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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
CLOTHING.
TIE NEW YORK LEDGER,

THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
TT IL SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
i goo 900 COPIES but is circulation IL limited
compared with the circulasiss Of garments man
sfactund BY
0AAG. F1RRx.
At his establishment On Brady street, Opposite
the Post Once.
lam nov rsesivins the largest and most con-
plsts assortment
Cloths, Casslneres and Vestlngs,
Avsr offered in this market. Antcip Ating eiarss
trade this Fall, have laid In an unusually heavy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Nv goodssrs all
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufactures and importers.
| shall continue to keep hand . large assortment
of fresh
READ Y.MADE CLOTHING.
FOR Men, Youths and Boys, OF my own msnufsct-
urs which will be sold at
n . . . = n r = 4 . = = I.
/ I.hail continue to manufacture my own Cloth
| ng thereby giving
A BETTER GARMENT
For the same money than any Eastern made goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can be found.
0hiPts OF all descriptions,
Under Closhins IN endless voS1oey,
Stocks,
ties.
Handkerchief,
Socks,
8uspenders. %. %
Also, . large and splendid assortment Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

The largest and best ever offered In this marke
trust the public will call in and examine my
stock before they make any investments. for am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post Once.
aug3l-df
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POst Office Robbery.

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. Is.
The Post Office ut Scranton was broke
INTO last night and its contents cleared,
including mail bags, made up for the
South via; Lchi & Baltimore railroad.
The coal miners are resumipg work
TODAY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
Michigan Southern h Lake SheDe
RAILROAD.

I'm AKKA z TENT.
IN AND FTER MAY 9TH, AND IN
, I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago Is
a. follows:
TOO A n New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
7:5o N Night Express, daily, except Sstur-
days.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago at Sis p N, snd
e:l5 AN.
All the above trains make regular connections
70 Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
FORK, boston, PhiladelR hia. Baltimore and oil
points East.
luxurious now Sleeping Coaches. with oil mod
ern Improvements run ON Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained at the Con-
pays Onice, b Clark street, Under sherman
Il ,sse, Or at the Depot, corner Of Old Van Burep
and sherman streets.
II. 3. SAWYER,
General Weston ARest
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Chicago AMI Reek Island Rails eal
WINTER ARRAN0EuRNT 1861.

Chicago AMI Rock Island RaiIp cal
WINTER ARRAN0RHRNT, 1859.
I'm AMI AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 24rs. "
" and until further notice, trains viil leave
Dsvsnpoit daily. Sundays excepted, ~ follows:
let mail train st........ $50 4. 4.
I'd Freight train st... 500 4. \.
80 night express. .-............ go r.
Trains STRIVE 1t Davenport daily, Sundays o..
csptsd, q follows:
Let night express st. $40 4. 4.
ID daily express and mail train .... q 20 r. \.
3D. freight ard "a class cars 1t. 500 2. \.
All trains this route are in direct connsxion
% Chisago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, For,
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De
woit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
eittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Abs
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
inKton.
faasansses are reminded Of the necessity Of
Giving distinct directions 70 tho destination o.
their baggage, also toprccure tickets before TAX
lag their ses to in the cars, ~ the conductors COL
lest fares only TO stations the line Of The Chi.
ego and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport. November 22. 1852. 6tf
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A CARD.

n CAND.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
1 ontire stock Of Boots ard Shoes 10 VIM G.
Harrah, begs leave to return his thanks TO his
friends for the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
the ssme TO his successor in business, whom DO
confidently assures them they will find worthy,
J. c. TODD.
September 18th, 1861
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
L the stock OF Boots I'd Shoes from J. & Todd,
would respectfully solicit copt; .uaoce Of the
public patronage I'D assures his friends that he s
ready and willing to sell goods 81 the lowest cash
priee, 81 his rev store on Second street, opposite
he Le Claire House.
WM. C. HARRAH.
september 18th. 1869. nov4-dtf
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"A oENfS. 81 iLEhS, MEMS UEALEKS
4 10 oilers, attention, We have the largest
W., Ne o' stationary packages. II different styles
thsiowest prices In the West, address
CLARKE 4 CO..
o.,. indianapolis. Ind or Sprng6ele, III.
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k<n&f.

