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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06
BosIoS. Thursday, July 5, 1896.


To the AaociAied Press ,
The boat races on the Charles River were among the
attractive features Of the celebration yesterday.
The single scull was very easily won by Walter
Brown Of Portland Me- In the George Thatcher, beating
four Others. Time Il m. 10 So distance, two miles.
The double scull won by the John A. Andrew
Of Boston, in igs distance three miles, beating the
&. II. b.. also of Boston,
The fOur-Oarcd race was won by Ihciis, 81 ST. john "
B. Time Don. as Distance 3 miles The Young Nep-
tune also of st. john took the second prze The Geo
{. Virgins of ST John; the Frank Quinn, of NeW-fork
and two Boston boats, were beaten long distance.
The contest mainly between the three 81 John crews
and good deal Of money changed hands on the result
Ut the
The race for siKoarcd boats won by the Una, of
Portland Me- in 20 minutes and 40 seconds, beating the
Piscataqua of Eliot Me- four or five lengths The water
was rough owing to the high wind which prevailed.
The sailing regatta In the haTbOr also drew large crowd
As none but Massachusetts, boats allowed to COM
pete the result j. Of general interest The wind
80 strong that most Of the boats split their sails, or met
with some other accident
The balloon in which Mr.. King and friend two
10 ascend broke away from its oOrngs when twas about
half inflated, and when il had assembled about half mile
il exploded.
Another balloon was at once procured and Mr.. King
made ascension alone landing safely in Essex County.
Owing t0 the commencement Of rain storm early in
the evening the fireworks on the Common had TO be
hastily discharged, ald what should have given amuse-
mcnt loo 600 people for an hour and bali had to
BE- compressed in half an hour, thus disappointing many
eloquent Grafton delivered at the Music Han
before the City Government and invited guests by the
Rev Dr Is. Il. Lathrop Of Boston.
Ia cti're Fire Department of the city had fine
parade. O., =" u.an appearing IN new uniform
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Mr. Ck Chicago the history of his experience IN
tie parcsse s. cnc hus examined al kiHd--tooN
r.seus on the ''"hsdfd The Walr Gl5bs denogaed
uJ,fhs IL aoIy al he other NerisS machine s -Hereres
t0gght Ucgf Ci5bs0ok 40 insfrIct0as-AN DhLi6HTED
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DEATH FROM THE EFFECT OF INJURIES RECEIVED
BEING Run OVER BY "A RAILROAD TRAH.-A young man
William Henry residing jersey City died yesterday
from effect injuries received nine weeks ago by beng run
over by train of the NewJersey Railroad, at west Lnd
Hudson City. Deceased in company with boy named
Windecker was crossing the track in wagon at the time 81
the accident when the vehicle struck BY the locomotive
OF coming through the Deep Cut The horse was
INSTANTLY killed and the wagon literally shyeed 10 sI-
ters The boy happily escaped with but fsw trfing con-
tusons but Henry eaTfuy Injured His skull Was mac
turcd rbone broken thigh Fractured anu one
foot so terribly ma ged as TO necesstae ampuatOn In tbs
condition he fingered for nine weeks when death terminated
ks surerings which fearful in the extreme Young
Henry had served honoraby soldier OF the Union o three
years and his unmely death will be regretted by large err
Gle OF friends The mineral viii take place at 10 O'Clock this
morning from the residence Of his mother Cltonpace,
Bergen Henry was about IS years Of and unmarried
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:. u. RuGGLFs.
J.. 5. Il. STaAxkHAs.
joaS AusrlS sTlYESf. u.

