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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-27

REruRsED.-Hon. ]. B. Grinnell passed
through this city Saturday morning IN route
to his home in the town which bears his
name and which he founded. Inasmuch -
Congress will, doubtless, adjourn this week,
the Congressional labors of Mr.. Grinnell may
be considered ended for the present session.
Throughout that session Mr.. Grinnel has
labored faithfully and successfully against the
efforts of Mr.. johnson and his supporters to
throw away or turn TO ashes the fruits of oil
the long years Of war against rebellion and
treason. He did not leave his post to can
vass his district for q re nomination, as did
Kasson. Had he done so, or made the slight
est possible effort, he would to- day be the
candidate for election 10 the 10th Congress
from the Fourth District But better than
all political preferment-even than the Gov
ernorship of Iowa, for which he has already
been announced by friends in different parts
of the State, but wholly without his knowl-
edge-better than all the plandits Of the PEG.
pie, however sincerely given these may be,
is the consciousness of duty we'll performed.
For this his return home will be to Mr. Grin
nell pleasure unequaled by that of any
previous occasion, while his welcome BY his
constituents will be increased in heartiness
and zest by recollections of Rousseau bru.
tality and owardice.-Dare,sport Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-27

CgLGATEg AROMATIC vsGEfA M seAP
A superior Tstlet SSap, prepared fron refined
Vegetable Oils in combination With Glyserfns,
and especially designed sr ths uss u Ladies and o.
the Nursery. Its perfume is sxeusitY, and its
Ing properties unnvAed. FOR sale by all drugEists-
febI2dkvlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-27

! On ar the srandsst outspoksn dsnonsesar
sioas Of public feeling that has besn NOV
Is Warrington for yean took place = =
ophsns' Fair building, on Thursday evening
Th.u...;r~ ~, called only on the 18th; it
la been advertised in but ono pVWsfyss =
vas such IN enthusiastic demonstration =
he "Bread and Butter brigade mightlsfy IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-27

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-27

A CROWK OF GLORY.
EVERY. MAN. woman And Child Who has u.ed
STERLING'S AMBROSIA
Il willing to recommend Three years rapidly ia
ereasing sale have made the Anb fAous all Over
the world.
1T 10 WARRANTED TO PLEAsE.-
II cures Itching Of the Head.
II makes New Hair grew on Raid Heads
II prevents the Hair from Falling Out
II renders this HAIR eofs and Glossy
0ssnss ths Scalp; ccols the Heated Brow; Rssasvss
DsndruH; Cures Nervous HesascAe: Cures Rs,daesa i;
Insures Luxurant Locks Inclipes Hair 70 Curl; anpe
sedes Wigs; Kills Hair Dstsrs Good s6sct apparent
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrcsia will suit you to +. Elegantly put M
Oscstsly Perfamed Pstronised by o1era Singers and
Actsessss Sold In splendid boxes or rtops contain
ing tsc large bottles-Na 2 for morning, No / lpy
evening"
THERE - NO MIsTAxH ABOUT r..
erxRLINGs ANBR0sIA IL the te.t, .oss awr,..b,,
and effective toilet in the world. To prove this try
carton. =
Sold By Druggists,
oteFlingAt AnSFetia nansfaetusins Cenpaa
010 Fulton 0tssst, Nev Yssk.
ocsl7-dAwly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20

our cAuIr CORRESPONDENCE.

The Captured ship Tornndo-War Feeling
Towards the South American Republics.
.sf4fa4a., fme .eftNer,iI CADix, Oct ~, 1860.
The Tornado, captured by tho Spanish fgate Corona
suspicion OF being Peruvian vessel remains al
her anchorage the Carraea navy yard. The Eng
llsh governments has demand for her release
the ground that she British property; but the Spanish
government have not, a. yet acceded to the request
but submitted the question 70 tho Admiralty Court Of
this province There doubt Of her real character
but like ths shsnandoahs and Aiabamas Of the late
federacy she 10 protected attempted 10 be, BY the
sgis Of English neutrality. a8fl3aW i8tfEbz
Every here almost sck Of the squabbls between
the government and the choleric republics OF South
America but there Is no ssn or settlement Spain d
standing on her dignity and the republics ambitious
OF making name ffaaare 49, 8srrl4or'fl f a
Tho Blanca one Of the vessels engaged In the attack
on Calao arrived q Ferrol few days ago The inbab
itante OF that thriving village have almost gone crazy
with joy arrival Tho oces have been ieasted
and s'huFrahed,p the crew are 70 receive sx months
leave Of sbsencs and the captain about TO be received
In Madrid by the aldermen and ell the other functionares
Every Corporation nom Bilbao to Gibraltar has sent
congaiulasry addresses 70 Msndss Nsnsz and he has
answered every one OF them When he arrives antic
psts general illumination md day Of great rejoicing
uss fesa dsa Il will then b difbcul. v maintain my
gravity, but shall try. s..- $3.50.
Another Of the vessels engaged 10 pounding the caao
Custom House IL expected here and all are preparing 70
reward the noble mariners We are not ungratefui FOR
small favors n~H GMW sFeWIE EsEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20


