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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-05
eported by DE Haven & Bro, No. 40 $. THIRD sire
FIRST BOARD

-Messrs. De Haven & Brother No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at P. M.:-American gold, 1894
@l394; Silver Is and Is, 1874; Compound Interest
Notes, June, 1864, IS; do, July, 1864, 15l; do,
August, 1864 10; do. October, 1864, IA; do,
December, 1864, ID; do, MAY, 1865, Iii; do,
August, 1865, 1O4; do, September, 1865, 9S; do,
October, 1865, 81.
-Messrs. William Painter q Co., bankers, No.
36 South Third street, report the following rates
coupon, 1l3@ll34; US. 5-2Os, coupon, 1862, lOsE
@l0s5; do, 1864 1O6a@lO1; do, 1866, 1O7a@
1913; do. new, 1866, iO9@lO0l; U. s. lO-lOs,
coupon. 1OO@lO0}; U. S. 1905, 1st series, 1861
@lO5a; Compounds, Decem ber 1861 I3MISL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

Per Saat1klpg Rises. Ac..
TINE I0pooveD DooelIole PENCIL,
PAssxssn 1859. 1864.
Osso6lysupssisr " Indsfbls Inks.
One Pencil viii mark over 500 asticles.
..Desivabls. couvenient, and useful "-Spsing-
field Mass., Republican.
For sale by booksellers, Ststioners, Druggists,
&c, Manufactured and sold At Wholesale. by
THE INDELlBLE PENCIL CO..
dec-lsd&wiml Nosr HAMPTON, Mass.
Every Pencil Warranted. Price. 50 Cents.
THE HEAD OF COMET,
according to Milton. h rendered teufold more terri
bic BY It's ..HoRRID HAIR"
and there are III oussnds Of fiery human heads which
might b rendered charniag by simply changing thei'
tint to mellow brown o. perfectly natural black
with CHRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE,
Il 10 ridiculous To carry into secisy grey. sandy o.
carsotty ead. when Ave minutes would render Il =
paset aoe1. Manufactured By }. CnRlSTADORO
! Aston House, Hew York. Sold BY DrugRisee
Appiied b. Ill Hair Dressers.
CONTAOaOUo DlBBAsRs. Water must - sda |?
ted 70 he nature Of The ash OF there will be in
sease the soil must be tapted 10 the seed or thefl
win b. .snan rsturus end The human body musl
contain impurities, or there win b NO sichness.-
The man whose bowels and blood have been cleansed
By ~
nay walk through infected districts without fear
.'fhe life ofthe aesh g IN The blood To secur,
49, vs eaE sesiex IN tsea uahsel:hy acesat
!ee.0os - ~ bowels ofthe blood, which hSand.ethA
rlls rcDsys; this rsihod y fol.o~ias nesurs. en-.
resh In whss letters In the Ooyerrmcnt ssmp Sol,
b al Dfuggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

/D1eelal Neliee u ~ LADIES'
NJ a suaesseaas NJ ieHss sAss,d Aass Pre-
p.sa.icns specially sdsptsd for eomplaints to
which they ase pscullafly subject. q once safe.
No hss made IL testament - spscial study.
m. ~ NJ. MAUR1C8AU, =
rVvfesses Of The Dioasse Of Wona1,
~ssss Of issv - = Sssss.t 80 81 a.
.pssks for isf-sea = hsswn 70 tAsssaads Of y
ssIho Hurried WenAn's Private
nGlieal oouDanien," 3
III ladies IN delicasc q pseeesious health; fto9
Wien evsry lady VIII psece1ve bis thorougA knowt
~ ~ so:Pi.i..:. :ynsss "a &c.: 4: AZ
long, reliable advis8 enA eo0ponicn. Ov~
Molfu N1tl11om Ladies
possess Il. Every husband should have H. II = ssnt
He rusrantsse esa end iaaedlate "a sd,escious
SsScscre. satkss = psrson a. - ~. I1dloSfO0
81 part 81 the Unted states consult him With the
CAUTION TO LADIES.
p No. imposed nPsp = g: sessp v:sss,:s: :na
s6scps, psimed upon ~ e1slaisas AID kSoss1,
who are ds1sived q sh9as meal = vel e q thsf
MANS jSc PRIVATE MEDio Al COHPANiON.s Q, con.
eult Df nasfieesn By lcessr, and 10 guasd agsfnse
imposition.
NJ arried and single Ladies
yAeasslrs ~ and esFtain remedy Sos irrugulas
H. = suppeseslca 81 nature. NON wha1ettf csuDe
can fsay spoa BIZ ceebrated
Portuguese Female MontAly Pm
composed ofsars sna esssly fnpsstsa exsisn. ~
s &c ssnaoss Resee sos lssase. - = e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22
b. OLNSTED. ..Isnenueno.a