MI CrDrEE offered reronslTGncc TO Congress ogairst the
passage o! the hi entitled a. Bill TO provide mere sod rev
Srte ii" imports ana othcr rnfpOaea Las "oNuHeni IT.
seats at lnef tie objections OF .he iem0usrants. Aiier
solf Gt,cuyiun. tie Icmoastrance was adopted.
Mr. GRNSELL offered the following resolutions, which were
adopted;
WAso,a, Tie and m.iu ob ec e tits Chamber recommend
Ing aud a Congress suto4ng the establishment o mail
bel.ca Caiforuil aud tic Cbirs Empire
tho development diversion tie shores ofAuee 81 the Import
trade oi China and japan
BArrsr The s;orpae Sandwich ud reqnire BY the
act ~ Congress Of a authorizing said line VIII As appears rom
the Official eaen Of Rear Adrissl Davis Superintendent OF the
United ste Naya uhrrvaoy involve delay Of not e hlu four
dry TIE Nessrd sld six the Eastward cui
in day. detention esch way. ia the Of Honolnu and
Uhea The Inevitable eject Of said day vii be 20 continue Ia
Tie hands u rival foreign nations the coutr ~ The trade 81 China nd
japan which nury belongs and would otherwise accrue 10 this
country; therefore,
Rea Tia, Congress should require the contractors for the
Chla mail srfvce the shortest aud most direct routes
between the two Continents via p without regard Their private
interest connected with tie trade Of the sandw ch Islands but In
,fw Of said Interests without Imposing other restriction
e1aetlon
Re! That this Chamber approve the Joint solution be
fore tue senate iepcaz much % tho China NAL At requires
the steamship pe thereby authorized " touch lbs stBh "
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Relief for the Sufferers by the Fire.

BosroS July 5.-PTompt measures have been taken TO
sen liberal contributions of cooked and uncookcd food
from this city to Portland this afternoon, where several
thousand people have been made homeless by the ire
there and who are also without food Mayor Lincoln,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

CoLToN's EUROPEAN WAR MAP.
Just Published Price Soc.
AGENTS WANTED.
G. w. 4 &. II. COLros { Co.,
No. ~ Williln..st., ~ Y
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announcements.

TOILET PREPARATfoSs.-fhc country is full OF
preparations Identifying complexion renewing youth,
but OILY iparon that VIII ,ferfly those brown and
y,l called meth patches the It dsrerahl, hem
i.rs called ucil-. rfRRYs % celebrated Morn and FREcKLs
LOrIOS fall. Sold by al druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

BIRTH ~ A CoURT-ROoM-While a middle-aged
woman named Mlry Gearson waiting in the TOombs
Police Court yesterday afternoon preparatory TO being placed
under the Of the Commissioner Of Charities aud Correc
ton expectation Of her approaching confinement she was
snIge rir sri.i o. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

,s.us. Court room was at
cleared by order Of Justice Bowling leaving only few
Women WHO happened to b. present to assist Medical aid
called IN and IN short time the de.
yered OF fine boy The lle stranger daily christened
Andrew J. Garvey' after well known resident Of the
Eighteenth Ward.
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ground It reported that several persons were buried in
the ruins Two iremen carried OIL severely injured
The loss was $20,0O0 insured one-half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

