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BIZ, heeuIRl 9 90, Aseto.ssss- = : -
s1 Eols 81 81 fH .EE.,ll tIslsss sg,sP!ss
., Is A!aaSssee szlpsts ssso Slss q
40: 8; |! = ~ Ssss q ss.::: 81 S::s:s::1
1syms: ens-h ssf cssk.. rsiase q ~ ssafyaS
inonsss. REQUIRED ~ tepd = Hu9 = - $685. I
s sss sIsssi - o. "a :
aDY UAoLI 4 90. Aucsssossrs. sssX4s1 0; 49,,
B esiss.r1sSs Ss.' 81 fssssyiys.is svs.ss.
y corner q tieA Stroet.
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- sc q - g. - a aSHsssess rsssssS
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shasdsss e ssssy ssssssSasa. asssss, csrtafsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04
FOR SALE AND RENT.

ITO LET-The very desirable furnished RESI-
-, DkEHOk, No 1O4, on the north side Of Gay
strset, Georgetown, owned by the late Dr.. Bohrsr,
The House 10 spacious one, well planned with
every arrangement for domestic comfort.
next month.
:. 1er fnrthsI particulars apply at the Hardware
ap n -eo2ws
EOR RENT-Six of the most desirable ROOMS
+ Tor business purposes in Warrington, over
Telegraph Once, No. 34S, near 7th street, ON
Pennsylvania avenue; we'll lighted and ventilated
Terms moderate For further para culars INQUIRE
at Once. 40 III street. back Of Patent Once
between Sth and 9Th streets, ct 8 O'Clock, j. and
p. m. JAMES TOWLIS.
ap 23U Property Agent.
LOB RENT-Several small and medium sized
j. HOUSES and rooms furnished and unfu RMS h.
ed. FOR SALE-A number Of 30 US rs, large and
small. Also. one fine BUILDING LOT. running
back @ paved alley. For terms apply al
sTARRv Agency Ohihce, 4s9 street north,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

GYMNAsTIC EXHIBITION AND HoP.-The
gymnastic exhibition and hop At Brady's rooms
last evening complimentary TO him from his
pupils was q delightful affair, and was at
snded by many Of our prominent citizens and
nen families and several persons Of note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04
pr ". L. WALL a CO., Austion.er,.

HOUSE AND LOT ar AUCTION.
O'Clock. We viii sell, in front Of the preuisss
part OF lot No in square No Tts frontinr ~ Tea
50 Inc hes on ID street east, between X and L So
good new frame house
Terms Ossh. All conveyanciug and stamps n
the expeDsetof the purchaser A deposit OF 4 20 Vim
be required as soon ss the property % sold
myl w L. WALL a Co. Auots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

LADIRs!-Mr. e.. r. Cuumins, (347 eth street
doors below Northern NJ arket) is determined
to make the supply equal to the demand for
those beautiful 'sHigh Out Button" Congress
and Balmeral CATERS and no matter how
numerous his customers are he is receiving
them daily, made expressly for bis establish
ment. His shoes Of all styles for Misses, Chill.
dren, Boys and Youths, need TO DE seen once
only to be appreciated. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04
RI GREEN . wILLTAMs. Aesrops.n.

inc Lore TRokTIsS On IRA srREsS.
yMsksst bkIwkkS AND 4 srs. SOUTH
On FRIDAY, the fth day Of Nay nert, st o,cIt
.. We shall sell. on the premises, Lots Il as1
40. We call the attention Of buyers 10 this sale .
~ they viii be sold without reserve - :
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured By deed Of trust on the premises
Al c.nNeysncing ana revenue clamps ct the oest
apZ-d lRErN WIIrr. Nc -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

SECOND HAND FURNITURl.
~ Alse, MIRRORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED.
DlNG and HOUsEruRElSHlHQ GOODS Of every
je s-6 betveen Ana n az "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

a'Se.'''E T::s:..s CT b. An
Will Be ssld az auction. Al the e,oysrn,sh
Lumber Yard, Maryland svenue, bstvese f1fs
sno iSth streets, under the dirsosisn OF Brsvst
SAIUkbAY; May s., ct 10 o'clock O. m TIE foi.
loving Described Lumber, 20 wit:
loUe feet ia ecantting, Il feet lens Hemlook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