inhedi- aNa 81 ssctsM sea0
Roumans the patriotism you have displayed In the
brilliant 10 all the principal epochs Of your
history has preserved to you uninured the sacred in
herance Of your forefsthenA a. Roumanian iaterand
Recently again this patriotism Of yonr enabled you 10
understand tho true iutsrcsts OF you country, and
moved you unanimously 10 proclaim the hereditary
character OF your throne and constitutional form OF
government. by this means you have connected Tree
dom with stability, and secured rapid and nnnler-
ruped development Of all vital elements OF the land
Roumans Your fervenf wishes are now fulfilled Your
elected sovereign has received tho Official intelligence
that he has been recognized by the Sublime Porte and
the other Powers VIII also doubtless no longer delay 70
recognize the work OF your endurance and moderason
remark with JOY that the sublime Porte, while admit.
ting the sincerity Of your Intentions and the caimness OF
your attitude, at the ssme time In your RATIONAL
strength and tho maintenance Of the relations
which draw "a near 70 ~ = Rcwens guar y,
my journey 70 oonssastinopIe q personally as-'
SURE his Majesty the SULTAN Of tie hEh regard ws
shall Always entertain for the treaties thai have settled
our relations 70 Turkey ~ well 70 receive norn his
Msesty. On The other hand the of his sim
osrsst good will for she prosperity and the rights "
RonmaniA depart with full security IN tho future
for know that yonr blessings VIII follow svcry-
where leave behind with you my memory and all my
househoad You have summoned ms 70 be your sovcr-
egn, and As the voice Of the people the voice OF God
cherish the fullest hope that the Almighty will support
me IN the endeavon shall mover be tired u uniting
With yoam 70 promote the progress and The increase u
our country. &c.. e.4s.e. rs CHARLES.
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Brlu.A preparation. 70 u.., q. oa,sr.-L,

