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- Br aches OF srust-Trowsers on tick.
- Breekinridge and Mason are at N iaSara
@The days are one hour shorter.

- Br aches OF srust-Trowsers on tick
~Breekinridge and Mason are at Niagara.
0The days are one hour shorter
~T.e story about Blondin walking across
Toe Atlantic on the cable 10 all bosh.
~The theme OF one OF the young lady grad
uates OF Carleton Seminary, VT, was sskissIng -
~Judge Robert Guild has been pardoued
by the President ..f =
ga street car has been fired into bv ne.
Groes n New Orleans and one OF Z be passengers
killed. |.r - > :
~The big crops at the West indicate fall
IN prices. There 10 room for il.
ex-senator Poland has been nominated for
Congress In the Second distric, ofVermont.
phia Ohio. suicidaliy poured carbon oil upon
her kitchen fire, and of course the result was a
funeral. l, ..-
ga youny boy named Steele. of Madison.
Ind wac taken sick recently while s.pieking
bIackberries over the river and died before be
could ger home.
HThe Richmond colored population are
Yer, angry because General Terry won't al.
low them 70 play soldiers and halt people on
the streets
NAt q fire in New York on Tuesday even.
ing a man and two horses were burned q
death
syRents are so high in Mobile thar many
house holders threaten to live on the commons
in tents.
s~Tne wife OF the French Consul was &c.
rioasly wounded by stray shot during the
New Orleans riot. ~
nIThe mother Of Howell Cobb is dead. in
Atlanta. at "a. zpF
oITwo young men were lost in the Nam
moth Cave Kentucky. on Thursday, and have
net beer found. IL is feared that they feb IN 10
come Of the deep pits.
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A PRoLIFIC GRAIN OF WHEAT.

The Commissioner Of the General Land OF.
fee has just received a remarkable specimen
OF wheat, which attests the great fertility of
the lands in the great West The stool of
wheat received by the Commissioner contains
one hundred and sixty heads, all growing from
enc grain of wheat, and most of the stalks are
five feet in length. This specimen was grown
selected from large number Of similar stools
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IsTIMATl OFlArIoNs

MAJOR General Sprague, Assistant Conmis-
Toner Of the Freedmen's Bureau for the dis.
riet comprising Missouri, Arkansas, and the
Indian Territory, has forwarded to the Com
missioner his estimate of the number of ration
which II will be necessary to issue TO the desti.
TUE refugees and freedmen of that district in
the month Of September. He estimates the
number OF rations 10 be issued 10 whites as
500 and to freedmen 5000, making q total of
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The Freedmen's Bureau Trials In North
a. Carolina

RALKIGH, Aug. lO.-The Court Martial
which has been engaged here for six weeks in
trying army officers of the Freedmen's Blu /.
reau in North Carolina, on the charges raised
by Generals Steedman. and Fullerton, to .day
concluded the last case on the list, that of @.
j. Wickersham. he evidence in the six trials
which have taken place has been Of the high.
est importance, As exhibiting infinitely the
working Of the Bureau. All classes Of wit.
nesses have been examined. The forthcoming
trial Of Mr. Fitz, Nj. hayden, and other civil
ian agents before military commission, will
more fully exhibit the offences alleged against
them b. Gems. Steedman and Fullerton.
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The Cable Fleet,

HEARTS CONTENT, N. F., Aug The cable
feet will leave here on "Wednesday night. or
early on Thursday morning, for the spot
where the cable Of 1858 was lost. to endeayor
TO recover IL, and lay the balance OF the cable
II the effort Is successful. as is confidently
anticipated here and in England, there will
socn be two electric wires between America
and Europe.
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CHOLERA SPEcULAroEs.-Certaln parties in
The northern cities have been buying up all the
chloride Of lime in anticipation Of the spread
OF Asiatie cholera. The recent abatement
OF the disease, and It's appearance as an
epidemic, have "fioored'' these smart opera.
tors, and chloride is "a drug" The verdict
OF the public Is, {" served 'em right"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-10

