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An OLD THIEvING DODGE REvIvED-Two
young and stylish looking thieves have just
been caught in New YORK while engaged in a
thieying raid upen fashionable boarding hous ses
II appears from a confession made by the
thieves tthey were In the habit OF consult
ing each of the daily newspapers, and clip
ping therefrom all Nhe advertisements under
the head OF boarding. The most respectable of
these houses were noted in q memorandum
book as the basis of future operations. They
would then 60 to one Vfthese houses, and while
one of them engaged the attention of the lady
OF the hsuse, the other would gather MP What :
ever be would lay his hands upon. Watches,
chains, lockets and money, and ladies' and
ken by these men in large quantities A list of
four hundred and ninety one houses was found
checked in the thieves memorandum book
Both ofthe rascals are of genteel appearance
and fine address, and each speak four LAM
guaes fiuently
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u M. LOOMIR Nh

n. LOOMS, M. D.,
The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL
rLAIE TEETH, attends PER- onaiiy at
DIS once In this city. Many persons sanS$
Nesf these teeth who cannot wear Others, 410
these. "'
Persons calling at my ofice oan be scoenmods-
yea with any style and price of Teeth they may de-
sire, put 70 these who are particular and wish the
will be more fully warranted
Rooms In this cfty-Ne 33S PENN "a avenue he
Philadelphia. oc n0 Iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

ga little show d'y do, DEAR" from Maxi
milan to Carlotta, over the Atlantic cable cost
him I'VE thousand dollars.
ga vein Of coal fourteen feet wide and
county, Va.
n0Physicians advise us 70 drinh lsss as eur
meals. Better Sdvies-dYink lees between
neAls,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13
MOTH AND FRECKLEs.

Ladies' aflicted with Discolorstions on the Fsoe,
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER-
RY's celebrated MOTH and PICKLE LOTION.
1t is infallible Prepared by Dr.. b O. Perry, Der
mstologist, 49 Bond st., n. Y. Sold By all drug
sists In Washi gton and elsewhere. my ls-eoSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13
DENTISTRY.

H. REMOvAL,
Nk LkWIE, DENTIST, has REMOVED frsm
% yAZ 10 zoo Penn. avenue. ten doon~
Tssrh Eztyaeted WiiIos. Pai.. All Der
:; sons III %hsuns Teeth tS extract would advise them
taken ont. Teeth inserted On RubbSr. Cold and
silver rlstes In srdef that all persons should
peye Ieetn, We have reduced the price very lov.
method Of inserting Teeth
streets. ~ ~ A''"
je 2-u 8. B. LEWIE. M ID - Dentf,f
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AMUSEM ENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE

tLsis Groverf,l
Having undergone the most extensive repairs and
inpIsS ements, both on the stare AMI in the Audi
toiIIn, viii be opened for the regular
FALL ANp WINTER SBAHoN
in a few days, with the late great Boston. New
OK. Phil adel phis. and BalIimsre Success, the
Ne nir ent Fsiry Spectacle,
THE ZOE WITCH.
prod 9uct d b5 the eminent Scenic Artist, Mr..
tHahLEsS y GErZ The CAST of Characters vii
b. s not hiabs o H. n Dd tacentre pro-
bic ih- frat Tepresen stion in gton OF thi
GRAND DRAMATIO PAGEANT sel3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

THE ELECTION AT WILMINGTON, DEL.-A
dispatch has been sent to the press ali over the
country that the municipal election at Will
mington, DEL, on Tuesday, resulted In the sue
Now, the truth is, as appears by the Official re
turns, that Mr. Valentine, radical. was elected
mayor by q majority OF only PSI, while the
same party last year carried the city by ma
iority of l95, sho wing a radical loss of pa on
one Of the fullest votes ever polled in the CITY
at municipal election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

ga young poet in describing Heaven says:
"lt II world OF bliss. fenced in wsth pretty
girfs.". Whsre'e the man who won't repent
now7- Boston Post.
What is TO become Of the Aomely women
SPriagfe9d Unse~..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