British Preparations. "a Meet ss Outbreak,
fnubl'n Nov o. correspondence ~ f1Hdgn lime
"A |. snsoane~f tbsa III. krsc4tye In irsisDa ~
quietly pfefarns l0f AM aitsmgs phlrh nay gose ~
=. ale n frslasd ~ the r.sisn@ cvrhg sbs pr~esrt
w..eT noms u tlss ni.ltsy tsffsEka - plaeed
IA stAta n fsfrscs wliis The nssfrolyian Enies o
being usr~fy dfn ~ 10 tho u utsss snh ssvolses
tie bgdy lksy " ~ called On IN The sysnt Ola
Fsnlan dssurbane@ - eep> mcfe iwu~fis,<Iy wlft IA
70 IA forssn@d v. sna0absaiy sooa " - fsf'
wAfusd
Al lls time thoss who bsvs god otp@vssxlti..
~ luSglg the matter thai there Zee. - ihr
slightest aprrehsnsl0n ~ 'ffsing TIE bansh
lsxf~rr ID. rsDd fs<s~<s ~ osss~ snd lsns sgrn
ADD samncr sosrcsrsllon u otAsf e0nsyfalor uDdff
the power ~ me Hssp~r~en at eonvsyng esv~-e lss
70 he die aud als1seefea sttnss ~1e Afvesh
DdoleD<s dissontsnt ard ntata1os 10 Iqsof, 1s sfsr
ready N s~~fy eossssy toan s9ch hoJ~is ssb~ssss
a iLf FsnAa crs
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slanderoas mputalon a. ever directly or ipdree,lv
houaying principle or friend and ! can safely
trust 10 time to prove that I have baen hssaly
inaligned During the past twelve months /
have boon very seriously injured Ia health and
business but almost prostraie am can wiih coz
na.nce DEFY any or ali OF my assaiianls to show mo
guilty of dshonosablc ACT In pecunarv analrs IN
s"aa OF gaining ~ my connection with alleged Fenians
nave been considerably loser. la fact for INV own
use never got penny Of what is usually styled Fcnian
mousy. never, BY any act or document o. mine com
p,o"Aea The safety OF single fr.sId and though did
Pean suny had peculiar reasoLs for dong 40 which
am ready 70 give al tn proper time and which 1 am
SURE shall do INC no discrsditb
mhen Hopper left tho Jan ne was advised 20 keep in
that advice ~ '.'' fe''''e ''""w
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degag6 grace Of eighteen sumnsra Then again,
sacssn always commend industry, hsrs noticed ina.
ofessmakeH without any notion o. measure suon
mistakes "a this occur Paris where the art Of dress
ncienl have Imagined that they may exist In New
York and have summed up the following Indication Al
nxed rules for short fossyeass = ,aE ,
Every breadth should be cue aslant, even were the
stun but half yard wide. Tho width round the bot
tom OF entirely fat skrt should only be ten cent?
no oneer quite young should wear their skirs has
In the 'front.' and on the edea but allow two deep plas TO
ss 4 s
width Of sored dresses mot tsrsausi r metres sad
The new winter ,tufted cloths have come out in all
shades though black 10 preferred for prevailing pale
T.: fSs BE-, Sss s e much S sc
ego Wf b tbs richest material for fun drea II h osten
ribbed win velvet In the newest shades. which are
called golden rain, pupfurne CUR and peach glow.
Circulars Of any OF these produce q noss sampsuous
The three different fawn tins nov 20 fashionable have
received somewhat Singular denominations, thus The
hghtest lawn ID called Bismarck in Bad Humor the
second, degree darker, bismarck Very Crcea and
the darkest shade OF all bismarck Very Bad After
this II would Be we'll give up lawns shere 70
many other statesmen who show tantrumAa lmay
= me- n s ns,s@
% = popular Is "Lsmbers. bas ~ means About ~
fsw splendid toilets have len Paris Tor Tsn,ares
child Three days Of unequalIed psgsanssy ass 70 be
The Venetian ssys q ali the mon elegant drss.es was
-slashsd sans Genos vsives Aaltsse lace
medieval jenkins, and other. very tight or very wide
Jewess sleeves One ball dress viii describe from
among large number Of short tartans, which arc 70
be worn only by dancers and feauly long train robes
covered with ruche, embroidery, tus tuftsd chenille
and marnbonk '... $500.
Tho robe admired the most was made Of straw
colored poult dc SOLE but Of the very ghtsst shade
almost cream color II was cut low, princess form and
scoloped round the shoulders, the sleeves were mere
breteles the front overlapping ascoop the back
The front width trimmed with embroidered vine and
leaves In all the autumn tnts here and thero rich
pie or green berry peeped sometimes from under light
green leaf, or lay cluster Of darker oneA The
fruit and leaves worked with coored floss silks
The same pattern continued behind round the train
The headdress to this composed Of frosted vine
leaves and the earrings were enameIeds grapes aco
under chemseo was the most useful part OF the body
The most approved style Of hair dressing 10 - mar
teaux," which means rolls OF curis pinned up at the
ends and placed In tapeng rows with gold cord or vel
vet rouleaux between. ISL .. t.,1 n4tt ~ tst.f
There In nothing IN "toettes de VILE" since my
last browns and blues continue TO meet with universal
favor and while am mentioning these serious shades
j cannot refrain from saying that know some who
stepped in both the 'browns and 1.-THE blucs' scir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20

which are si sx hundred wounded spldisn His visit
was very careful aad minute one.s Like n Prague ne
spoke 70 many Of The poor fellows whom verify o.
eve, II 70 iao by their looks found more good
and strength in tosc few words than In whole weeks
ration Of medicine Come Of the barracks were also
visited To sec ali would have been impossible, oonsid
proportion y civilian inhabitants 70 the military being
but one TO three :. 49, 49,. a -.
This asnoon the Emperor win proceed by rail 70 PAR
dubltz Aheuee by carriage to Chrudu, where he will
stop for the night then continue his Journey towards
Vienna easy sages and with numerous stoppages at
towns through which the railway does not run LIS
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE
sus raran unsa rastppxmsu.