BUsT OF MAYOR wALLACH.-Mr Lot Elan.
merry, a young marble worker and sculptor of
this city, has Just completed a full sized bust
OF Mayor Wallach. Those who have seen it
speak in warm terms of IL. not only a work
of art, but as an excellent likeness. Mr. Elan
merry has heretofore made several busts, among
others fnll sized one OF Rev. b. I. Wigett of
Gouzaga College, which attracted much at
tention at Gonzaga fair, about year since,
and recently a small bust of President Lin.
coin, which Is regarded by many as one of the
best ever made of the late President This of
the Mayor. in which Mr.. 4. has succeeded so
admirably, will 90 far towards establishing
the reputation Of a young artist Of our city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

WEDDIsG.-Dr. J. Il. Alexander and MISS
Finella M Little. daughter Of John Little
Esq, were married last evening by Rev. c. II
Hall, ID. d., on which occasion a large num-
Der of the friends of the parties were as.
sembled, and kept up the festivities until a
late hour. Hen. Thos. T. Noel, OF Mo-, Gen.
George s. Dodge, and Mr.. Chas. E. England
were groomsmen, and Misses Sophia L. Ihttle
Lizzie Bacon. and Marian Smith, bridesn aids
The bridal party leave to-day on wedding
tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04
10y II. K. WALSH b CO., Auctioneer,. = :
ID No. 2SS Pa. ay., corner I0th sxre~x

sHTFk II ssR
OF % ROOMS, Ar No. ass PEENSYLVHNiS
On MoSbkY EeksfE ~ A AsI ~ 4 s 8 LIS
we will sell, at No. ass PepnsyiysniS ssso1s
sstresn 80 "a ana a. streets; the Bar ooantsrs and
pricing in Part sofss. Tables, Chairs. Mirrors,
Wnes.rS snd ingram csrpe1. Bureaus, Bsdstssds,
t Eiilsw Css "a, Sheet Blankets, Quiin, wisdov
cnades, Sii CLOTHS, Stoves, Chsnd eIisrs, pssks,
Furniture, &c. ~s
Ihs .hH Ss e ?. sold xisser. cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

The ANNEXATION SCHENE.-We learn that
a committee, composed OF Messrs. q. A. Ware,
Allen Z. Harmon, w. N. Berkeley, II. H. Wells
and others, favoring the annexation of Alex
1ndria TO the District, were before the District
Committee Of the Y. s. Senate yesterday, urg.
ing their scheme. We did not learn whether
the committee took any action The committee
OF the Council and citizens appointed TO prepare
a remonstrance against the annexation have
pre- pared most convincing argument, which
Will be presented TO the members Of Congress
in few days, and which, il is hoped, will
have It's desired effect. The circumstances In
circulation are, we understand, most numer-
Ously signed, and will also be sent mp to Con-
gress--Aie1dndTid Gazette.
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RY eREEs q WILLIAMS, Apssso,,.r.

On rRIDAy. the eth day Of Nay mort ve shsu
seven habdsoms Bufldisg Lots, fronting nj fess
Zach on kast Capitol aud south A stresss. with
depth OF LIB feet 70 . vide alley, - - :.
Terms One third cash; bAlanos In 9 and N
mcntss Ter potes barring interest. A deed stves
All oesvsysncing st cost % purchases, ipcludfus
revenue stamp. efs will be reaai red paid doWs
apTd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

IMPRovKMENTs.-Messrs George H. Plant
and George w. Riggs have broken ground at
the corner Of 18th street and New y ork avenue
for hrst-class building, and they propose also
10 erect this season fine row of brick resi-
dences on 1ith street, near the new Protestant
Orphan Asylum.
We also notice a fine three-story building on
the corner OF Sd street and Indiana avenue,
opposite the Trinity Church, the lower portion
OF which Is arranged for stores, and the rooms
are suitable Tor boarding house or hotel,
ouIt oy MT William Dixon, lColiector,) which
rs quite an ornament 70 that section of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