EGG1Ae slauoneiy - ~ -1aonty Of the business
Tie ire is still raging III .sow Cumberland-st making
back to the westward, the wind having changed.
Capt Inman has telegrsphed for 900 tents TO accom-
MEDIATE the homeless inhabitants.
1t is almost impossible to tell where the people lived,
the ruin and destruction is so complete.
Davis, Baxter & Co., Frie-st wholesale dealers in
fancy articles set down their loss at SIS $780, which fully
Ensured in the Etna Co.. Hartford and the Hampden Co..
Springfield.
The upper side Of Forest is swept clean to India,
pept two buildings on the corner Of Inda-st. Wood 5
Marble Hotel the Freeman House, the American House,
The Elm Rouse the International House, the CONNER
rial House, the Sturievant House, and Kingsbury's
Hotel are all destroyed.
Congress-st, from Chestnutst TO the Observatory is
seaned on both sides Not building is standing Ex-
ebange-st. Federal-s entirely destroyed is Cum
serland-st from Pear-st to the hill, both sides.
Union, Plum, Temple Lime and Silversis entirely
cleaned and Franklin, from Fore TO Oxford. All Of
de Wholesale ard most Of the retail shoe stores are
destroyed.
steam and hand-engine in from Saco, and hand
Engines from B.ddeord Gardiner, Brunswick and HALO
sell.
The following an approximate list Of the losses and
Insurance:
Charles Staples Son machniss loss 1000; insured for
$4,000 in the " Home New York and Boston Company.
Upbam's FIGURING MIL loss s3OOOO insured for S. 600 in J.
w. Mungers Agency.
~ p Richardson Co. Stove Foundry loss ESQ., 900; insured
s25O00
TIE Prs 0ce loss s2 900; insured for $500 in the IN.
erDstionsl ard Protection Companies
Brown Thurstons Job Office loss 10000 insured e. 800
5n Drgo and Maine Mutual and Relief aud Republic (New
EorE Companies.
Judge Clifford Of the United States Circuit Court lost part
81 his law library. and Disrc. Judge Fox lost all Of his
Woods Hotel, loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
Masonic Hail. all It's contents destroyed partially
Isnred.
Eight churches blrned the Second Parish the Third
Pash the pesrst (Uniyefsas the First Baptist ST Ste
phenss psc opa Bethel SwedeDboTgan and the Catholic
EhsJe with Bishop Bac0p residence and Convent School
fG1beJ
The Ocean Marine Ip'pfqpCs ConpuI--lOss k1lxV W.
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HI. os. by water viii be about ESQ., Ins1red for coo
furniture saloon and Improvements IN the Aor and Peter
Cooper Companies and &c. 900 wine: In the Tradesnens
Company. The building Ia owned by Hamilton Fish and 10
damaged TO the amount Of 300 Insured r $1,000 In the
Boweiy aud Greenwich Companies
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The BURGLAR HIS OWN IYFoRMgR; the opening OF
I'd eeglapas and
fall. r.. HOLMES, No 2of Broadway.
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ACTIVE VS.. ENTERPRISE

Ist "a g. sth. Sib 9th. 7th. 9Th 9th. loth.TOtal
Active ........4 o Go
Enterriise.O . 0 $40
Umpire-AfT. Chapman e the Atlantics.
Tlycatehes-Actiyc, Il. Enterprise. H.
Scorers Messrs. Hsleck and Cummings
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m..,,-s g. .--.--.. '. ,--,,,
Iue rsels ...""...g Of the Chamber of Colia.arce
Mr.. nuooLrs PRESENTED tho icftSias report

Z
Mr. RuooLEs presented tho ioftSing report
The Special Ceme fte Chamber Of Commerce o the State
Newl ok Paris Exposition. TO whom referred the
communication O. tie Ba1iaa Minister the Counor NJ de Nam
dae lah May n reference to the proposed National E1po
AEl niG Muchue Rio Jsueo from 18Th October to ID
Noyen ,f year respectfully report; TLat they have
read with prare valued commune on Il His Excerncy the
Brazilian auaer gentleman 81 edy wei known 10 the Chamber
sut Ly the nberrl aud enl ghtened In
which be Lims,h occasion reerlr
uucd state. 4 America AID Brazil by
steam connecting mercantile cnpiial Of the two
view his interpolation Ia braf II ibis new etor
hnt the frruip TIE
r. a. new cyiGrnt 4 lie plllintlropic sIlsit.
with interest the regulations and Instructions
4 III i'c"rnry tie Minister Of Rrzl Win
r.ari prepos-d exhibition aud checriuy reconmrni par
rtou this pra,ewofy undertaking 10 the Agricultural md
Mechanical Societies Of the United Sae who are ie parties nos
esy Interested sod who the best Jude' Of the avantise
position affords Tor the DIE lay Of TIC labor and product
Of The northern portion Of the American iieuisphrrc
the Minister The COMMITTEE
undo consideration circular carefully drafted under
OF NJ Aquiag Consul General OF Brazil IN February ~
wide publicity which 10 'endr any specis action
by the subject public notice
recommend tic Chamber express 70 NJ de
Nasga appreciation Of the emil ghtened with which
watch the expanding relations and international
re ldsp q Bx aud the United Stas and it, earnest hope that
brazilian Cove nmeu Ia bringing by 20 pahc
the ss Gnd enterprise q otter nations TO
knowlrdg. service Of her peoi no. only meet with
success bat set the exam to each and oil q tue south
follow n their ooticp All 81 which TesIef
- :. q. RuGeLEs
J. :. 4. SraASAHAS,
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FIRE IN wILLIAMsBURGH.