IVl FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
AT MARINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
=, between eth and 10th streets
PROF MARINI returns thanks 70 his a
for ner pupils and friends. and respectfully 81
sClic ts continuance Of their patro mage. H
His classes will commence on TUESDAY,
September 18th.
Days and Hours Of Tuition-Tuesday, Thursday,
misses, and masters; tor gentlemen, from to 10
y. m, on same days.
The above Hall can be engaged for seirees, Balls,
&c. For further particulars apply on the prem
ises. se IS 6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-13

as produced b5 the eminent Scenic Artist, Mr..
b. OF und. hiabls tac,entire pro-
due ton will be one calculated to render memora
Ok n % Il 'a'
INAUGURATION OF
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
Corner of Ninth street and Pennsylvsnia avenue.
MADAME eH!oNI.s AND sIGNoR sUsrNIs
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA;
NIGHTS. FRIDAY AND sArUR
DAY, eEPr. 2lsr AND 22p.
Ihs Director beg leave to ann0unsS that s ny
above New Opera Honse whilst on his way to New
rene"sird and imrroreS in n9s9y p.r.
ticular- and LEV ranks IA one o. the nnest houses
The *. New York ana BostOa Acadsmiss Of Mu.ic, d
GRASp INAgeURAL COMPANY,
sddit'oh'i in all i'i pi q; d;P.1t%sn,s; ;%s T"mns;
Nine -ANGIOLINA GHIONI~M1Ie. PAULINE
Mu. PHTTi Aft srRAK osCH. .prim. Donna Con.
sisnor ErroRE fi% An Il LIZ
s,snor FEM frs,,os Ah6zeAsi
.rors,1SS,diT S,iTn strriSi passi- co,rrr,
sisDois Ximene. and ohiess Tenori Consrim.ri
SignoTs Locstelli and Massio. .Bassi Com primari
sisnoI. Pa, ozzi and N lie Gross sscunds Oonnas
Conduciors and Musical Directors
flgrOr % n Il.....-.....-. .c'gnor OAhGLLA
LIT ao q orT Eitte0Bhrtn
...signor SanteIia
The Chorus Of Twenty five Members has been
carefully selected from the best available talent
of New York and elsewhere, and constitutes q
prominent feature of the compsns. Altogether
ihciudins the Grand Orchsstrs, there is an impos.
sKVENTY-FIvE FIRST. CLASS ARTISTS,
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21sr,
Whom the very celebrated Csmic Opera, by the
brothers Ricti.
CRIsPINO = La CeMARE,
The latest Musical Sensation in Europe and the
Enit. States. ppsl king, brilliant, and anusing
will be produced with cast OF unrivaled
strength.
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT,
ERNANI,
Verdi's chef d'ourreJ with powerful CO ombins.
tfoD.
Reserved seats in Orchestra, 81. .admissien to
Dress Circle and PsIquet, 81; reserved seats 80
cents extra Private Boxes, SIS
The sale Of tickets will commence on Monday
SAINT III n Mel erpft' n Musir topa n aax'
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A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST os ~
- .Isepsytss ef AHLnDOLDD YLyID N.
IzACL buCAU win be . oomDAYfpon NftA thoas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