H>HE PERSON WHO PICKED Up A BrFFA-
L 10 RIO ~ at the corner Of "A and harrison
streets on Tuesday hlght, IS requos'ei 10 return
the same 10 Thompson's Livery Stable withent
delay an lo-dlt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

EXC~LLENr FACILITIES ARE OFrRprn
= for storing goods and grain II No. il. W..s
bseat etssst, next door &C AIvord and Van pat.
49, AZ serv Toe esses Esnni.. M 81. ....- a..
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LEGAL.
N1Ofice.

To Mrs.. n. L. Claire and NJ. q l.. Dsveono.
Executors Of the estate Of A. L. Clair. :.
Davenport, Iowa. deceased:
NOr AND EACH OF YOU, AS WELL
L oil whom Il may concern, End especially . :
Executors for any property in the L. Claire Ne
serve. in the city Of lie Claire, Iowa.
lou and each Of you are hereby notified not
to make or take any conveyances Of any portion 81
said property. Any ssch convsyauces win be-
contested - fraudulent: l refer parties to my
Eqaity Bill in the U. 8. District Court (Eouth.
ern Division, Iowa, ". A. Is laire, l.. c. Des
ssint. T. Cook. 9. b. Sargent, John T. Cook and
George l.. Daysnport, 6lea June 10Th, 1860; to a
pers and record in the Scott County Dis,rio,
Court 10 Chancery, case Of Antoine 10 Clsire ~.
A. a. davenport and others, filed May 18th, 1861 !:
and ~ notice 10 Record Book N. Of town m ~, !!
cages, page 1913 OF to myself, at my oniee. o, .,
"ninh oook store. JAMES NAY.
Rock Island, ILL.,. Dec. 10, V2-ds ll-dlAv2v.
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Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway.
a02 ;. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. .1002.


Rockford, Beioit, Freeport, 0alsna, Dnnleitb
Ja.esville, Madison, LsCrosss. Prairie d. CHEN,
Bsrin, and oil points 10 Wissonsin, Minnesota.
Northern Illinois and Northern lows via. Chicago
end North western Railway. Running through
without change Of cars to Jsnesvillsa wstertown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting st La
Crosse and Appleton with Q. 8. Mail Coaches and
steamer. afordins the direse and expeditions
route to III points Il the NORTH aal NORTH.
WEST.
Trains leave Chicago - felloW0s
Dsy Express 1870 P
Way rAsssneees-S:lO
~ New and elegant slssplng eaes sfs sas 30
GRO. L. DUNLAP, 0syt
EDS Wus Roouooa, 0so5 xlehel Al
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
TIE FABRIC CAN b SEWN
~ LESS TIME AND MORE PERFEc

Than tho goods can be basted by hand.
No person or machine has q right 70 use said
Wagener's Baxter ana Binder on any mach inc e
cop. said Wsgcner's Machine. unless bought Of
said Wagner or his legal agents.
Price Of Baster and Binder g. Sent TO any i'd
dress on receipt Of tho money, ready TO attach to
any machine
Please state the sind Of machine you wish TO
attach it to.
All kinds Of farm produce taken 81 market
price-cash not refused. For further particular,
address J. A. WAGNER,
sgs6-daw Moline. Ills.
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LONDON 4 LIVERPOOL
Fire l. Life Insurance COMPANY,

OFFICE, 30 WALL d 81 PINE ST. Y.
Paid up capital, surplus and reserved
IUSdh ..Sotoo'.oS1
Invested in this country. i.0t5,SSs
Yearly revenue Observation-Disclosures. 2, 100000
TIE Shareholders Personally KespOnsi.
Die tor engagements of the Company.
All Directors must be shareholders.
REFERENCES FOR pAvKNpoaT
Geo. h. French. Lorenzo Schricker, Nicholas
kuhuen Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Alnot Skccl,
Nicholas J. Rusch.
EKvlok
0r.nnsil, Minturn 4 Co. Harper 4 Brothers, Dun
cal, sherman Il Co. Alexander 7. Stewart.
J. c. WAShBuRN, Agen, for Davenport and
Rock Island. ilys
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THE WAX Is k.VDED
VICTORY Is WON.
WAGENER'S SEWING MACHINE
Anew Invention!
First Premium Awarded for she Best