ON BRADY BETWEEN 30 1 4ru STREE ~.
~ has purchased Of b. Wing Of Beston. one 81
his mammoth multiplying CamsFso, With TIE
sole right of use in Scott County, for makina
those beautiful life like Ferrotypes, Gems, &c.
after his patent He makes
One hundred smell 0emS for. ...ei.0O
Fifty larger Too
:. Three dos. ssili lsrgev 100
He also maxi 20 those besutiful ferrcevn. -
100 to 81 so per doz. card size for s.: ~ H
They haEe very 6ne flash and ipysriahlv
please. you wish TO look youae and psc1ev.
90 and get aoms Of those tins Ferfotvne. ~.
'aees taken Just e ven in cloudy Weather
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

sxSAroA Doolittlc, Who he's recently vis-
tied the South to fulAil . professional en-
9asemens, has in reply TO note address
cd to him By some citizens Of New Orlsans,
stated that the conviction heretofore ex-
pressed by him - to the situation Of A.
fairs 10 The South, arc entirely confirmed
BY all he has Witnessed on his tour. lie
adds:
Ny faith is still mistaken that u ~ Ole.
tant day the people Of the Northern States
will recognize. o. the President asd the q
preme Court have already recognized, theee
States Of the South @ States in the Union,
under the Constitution. with ''all thAr
sighss. dignity and equality sninpaired".-
i is just - ccstain,iin NJ Judgment aa.thal
the people Of the Northern States aro capa-
be Of maintaining = republicsa Govern.
meut fer theooelvsa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

Mr.. Thur,ow Weed wa admitted Z mem.
Der II The kaabaAasa Chb-tAs club Of the
Democrats 10 New York-after . spirited
opposition from minority Of the managing
ce0aitee. This isdicats tibet ~. Weeds
separation from the Republican party il
anal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

1ndmccmema 90 Plant Trees
Pie extract fom Fuliss's "Iorsst Tree
Culturist," will ~c hope, confirm the halt.
faith Of some who are ssw .hssitatisg 10
plant trees, on the ground that they are too
old 10 begin: E4~a~. g4
GLOW often do We meet mea with abun-
dance Of means who will tell you they would
like to have . few treoa here o. there. Q
whey ard. or orchard, or . grove, and you
propose (hit they should Immediately com>
menccd planting; the almost invariabis an
but CENT wait 20 long" con couat
msny such lpen among my acquaintanccs
who have made The Same excuse Tor the
ten or fifteen years. and they have not CON-
mcnccd that grove " vineyard yet, end
done very little toward the orchard. There
are men, however. with whom to think and
to oct Afc near relatives, and letter which
lately re, eived from one who il . past
octogeWarian calls TO mind circumstance
which happened several years ago; it also
illustrates the fact, that there is never a
period in lite in which . man may not do
some good to somebody by planting trees,
and often he wild gather the blessing him
seit, although he little expects. When
was in my fourteenth year, . gray haired
uncle Of sixty, who had just purchased new
farm. rsQuested. ma 70 pull up some Of the
young trees which were growing in masses
in my fathers garden, aud put them on .
load Of goods which were going TO bis place.
With the assistance of my lathss did -,
tying The bundle 70 the BODY Of ths wagon,
as there Has no room On ths load, we'll
remember the remark Of nv father made
ct the time:
Uncle John, you are rather old to think
Of growing IN oechard.
NNsvss aln1, !" ssp,lsd my old unc,e, 1T
10 assoainaS - toe lals-Gse - eeAsy.'
That uncle still lives, aud has bsea enjoy.
i1e the run Of thdA trees ~ 6ny yeaes.
-: vN ~ ws easnot b cass = l'vintto
~ shoSla asvss 49,, = sTias ensuga'
would become the motto, instead Of, as now,
mo time"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

Al the closs Of Judge Stosy's cunmsntasy
on the Constitution, the following occurs !:
Republics are created BY the virtue, pub
lie spirit, and intslliesace Of tho eitiasns -
They fall when the wise are banished from
the public coansGla, bmnuse they d@O 10 b
honest, and the proflieatss are rewarded be-
cause they Hatter ths people TO betray
thsm.r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