OHAK6E % IkksPAss. = Yesterday after
trespass, preferred by John Douglas, by oficer
Morgan, who took the case before Justiee
Walter. IL appeared that Dou glas lives near
SEEMING brioge. and MS place was trespassed
IN the eastern section of the city. douglas tied
the cow up, and Nash finding where she Vas
went there and released her, taking down some
returned and abused Douglas The 1ustias
after hearing the evidence, fined Nash 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

We will offer for sale, ut public auction on the
premises, on Monday. Nay the 7th. at So O'clock
p; m, Lot No in SQUARE No. "A, fronting IS feet
9tBches on north II street, between 24th and ssth
streets and running back 100 feet % foet slIey
and improved BY . two-story frame dwelling, con,
tanning four rooms "
Terms 0ne.third cssh; and the residue st three
and six months, secured BY deed Of trust on the
premises.
stamps and conveyaucing at purchaser cost.
my SIT j. U. MCGUIRE 90 Aurfs f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04
llY c. W. BOrELER, Auctioneer
ID $40 d street, bet Heen lOfh md iIth
DYW. D. LEWIS q CO., Auetioneer,.
ID No. 500 Pennsylysuis avenue

kNLNlNG SAILS.
THIS and EVERY EvKElNG the week, vs
shall sell. st our store, frat class Selection Cd
Fancy and Staple Goods, In every variety
ap O-6t wB LEWIS A CO. luct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04

FOR SAIL so.e q o. Ilpse Ssar.Sis Pho.
u PITY eyer easEsd is Wsski sstos esty sst ~
on stA. 10Th, end = cts. north and masv 10 -
Grsst street, which street runs through tie
Of the square, from 9th tn 10th street veSt Poe
particulars iequire ut once, { 90 d a Scx sfS
And Sth sts, back 81 The Pateat oHAos at aai
ee!oc2 =. Al ooevsysscias and sts,1Ss It tAs
aASf0 Jas. f0WLIs, Pre,srty Ase,k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-04
QS1 WANTED. Oop

The Pioneer Of Stamping, having nev facilities for
STAMPIN6,
WIDTH for SKIRTS and PANTRLETs.
ao !s.n;. sS4sS y ss:
Job. We are weekly in receipt Of new Patterns Of
the latest designs and by the aid Of new mach
We are prepared to stamp ANY pattern brought On.
AZ We Are the sniy practical 4tamIers here We
city over TO get cheap stamping, when they can
come to the 0aly place for an assortment Of Pat
terms not excelled In New York
WILLIAM PRINCE,
3s1 street, opposite Patent Once
Shswls, for sale. mo- nj
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
coMMeRclAL.


VvERxLY pQARKET REPORT.
os,,cs DAvssrosr Os.ocsAf,l
Tssesay svssins. De-. 4s0' 's'o'' :
nssaa ~ eii.se.
0seas. paper, SlsW
bbi 6ll.So.
Whelssals loess pes bbl leee:
Ueas MsAl-Ne. l pr busbsl s1t Gu.
WaRA9.-Rsceipes snall end psieec urm.
No. l new brings el.e0 PET oos rel
No. 2 nsw ol.6O0ol.e0. REJECTED vl.4V.
CoaS.-Ne. bsings SooA0 cts PEI
bushel. Old 60 sts.
OAsa-A fair quality brings s5 cts.
BAnlsv.-Posv se--good soe.
OnSoaa-26D4
PofA.eea-Nsw, wholesale IS 0S0e. retail
81.
Eoea-Pss dos. 0oStcts.-vsfy scaTcs.
1,nrss.-Pse psund $3.50 ets.
Cassss. .--l703Octs.
Wsirs psAss.-Dull, prime navy 500
ol.25. .,.
uixed 60, Upland Prairie. SlOOolS.
CoAL.-1Se at 1eilrsa1 Dspss; i5s q
Pssu CeAL-At he yard. 80 sts. Dc liv
Hoxsr.-Easy and demand large. New
York Exchanes buying - par. selling ae I
premium. Chicago buying ss ! d'eeooss,
selling 1t ! premium. st. Louis, buying
Il l discount. selling pssmiuo. 1909
8 per cent psemium. Prices gssssned BY
eeeteru markets. Os@and for compound
uterest notes acsive.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

Busixrss. and others vi o
desire 10 have their books posted. accounts
drawn of, or bills made out. can have II
done IN perfect manner and at fair figure
-Addreas p. O.. box S22.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

LoUIsviLLs, Nov -.
Gen. Van Schober. Of Thosuas' STAT. len
oc n mission South with ssaled orders.
y. B. Duke Who MAS brought from Mount
Sterling to day, has been committed to the
military prison. lie 10 said u have killed
tx persons. Gen. Davis transferred Duke
10 the civil authorities.
Gen. Whipp g who has just returned from
the South. reports the f.ering growing more
hostile ST.. the lac Republican successes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
CITY NOTICES.

