ba tbcing free from sh"ddyl than
the same class Of goods from the North.
oc9 W1TMEK Il SHAY MAKER.
WE WOULD AGAIN INVITE THE AT
w tcntinn Of gentlemen in want Of suits to orr
stock Of ENGLISH MELTONS,
English and French Cassimercs,
Black French DocSkin Cas3lmcrc5,
Black French Cloths
lIarr;'s Cassimcrcs,
Grenadno Vestings, &c
We are prepared ut all times to trim of suit:
in the best style and at the lowest prices:
oc9 WITMER & SLAYMAKER.
ID ECEIVED TODAY.
Choicest Gunpowdcr Tea.
- Japan
5 bbiS Refined Sugar
II sacks Coffee.
Refined Pearl Starch.
Small Shoulders Bacon.
Breakfast Bacon.
Pepper, AlIspicc, &c. for sale low by ,y,r>,
oc9 j. y MI LDDRN
UOOFsKIRTS! HOOPSKIRTS!
III UOOPSkIRTS!
As we have lately received the wholesale
agency for one Of the largest and most fashion,
able Hoop Skirt manufactures, we are prcpar-
ed to sell them at the same prices Tor Whlch
they can be had ct any Of their agencies fur
oc9 WILMER s. SLAYMAKER.
NJ FOR RENT
El$H TWO OFFICE ROOMS and Dwell
LING, in the Fire Insurance Building, No 127
King street. Possession given Immediately
For terms apply-to J. II. BRENT Prest, or
oc CIV c. w. WATTLES, Sec
UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS!
Just received large addition to stock OF Um-
brellus, comprising all grades Of Cotton, Cam
brio, Gingham, Alpaca and Silk, ranging in
price from 81 to $40, all Of which were bought
Tor cash Of one Of the most reliable manutac-
turcrs in the country, and will be sold at the
lowest possible prices.
Merchants in want of such goods would find
it to their interest to examine them, as am DC
termincd to sell every species OF goods in my
line rs low Us can be bought in same quaint THY
!" sep ,sry 20 J VI CHAS.. W. GREEN, GS, King St
EFINED SUGARS.
los bbls A. Circle A and Refined Sugars.
50 " Goldren Syrup, received this day
from schooner Alfred +. Smyrk, from the Vir-
gna Steam Sugar Refinery, Richmond: These
Sugars are Of very superior quality, and will be
sold as low Us they can be gotten from Baltimore.
iy@l GEO. If. ROBINSON.
IlRENCH MERlNOES AND FRENCH
i REPS These goods having been pur-
chased in New Yurl; at jonbers' prices, and Sc
lectah with great care, we feel that we are JUS
titled in defying competition.
oct WITMER Il SLA Y MA kER
A LEXANDRlA DISTlLLEKY.
NOTICE 70 STOCK lowers.
Those in want Of SLOf can be supplied on
reasonable terms, utthe Distillery near Fish
town Iap al h. r. DOW NHAM Y co
NOR FALL SEEDING &C Constantly re-
L cciving large supplies of CLOVER and
TIMOTHY SEED, Orchard Grass Herds
Grass and Kantncky Blue Grass, Seed Wheat
and Seed Rye j. T. BARTHOLOW
%, King st., Alexandria, Va.
sep Sim $50 Eth st., Washington,
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CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

rG1 s's,# NOTICE.
Il HE copartnership of BAYNE, MlLhEk -
co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Our successors, WM. BAiNE & CO., are au-
thorized to wind up the business, and sign the
name of the firm in liquidation
" ..' Z. PATTERSON BAY y b..
WILL NJ MILLER
October l. 1867.
The subscribers having formed 60 pSrtner-
ship, will continue the WHO Les LII dko
CEKY BUSlN EHS, st No ~ I'm ''lrrcf -
n The name Of William Bayne Go.
=" Wv WILLIAM BAiNh
PATTERSON BAL \ f..
U,lfi,nnra art ID
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Corner Howard and German streets.