rraff.i Number Of Wrecks fvs.s ~. gass
Gale. TIE North rsrsiiss Coast Reported
Awe with Disabled se.s~ls and Wrs.tsr-
Arrival sf steamer. " Dsssvsss az shs,s 80
Goal LARGE -hipmests North Of e.as-sssx
Cannon Iapsr'sss s~I~ - Ovdss.ee. A..
Fouss-~ hnsros soy ". lea
Fts rscsnt heavy EAls~ are pssinsias V fhp- tss~
fsis 10 vr~ssd snd a,~~tlsa vessels, AID ese end
probably oct zee - from 81 ssoo~ps. to-, hsvs
r~sssllsa aioos oar ssilrs Aussie o@sl "rbs l~~h
fsi 81 -rscss bssvssn Gag Hsny and csps Hat
lsss ~ afssrssaa N sI.s,s.s ~ eSsrss III. srssi -
is.sn o. sosos.hs hypsrooAsAii hot u sses- sss~
ere a. 80, .EalT sl@acoass ssd oslsr, OF. beng
sfrTfsr " vfsst ~ her carSy-s snf srytfp log n
,ass Tbsrs -tre 40 aSrss q eisv~s~ 90 sss ~ ss-,
xDA n ihtss kad tssn fBs~t ca ~ us
rsath a an ssans, The resfr.i -rfss ~ csnss
" 80 ,hst - i.ss sra rsideusiy nssriy zee n,.@
cssl.saee rsssisy 80 sais~sr. la>ss GA s~s.
ygn ~ y ~ fw srlrssess tefI ress ~sA,sst L.,
,sssssin. -. = 90 snsss save ..y sssspnss sss
y shssssf sSa w@s fss ikls sao~slse
rnl.sa s,.lss r,ssss egiis' ssnshs c.gs4lI E.,ss.
Srusrr, !, ~, 80 20 e..a -, s.,. Sc sss -
10 Aerfos for ragsr~ As~ ross s~smss. ss yas.a
s s.r T., Sc sS. -. c 30 80 ~ ~, =. tx
- so-fSs y ~ 30 es1~s rhs rS7an w~assss ssai
s.,y -. go. -. ,.s.. = hoe ss..ss. Ass,. ~.
,~@ s.s on@s. sasvss 70 % Ssssss ,sss.vas, .l.-
ne gaze = ~ grsfny n.sai vtl& ~ Hs,tssss 49, -
posiior a tsr szis tss csb~vv,~~ suffered % diva
sUvyTso sxvso~ MN
lsast seA.s<s~s. . Nosfsls gss<kars brs,sg 80
rissf rns Ieqgttfiy 500 ~ ard lnsgrtosrsfis y
',sss.s, se.,,r = ,hsss ssesrfess " ~ y. I.
bngr s<k <>n1saosx sAsneE fas AortIstb G1sssss.
ard hss abr ~bscnsu 10 The tsy Lsrles ssms ttfT~
hyn<f~f nsnr1s Hso9~shsv - shfr Ths yssr~ss'<rss
~tsn hsss rsf~ss~s ana vtask fs.ny ass - sssnar
ctAfss1~f. sits>>xh he da<~ % ss~u . 800 m.fs.
...h =. y. vrsssa = y, SsAls,ss. ? $3.50. -
t~wr.
nTssf asfx a. chfN4ffs i.
Dtrnf Ne Cbmxg vsex nsfH = = 1870 80
fsr~ sf eydttrss - 80 .ossrs tsst sfA<rsf 'sA
pos. rnm~. mDsssis shet. detL tmt@r s~F~~ -
swx6S are ne ts.< - 49, - tbs FfafH@~1 - -
ths fnxl 80 80 - swnsS efdnsS<s tiefts ~ ~
f0 4se t1ES have tsse - si.Ans I~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20