E1sl-~ - =
n TI1e3 opooo ngos - = ssfoces
~ u. ~ - - so1leeaoe - -
Psss66eoe yooouongs - ~ - Aseseeey
0seeeal ~ psuoeoe 8 - Vooeoes ncesa8
= Day, 81 seoatooo - ~ deee Seassoe y
eoopany Uish ooseeeeye Seaetco 80 ecw-
N. We hnSo - oaeAeee1e tntesuasten
- NJ. Sped ~ sUsiease. tAeu0h = ~
~ = ~ dispateh last ntgAt. tosse = sum.
6oot authority ~ ooytof tsse pese oeeee
- HARLAN viii b ct Of the Cabinet n .
~ davs.
n bssa'd'e special says: Il wae suoee.
q h Washingb,n yesterday, that The Pre-
jdnt hss nosi6sd Se.sstary Stanton. that
bic sssienasieo would b acoeptsds end that
Be . Ven q NJ. Speed wtll send IN Their
ktters u withdsaval today. NJ. Harlan
viA not Sesiga until compelled =. Gov.
| Randall ID populssiy believed to b the suos
esssoe Of M. Dennisea. Gen. Cant !i''
taks charge Of the War once. ana Sooes
Browning will have the Interior DePaf'>
ment.s :.
The Worlds special :ays the oen,a' =. !.
the Times Of the puo':neo sceoontn =.
Mr. kaynond'e poesuon IN sne nsPuo. /.
esneas on WednssoaY n,ens, s%"uassI =
nothing just 90 long = ocxens 81 "emS :
Who we're present maintsin tnss ns mso =.
speech In which he virtually aecndo1eo ~.
endorsements Of TIE in,Ieoe'po.s ooas q
0on. ne % we!eoDe 70 - ee, - ~
medication o. ne accounts = wn' .eP.eN
seat MN s'ssing quIes'y ~ ny ~. . ~ -.
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REAsONs WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at WAlInAM, Mass.

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=. $500 :, - ,sn,r,,r .rS NO .uaa.n ,hocr e.r
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,., ~ ,,.ch;re,v 1,.eis s.ou, for II, novelty. =
w, = a. 4. .ec,,vsres., ana i, therefore pronerv
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49, ~, - ~. ~,,,,s - 80. M No.
sao 10" pficeo "a'cn 'ol ,ne inl'i'on' " '"~0 Wy -
Of these foreign impositions-thc refuse Of foreign
fsctoyies-vhch was entirely uusaleablc at home and
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How veil We have accomplished this may be under
stood nom the fact, that acf % many yeafs Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

CINCINNATI, July IL.
Our city vas the scene last night. Of two
very destructive confiagfauons, one OF
which originated about ten minutes OF II
o'clock, and the other ct half past eleven.
The last ": on Fourth street. North side,
between Elm and Plum streets, in tho
oeilclng ven known ~ the Ac,demy o.
Ausic: ana containing tne neat nste amuse-
ment bail Of that name. There seems TO
% no doubt but that tne flames originated
~ the dressing room Q! the Kelly e Leon
minstrel Troupe, aitef the close o. the per-
!ofmaocs ana the dafksoing Of the oullo-
ing. ~. Leon returned 70 take away SON:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14
LATEST News