We trust that our lady friends will not
think sAat IHSEo t,sn1.l .she.
s..s "a, year r.s e - - 80! =.
He Gays In one Of bic sermons: NIT n
"And shall tell you Who ere ~ wemaa
nat scandaliss Chsietiana hey ase tneoo
Who sDo - lnso 9TH ~ ase thde
oses IN lat thees eho plaNse hsls
faces too white 10 b human, Sen)ndiog q
" 49, >1lDDs No eaaastensa atsae whS'
out it, tracing fsrrcw % tne painted ees.
face Of their facso-thess vhooo slpe y0!1
eail to teach then that sbsy ar growing Cd
-thoec whose head dresses as0 snodo up a
other peoples hair-those Who chalk win
kles into he counterfeit presentUent Of
youth. end theoo who Affect Ne oeDooaol
Of bAShf6a aD1s16 h ths pssosase u troop
q grand childrsa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

BrlgoaaA Yeoae, Of UAh, hae boen Nv.
ing up the women Of that itoo ona<eno1 e9.
ritory in manner ct once auohl aaa -
He accuses them Of ''Whioiae. |" ~ -
says that they must either eleD d. - q
nonsense Or elss start fos ~ e(AQuG1o q
Jordon, 1t ones, and he tslls H. eW1 10y
Vivee ~ bomaans them asUo1foo - sosi
a the koiaiAe UtaAyans. Hooyo ut The
kernel o. the whole difficulty. ~ direct &C.
casion Of the disagresable .and anbeorable
winnings" lies 10 the 1Ace that ssohs Wumun
expect too much Of the saintal" He says
that the women, even his own forty. are 20
weak minded as to suppose that tho sanity
elders r the Mormon lsrasl 4eon make Z
1a6n - oasoh fce shemynsS e(tsra woman
fSs entered Saints mmily.. and finds tina,
after ~ be 10 not aba 70 mako . heaven On
earth for her, she begins TO ''whine" and
talk about ''toe many wives and the ,'sviil
Of poly gamy," and each IKE s.llasphemeua
twsddlc." brigham also says Il 10 HE opinr
ion that eay Wosssn who ever lived we6ld
be disappointed in The best "Saint" in Ussh
should she marry. hiu-spd % this point "
unreservedly agree with Brigham. The
GoveruUr gave Ill the uomen warning that
two woeks lsUu dnts Of his sermon ageiasI
swfiniAe be tllesad ~ upon them ethel
10 promise never to 'swhins" more, or sls>
to leave the tsrritUy, bag asd baege0eysay
ine that he vShn Sveu ssa1 a 81 hh owl
wives. and 70 70 heaven alone, sooner thar
takS nSh0 'Vt1niss" crew alono with him
We dkalkhv8 nsr6iro,n Unk With desl
int1rest.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

Ih1 splendid HIATT Dye b the best In the world. =
Ths only THue and SxsssDr Drs- Harmless. Rsliar
BILE. lnstantaneous. No dlsappsistaens No ride
uous tints. Nstasa1 Dlssk o. brown. Remediss the.
10 efe1ts Of Had Dyer. lsvigcrsass the Aaf leavine
u con and beautiful. The genuine IL signed wiaa
4. Bachelor All others sre mefe limitations. and
shaah b svcIdsd. ssld ~ u, Dsnesisasas d Psrfn-
mer. Factory 81 Barclay strss., New York. =.
BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
decll-d&wly
II Y sst ofthe ladies OF France, that = . aaDs
they are The haadsoncst In the world. With their
rosy checks and black hair, who can help but think
30. DR.. Nelwan's Pills fail to make the COM
plcxion Of healthy and rosy hue. Ladies sry them.
Sold BY oil Druggiss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22
'r9aE NATURAL. e. n n y y n 4.
FOR TDe 4 DE.