J.T. Temple, Gardener and Florist, oos.
ath and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. snv26-ly
NEw GooDs! NEw Goops i-Willson 10
receiving an extensive addition to his stock
OF Jewelry Clocks, W atches, solid and plated
Silver Ware, etc. Call and make selections.
IMMENSE SrocK.-At No. 13, Metropolitan
Block all who have not visited this new store
should do SO At once and take advantage Of
the rare bargains. Remember the zone price
store"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

TnE attention Of our readers il directed
to the advertisement Of J. b. Hood I Go.
in another coluun. This 6rm 10 possessed
Of abundant capital and experiences, and
should any one desire to establish favosa>
blc business relations with New Orleans
house, We do not believe they can 6nd its
Superior,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

CiNCtxNAff, Dec. 4.
A terrible accident occurred 1t DAnvills,
Ohio. about . o'clock this morning. The
large iron bridge ACROSS the Musk'nEum ~
that place. broke down. carry ing With il The
morming pa --snser train, bound east. Par.
ucuI.rs have not yet been received; but il
Is supposed that large number Of lives
were lost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

NEw ILLuslxAroa.-By . patented pro-
cess Of distilIation, &c.. . new burning auid
is now made from bexuine and naptha, snd
. much brighter light. it is cIainsd, b pro-
duc,d at . greatly reduced cost, end With ,
positive security agasast explosions. This
new Hu,d is known - carbon fluid, and -
manufactured in this State BY D.S. Hawley Z
Co., for whom Messrs. II. r. Z D. B. Browu.
Of LcClaisc, are agents. This oil II now Tor
>alc by dealers in this city and ELSEWHERE,
and will be furnished wholesale 10 any quAn.
titles on orders directed to D. 8. Hswlsy I
Co.. LeClaire, lows. novl6-dtf
PERsoxAL-It his been stated that eus
EXCELLENT telegraph operator. NJ. Harry Nat
lock, had retired from the Davenport once
to 60 to Chicago. It il . pleasure 70 stats
that such Is not the case. He 10 now 1t hi,
posi- and will serve the public satisfactorily
when the line is in working order.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

Eronr. r.nouK LsAors.-On Wednesday
evening the Eight hour League will hold .
mS1{ing At Lahr.nann's Hall for the purpose
Of electing officers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

For pseAection frsm the ahose, ea1lcn r
SIMPSON Z co. and take out Pslicies in
.Ahose ~ - fns1sance Compasles repre-
ssatsd By .hem. Where the assured par.
eidpaAe in a. Pro6se et the conpanies
without iocusiWe any liability. Odics No.
~ o6aay -. at.e sPs.e>d1y.
80 eoanorsss T. "A Ssw weeks sidcs We
acesdentslly encosasered friend whom we ha
not prsvisS. n seen for veae We remembered
hia - langsid. dsbilitassd dyspepsic he nov
appeared the very indicAtioa Of h alth and
strength After the usual sAlstssiona. wsasA ed
him, what had bee sme Of hrs Dyspepsia
"Ky Dyspepsia" repeated he, u wonder; INV
Dyspersia! Why, you muss - dfeauaing ~
jok.ce l never had she Dyapepesa On re
miud'ug hsa of the faet that he ha1 been. with
u our certsia memory. aeriessiy a0icted With
THE Aisordsr. he laaskissiv apotsgised, stating
thaA - bed 6eea II ~ hahts Tor oasy years ct
takinR nuson'e 0elom 0lsssas. cad hat in
esAsclusaee ssjsys1 susA psrsent hsslth. that
= e - !ssser dysysysis sad debility. he
reilly .sAsa issgstasa u. +"
Msw York Depot, IS Hsdscs Street.
For sale q wholesale and retail, by Beid-
srbeeks 4 Miller. Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