Baltimore, May IL, 1867.
Messrs. Clutworthy & Co.
Gent: We We're very much troubled with
rats in our Store. DR.. Stoncbralier's Rat hx-
terminator being highly recommended to us,
we used one bottle Of it, and it proved itself
worthy the high recomm' ndations it had re-
ceved rs Rat Destroyer. We have not been
troubled with rats since the first night we used IT..
HOPKINS, HARDEN & KEMP,
Baltimore st.
Baltimore May Is, 1867.
Messrs Clotworthy s. Co.
Gent: The bottle Of DR.. Stonobrakcr's Rat
DISCRIMINATORY purchased Of you, has proved to
be death to rats. l used it only one night, &C
cording to directions, and the next morning
counted nine dead rats in the yard. They
come out Of their holes to die.
E. B. TUCKER, No. %, n. Paca st
Ask for DR.. Stonebraker's Rat Killer, and
take no other. For sale by
''> JANNEY s. CO.,
Ia kinO trnu
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CPEAR'S PATENT FRUIT PRESERV-
- ING SOLUTION.-On bottle will pre-
serve 1913 pounds of Fruit, with or without SUI
gar, and the use Of expensive solf-soaling jars
or cans. HEINZ COOh,
sep6 80 and 220, King st.
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E.S. LEADBEATER Il CO.,
aug s-Sm Wholesale gems.
IOHN Il. PARROTT, .....
- ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dealer in BLANK BOOKS,
WRITING PAPER,
Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, Envelopes!
Gold, Albsta and Steel Pens,
in short everything comprised under the term
Stationery for the Office, School Room and
Also, SHEET MUSIC, Some 1000 to 5000
pieces on hand) The only stock of Music ever
gotten up here.
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Banjos, &c.
The very best Italian and other strings for
Guitars Violins, Sc, and musical instrumenta
generally. Term: cash.
Also sole agent here for the Ri, hmond and
Manchester, Va Paper Mills.
ANY sizes and weight Of Wrapping and
Printing Papers furnished at short notice, upon
satisfactory terms. oct 1T :
LEXANDRTA STEAM DYEING AND
n CLOTH DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT Estab.
lished in 1S43,) 4 D WAKEFIELD Proprietor.
Grape Shawls, Silk Dresses, Merinoes, Mouse
laines and all kinds of Ladies Dress Goods
Cleaned and Dyed in the very best manner
Gentlemen's Garments, of every description,
Cleaned and Re-dyed, if necessary, in style
not to be surpassed by any establishment in the
country. In word all | ask is q trirl. You
can find me at all times at my establishment,
No. 81 south Fairfax street, ready and willing
to accommodate all who may desire my ser
vices. Goods carefully packed and forwarded
to any part Of the country. aug 3U-3m
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~ o X A L.
One LIGHT WAGON, with pole, single seat,
and one do with pole, double seat.
Also one pair of CART WHEELS, two port
able FORCES and two CARTS. Apply to
myll A. r. THORPE, 80 King street,
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A LCOHOL, SPIRITS TUKPENTINE E, Pa
II rafine Oil, Fine Olive Oil, Pure Lard OIL,
Bath Bricks French Zinc in oil Lamp Black,
Wrishts Pills, Camphor, Demijohn Corks,
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, White Mustard
Seed, Long Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs, &C., re-
ceved and for sale by HENRY COOK,
sep4 80 and 220, King street.
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ZEPHYR WORSTED, &c.-A complete as
II sortment of the above in all colors; also
Germantown woods, in scarlet, blue, white,
black and partridge, at
Oc 4. o. BERE Us.
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TNHOM SION LINE.
loo casks fresh THOMASTON LINE, for
sale by LEWIS NICK EMILE,
iv Is ., Union street
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DLACE SILKS Black IA Velvets fo1
D Nantes, Plain and Fancy Silks, White
Empress Eugenie Cloths, White French Meri-
nces, White Alpaca, Black and Colored En-
press Cloths, GA Black and Coorcd Alpacas,
Mouslin, &c.
oct WILMER Il SLAYMAKER. {
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1en SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT
lCU Worthngton brand-n store and for sale
in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to
B. II. LAMBERT,
O" - IS, Union Wharf
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ION MILLINERY 1O0
| CU MILLINERYlI lou

MRS. G. L. SIMPSON,
mo. $780, King street, near Washington,
will return from New York on Saturday, OcLo-
a full supply of FALL MILLINERY, to
which she would call the att ntion OF TIA ladies.
oct 1-tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
BradIey's Duplex Ellintie Nkirf.

NERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED Eneu.v
" when in use 10 occupy small space
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In III
sizes. at Wholesale by W. c. WADSw0RTH,
and Retail by WADSWORTu 4 co
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SsNe1I2A31, O.. Jan. 10.
The suits JAnsg \. Spellman Tor al.
vorce from his vie, Uafcline. on the ground
Of ad ultery eth d.. j. Tomlinsin is creating
great sensation here. Evid<ucc showed
that The parties visited each othcr daily
Mrs. Spc'lman i abost 80 yeHss Of age.
lee mother testified that Mn. Spellman
coafesscl to her her criminal intimacy with
the doctor. Father Burgess her spiritual
adviser wss put On thu stand to prove her
rnc al character, but when examined smiled
audibly in way that did - hslp the case.
Forty lady Witnesses were n s16Ad yester-
day.
ClscIxxArr, Jan, a. Saturday night
three robbers sntsssd the heum = Fletcher
l i az ssisss vsls q 6asdsd 1 s.:
aensy, apd.on Willis ss6naln6v 10y took
e =. = :! s - = = e. s,,s 81;
busnsas walls 6ssl1y shsws1 as robbers
Where his nons) was, whist ~ secured
and dseanpsd h emssat 6latabis es6O.
Thss issleeN ns'snoer>
hoOd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

NEW York, Jan. 15. = Tive colored boy,
who escaped from their former masters in
Montgomery county. Nd, were yesterday
before the Supreme Court Of the District on
writ Of habeas corpus. After . hearing,
the Court ordered them returned 20 their
old master, on the ground Of the evidence
that they had been, under Marylsnd stat
ute. apPrenticed after their emancipation. -
Counsel for the childrens relatives pleaded
ill-trcatment BY their master; end that
their mothsr had died from neglect and
hunger in the woods. Alter the decision Of
the Court, an appeal vas taken, bat before
It could be heard, the master departed with
the children.
Gen. Sickles will give evidence before the
committee to investigate tile murder Of
Union soldiers in North Carolina.
Secretary Stanton will also testify.
MIR. morrill,, Chairman OF the WAYS and
Means Committee. will report bill for tn,
sale Of gold before the close Of the week and
will make speech advocating the gradual
ssntrac,ion of the currency.
Inc Sccfr's.y Of the Navy has dismissed
oil the officers OF the new Ironsdes. on ,he
ground that it was in consequence of their
carelessness that the vessel burned.
The annual meeting Of the African Colo
nisation Society was held to day. The re-.
ceipts Of the year we're $sS, 1863. and the dis
bursements &3s,342. Much Of the funds
were expended IN the purchase and fittiac
out OF the ship Gclconda, which carried geo
emigrants to Liberia in November. Addi>
tional freedmen, to the numbs. Of Goo. are
ready to sail.
Adolphus Swartz. a passenger By the
steamer Bremen, was arrested on her arri
val. BY order Of U. 8. Marshal Murray, on 1
charge Of forgery in Vienna, to the amount
Of 100. 900 forins. The requisition for the
extradition MAS issued = few days since ct
- instance q the Austrian Censal, on The
authority a 8 Cahle dispatch.
A case b On trial In the Crioinal Oe,rt.
Of David y. Freeman against z. StsVet.-
The plaintiff claims elO, 900 damages from
Street for clipping with his wife from Chica
60, in April, 1866.
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News
NJ TELE0R.aPH.
new YORK.
NEW YORK.