IKE WEEKLY STAR Is now on our eoun ter
1or SAFE, and In wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing Its great variety Of reading matter.
capital story of Fashionable Life in Wash.
1ngton, entitled "Married Flirtation;'' the .Ro-
nance OF Death" or Romeo and Juliet in ST.
Louis; the Reform Riots in London: full partic.
1lais oitne New ORLEANS Riot; the Phiiadelphia
Convention. Council Proceedings; the White
House, Foreign, Domestic, Military Naval.
Departmental, and Local News; Agr,cnlturai
and Housekeeping Miscellany, and the latest
Ieiegraphic Dispatches from all quarters.
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BOUNTY CLAIMS

Lieut.. Colonel ]. L. Lee. Military Agent for
the State of New York, has announced that his
office is now prepared to receive all claims of
soldiers Of New York regiments for the add
tional bounty granted by the last session of
Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-10

TAD PRICE OF MEAT.-In the New Yorh,
livestock markets, on last Monday there wa !
another falii IN the price OF meat There was a
decline Of from three quarters to one cent a
pound, the cattle bringing from Is to I7L cents
q pound, and the best Is cents. Sheep fell to
"a cents . pound. Common cattle showed a
much greater proportionate decline than good
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ASSIGNED

MAJ. Gen. Andrew w. Humphreys, L. $
Corps OF Engineers, has been assigned to tbs
duties OF Chief of Engineers, vice Brew. Major
Gen. Richard DelafeId. retired.
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PEBsoNAL.-Breve Major E. T. Bridges was
honorably mustered ont OF the volunteer SER
vice on the 31st ultimo after nearly four wears
continuous duty in the Commissary Depart
ment,
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SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK r. m. a..
GOVERNMENT SKCURITIEs.
a. WAsHrserou. August 10, lsoe
jay Cooke Il Co. furnish the following
ouotatons Of 6overnment securities.

, ,a Llk1F BOARD sIre.
Elve TWenhess 1854, l07: Five Tvsntses,
1855, iG7 Z; Ten Forties, 9ss; Seven Thirues,
los; Gold. ASK. y
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RICEIPTs From CUsrOms

The receipts from customs at the below.
mentioned ports, as exhibited by their last
returns, are as follows boston, from July 30
10 81, inclusive, SIPS, 1884: Philadelphia, from
August to 4, inclusive. S55,652.45; BALTIMORE,
from August TO 4, inclusive, $50, 1872.
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PERSONAL.

SPECIAL Out OF the balance Of about S28
bCwblch has remained on my hands since the inter-
mentor the eA humsd RENAL Us Of T. ID BELLY the
rnNtTigrtoHS Tscf7rsf ~ me are being refunded
there being no other i"gifiU0te way in which to
dispose Of 1T; and as there is evidently no likelt
hood or intention VIII atever that S6usr1i yeGr>
H6rc ei1pSed since the Inauguration of the move
ent and all and every active and nte rest
IN the matter having tDag .jac, been abandoned. }
mat TIE riginal project of erecting d monument
tsO!etg) over them will over be consummated.
IL DENNIS CALLAHAN.
1 OST-ARON THOMAS, seven Years cid; came
IL away with Louisa BooZ from City Point last
year His mother and the boy belonged TO Miss
Lucinda Cutler Dinwd de county Va ANY in
formation will be thank fully received by his di
trcssed mother. Carolina rhomAs Direct TO q
DUFF 4, corner 18th and SITS. au est
A MONTHLY NURSE, Just disengssed. would
"A like to make q few engagements Best Of ref
erences given. Address N s.. Star Office, 7.6ts
VOU HAVE TAKEN ABOUT A GALLON OF
Buchu and two dozen Samaritan humbucs
Nov 60 to DR.. DARBY, 499 7tA street, betwe cen b
and =. and be cured permanently jy "a Inn
0NR. G. s.yERDI, flats OF Baltimore . HOMEO-
y PATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-
ONCE corner OF M and lltn streets. Washin 2 ton
RESIDENCE corner Of Montgomery and Dunbarton
streets, Georgetown. jy2iims
COMB WITHOUT MONEY OR WITHOUT
" prize. to get your toOthach- cured immed ate
". without Pain or without drawing, at DR.. STRI-
KBR. No. ass 7th st. jy 2O-lms
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The Cholera,

zOINcINNATI. Aug. u10-Eighty.one deaths
were reported in this city Yesterday FORTY.
nine Of which were from the cholera : (
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-10