A New Orl leans paper Is urging the ne
cessity Of On effort to SECURE The trade Of
tho North.wcst down the Mississippi river.
Enterprise l. Il work conducting in unnat-
ural channcls the traffic which should fol.
low the Mississippi river to ocean potts.
Eastern capital Is largely expended 10 draw
TO eastern cities the business which, by sv-
cry Law Of commerce, should 80 to New OF.
lcsns. The cheapest trsnspoststloa for pro
ducs 10 By water. With shc Nississippi
river unobstsuctcd, nine tenths Of the pro~
ducc of the North west would follow il ID
its mouth, there TO be reshipred TO homs
and foreign ports.
This Is subject in which New Orleans
has not an exclusive interest st. Louis. as
well az every other city on The river, u
equally interested in It. The farmers Of
the Northwest arc interested in it. Cheap
freishts insure larger prices for their pro.
ducs.
The New Orleans Times takes the follow.
ing just view Of the subject:
The Mississippi river is the NEUTRAL chan>
mel. and We must make il the popular and
permanent one. Shall We allow the
North and Fast 10 tap, by artificial
connections, our own sources of
tradey Unless we d. our best 10 prevent
this, the large expeaditure Of Northern cap
itsl and enterprise. will take to New York.
10 Boston, TO Philadelphia and Baltiuess,
u. 81 s..t 49,
ton among the different mercantile inter.
csts would bring here. In this connection
We would urge the owners and agents Of
shipping to consider whether the lowest
paying rates will not prove the wisesA p6li
~. Il will not do 10 have ths ratse . ~
certain aud variable that shipecrs = Ne
west cannot know whether this will prove
the cheapest route - esnsignSsee. I'VE
shall not retain OF develop this trade unless
We eau have stability in rates. and wise tore
Thought will induce al interested to work 10
this end. $50
The grain business, excsp& Snply the
supplying Of the local trade, 10 entirely stag
nant. This il not % tt should b. New
Orleans ought this season 70 have ten mil
lion bushels of grain for export. instead Of
which1ws have none. The rates on ths
river arc not too high 10 fairly compete with
othsr rcutss--thsa why b 4 that 70 Leo
oil this busincssi 6iaply bsssuso vs hae,
not the facilities that exist cverywhere il
the North, West and East u lsk11s grain
chcaply aud ID bulk. TIE cdss Of sacks and
the expense Of handling grain in that form
tend 10 overwsigh our neutral advaptagss
The remedy 10 simple-maks he necessary
facilities to snip grain here and handle 1
in bulk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

= TsR 6elkk = al N7f1A0 sAtssxf MIA
vas opened 70 81. yshn's, lowe. On The
Missouri ssnvssA4vjkt3 Nv 2iles from
Couacil Bluff, last week. Passenger and
fright tfGins bSlh cooaasnced runniAg ~
soon 20 the road was opened to that point
In . few weeks from now we will be able
to announce the completion Of the road, the
bridging Of the Missouri and ths forming
Of the connection with the Pacific Railroad
1t Omaha, three hundred miles Of which 10
nov built -. = -
DisrurrD TERRITORY Virginia proper 10
now taking steps TO recover the counties Of
Berkeley aud Jefferson. which, It y charged,
have been absorbed BY Western Virginia
against the wishes of their inhabitants.
Westsrn Virginia, hewsver, has no idea Of
giving them up. though the people syms~'
shised'dssing the war. and sow W.paehiss
vith H. Old Dominioo. She hos orstose
esnplas.A asverdy Jshnson. easistsd ~
other counsel, 10 defend the suit in the SUI
pseme Court.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

wufp formerly considereo ineufaole. Also The
s1sss Of solitsss habit, both fuinous y The body
nd mind and produce sons Of the following q.
Sbsss- -Blotch0. Censlipeajon, loss Il ms0srys
pain in tbs smell Of the back-cas b fully re-
stored TO health. Consultation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. =
Post once Boz, assl. An letters With ssaAp
Y.S.-All basiness strictly coaadestial. Or
aeN houfs iron 4. =. until ?. 4. feb96tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

~ Reses1N{ Z hcreA q, 1855.
fkieel oAvised ~ ~ Try your preparation, sta
~ ~ eoei erect Il kal o. him. q first
lenShoa q The iaea. bat ceaeented 70 the trial.
lS noeased u)tA a. have tested Il thcfoNnA-
q. Il - rsetersA ~ haf sd wbist ITO
DIR oA1oro1 eeler. I'd keero item sA tcom.
ueoa Il % I'll II need.
". r. FAAxsa.
r. l.. Wallace 4 CO..
Sole, Prspeisters, Manchester. n. II.
SOLD AT WHOLESALE BY
DuRullAlDS 4 Van, ScnAACk,
ao KE0LEsALE DRUGGISTS,
- 1IA1so OoRoos, CHICAGO.
Aeste- aoa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