sewing BY Machine.
THIS MACHINE IS THE BEST FOR ALL
l family and manufacturing purposes, will make
coats, pants. shirts quilt bed quilts and do al 9th
work in oil fabrics. Its simplicity. durability,
efficiency and price challenge every other machine
in use-Wheeler 4 Wilson's, Grover 1 Bakers
l. 81. Singer 1 Gus not excepted.
All wishing 10 purchase a good machine are in
vted TO examine this before purcb Asing elsewhere.
Warranted one year, With proper usage.
PxIcs, $40.-HRnAER, IS. ExrRA.
wAaEN ER,0
BASTER AND BINDER,
BASTEK AND BINDER,
BASTER AND BINDER,
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
EVERY LADY OR GENTLEMAN
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
WISHING TO SAVE LABOR
Will not DO without this Attachment
Will not do without this attachment
Will not do without this Attachment
Will not do without this Attachment.
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IND I'LL BATTERY CITIES.
Csssyiss he Gseas Wesses. ssl Merit
Wosessa un1oo1 Aeasss Mails.
CYPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
Il Buffalo, daily, on The arrival Of oil trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close eonne,.
tlous with trains tron Cleveland, Chicago, Mil
wauAee, ST Louis, Busliagton, Keokuk, st Paul,
Dubuque, Gslens, Iowa City, Ac-the only cars
running through from the Lakes to New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always o. low
ss by any other rosts.
Be particular and cell for tickets via Erie Rail.
road which arc sold 1t eli tn principal railroad
Offices in the West.
This Road affords faciiitlss for shipment Q
Freight, superior to any other roste.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily. making close connections
through 10 all points West. add quicker time than
ever before made on any line.
For Freight rates, enquire Of c Ostman, $40
Broadway, Chas Thurnan, ~ Broadway, n. y;
Archer, ys south street, Y; j Dunlap
Is State street, Boston Erie si:wsy Office, 6a
Clark street, Chicago.
CHAs. MINOT, Gsur Sup's M
Z. g. SrRNCER, Wsstaen Agent. Chicago, Ill,
A. BARsEa, Agent, Baslingosu, Iowa,
apA-tf
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- M Ak5iilN6 ALONG" GLORY HALLE.
41 III JAN, War America ana Gay
AMI HARP" a:e contained in the
25Oih Edition Of the Golden Wreath

Inc sale OF this book has never been so,al,. !
Wy any wofh oil tue KIND. Think # two hundred
and My thousand coptes in the hands # a. n,,,
iamiiies and each .. these averaging fyc sin,,.r
each, ind You have more thaa fwtls , lrXn..,
iH'rsA.D ADhissR. oY rHE Book II . n.a;n.
nearly 300 oSags Among these are Dr..
IL " Is THERE. REVOLT fGpSARY TEA. nan. ca
=. ABiA, >fAh SpAN1LsD BAsStR ORtGis ~
iANksg DooDLg, CpILDREN OF tag Hams ~.
CUES iHE BANNsa, ana many other equally pa.
o''e Songs. lts brilliant collection OF U,m. ana
school , Nc. com rises SHINING sH,Ks. CnrtK
rois oaEsH, cntLh's WISH, Dg.sksr Spor on
EAnrH. SsrTIE Moog.. HONG .GIx Gu o'
AsaiaGIas, MAY u sEk, SHELLS OF oo...
LoLe Is OF. DAZZLING SLED NOT A TsAR. AM,
nA' aui nearly t~o hundred others, together
Win large variety OF ared Pieces and E.v,p
.tA sABBArh its,s 1t preiacei with .ns,,nc
uon anu Exercises, the iatte, including ,eyer.l
Pie;ss with motions adapted 10 the yarion, ,rais'
a very attractive feature.
rnee so cents. IN receipt Of which comics
wiii De sent, pos "a d. OLIVER DITs0S !
ian e-dtf s''oh
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Rulan,s Patent VemtilatOrs
On Cars Of bay Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cars O Night Trainl
Baggage Checked Thro Ugh.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all p,ipcipal
Kailrosd Offices in the West, 1t the General Ufoe.
corner OF LIKE ana Dearbon streets, under the
fremont House, Chicago, and ut the depot.
X. n. RICE, Cont aup't.
J. W. SNITn. Western Pass. Agent. jnl
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Ca car =. of ~ IVA o In tho District Court.