Nsw Yonx, June II.
John Mines Belts publishes . rsplv 70 ].
B. BaldWin's stste0ent, end denies that IN
bic Interview WITH The lats President Lin.
cola 10 1851. tnat say pespesitien vas eass.
ed locking y ~ withdsawal Of troops from
Fort Su00se, IN eaes Virginia rslaoed 10 ..
ceds.
Morning pepsrs esntain he following
specials from Washingten There sssmo
70 be general acceptance tonight Of Tie
belief that Congress win q leost not aejoufn
q present The leading 0eubsss since the
CRISIS ID he CAhiuee ~ 0ero than evef I'M
sltosa 70 peelong he session.
Outfaeeo end assanlls upoo the ftoedmsn
10 Loudoo county, vlrginiA havisR beea
ltequsntly fepestsd u lafs and The civil Law
having failed Il 10 alleged 70 samiaistss jus.
ties.
The Assistant Osmmieo,coer or The Fr..d
mems Bufsau Of thia DISCREET BIZ authority Of
LieutsaanA 0sneeal Grant hae sest I con :.
pony Of cavalry - b Stationed 10 that conn.
e.. with heaAQuartsss q lIo11shurR.
At the U. 8. District Land Of1es q Eau
Olairs in t1e nsath d Jesse. s,se1 asres
were disposed q. he ersatsf psstioa fef
agficultuIal eollese purposes, cd The rest
loe bounty lAnd warrants end By cash
salea.
Rx~0sv. A. ". Randall b 10 New Yssk
o bueissoa He win psebably ~ ssaina-
(ed Poetmastsr General - kis rstuso.-
Gen. Adans, Il ~. oh Auditss, = also
named fse ~ plaos.
In6sruatiea ~ ~ rsesivsd fFea Moore
Islasd ssSy pad, c., segiAs ~ 0snusl
WGlles, eoaolsostjee ea1i6sse q thae navy
ysrd, ~ 1lally ia1us1 = ~ In isst,
81 he sxplesisa efs -bei1sG - did . Z
z. n. ofokokd ~. 10 - 8 nspAsv efths
OsessAsy a ~ Masy. he w. - ~
psins e seessaiag saee - - 9aRsied whsa
De uo)aoeAoly eVea1 oooufss1.
4 elaio aglaaes ~ Daltimess ana Ohle
Railroad, Il ~. ~, - today awsrdsd
By ~ sissoit ssaet = J. Z. HarSis - hav.
l6g his ~ betksa = : eolllo1ieo, eeessfisg
daring ~ W.. h ~ ehoensd ~ ~
eeeldGnt - easesd y eneo1oSoaem. Ths
ds1saee eontsoAsd Mt & th0tlne e -
esaas q ~ waf Il ~ onovsadaAeo q. ~
(aaias ceeA ~ RI ssgu1a14y.
Several 9snbssu sfUourl1os baso ~
r. thele 49, esos sfthGa eui1s uawSa.
- ueAoue ~ inaept3Gn q - ssous6s
- 49, - eu161s enslG1Iv $3.50
ntA bellesi1i ~ 0oaG1D0 ~ eoe0al1lt
oo)o1gu bso6s0 ~ ~ q ~ o0(A
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Western Union Railroad.


rrNRAINs LEAVE PORT BYRON As FOL-
Il LOWS:
Mail and Express 1880 A. NJ, daily, (Sundsys
cxcepted.)
Steamboat Express 1928 A. NJ, daily, Sun
days excepted.)
Accommodation 9. so r. N.
ARRIVE At FORT BYRON.
Mail and Express 1880 p. NJ, daily, Sundays
excepted.)
Steamboat Express las r. NJ, daily.
Accommodation $50 A. NJ, daily, (Sundays
exceptedl
Mail and Express leaving Port Byron II 7:2e
makes close connections Tor Chicago and oil
points in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
Steamboat Express connects Ut Savanna with
Steamer Lansing for Dubuque, arriving hours
ahead Of Northern Line boats.
"Steamer Iowa" leaves Davenport d I AN.
connecting At Port Byron with Steamboat Ex-
press, end at r. NJ. connecting with $50 Pm.
train.
coxxpcuoxs:
Al Racins, with Goodrich Line steamers for
Grand Haven, shelby gan and Manitowoc.
Al Racine junction, with Chicago Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, Keuoshr, wauksgan
and Chicago.
western Railroad, for Jsnesvilie, Madison, Pra-
IRE du Chieu and La Crosse.
Al Beloit, with Chicago : Northwestern Rail
road, for Footviile, Evsnsville. and Madison.
AsFrseport, With Chicago Northwestern md
Illinois Central Railroads, for Rockford, Warren
Mineral Point and 0alena.
At Savanna, with steam packet "l.snaing,"
for Dubuque and through boats 70 ~. Paul.
Al Fulton, with Chicago Northwestern Rail.
road, for Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
At Port Pyron, with Chicago I Rsck lslaad
Railroad, and steam packet "1owa" between
davenport and Rock Island.
Passengers will find this road the cheapest
and quickest 70 oil points In the Northweet.
X. q. TATE, Sup't \. A. KNAPP, Sspt
Eastern Division, Western Division.
Racine, Wis. Savanna, III.
euav17.d dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