INTERNAL REvRNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S933, s02 40. i-'.
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PEEsoSAL--Queen Emma is expected 70 ar -.
rive in this city from New York ON Monday
next
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COLLECTORS OFFICE, =, =
" U. s; dMTERNAL REYENUE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

ANNUAL TAX NOTICE
Notice IL hereby given, that the ANNUAL LIST
OF TANES assessed in this Collection District for
inc ear beginning May J., 1856: has been RECEIVED
and Licenses therein specified have become dee and
payable. -
will attend at my Once, No. ass 9TH street.
onEeite General Post Once. daily, lSundays ex,
from o'clock m to O'Clock D. m, TO recsi Va
the rape. - .'' w A'eo''o
The Taxes included in the aforesaid List Are
npGn INCOMES FOR 1865. LICENSES. ali,
YER PLATE, &C., for 1876.
All persons who shall neglect to pay the sums
due by them respectively. according to the list
aforesaid within the time specid ed, august 20
will. at the expiration thereof. become liable To
pay TEN PER CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof, together with other costs.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector OF Internal Revenue
an T-tau20 fer District of Columbia
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board
Il for gentlemen, No. AS Massac husetts ave ,
between 9Th and 18th SIS aus 6t~
DESIRABLE FURISHED ROOMS, on I'd floor
u and frst-clsss TABLE BOARD. for gentle
men only. in one of the pleasantest locations In
the city, No. 475, south side of north l. street
between llth and 18th streets west. au9-st'
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
"A nodated with pleasant ROOMS and BOARD,
In deslrabl e location on the Heights Of George
town. Inquire No. goo Pc. avenue, bet 18th aud
18th SITS. au93t'
TABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, Q few
month. del6H
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~LIBBARY OF CONGRRse, =
N 80 ST t1 JuLY 81, 1886.
The Library Of Congress viii be closed from
Monday, Aueust 8, 10 saturday September /, IN !.
elusive. ABSPOTFORD
U Slot .f 4 80 =" Librarian.
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

have re ceived from the pri stock of a we'll.
known and honored citizen short supply of nnra
and frst quality PORT WINE. "Hlte Douro
This wine has been known to me several years
and Its fleets upon pers0ns suffering with Ali,
ments incident to the season have been very bene.
f6al. oo"e
II ID ordered and recommended by physici ans.
and can be relied on in every particular
W. BURCHELL,
corner 18th and streets,
JvD under Ebbitt House
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SELF SAILING JARS,
- : TOHATO JUGS AND coRKs,
MANUFACTURES PRICES

A RGnLE NIL FOR RKNT-A TLOURISG
a nlLL on Rock Greek. about So miles from
tpe centre Market House. Washi gton, ru nniug
two sets Of Burrs, and capable Of turning ont IS
DsIIeIs q nSHr IN hours. with Bone Mill In .
seperese ouitoing. comfortable miller's houee
garden, pasture land, &C. ana stabiine for rom,
m nGTses PGste;sieS IN October. Apply At the
10 1H0S. BLAGD8N. Argyle Yarn. or asa an
street west. Washington.
Alexandria Gazette and Rockyills essa1nel
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New Ysrk MARKET,