Nov. 10. 1852.
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Iowa References
office WithJ. 4. Washburn,
.yTcEOfls' Block. AecOMd -

WHO - TdE AETH0RlZED AGENT.
Nov i5-,f
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-23
GOODS,
ADJT. 4 INsP. GEMS. OFFICE.
RICHMOND, November 81, 1861
GENERAL ORDERS NO es

IL. 4te-..
GoMMANDANTs OF CoNsCRIPTs WILL
.canse the following order TO be published or at
least seven times in sufficient number Of
in each State Of tie Confederacy TO insure its feac6
every part Of the country & E Ef kEEEEE
I. All commissioned officers and enlisted mon who
than actual disability duty under orders from
the Secretary of War; from their department COM
manders will return to their commands without delay
H. Commissioned officers failing to comply with
the provisions OF the foregoing paragraph within
sonable length Of time, IN no case to exceed twenty
days after the publication of this order shall be drop
ped from the rolls of the army in disgrace and their
names will be furnished to the commandant of con-
scripts for enrolment in the ranks. g. .s &.s,
III. All enlisted men who shall fail to comply witk
the provisions of paragraph of this order, within
reasonable length of time shall be considered deser-
ers and treated accoi dinghy their names to be fur
nished to the commandment of conscrpts in their State
for publication, such other action may be deemed
most effcacious. ~ .
W. In order to insure the efficient cooperation of
all concerned to carry this order immediate effect
Department Commanders are directed to require from
the commanding officer of each seperate command in
their Departments prompt report of the Of all
commissioned officers and enlisted men now absent
from their commands These reports must state in
each case the cause of absence, and any regimenta
battalion or compeny commander who shall neglect
to furnish such report who shall knowingly be
guilty of conceang any Of unauthorized absence
shall, conviction thereof, be summary dismissed
" Under the provisions of the second clause of
paragraph of General Orders No. S2r commissioned
officers and privates who incapable Of bearing arms
in consequences ofwounds received in battle, bot who
otherwise fit for service required if not other
wise assigned report to the commandant of
conscrpts in their respective States who WILL If they
are fitted for such dnty assign them to the collection
of sraggers and the enforcement of the provisions of
this order with full power to call upon the nearest
military authority for such assistance may be
sary thereto. #
vi. Officers Of the Quartermaster's Department.
charged with payment Of troops hereby directed
not to pay any commissioned officer Commissioned
officer or private, who does not furnish satisfactory
evidence that he is not liable to the penalties described
in the foregoing order. Any disbursng officer who
shall make payment in violation of this order shall be
liable on.his bond for the amount Of spch payment
BY order 80 sSssr,
(sgnedO 80 8 COOPER
Adutant and Inspector-General.
cB- Columbia and Charleston papers copy twice
each week for four weeks. All other papers in the
State once each week for four weeks ks8
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George Mattox, absent sick at home.
Isaac 5. Mattox, present for duty.
John Morris, absent disabled by wound9
J. b. Minton, present for duty.
Columbus Minton, present for duty.
Henry Mcclure, missing since about Sept.
lst ~, ,se4
J.. e.. Outlaw, absent sick at hospital at Rich
mond, lpneumonla)
w: Z. Parker, absent sick at hospital at Rich
mond. i
\. Parker, present tor duty.
3. .. Parker, present for duty,
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~, |s:;s ~ 1 ~ y. q r,r,.c,.
o g xrty ofthe
Fenedk 60ed; and &sfs driSg6 A6Sck to their
ganbeats Engagement at Fort Pickens Pre-
sident Davis irt pubic lsses. Mason and
Slidell left Boston.
4. Legislative Council Of Kentucky elected
Henry G. Burnett and Wm,. ,.E simms Con-
fcderate Senators Judge, John Hemphill, Of
Texas died. q
y s. skirmishing at Hanging Rock, near Rom
ney, Va. fw 5f$t4
Q. French man-ofwar approached Ship Is
land under neutral flag, .for the purpose Of
business with the French Consul at New Or
leans, and was fred into by Yankee vessel !;
an apology soon made. ais6'se
s. Skirmish at Silver Greek, Mo.
8. Burnside expedition left Annapolis. Col.
Lubbock, of Texas, died.
10. Battle of Prestonburg, KY. Enemy re
pulsed by Confederate forces under General
Marshall 5s
% and l3. Burnside expedition left Old
Point and caught in succession of damaging
storms before and after reaching Hatteras.
l6. Battle near Irontou, Mo. Confederate
troops under JEFF. Thompson, drove the enemy
towards Pilot Knob.
49, Ex-President Tyler died.
10. Battle at Somerset or Mill Springs, Ky
Gen. Zollcoffer slain.
FEBRUARY.
1. Skirmishing at Bloomey, Western Vir-
ginia.
8. Three Federal gunboats opened fire on
Fort Henry, Tenn.
4. Fort Henry taken by Yankee troops. :.
8. Roanoke Island taken by Federal troops.
9. Federal gunboats reached Florence, Ala.
l3. Battle commenced at Fort Doncson.
l6. Fort Donelson surrendered, after three
days hard fighting, with heavy loss on both
sides.
II. Provisional Congress terminated.
1S. Permanent Congress of the Confederate
States organized. r. M. L. Hunter elected
President pro tenn. of the Senate, and Thomas
S. Bocock, of Virginia, Speaker of the House
of Representatives. .1-...
%. Jefferson Davis inaugurated President
of the Confederate States.
"a. Nashville surrendered.
90. Yankee army occupy Nashville.
%. Day of Prayer and Humiliation in the
Confederate States.
.rf MARCH.
i. Martinsburg and Charlcstown, in the Val
ley of Virginia, occupied by Yankee troops.
2. Confederate forces evacuate Columbus
KY.
5. Martial law declared in Richmond, Va.
6. Battle at Pea Ridge or Ekhorn, Arkan-
sas, commenced ard continued till the sth-
Gems McCuloch and Mcintosh were killed.
8. Naval battle near Norfolk, Va. The Con-
fedcratc steamer Virginia played havoc among
the Yankee vessels.
8. Confederate army evacuate Manassas and
Ceptreville
Is. Island No. 10 attacked by the Yankee
gunboats.
2l. Battle oe Valverde, in Arizona
%. Battle of Kearnstown, near Winchester,
Va. Gen. Stonewall Jackson, with about 1000
men, engaged about $4,000 Yankees under
Gen. Shields.
| q po++lo sc Cb;lob Tonc oorn,,,ox..l -. I
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s !