Let anticipate then tho violent oounsels II don
napt party concnAtory overtures which would be- ap
preeiated by the whole nation. We have Foreign Sec
rotary who not only free do 80 without sacrifice
OF personal dignity but enjoys the credit both AZ
home and abroad OF being superior to national pseu
dces such opportunity AZ Lost, may not recur he
o. that now psndiag and 70 make It's settlement impos
slbe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20

r!nuun lNov 81 correspondence q London Post
.ne corporal punishment lately Inflicted ON urv.s~
uric Llsh!yteyenh regiment FOR Fsslsnlsm hsviss
ophtsa n' ~ submit TO medical treatment after rees,
my !" .. hss been reported well again. a.d IN .bs
cnos o. tne troos stationed the Royal lsyr.rr yea
.eioAy anaeiNsn, me further dcgradathn o being
unmnsa OUT Aerowd had collected 4 tho irout
by his being marched The Military PRISON the hack
way, hsse 70 undergo the term Of HIS lmprlspmsni
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lDuihn lgO, a ooussponaebcf ~ fotfon rusi
Gsosts Bopp~r he broshss is-lsv a s,~pAsDs sfo
pissa~d sslty Al th~ lssS sp~rs COrn i-ios tf,is
easy " irdclmsnt shsyrns han VITA b~fng mem.
her a NC fscisn cnsyis1ys ss1 go s~utssc~s " "a
soft tsrm q toe ssfs lfyT~ou,ssi bal nho 49,
y large w oon~eqgspss ~ bis b~sl,b bsvns bfoksn
~ kss lors lssIer 10 tie pap@r dsnyibs
u< svrr nx1 bs h. Nss Ysss ssliss.
az The slsbososabiss riss ., Brush sgy Tie
q. y nsshsn. wso nsssfse De- &ss1 ts&s fs ~sss
lee sfsui lha street, a Dsoilh-risyiLx IT, spJ, n
eSsrp~ss sbs psmess be !, sps IN de Na~tsss q
xnssny setsss IL i1pstts 90 pretty freely sn&ff II
ne trns ~ pssxfsf ruity the w. sxsse xrns wmh
NE stverr neat - fsssshs y scn~ u tLs n
ns Isss1 sssAGa4lsE ~ Sac tea, " ssys Ne
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The IAsHioHs.
OUR plss FASHIONS CORRESPONDENCE.

A Coup D'Etat in silk Fabri~s-Piain Silks
Voted Ost-Cut Of the New Materiais-Th q
Patterns 90 be Weven ma LyOns-TastefnI
Trimnsisas Hints About skirts and How "a
Cat Them Winter Cloths and PsIetot--
Toilets for a Rotb-rhiId, &c. st ~
49,, race
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der aich from pselars, ~ ospter - vpcvy ne
fv.c- % trv< anspss q Prso StnlW q Heksn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-25
GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY
~ RAILROAD PROPERTY

QAcs Of ASST Q. M. U. s. MI. X. r., $50 a,l
Mn De sold at PUBLIC Auctisn, At ALEXAN-
Ance OF United States Military Railroad Property
remaining on hand st that place consisting in part
Two second GLASS servfoeable Locomotive Dn-
glnes. MOTHS 4 Son, builders; gauge, feet 81
tnches.
One Tender Truck, two small Truck Cars.
One hundred pairs second hand Car Wheels en
Seventy tons ct" Railroad Iron, rs lbs. 10 the
yard.) nearly new; fifteen Stoves, two 6fteen-ton
Hydraulic Jacks, ten tons unser vtoesble Railroad
Iron.
Is tons Wrought and CAST Scrap Iron, second.
hand Railroad Spi kes, Chairs, Rubber Loops road
Axes, Mauls. Platform snd Counter Soales, Lam
terms Oars, Desks, Tables, and Q artesy Of other
articles; also,
Nine Frame Buildings.
Sales to commence at 10 O'Clock O. n, ct the
Military Railread Wharf, where the Locomotiy es
Railrosd Irsn, and Oar V heels are stored The
balance of the articles 0l be sold at the Railro DAD
Supply Store, near the Orange and Alexsndris
Depot.
Will also be sold ct PITTSBUR0 PA, st IN
O'Clock Q. m. on TUESDAY, August IS,
Eleven new Box Cars, five feet gnage; Pennock
& co, keRnet Square, Chester county, Penn,
Terms Cash, in Government funds,
Any further information relative TO the Proper-
ty viii be furnished on aPpp.iiOpr 5. MS ONCE.
Brevet Major and A. Q. M, e. 5. Army,
l-f1srh @'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-25
ID IOHNOHD, FREDERIOKsBURG AND Pc
II TCMAC RAILROAD,
re TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssnday Q. m. excepted.D