Nvw YoRk, Jan. 10
A Boston special 10 the Tribune says =
The Oldest soap manufacturing house il
that city has failed for 1926, 900.
The Judge Of the Hudson county court
in New Jsrssy. has charged the grand jusy
10 indict all persons selling liquor on Sunday
thus setting bar against New York rum,
drinkers going over there to disturb The
peace.
A Heralds New Orleans special says =
Macmillan demands duties on all goods in
the Vera Cruz Gust ,m house, even though
they have already been paid to the French
The U. s. Consul is expected in New Or
leans daily, to coufer with Minister Camp
bell
A private letter from Vera Cruz says: =
Tie Liberals are all around that city, oc
casonally taking charge Of the railroad
trains, and generally the people are worse
of than ever.
Twelve hundred French troops were e
embark on the 18th.
The Liquor dealers held . private meeting
last evening. The object understood was
t. pray The counsel to advocate their claims
before the legislature. A large numbes
prefer paying $3.50 for license.
Many arrests were made yesterday IN
Brooklyn, for the violation Of the excise
law.
A fire in West Washington Market this
morning destroyed several stalls.
Cameron has just been chosso U. 8. Ssna.
tor for Pennsylvania. In speech lass eve.
ming in Harrisburg he said, hope to live
TO see the wcsd white stricken from the Con-
stltution Of Pennsylvania, and the spirit
caste, based upon color, utterly destroyed
lie also said the Constitutional Amsndment
and impartial suffrage will help to guard
against another REASONABLE rebellion, but
universal amnesty will help to undo it. OF
Andre johnson, he continued, said long
ago that be Was traitor 10 his party. On
enemy Of his ,untry, and bad man. He
also declared himself in favor Of protection
TO out manufacturers, aud that no would
represent oil the radical republicans Of
Pennsylvania.
The Tfibunes Syria correspondence says !:
The snthus iasm Of the Greeks has been
fairly reused in favor Of the insuresnts. and
the youths Of Greece ere Fastening large
numbers to the cid Of the Crstans in their
desperate struggle against the Turks. The
captain Of an EngIish gsnboat, moved y
sympathy fes the Suffering Crstans, had
received certain fugitives on boasd Of his
vessel and conveyed them to place afsaiety.
This oct has been Unclaimed BY hrs govern.
ment, and the gan-boat Withdrawn from
Crete, meanwhile the American Consol, il
is reported, has applied to our Governmer I
for permission ia. employ one Of The vessels
ut his command in removing non-c ombal<
ants from Crete. Sympa thy with the
Cretans is spreading on all sides.
New YoRK, Jan. ia letter Is publish
Cd from Greeley denying that be Is opposed
to Senator Pomeroy, Of Kansas.
A New Orleans special says there 10 great
rejoicing over the Septeme Cent antt.tess
oath dscisou.
A Hsrald's Washington sp.cial says !
promineut westsrp member will coon make
: startling speech IN favor Of the radical
change in the iineacial syatem.
Il is reported (haA enc Yer ONCE has been
rendered CoWew. t& IA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
IOWA.


MAassAlrowx, Jan. 15.--Ds. Cary and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartolstt, charged accessories
70 the murdse Of Emma Oakley, Of Dixon,
H., are having 90 exemination hssafo day.
Congssesman hubbard's health . Nposted
iapssviag; he 10 expected 70 tiks his seat
soon. 1t Il rumored that he will resign
March 9TH.
The track on the Chicago I North west.
ern r. r. 10 laid within two or three miles
Of Council Bluffs.
DEs MosxEs, Jan. l6.
A woman living q the college attempted
suicide b. taking laudanvm, last Monday,
at the Des Mcioes House. Antidotcs were
administered In time.
Gov. Stone, Lieut.. Gov. Cue, and Hon.
Peter Melendy have been appointed . CON-
mittee TO select professors for the Iowa Ag.
rcultural College. and also to visit and in
spec. the colleges in other States.
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MnwAuxEs. Wis, Jan. 10.
Daniel Lawrspce, fireman ct IT, Ailveu.
Itaf1ea Weehs kIl isoD . sloeseu ofaot ~.
=, M sveniae. He was recessed imre,
disIsly, 81 u mid ~ - ekaly that b
died yestsrday sorning.
A wooden bSnGine valued q about &c..
600. situated on East Water Street vas do.
stroyed By fire early this morning. II val
occupied by Simen Ruckevson 40 a clothing
store. The stock was all lost. Insured foi
$500.
MADISON, Jan. Is
The resolution eensuring Senator Doolit.
lie. and requesting him to resign, will pasa
the House by the vote Of oil the Republics
members.
Senator Howe will be endorsed By thu
resolution without Formally
The report Of the lumber inspsetoe Of the
second district shows that he has sealed Oh
Block River 60,ee0. 600 feet Of pine logs,
q, O0O, 900 feet Of sawed lumber, so, OOO, 900
shingles
No legislative business Of importsnce.
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fRou EUROPE.