Tns Chlpso nribsss = notieg thek
nsw E6s,asd, wislta pepulstun = ill.,
evk ttess millIs4 q sn(fss1 'bask.
c6srsne o. over oios,00o, 81. ~hile ne
western States, With rsp6:ation q bine'
ara half millions, have only $5s, coo, 600,
might have added, that 10 m,king the ar-
psrtionment to the different States, Massa.
chusetss Wa gwen much more than any
other State In the 6rst instance, and Wa
aSsrward permitted b sxke nearly MY per
cent. in escsssef hee subscription. md no
iAter than nat WINNER had e6s, 100000 Of
che $500, OOo, 900 authorized by law.
~
M 1t: 4l1ha Free ~ glzgshe
proceedings d railroad meeting held In that
plAes Last Saturday e further the North and
|0Ooh ralSG1ah(G16 1.lAas city and
ssusty. 4 god dsal d intsesss was manifest
led, end ths msssise ssdvsd = - p ~
elysrss 10 raise Subscription Of &c. 900 h
Hsssy sosaty 5se the purpose Of extending
- Keokuk Z NJ. Pleasant road. A sub
eVioDies .we desr,btsd soa ps9esl tbeae'
I'D dollss plsdcd oa ttISspos. sTks -
pc 49, lbeeoushly s~ake. 70 The i0psrtancs
u Increasing their railread facilities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22
Nip the Evil IN the Bud.
DIR. WHITTIER.
ia South Clark Street, Chicago, HI.

: Hes for many years aa,ls ~
treatment Of private diseasss ~
lbusiosss sud study. 6YRhi)ia
]in I'll its forms. elect aad Strie.
tsres. Partisslar sttsntien Civ
On 70 old standing cases. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-22

" The money viz b refunded.
:. A. tSis preparation is comparatively new in
TestlM0nials -
OF weli-ksowu psrsons - " 10 sxcuslsaes. ~r-
DiREC1I0ns u FRENCH AND E16Llsn.
CoxcSap. Jsse T. 1855.
Nussn. ?. L. Wntacs . Gene ssssad
invoice OF your valuable preparation for the hair
duly !. ss.p..e; ,s With you.
more than answered the expoenG6h0 s1liDed -
the use Of the first bottle. ltnG1Woq1 - cor.
poss required most perfectly. ~ = , suDoe0
and saecnsss Of the hair it is only equalsd BY its
the scalp.
11ascnsssna, n. H., June %, 1855.
Mss1aAl wAa1Ace Co., 0eats-l have
~ r.: :s ::s =! - ~ J. &.
! purooe 90 otDoiees ee1icls Aoe1 sepor eesn.-
Il Il al ~ Slol1lmB1s be il every respect.
i7oSxRp FRENCH. N. D.
LANCASTER, Nay -, 1853.
y. E. y
used your preparation for the hair, and find It
| ahe ekeaseeA ed haat DreC nfa&aaA f0t ~ LII
DR.J.w BAiSEY.
nessrs. l.. wAt.Acs 1 Co.. Gents have
used DR.. Ohsussisr's Emprase for the hair, aad
ind il Ill Il claims 70 be. l cordially recon-
mend Il TO the pu0iic.
| ~ Adjt. Gen. n. H.
F. -
MAxc1nssEn, y. H May, 1866.
usssrs p. L. WAAaAco Co.-Set my name
down among those who have used your prepa-
ration Win u1och satsfacton. have uso0 ~
4 I'D uA(ss. ut give yeup ~ decided pre0r-
SAcs 6seo1pn upon ~ oais. = reoteetAe De
color. 10 quick and durable, and - dressing II
10 supurb.
TnaAsuRsR's OrvcH.
"a QAN1nDssa, Magcl ~, lsss,3
le~nea. 4. + vAleAcs 3 Co II am wei nc
aeI61S q 1lth ri 4of he lea419o citiseao Of
u ~ yho w cd ycsr Aaf Res:ereliss
e oeffSs6 eo9fS OAcl1s& hseoolso use9it ny.
M. ead con ehserfally recommend IL ~ being
ne best article IL market.
q llOo3SH n: !. :; - Sss3.ss;s :::a.:;r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01
CITY ITEMS.