The quickest and most direct route 70 Richmond
We and the South. Wis the Potomac
steamers from si.thSsreet Wharf, se4AS
Warrington, to Asuis Greek en40 y
Richmond, Fredericksburs and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from Aquis Greek To Rich.
mopd We, connecting there with trains on the Rich.
Iono ana fetersbsrs and Richmend and Danvflie
Railroads: fer Petersburg, Weldon. wilmi ngton,
Ealeigh, Greensboro, Salisbury, ChArl otte and
Chester, &. O..
Steamers keypert and 9. Vanderbilt leave sixth
Street " harf daily (Sunday morning exoeptedD &C
9 o .. n. and p. N, and arrive In Richmond %
THROUGH 10 RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and NJ Hs0rs Quicker than
any ether koute.
Be sure md get Through Tickets vie Aaufa
Greek and Hrederioksburg, TO Richmond, ct the
COMPANY Once, corner Of Penna. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the bosts. Baggage chsoksd
through.
0nnibusses end Baggage wagons win be In
readiness TO convey passenge u and baggage BE-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers By this line pass By Daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have an opportunity Of VISITING
several battle eelds near IrsAsrtcksburs by STOP
ping IT that point
BreAkfast and sop 90 board Of 6teAmArs.
GEO. MATTIEGI:T. supt., Wsshington, d. q,
4ATTHEW CLARK, Agent; ws.hinston.
opSy GENERAL Passenger Ascent.
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ENIAENp INSURANCE. 60. OF WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
OFFICE No. 1, over Bank Of Washington.
oHARTlBED By CONGRESS, 1887.
..-............ ......SS ZOO Ooo
cCnfLUS 900
Property Of al kinds insured for Q year or les
period.
Builders risks granted On tie Nest favorable
erms,
No charge for policies.
JANES ADAMS. President,
Samuel Cropley, Esau Ptckrell,
Robert W hite, Of Georgetown.
Vim. Wilson, Thomas Parker,
John ID. Barclay. Richard Barry,
Sam1 Redfern, Chas W. Dayia
B. b. French, T. Ed. CLARK.
Andrew Roth we'll. OF washington.
The Directors in GEORGETOWN are aHthorfgSdyb9
the Board to renew policies and t1ke riskD Ia
GEORGETOWN,
ja Is eosm ABEL @. DAVIS, Sscry,
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HALL'Si YEGRrABLE
AICILIAN HAIR RRNEWEp

uAIh
has proved itself TO be the most perfect prspax stop
tor the hair ever offered to the public
IL 10 vegetable compound, and contains Ne In
Iurieus properties whatever
Color.
II will keep the hair from falling cut.
IL eleanses the scalp, and makes the hair son,
lHstrous and silkep.
IL IL . splendid hair dressing.
No person, cid or young, shonld fail TO use Is.
4EpICAl Authority.
~ Ask for Halle Vegetable sicilian Hair 10.
newer, and take no other.
2. p. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. H., PropFietors.
Tor sale BY all Dr1 RRists. IN 8.Ih,ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-25

TIE Inventor and Patentes Of the MINERAL
fLAIE TEETH, attends personally at<
MS once IN this city. Many persons can(f8
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, 0
these. 0si
Persops calling - my Office can be scconmods.
SIRE, but TO these whe particular. and wish the
puIeet, ciesnest, strongest aud most perfect dem
tore that art can procure the MINERAL TEETH
viii be more fnll, Warranted
koons IN this city-Ns 33S Penu'a avsaue. be.
Philadelrhia. oc % "
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A SUPERIOR RHMRpY.

We can oonscienrao usly nd 20 shoos sul
tenn4 nen distressing cough, III. e16lCK.
LANDS MELLifLUOus COUGH BALsAM
IL g1yes relief almost instantaneous and 10 Witha
bot the Aelhnuous Cough Balsam 10 enc Of the
st In use. and 10 ell that its yropri
last week, and found relief from most distressins
couch. tits prepared By Dr.. Strickland, No. 4 80
81 0hS aat SSr al: ale =,
wAITtg Drug Store, and CHAe. OHRISTI.
AAip, Sl5 Pa. avenue and SoN Ninth street.