A fire broke out in the fancy goods store OF Mrs.
.rreret Krchen No $50 South sixthst BROOKLYN T. D.
about ~ O'Clock Wednesday night and destroyed the entire
stock worth Insured in the Niagara Insurance Com
pany Mfs Kirchen and her who sleeping IN tho
back of the store Ind from death by
sncaou but they rescued by the officers Of tho Forty
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bIu
SaiSnn ............:...s Ga
Umpire-Nir. DARN Of the Excelsior Club.
Scoiers-MessIs. Morrison and Amer.
Time Of game hours and 20 minutes.
Flyballs-Nationals, 3; Unions. 4.
ACTIVE VS.. ENTERPRISE.
The return game between these Clubs was played at the
Captone Grounds yesterday which resulted IN the success
OF the Actiyes exciting game VI ten innings We give
Al. aIaIuL
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REGATTAs.

BOAT RACING or THE CHARLES RIvBR-THE TIME AND
THE yICTORs-sAILISG REGATTA IN BOSTON HAIR
BoR-PoURTH OF JULY oBsBRvASCBs.
Bpseial Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
BosToS Thursday. July 5 1906
In the sailing regatta, the first race for % miles,
the schooner Forrest won the prize silver pichertme
hour, - minutes 90 seconds Tie second Is miles,
soop his won the first prize-timc hour minutes 10
seconds sloop Violet gained the second prize
Tie third race 10 miles, the first prize was won by the
schooner Cherac the second by loop Eeta the third by
schooner Naron-time respectively hours ~ minutes;
hours 30 minutes; . hours. ~ minutes seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-06

sRvEN BANKS, FOUR NEWSPAPERS, FOUR HOTELS AND
RIGHT CHURCHES BURNED-Two THOUSAND FAMI-
LIES BURNED OUT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

Inc staunch and reliable passenger p.,k
e james Means, Capt Mitchell, Clerk y.
son: WI depart fo1 Dubuqse. and 81 int.
mediate landings to morrow morning :.
O'Clock. K. N. Pettyman, agent.
The elegant and feet packet New Ro..o.
capt i. J. Buord. Clerk s. Grennell : n
depart for Fort Madison 10 morrov ~ ~
Prsttyman Agent. -
The regular Tuesday packet Silver L.lo
Vspt. Todd, will leave this port for 81. Lou;.
this evening. -''''
There will be no Northern Line sloane,
gong up This eveneng or 10 morrow.
The outside steamer Victory. Cant .
t.wers. Clerk Lo,d. will leave this NJ,
this evening for St. Louis.
In the last twenty four hours. the river
mas iallsn four inches in the las: week. two
feet. '"o
The steamer Iowa will leave this mort 70,
ror% byre0 every moi ming at Z O'Clock.
ana every afternoon at four o'clock con
nectins With trains at that place 70; al
Northern and Northeastern points. Passen
gers taking this line for Dubuque will BE-
taken through for two dollars.
The splendid N. rthern Line Packet d.
venport, Capt. Parker, Clerk Owens. will
leave this city this evening for st Louis
3 y. Prettyman, Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