Jusr rnE PLACE.-Child 1 Co., ars pss>
pared to boot and shoe the entire populatioa
Of Davenport on short notice and in the
most approved manner. They are constaae-
" receiving large additions to shcir stock,
which enables them 10 keep the very bsse
and {, sell At prizes which defy competition.
To satisfy yourself, give them call. price
the goods, aud you will want no others.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

VIZ are requ state that meeting
of the members Of the old North Davenport
Musical Association, and al others Interest,"
ed. will be held at the School House, in Dis
'r,ct No. 4, on Tomorrow (ruescay) evens
inr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

A Coop THIxG.-It is good thing to be
we'll dressed. Fa.hi,n. says Sam Perry.
obliges ne to keep the best workmen and
make my goods out Of the best materials. A
glance at his stock will convince the most
skeptical ofthe truth Of. the assertion. Goats,
pants, rests, ETC., Of evcrv kind and style.
furnishing goods in endless variety. Bot
the most l,adng feature Of the establishment
is the tailoring department, wnese the most
unshapcly forums are made to conform to
fashions mould. All this 10 done q No. A5,
Brady st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
CT TY 1T r NJ =.

UsE Lallemand's Specific for Rheumat sm
Gout and Neuralgia. Iteffectually destroys
oil poison in the blood. and performs rad-
lcal cure. Read tes,imouisls elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

MORE PARKS. We understand that the
Fire King Buys are to &c. up big skating
park on the river, on their own hook, ior the
purpose Of raising funds for the pur. .,ose Of
building new Engine house.
It is said that Capt. Andreas, also, intends
opening Gne river park. in case his bluff,
park is not readily flooded. lie: EN- slide !!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
LOCAL IT6Mo.
Card Of Thanks.
Rssd What prominsnt citizen q Dsven
port says:

Uss ~. t
DAvsxPoaf. Nov. Il, 1893.
., p. JsAs n. Bisol-DsAi sss s:-Is a.
49, peat pleasure y give IN ~ test.
O0y,0 mvoe Of Lallsoasd's Rheumatic
h. Nenrs'sis Speesee. hsviss given il
- ena been greatly benefited hereby
For long time I vas afflicted with the
8psmasiam. and soosht relief u the hands
Of the best physieisns. and slso by using
nuassoes patent nScdieiDss which wese asid
10 Be infaliible remedies. but i,hout any lsst
tng benefit At LIST, vas induced 10 try
Lallsmaad's Specific, and shortly after. to
~ surprise and pleasure. found myself rep
tidy Improving. continued to take il lew
weeks snd the rssult Vas perfect and per
msnent cure. ] must earnestly urge al who
ase similarly afflicted to try this remedy
| considsr u priceless medicine.
Yours truly.
JosgPa A. LsCLArRR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

SANDY llook, Dec. 4
The steamship Scotland, before seported
as here on middle ground. has sunk. The
wind was blowing b'iskiy from the South
East. with heavy sea Oh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

Nev Yoa9, De-. 4.
CsGAeo-ouioA q elsfOaoa A.. trst
nssr-Dsll e. .lee eiSs lsver. = 5000 g
~ 3, q. q.
WSee1 -vsey dull 80 1o1s Dsvss, = o9.So
~ - Ae. olnill, - o91l ~ H. . -.
s--sla - e''l'1''ss Selss - ~
6s5Ss' s's5 ~ s5.:s. : = *sssi Il Si;s';s; s f.
GA3pD1ag 0fao1 Veo6eeo b 49,.
Oae-Oull - oO~ss, . siOeos Sse Chieegs
Pesk-1eavy. uueettled and lower, q e9l.75
Oo1AU Sss reeulse md eaah, nsw mss eiosing
6 eo3.O enoA. -
Oue 0eooD = Ou1l aod heavy.
vs;.1S~ss,s !vsss;1s;::ss ! -!.''sssss,fS, Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

~rcrwo vrN.s CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
~InV All rrrsons desirous OF having IN
....:.u.;., ~ k apcve kind established Y"
IL = eisy sss rsessa.sd 10 rnees i tse noom. O
- Asscciesed Copgrets ssxt Wednssdss ese-
m. ~ s leaS. q ~ -. a-c3-dsd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
DAVENPORT, IOWA. TIL $DAY.