r S'F@@s sS>s.ss ~S-Ne >As.sys
1s fsarns present for dnty.
ss ) s.lll Crosby, sbsent sick, at hospital
p1E& 8 S ~
- 11llk Z is4 Hnck kaLeE .hsent sick, at home.
- 111ss 81 s. Ta.y;. ,,,,,..e,,t Cor lntv
ss. s sCs'-:...Ir -. .....s - !. No..
Ne - cPr'uger' q aose"s s'oA' ~ m"oo"'
Seoigls e &
.eSargt- E. Wolf, absent sick, at hospital at
IVSSIsSuror. - 9 g
..s sr w yon,c, sn....n+ f,r dr.v
s.~ssss.. = ~. !. ~ !. 80, a-,-.
- ~ = "'so0' ''0A' ~ no'p'
UM HUhmond, (pneumonia.) ma
~0ssplS A. J.. Mum, present for duty.
s'CS6ffd. D. &. K;rkley. Absent sick at hospital
= R;ch,no,,nd ! z nn.unoon;al
rsSsesp'. a. ~ "A''alns' present. ior outy'
- Atnmons, 3"
John Brannum, g"
10. Brannum. go
20 g D., sss ss, II
~ num' p plesens SICK
@sssN.s = Uranium VI Present lot auty. l
w. BnDnum, absent at hospital at Rich
mond, (wounded.)
w. Brown. present for dutv.
sIoh,, !, ~ -...a... IA,
P'esene 'or u"'y s.s
-; ooroett absent SICK at home.
90 w. d: Capell, absent sick at home.
Is II. L. Creighton, present for duty.
f. E. Creighton, absent sick at home.
t F. j. Collier, present for duty
Samuel Erwin, absent sick at home.
John Erwin, absent at home, (wounded.)
E. J. Ford deserted 81 l}ft
D. g. Fletcher, missing since the battle of
Boonsboro'.
il. Gardner. absent at home, fwonndedAl
Lewis Gardner, absent at home, (wounded.)
Stephen Griffin, absent sick, at hospital at
Richmond, (pncumonia.) T56a 75a
Joseph Hays, absent sick at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18
DRY GOODS, &c.