Eye, Ear, Lung. Hearts, Throat
nmll Cat nrn.h.
The many wonderful cures performed by
Dr. B ,rt on the sl owe diseases in this city,
and in many instanc hen oil hope Of re-
c ver'ng BY those diseased had been
despaired Of, stamp him among the first
ph sicians and surge in his profession.
Dr. B,rt's lnirmary and consultation rooms
are located on the corner of North Third and
\ ne streets, whore he can be consulted
daily st Louis Daily Republican August
30, 1868.
Dr. Bort who is daily performing tome Of
the most remarkable cures on record in s. {,
Louis. can be consulted by letter or persoL.
ally at all times, circulars ccntainin, symp-
toms Of Catsrrh and Lurg diseases sent TO
any address on receiv ng two three cent
stamps. Address DIR. BORT,
mySdlm Cor. Third and Vine SITS.
st. Louis Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

Tan LAsf OF Tng SEASON. next
Thursday, the 18th inst. Mr.. Slrasser MI.
n. the hast Promenade Concert II bis Is = /.
On. These have proven delightful affairs,
aad have been sustained BY the most select
audiences Of our city. The programme will
be selected with s,udio1s care. and cannot
fat Of pleasing 1t b 70 b hoped that the
pablic will turn out On this last occasion,
and give Mr.. Straaser's orcbcstra beneat
e9thy Il ttsir lalsals and applisaaioa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

BAD FLoUR.-If anyth ne promises s;ck>
ness and death in our State during the com
ing season, aside from the choleia,it will he
miserable flour. there's no use in abusing
merchants and mllers. 1t just as impos
>iblc to make good flour out OF Iowa and H.
linois whea. last years crop, as t IS FIR
the best of housewives to make good bread
out Of the article they compain of. The
wheat crop Of Minnesota turned out we'll.
Its berries are large, plump, handsome, a. d
healthy look ing " hilc those Of o ,r crop are
poor, dark coioured, shrivelIed and unreal-
thv. In fact, flour made from thu generals
ity Of Iowa wheat is totally unfit for human
beings to use. When baked into bread it
lies ON the stomach like a stone. II sohe
moro fortunate section cannot furnish us
with its surplus, we must simply make up
our minds to endorse wat We cant possibly
cure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

The EUREKA SrovE-Reader, have you
ever tried this great invent on. 1t is the
cook stove of the age. We have given It a
fair, thorough. and impartial trial. We
krow Just what we are whiting about. For
cheapncss. excellence, and durabil ~ it sur
passes all ever gotten up in the line Of
stoves. No one ever ge,s nny other kind
after giving it fair trial. 1t is now offered
for sale at the usual rates by Dumont
Limbur CT, on Main street above front
Crll and ex mine Tor yourself.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

FouNp.-Thc body Of William II. Sum-
mers, who it will be remembered fel off The
ferry boat snort time ago, has been found
upon an island near Builslo. An inq est
has been held, but we have net as yet
learned the import Of the verdict.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
II Remedy. Mrs. Wimslow'x Mystic Pills

tine only safe, truly effective medicine for Females
aRt. DO not tribe with your health. aud uhe cheap
I dangerous med cine, which Druggists may have
hight. and will recommend 10 you, being ignorant
heir qualities. Mrs. Win~low . Mystic Pills are
Ia their operations correct all irregularities and
nfal men truation; remove all distractions, wheth-
rom e..li or otherwise. No maiden, wife or moth
hund be without them. 1iy them use according
iireciions and we know the result will be as de-
d. Ask for Mrs. Winrlow's Mystic pills Take
Pe other. Price ~ per box. Or boxes for s5 For
! by sl Druggists in Davenport " Scovil. Agent,
cnvo furh, l.t ,xtrn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

BArn IlousE.-On the commons, just be
low the Railroad bridge, Prot. Frank Morcy
has com nenced the building Of Bad
House, which will he City feet square. =
When finished, it will be located in III.
eddy ab We the bridge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