Petroleum Qaid ! sicr.r cr,a. md "a, =,
refrcd in bond. e'u"e ""e osc ior
LAs nAaxrrs.
Four-Closed he a., ooe,eo., -,
wheat-Cioscd a ana sa,as -
Corh-C,osei n dun 3pd sSaac lower.
80 A. - AeVJ ana lower new mess
lard--ci0'sd ssed y u iahGlA
aerk Stock Market.
e,o.A. h..~. r Ssw Yoax, Dec l.
Aoney 6Q7 oer 80
St.rliag duh M i.0k.
"''' opened q si-eiH. closed as ei.4oX.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

FrUn new lSon0on.
NEW LONDON. CoxN Dec. y.
A man named James Welsh Vas murder
I'd on John street in this city last night, ~
Thomas Daily, ~ho stabbed him in the a.
domcn. The assassin has been ari ested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

Lives there man or woman
With Teeth snl Breath 30 bad,
That never TO themselves hath said
How can improve their condition.
To ali auch We wonld say,
Gu at once to the Druggats. ask for
the best article in the line,
And he wil: frankly tell you
Use RoQers fragrant Odsnto1ins.
Sold BY Druggists, Perfumers and Fancy
Ooods Dsalors. s, N
Evear lady should keep bottie Of the
Eclectic Clsanssr" always in the house. -
A single trial ~ill convince the most obsti-
~ un6sllesess that these y @ hunbsg
aboue u.
Sold By all druegisls and yseoera
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

nsCesh : Odiesns. 81 Bsdy street. have
peoolso4 lAeos aseestosae Of The latest
eaA 0eee fashionable vartstieo ~ Skstss.
including the Ns~ York. Club. London
Club and Rosewood Monitors. Price, from
GltY eenNa 70 llfieen d1llara.
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PAsM Soar, OLD RE~wN wirpsoR.
pUns 0lyoxniNE. PrTnr LINZ CosnEr'C.
Ths mos: popular, most pure and desirable varic-
ties nov before the public.
OUR PALM 0OAP
10 an enttsely new preparation. and 10 made from
Palm Oil. bleaehed without acids ccuicals Of any
hind: warranted pure. Il 10 the vxsY nest.
Bumhsms . Van Scbaack. Chicago. Wholesale
agcuts ior tho Northwest Sold by druggists every
whcse. Manufactured by McKcone. vsn lfaagsn
Co., 81 South Front street. Philadelphia. ana Chns.
Mckeone, - Barclay 81. New York. spsi TN
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CHARGES roR STORAGE .c

Inspection. ,oa.
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0soss9e Ike ii;ii:;;.;aHs =, 49,; loo ma
kc y bushel for every su6seousn. 10 A.. sno ~
ffac:ienai part thereof A' uAss' or
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ley. ne y oashel; Cosn, lc do !; Oats. Mc dc .
y seSs.i JApsa.acess s.s- Ave. We 6S .
0eeSey lxc DO 70 within limits bounded nor.h
b. NORTH Aarkes street, west By fiiteru,i. street
south y Chcateap Avenue. 10 baik or IN ssct
l4s II 0esAsl h,yOe1 above limits &c do. n
9as! =. Louis depots. g. y 100 rs.
AZ Drsy sgs from ths Elevator controlled BY
The Company. BY order Of the Hoard. =
AprsS-dIr JOHN P. NMlTH. Sec'y
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Hrnr n cnes ior Circular. terms and te,ritcH .,o
5'3 GOODMAN CO.. Pubsisners. ~; : sS.,w E.i,v
Houss Place, ChicAGO. .--- = -
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Issrrurioxs ron rms DiaEcrosY. Mr..
Root requests % to say. that all matter ior
the Institution Department Of the Directo-
~ must bs handed in soon 70 receive IN.
sertion. We hope that pastors Of churches,
and Secretaries Of the va,ious organizations
Of the city will not delay until it is TOO
late.