lust RECEIVED
large stock OF
Pusher ard French ace ehawls
Point Thr nd and Valeacie Collars and Gets,
Thread Lace N.i;s Hsrbes and Coiusre..
Points, vaisno AID Embroidered H'dk'E.
Infant. 30 .es ana Waists.
Gu,pure ;aees, all idths.
Ist-s. styles Head Dres rs: Fancy Goods,
Steel, Jet aId Tortoise shtll Ear Dr ,ps,
Pins, Belt Claspe, Bracelets, Fsus, dc.
Which Will be sold at Low prices 4 eal La So.
keited. WM WEIE6ER9,
IS Market Space Pc N avenue,
te2 between 9Th and 9th streets.
" AND MOZAMBTQU Els.
We have Just rees ived beautiful ortment OF
the above goods Also
Berages Lawns. Poplins. Poll de Ohiyirs.
losether with LARGE stock OF Black Silka suitable
for dresses and wrappinss,
Nom nina Goods in every variety Ct quality Snd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18

aR-Ap exchange, describing the new coun-
q felt tens On the Kingston tNew York; bank,
- the I:znttte Is "a female seated @, eseh
aiSe u 3 shield Another exchange thinks
LAT her Situation must be very uncomfortable
embarrassing.
~ In croer 10 secure to Chicago an mex
haustitie supply OF pure ana wholesome wa
:.r, 1t l. proposed TO construct = tunusl, 4, OK.
tend TWO n lIee under the bed OF Lake Gichi-
gan, At cost OF ovsr &3Go,iS0.
~ Mere han eight hundred gums Of Gen.
Fremont's European purchase hn vc lately been
t.HS. to hhye COMMIT pis Alton b-t waen the
fhtN AID tie saIrete, sna Tie guns conld NOT b.
f1rrc
- merchant Of Elnira, n. Y, was cow
hiced y few days sgo by Mr. Slater, proprietor
Of tn. EraiaArd HOUSE, FOR aitsmp tiag improo-sr
liberties Will hi. tSlatersl Daughter, q CHILD
eleven yesrs of 6s.
~The Bishop OF Rochester, England, con-
Steers aS1icu.tUre degrading pursui., and
therefore prrhih'te clerrvm-n who engage In
r from preaching Ia his diocese
HThe bright ,isione OF the Nova Scctisn
goio ciyeers have vanished The quar:z Il ia
E-eted with an oil that prevents -epaI n,ion OF
the gold from tie powdered rex.
81 GsIibal6i is ooS cultiva;ins bis farm At
C.rrt n. and is ANIMAL income rom il - about
CSC. The G.n-r.l lie s~d's,hss IA 1896 Gull
arsn, On d ".mN OF thsra bexG his name.
- T.. z. c. Jucson, Ned ELntlins,l who
eniIstcc C. private In the LEI q. I. Mounted
Rife. has ie-n s-ntenc-d 10 an imprisonment.
Of tS months for dsseTtion.
80 The lewiston (M1.) Journal says that
certain fellows wko sxedsddi-d 70 escape tte
.Iraft will probably bIins up In Halifax CT soIae
.,tLsr place That begins with an "a.
- Partial returns from the ports OF entry
snow that he Custom da.ies will amount TINS
Y - probably 10 S.o,sbp,coD. Now York's u
0.e .arsest- arly four millions.
kSIt .s asserted that Gen. Pope ts soon 20
take the field With an important command.
Gcd help The coEma1d.-Soston Pos!.
A n
E,tes u. having been seuuced. conni:r6 sui
eide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18
GAS FITTING, nc.

VIM. T. BOVE b. 90.
AKl Now prepared to execute any orders with
WHICH tAey may be fayorsdi n the
PLUMBING, GAS, Oh STEAM FITTING BUsi
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north Of
Hennaylvania avenue, where may 30 found enra
sTEAM and WATER FIxTURE6. tan z-Ey
VA GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In Store, and are daily receiving, 3AE
MIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Desisns
and Finish superior In style TO anything heretofore
offered In this market
We invite citizens generally TO call and exarpins
cur stock of GAs and WATER RIXrUREE, faelins
confident that we have the 5est selected gsnok IN
Washinsto
- an Week In the asove fna tntrusted 10 ous
care will ba promptly attended to.
-srss HvtRs 3 N-GuAE S7S d street.