SAD DEgEAvsMgxr Tine Hon. James
Thorington received q telegrsm last evening.
convey ing the sad intelligence Of the sudden
demise oi his niece. Mrs. Ssllie Edwards,
wife Of Mr.. Alfred Edwards, formerly Of this
city, and sister Of the wife Of Col. n. NJ.
Price. The regretted occurrence tra spired
yesterday, At Albany. New York. The
news of the sudden death Of Mrs. Edwar ls,
~ cause the deepest pain to her numerous
friends in this citv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

CONSTANTLY on HAND. Child & Co.. on
Brady. keep .ccnstantly on hand . full a.
sortment OF boots, shoes, and CATERS, man.
ufactured in the beat manner and Of the
most durable materials. Without . neatly
fitting boot. no gentleman can consider
himself property dresscd. Many lady
has won heart by wearing pretty gaite'
We therefore advire the young ladies and
gentlemen Of Davenport to rall on Child 4
Co., for anything in the line Of boots
shoes OF CATERS, - the "old folks" have
already learned 10 do before them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

ENLARGED weekly Lyons .Xrro'
com.s to hand enlarged to nearly o,e
fourth it's former size, with a considerabl.
Improvement IN its typography. With th'
exception Of is execrahlc politics, tn,
.K,ror j, most excellent journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

NEw ArPOixfnEH1.-The Board Of Direct
ors Of the National Insurance Company ol
Iowa, at their meeting on Saturday last. ap
pointed Nj. g. H. Eldrids se Secretary Of the
Company, in place Of Mr.. r. w. Flower who
retire& The new Secretary commenced
businsss yesterday. Mr.. Eidridgs viii ful
I'll the duties Of his Office in . manner en
,irsly satisfactory to his employers and
friends, or else We are very much mistaken
10 the man, and We don't think wc are.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

PIor Engine Since the shipment OF
the Fire King engine to Omaha. the hall Of
that company has been occupied hy the
Pilot engine This will now be removed tr
the City Hall, to make room for itt
steamer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

DssrRicr CouRr Toe court was occu-
pied the entire day IN hearing the case Of
Ms,shall Cunnir CHAIN, charged ~ith larce :
ny in stealing The SUM Of $i5W from boon
mpsnion while on = glorious old drunk in
ihis city, some time last far. So fav, it Is
doubtful how the case will Terminate
Ssats Attorney for the prosecution; Cook
& Drury for the defence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

GENTS FuRN.suiNG GooDs. Remington
& CO near the corner Of Brady and Second
have constantly on hand u splendid assoit
ment Of gents furnishing goods Of al to
fastest colours ard fashions. They are alst
manufacturing t" order in the most approx
ed manner. Give them call
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

So CENTS BOX.
Boxcs larger than Dyes that sell for ti.
|TURAL. DURABLE, BEAUiifUI WAR
|NrED to please. This article has been thor
khly tcstedby DR.. CHiLrJN. of New York,
profs Booth aad barrett of Philadelphia,
prom ,unce It Tree from all poisonous ingre-
hts aud the material composing il will not in
ths mD-t delicate hair. Sold bv Drugg .Ats
! Fancy Good dealers ever, where
h7-diy JNO. J. KRONER. Sole Prop'r.
4o3 Chestnut street, philsdelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

REDucrIoN IN FARE BY reference TO oui
river items, it will be seen that a consdcra
bic reducton has been made in the fare td
Dubuque, on the Western Union Railroad
line
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

BARGAINS IN RRAL EsrArE.-House corner
Of 9th aud llerry Sts., 7 rooms. lot 64x90
House on Brady, rooms, lot 8oxl50; lot
Tor sale or lease on Second ST., b'tween
Perry and Rock Island SITS j; - acres just
outside Of the cit in lots to suit or alto :.
gether. at grea. bargain. For particulars
see Eldridge & Bro.,-ottice No Farrand's
Bl ok. mll>dt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

WASrrD--Two No. /. fine Harness
hands, nt Bowling & Ohl's Harness Empo,
rum, opposite Metropolitan Hall. DAven-
port. N,ne but tip to-, workmen need ap
PLY.