NEW YORK, Aug. io.-Fiour steady. whea,
firm and scarce. Corn declined one cent
Pork and beef steady. Lard heavy. WHISKY
dull go fa s5sszsIE -st---bf9 -.
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Trustee, on Tuesday last, the fine esiate OF the
late Henry Sewai, located at the mouth OF the
Patuxent river In this county and Containing
7iS acres, for SIS 1000 Purchaser, Hon.
H. q. 3 keS.-A. Adyy's CO., tNd } Ga:etfe.
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SENT TO FORT WHIPPLE.-~he below
named men have been sent 10 Fort Whipple
for the periods indicafed: Private Peter Pau
ley, 20. X, 5th U. s cav, for one year: Private
Jas. Waters, Co. c, Sd battalion, 18th T. s. in
fantry, for four months: Corporal Julius b
konigs, Co. X, 5th U. s. cavalry for one year:
Private Bernard Mendelson. Co. q, Sd bat
talon, 18th ". s. infantry, for four months:
Private Michael McGill, Co. q. Sd battalion
18th q. s. infantry. for four months.
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.lDThe present use Of the Atlantic cable. II
ssens g "a VIZ III, fsess aad ranors before
ist 40 speenlAte With IN al sorts Of etooks.
sdaTe 0W$ePagrahlVln nueaaa adainaion
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MS PEI 1rrlEIcxE l RHIISHTbEIlBgTI0S DEfARr-
No 464 10th street, July 30. 1885. Fl = -
Notice 70 hereby given 70 all persons living on
the line OF gas mains either new old that the
time for opening the streets IL limited By law to
the first Of October. j., .F.F-l %
Ali persons DESTROYS of introducipg gas service
Into their houses THE year should do 90 immedi-
ately as the number OF applicstions will be so
the Company will DO compelled TO postpone many.
until next summer 10 10 therefore important to
make early application. VIM. YORKE,
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nISeOLUrION OF PARTNBRsHIP .-Notiee
~ - hereby given that the lart.slshii hereto.
ncArEn, under the name Of Miller ac1fs:. n
this day dissolved The business will heressser be
hie own account.
~ Is. eotSw JH McArrR
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vi sxtzE and THdf m Heso Tleo,ss lss &
tbst win cell ct very email sdvancs on the
- ~ yORN ALEXANDER.
~ 3sesw GlAtl No. SEQ %. eYenne,
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w Ma ia. n1 Ss1 2 I'D s.5'
AA.SIs Ga H MnsHsil nESfSoPss . &C. 1AsA

VIII hep eossss1tlz p hssa sAsrsRS NAE
BILE end hARBlB flLlEo.
Orders Tor Pl1Dbsrs sLA b prcmItly attended
o Pssns. sIslss. bet. IN md Nh SIS. vet,
VashfI cfo1 ~. q. mar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
CoLoRrD Velvet Ribbons, oil colors and
widths just opened at Wadsworth's.

The CONVERSION OF SEVEN TniRrIss.-
Treasurer Spinner has issued the following
important and interesting circular in regard
to the conversion Of Seven- -Thirties.
TREASURY DEP'r, TREAsuHsR's Orrrc.,l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1866.
Payments for interest arising in the set>
tlemcnt Of seven>thirty notes sent to the
Secretary Of the Treasury for conversion in.
to United States six per cent. bonds, cot ol
March 3, 1865, should bc made either ia
currency or BY national bank draft, drawn
on any Of the -four principal Atlantic cities,
which when collected will b received in
payment Of said interest, whom the remit.
tance fos such in terest 10 sent in the eaml
inclosure with the notes forwarded for con.
version. The amount should bs specified
in the letter advising the transmission ol
the notes, and TIE currency OF draft inclos.
ed in an envelope addressed to the Tssasu
rer. with the contents marked on the out.
side. Drafts for payment Of interest eheuld
in oil csses be made payable TO the Treasu
ser Of the United States. Rsmittances fos
such interest, when not sent With the notes,
should be forwarded directly 10 the Treasu.
rer Of the United States. Parties sending
$50 notes for conversion should state the
denomination Of bonds required, end whsth
Or they wish registered Or coupoa hoods. II
registered stock Is requested, the parties
should b. particular and state ct which Of
the following places they desire the interest
payable: Washington, D. c., New York,
Philadelphia, Boston, New Orleans. St. Lou
10, Baltimore, Cincinnati, or chicago. Sew
en- thirty notes sent to this department for
conversion should be forwarded to the Sec
retary Of the Treasury, to whom al letters
in regard to the conversion Of said notes
should be addressed. F. E. SPtxxnn.
Treasurer Of the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