SRAsoNABLE MEDICINES agent for sale
OF Metcalfe's celebrated remedies ad vertised
In our paper is in this city, and from the
testimonials in the circulars he is distributing
we infer that these medicines have accom-
phshed great deal of good. They are "Met-
calfes Diarrnea Cordial" and Cholera remedy:
"Metcalfe's great Rheumatic remedy "Net-
cafes Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills" and
"Metcalte's Honey Cough Balm" The eff
cacy OF each of these is vouched for by persons
who nave tried them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01
DIED.

RIGGS On the 3lst instant, SOPHIA r., the
beloved wife of Mr. NJ Riggs, and daup hter of
and &. Ourand. in the 36th year Of her age
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
her funeral. from the residence Of her parents
No 396 18th street north, between and T. sta '
on Friday, the ID OF November, at2 o clock. 2t-
SPEED. In this city, at the residence of NJ L.
Pleaesnts. Nov !, 1870, N the 52 year of his age
Of diptheris, J. VI. SPEED, Eco. OF Lynchburg,
Va. where his remains will be taken for inter.
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01
ELEGANr PLAID POPLINs JUST OPENED

We would call the particular attention of our
customers and the public TO a magnificent lot Of
PLAID PoPLISs which we have yast opened !,
in this market, and are well worth examining by
any In pursuit of handsome dress for the fall or
winter.
In addition to the above, We have q very large
stock Of
HIGH COLORED ALL WOOL MERINOs,
which we are offering very cheap.
ALSO, JUST FROM AUCTION,
A splendid s1rtment Of Lupins Celebrated
MBkIH0 CLOTHS, which we can now sell At very
near the old gold prices having purchased them at
q great sacrifice.
We have also Just received large assortment OF
Handsome Black and Colored DRESS SILKS
which we have purchased very cheap during the
past week at auction. Also, q full and complste
stock Of -
MOURNING GOODS,
OF the best make in the world, (Lu ri n 81 and we
confidently recommend them to our customers a.
being the most reliable make TO be found in this
country. and We think our prices will compare
favorably with any of the retailers North or East
ALSO, JUST OPENED, ,
A fine assor tment of HEAVY CLOTHS, in great
variety, suitable for making ladies' and misses
Coats and Jackets. which we are selling cheap
All goods marked In plain figures. at the lowest
market rates. One price only. No deviation
allowed.
w. M. SINISTER h BRO,
oc 30 eo3tif No, IS Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

ACCIDKNT.-Iesterday afternoon, a colored
man named George Washir gton, W bile at worh
on the corner Of Sd and G. streets south, fel
from the roof and was seriously injured He
was sent TO the hospital for proper treatmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

SAVE YOUR MoNEY!!!-Buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at Francs Cheap Store
i94 7th street, three doors above Odd Fellows
Hall. He sells good Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, at 81: good Canton Flannel Drawers a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

A SURE PILE CURE-Dr. Gilbert's Pile in -.
siruInent positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Cireu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. H. Romano. Mama
ger, NO. 80 Broad way. New York. 3:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLRGE.-The intro
ductory exercises of this institution will take
place at the College Building. (late u S. A
Medical Museum,) on II street, between 18th
and lith, this evening.
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RY THOS. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
IMPROVED PRe.ERLY In GEORaErswN

On M0NDAY. November o, at o'clock m, i
3. fronting Is feet on Washington street, betw
Bridge street and the Canal, and running back
brick dwelling house, (No 81 containing mine
rooms, dining room, kitchen and cellar.
months. with interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the property Conveyaneing and stamps q the
ocso ~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

GEMS GEMs!!-6 for SD cents: IL for - cents
Ferrotype Gard de Nisite large size, for : .
Large Pictures in oval frames, 81. Gall al the
Whitehurst Gallery. i24 Pennsylvania avenue.
between n and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

FREDERICKSBURG HOTEL.-Capt. George IL
Peyton, of Fredericksburg, and r. A. Offnt.
GeorCetown, ID. O., are to take charge OF the
Exchange Hotel. in Fredericksburg, Na.,whlch
Is now nearly cempleten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

PREPAEE FOR WINTER.-So Robert BOYD.
40 9Th street, between ID and streets heads
bis advertisement. He not only furnishes ne w
stoves, CRATES and ranges, but repairs cid ones,
all on the most reasonable terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

BLACK WIFE BEATKR O%icer
Thompson, of the Third Ward. arrested Thos
CroXton. coiored, for beating his wife Justice
Thompson fined him SIS Z " disorder'y co aduc :.
under the corporation law, and held him To
bail for court to answer the charge Of assault
and battery on his wife