Latest News ~ The Ael0mnao Tel
egroph.
PEsrn, Jan. 16.-By nearly . unaniooua
vote the Hungarian District agreed to n.
Leaks address cosds0ning The rs>oreanisa.
ton Of IN army.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-N. Theirs il about q
give grand banquet in opposition to thu
Orleanists and Democratic Dsputiss they
having united.
Lcsoox, Jan. 1.-THE Times published
letter from Florence which says: General
King, our ministe, from Rome, hes been in
vitsd to remove he American church out
side the walls Of the city. The King bae
complied, and has willcd this place for thai
purpose.
NooS-Monsy market is unchanged -
Console, 81 American Securities, general
" unaltefsd Erie opens with slight Cd
vance. quoted at 10.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IL : Noos.-Coston
opens stcadier at l4s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Topeka, KAN, Is.
The Senate passed joint resolution to-
day for the amendment Of the State Consti>
tuition restricting suffrage to loyal men.
No result has rot been reached regarding
the Senatorial question. Neither Pomeroy
or Carney have majority.
The Kansas Branch Of the Union Pacific
Road has been completed within 90 miles
west Of Fort RILEY, and graded IS miles be.
yond. The earrings it is expected, will
average 800, 600 monthly, for the present
Year
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

opens heavy; sales about 5000 ba'es
,niddlings 14s.
PAais, Jan. l5.-Ths last transports fct
Vera Crr1, TO bring home the French
troops, sailed last evening.
LoSpos, Jan. l5.--Tbe British govern
ment has sent note TO Greece. advising
her to preservd strict neutrality IN tie a.
fairs of CsnGis.
The ice on the lake in Regents Park
broke through to-day while crowded with
skaters. Over 400 pessons were precipi-
tated into the water and 80 drowned.
PAgrs, Jae. ia detachment oil
French troops from Mexico, bad arrived IN
France.
NAPLES, Jan. l5.--A violent tempess
visited the bay last night. TScnty>fcur
ships were wrecked. Tut only few lives
lost
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eilleAea.
Cssc 400. Jan. 10.

Cnsc Aoos Jan. 10.
A stabbint aGrat eceursed yesterday II
tssnoop at - organ factory ID tkh sl(y. 4
one .sssed sx-ro6el tonlIef bSoonDo Sx1bpss
atsd q fsllsw 6sssnea foe bantssing aboul
sems hunale aequeiatsncs, aad stsuck hin
With dirt, The vssnd 10 not lheal. III
assaeoin trjed = sab ~ Soesaan q III
ehep, but uos eustxated.
The fssiAse hsld : ntsir { hse siiht-
A company Of eighty men was Organized,
and money so,hisuted libseally toward
equipments.
A noted young thiei broke into Rev. Dr.
Ryder's church-St Peal, yesterday. and
stole two communion services and bsok.
from the altar. A detective caught him at
tempting % pawn then.
We have rumes Of . tsgsible tsnnpav a
Valparaiso, Ind. A mon nausd - a
teapted 70 kill ~ ~, - 6ollgSssd,
nurdersd hsr parsnts. He ~ 81 q ~
aouses ssn:.ntag ~ tsd bsais. Their
b great sxci(sment.
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Whoever ..ys, Al DysrePtsa Il incnrahlc, tell -
n ID, ssso Say. mn an vreescns mistake. Mere
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by nosTETTEag MACH FIT rEns, wh'ls the
number tbs, have reycn.et From e''eng 70 a
head the sarnr mr. !. IL inealcaiabie. ia v ipter
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Indigestion = most reveen, snd raost distressing =
l. tho api,eHfe IL ~ AalAed e accommodate the d.
yeslise usrausi Not sol Tor then the frame would
lack liz dce proportion Of na'r!ment The thing 10
s1s-as.AEs rnn srasAss, tone the liver, and put the
bowels In perfect order. Nothing VIII do this 90 81
fec,usly so rapidly, quietly, % pleasantly. 40
nosTETTERs BITTERs. Tihs patent preparation
II i'm. and balances the system and clothes IT, - u
WERE with defensive asmos Chronic dyspspsia, liver
complaint, and fever and sgue are asves known TO
attack those who are wise enough TO invoke the aid
Of this great preventative.