FIxR SnAKsn FLAxxsL Su2kfs AND
DRAwsRs together with an immense stock
Of English and American Merino goods,
fancy and plain. At Remington 4 Co.'S who
have the finest stock Of Gents Furnishing
goods to be found in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

PAW soAs On Issowr wuunsoa.
PuRn 6LyosniHE, PE1BoiINE C0snxrfC.
N most popclas, most pure and desirable varie-
ties now before the public.
OUR PALM SOAP
IL an e1tifeiy new preparation, and ir made from
Palm oil. bleached without ncids or chemicals of ssy
kind warranted pure. tie the VERY nEsT.
Bnrnham- a Van setback. CHICAGO. Wholesale
agents ior the Northwest Sold by druggisie every
where. Manufactured by McKcone, Van Iasgan 4
Co. ~ South Front street. Philsdelpha, Chas.
ncKeone, ~ Barclay st, New York. sp2s 6m
PEnvEcrioN is never attained BY mortals.
The nearest approach 10 it in this mundane
ness, and the most effective promoter oi
cleanliness is the Eclectic cleanser" II
should be in every family.
Sold b. all druggists and grocers.
MErcALrr's RHEUMATIC RExKDY contains
rs much virtue as forty bottles Of many 9th
er medicines. and will instantly cure Nerv-
Gus Headache. Neuralgia, &c Try it,
Stevenson & Carnahan, Agents, Davenport,
Iowa.
Dir. KNAPP, formerly of New York, who
has visited Davenport regularly the past
eight years, and effected many wonderful
cures Of old CnRoNic DISEASES. CANcEns,
and diseases Of the Eye and EAR, which
have been pronounced ixcuRABlE by the
medical profession generally. can be con-
suited at the Scott House, Saturday and
Sunday, No,ember cath and 25th, as will
be seen bv his card in snoticr column. Con
sultatiop free
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

PmoxooRAPHic INsrirurE-Opens Tues
day evening. Nov. 20, at 8 O'Clock, At Col
lego Hall. Gen. J. d, Leake, J. N. Craw.
ford to b present. Come ssd hest the
subject presented. examine books. charts
and badges. First class to receive scholar.
ships 1t discount.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

CrY LlvExY SrABLs.-Fos fast travelling
nags and elegant equippagss, call On Bard
and Zinuernan. near the Dsvsapest Ns
tional Bank, on Third strest. Rates q lew
as can be afforded at any establishment in
the CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

Boxes lsrger than Dyes that sell for n.
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WAR
KANrED to please. This article has been thor
oughly tested BY DIR. CHILTON. Of New York.
ana Pross Booth and aarrett OF Philadslphia.
.ho pronounce it free from all poisonous iagre-
disnts. and the material composing Il will not in
ure the most delicate hair. Sold bv Drvcs,sta
|and Fancy Good dealers everyw where
srl7 dly JNO. J. KRONER, Sole Prop'r.
Aos Chestnut street Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

Use Lallemand's Specific fos Rheumatism
0out and Neuralgia. 1tef5sctuaily destroys
al poison in the blood. and performs rsd-
lcal cure. Read tsetimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
LOCAL TIE M0.
Card Of Thn0ks.
Read what prominent citizen Of Daven
port says:


port says:
DAVENPORT, Nov. Ia, 1860.
DR.. John H. Blood-DgAR Sra 1T Of
fords one great pleasure to give in my testi.
mony in favor Of Lallemand's Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Specific, having given il .
trial ard been greatly benefited thereby
For . long time | was afflicted with the
Rheumatism, and sought relief ct the hands
Of the best physicians, and slso by using
numerous patent medicines which were said
TO be infallible remedies, but with any last.
ing benefit. At l,ss, ] was induced TO try
Lallemaud's Specific, and shortly after, 70
my surprise and pleasure. found myself rap
idly improving. continued TO take il few
weeks and the result was perfect and per
manent cure. must earnestly urge al who
are similarly afflicted to try this remedy
] consider i. q priceless medicine.
Yours truly,
JosEPa A. LECLAiRs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