CosvRLAxD. July 1.-THE C0nveuticns
Of the International Chain Of Business Col
leees which hes been held IL this city dur
ing the week, adjourned this afternoon The
spSsi0a has been harmonious and full Of In
tefesk Delegates were II attendance from
near forty counties. Judge Bell, OF Illinois,
was elected President for the ensuing year.
The next Convention will meet in Buffalo
In May, 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

LAwmExcr, July 18.-0en. Lanes funer.
a was fixed for sunday next, but in conse-
queDce Of rapid decomposition his femsins
was buried today. All business b eue.
pended. The funeral was largely attended.
Apprrpriate services will be held In the
Methodist church On Sunday.
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''This machine surpasscs al others Ne have
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

GALvssfon, Texas, July IL.
Generals Steadman and Fullerton leave
70 day for New Orleans. They have visit
ed portions Of the interior and express their
satisfaction with the former aud present
management Of The EreedmenA' Bureau.
Nothing has been heard from General
Gregory.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

Never get heightened II you Ind yourself eciscd with
90 stack q Moes fever. II taken In time Il is al.
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fAllblc lie cann0e aO9d 10 visit yOu two or thrre
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bat SIN nail TO restore yeu to hsalth. Il il NOT 90 with
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- chcnpiy but those who not 20 singular have
only. when taken down with Bilious Fever 70 admin.
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lrcsr no such pcrnicious inhucace. AZ soon ~ the
rs have operated the paticns tscls rcicf He feels
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tiiis pcr day must be taken acrward, until the pain
sackncss, etc. disappear. and 10 the patient In well Al
a. expense q - cents or for Railways Regulating
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scndant beg 10 say TINT this Is plain matter II
tAct statement and no fancy sketch Whatever We
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D. kApwAr&co'
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convalcsccnt; s now at work ind perfectly healthy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

ENGINE WORKS +!
Cor. Market ana Third Sts..
EVANSVILLE. OHIO.

ENGlNE w OWMS :
Cor. Market and Third sts..
EVANSVILLE, OHIO.
HAVING ADDED GREATLY TO NJ FORMER
II extensive faciitics am now turning ont large
number OF my mHOvcd Portable steam Engines and
Portable Circular saw Mills. Those already received
on fsfe ne S.ssdy ns s a o. Teo 4
Saw Min are in !se. All ny Engines have spark n
wouk respectfully refer Jon to TIE following gsn
tlemcn and certi6Ates for tho portability utility and
practical cHerat'css Of my Portable Steam Enssss
H1rus, Iawsmba Co. Mis-, Aug. y, 1e6o.
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able Ensae Saw WIN and Corn Mil We purchased Of
sss s %Srs: :s g - e.. q u: s.
day. We grind from % to - bushels Of can -
Acuf Many persona have rode tventy anA thftx
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he bost saving ever done b Northern Pennsylvania.
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J. b. DuvaI-Slr. re 1ngine ard Nh purchased
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

BowLIHo GREEN, Ky, July l3-George
Sheridan, the negro who murdered Patrick
Donnaman, on the 18th Of last April, was
hung 1t 10 O'Clock this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14
LATE NEWS


Yr0o NV X018s
Nsw Yenk, Joy l2-Tas MI special
The Tennessss Coegseaiosal delegation
afe ADVISED that The C00Ge1luslooa1 enneod
nsse will b passed n ths Hoass Of thai
osate.
Only one case Of eholssa ID this city and
one IL Brooklyn.
ne Atlastic Mall oasamship Company
have decided 70 incfease their capital stoch
from four 70 eight millions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

IT Is NO NEW ARTICLE pat bslure tho public
on accOunt u the excitement IN relation 10 Chol
era. II has been manufactured and used for ~ -
Is 40 butths Of Il we've sold In tho New England
Staics sole.y on its merits, without advertising. 10
suflcc, endorsement VI its value. " simple, eae
AID eiiilacous rrice only y cepts. Fer sac by al
Druggists. Fnlier, Firch Fuller, Whclsnie Agts
(hicaGU lune1e -d&w3m