An Alszandris letter says ths sspply d
Egyptian cotton this ysar vill b only s0o..
600 OF 500, 900 baleA instesd Of l,0Oo. GEO.
- vas expected. Bot - prices ars strong
and the Egyptians do rot ~ bslisss that
the Sesth 10 to stay whipped. a. next eop
win be doubled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
CIT 1T r M =.

ANOTHER lot Of those elegant Kid Gloves
at $l.25 per pair just received at Wsds>
Worth's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

Ia Tssnassc Csuen y Dssslculs - MAsssa
Put like al complaints Of the organs Of res,
Piration, it gives way before the anti inaam-
|natory and soothing operation Of John c.
Baker 4 Co.'S "Puas MspicixAL Con LivsH
s1!-" Trust none Of the ordinary oils
Rely only on this ataudard brand. John O.
aDs = Os., us Market Street, PhiIsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

BARNUn's LKcTRuE.-P. r. Barnun, the
great ''humbug," viii deliver his famous
lecture on the Art Of money getting, CT
success in Life" on next Friday evening.
at METROPOLITAN Hall. A very correct di-
gest ofhis lecture will be found in to-day .
issue, inside, and will serve to whet the
public appetite for the nneondensed article
1t is well worthy Of the perusal Of oil young
men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

LADY was seen the other day whose
face Sas ~ fair AS the rosy light Of morn
On beng asked for an explanation, she re-
piled that she had been bleaching some lin>
en- with the aid Of the Eclectic Cleanser, "
and II had become very white under the op
GRAFTON. IL her own complexion had been
improved in the meantime, her friends must
not make light OF it.
Sold by all druggists aud sroccrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
"a. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1866.
RIVER irEus.

THs c.l:s' elegant Passenger packet, Kei,hs
Parkhurst. win leave tbis nor. s' Sor +, MAI;
son and all intermed.,a .la;... ~ -. ..sc. so'
morning At six o'cloes =. "H. s..;.S. = nss
sase. apply on board Or - n ~ us p.".s.p.o - p.c
agent. 's '-''
s. Thu WI cave for Ct. Louis this
ev.nns. n;ns The '"pei.l i expected up THE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

AArHEWW vDRBrlAN HAIR DYI.-
(so.a ssA 49, over p yesrs. Doily isesses-
Is - pa6ise tsssr CoSplete ia sne bSstls.-
(soducea lastreus blaek Or brown, 8 Se1ies1.
Oes noe tnjore The hair. Prioe, Is esote. ~
II Drug&ists and Fancy Goods Dealers, isaSSie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

Csa's = Tolerated.
Ihefe M sle .we oosly blsniahes that can.
not b. tolerated. naselv. rneles" t.s,h IA
. bad breath. The, l. ,.""s 'ee.n 80 ~
~ n ss .Ssr have the delicious
Drugeists and payi, IL WEE Nn sa.,.. ~ ~
10 complete wilheut ' 'o'e' 's
Sold o ~ Drissss, Fancy Good. Deal
grant Odontoline Al take no o,her
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

II 10 With pleasure that ~ Aave learned
from the uncle Of Miss H., vbo was thso IN
from the buggy - Satsfcsy. thas ~ has
aloost satirely recovered from ths e9scls u
her I'LL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

1T. rsnSls, 0asdsnsr and Florist, eef.
lth and Main Sts., fruit and ofnanental
trose. ny96-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

On the evening Of November 18th. 1865. al
the residence Of the brides moteer. by the Rev
A. B. kendiy. N. l.. LINDSAY, and LAURA 4
BOWLING. All Of this city.