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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
GRlSWOLD COI.IEHE
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
FACULTY


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REV, II. n. Powsn-, IN.
hss. n. DHo"A. M Collegiate Department
w. r. Ctxniv, A. N.
RRv II. TOWNSEND. "a NJ Preparatory
8 RI lIoYT- A. 4. Department.
iliE WINTER TERN q wurc ,v,rrr,r,o,
] will commence Nv Ian ~ rns '.ON
ted in the uppsr part II the DIV ~ nsraan.s. ~
location ir uii- urpassi. The. Ar. mi. ~. :. ~
In the campus. cover. viii i.,r,if,,i -. m,
College building II ne s,un. ediSce ~ h. =, es
and three stories hi.l. Tls ruom. ar. lsrv. 81
cummodous, aud pyvidet @th library ~ G,nr
thousand vo'nme-, a 100 4 eetctin 81 n stnr.l nj.
tory. AMI complete philcto .hca ,ppa rain, IN.
course OF stndy emb aces al the brapcbcs ususii,
taught III toiieSe, pc dcs r. nch German Ard H..
brew students will gree, ed AT any time ana in
any aesge 81 preparation TIE studies are left ~ the
cnoice 81 me patehtsor pups, aud To those who
complete the regular curse HE degree Of A. b. will
be aiveu " WI
rented during the liz ssr,,i nepat.ment has been
most approved style, md Is faly cousl 10 anv n IN.
country nay "a '"o
The Professors and teachors in thi. ins,itu,o, mr.,
men Ofexpcricnce in achnc and win spar, M n,;rs
to make their instruction In eserv rerpcc ,,rfhv ~
the patronsg winch nay be extended 10 Them
BxPESsks-Tuitiohln Col csixte i,epartn,enf sin
per quarter: In Preparatory Department., ~ TO Is her
quarter. -
Board may be obtdned in the College BOARDING
H"uee or IN private families NJ frpm 81 10 Al prr
week Tuition II retuircd In advance
nov13-deod tues thlrs pat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

kFv0UGER OF ATH AND IOWA STRERTS-
fVDAvIa Soxs, PaoPRIsroRs. Free omnibus
20 ~ from the cars and bcats. Proprietor d
Ahs ieClsire. Princeton and Lyons, and the De-
Via ond Naauokesa stage Lines. Stages leave
= Heuse for The obovo nonea and contiguous
nm eVorv iev.s An1 awtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

n An INDIGNANT COLLECTOR.

When luekless Printers stosp 10 credit,
And had TO late that men won't pay
What charm can soothe the Scribss who edit
what art can wash the debt awsyl
The only art their case 10 better,
To bring the money when it's due,
TO give1rcpentance 10 the debtor,
Aod wiring his pocket-is TO sue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

Nos. =, IL, - = Is CORTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY
D. ID. WMcHssrsa 3 T. d. WrxcnEsrsR PRor's.
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
! THIS Hotel, our Iowa frissds will find especi-
ally adapted TO their convenience. being coniigu-
ens % sil the western Rail Road and Steamboat
landings. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
IaUnPmREv.e
Homeopathic Specifics

HAVE proved, from thc most ample experience. IN
y. ~ entire s"eoJs: nMpc. e'hcens ard reliable
ulsr 80 simple. that mistakes csnns, s. made n
usins then :. Harmless : 70 be fie ifom danger
snd 20 sihesna = y 'e sssys reliable They have
always read, sati- faction ''o"' '''' ~ Csr,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
JOHN OCHS 4 SON.
AGRNrs ron
Ne SALE OF REAL ESTATE &C.

GOOD IMPROVED FARM Or $50 ACRES
I within Is miles of Davenport.
good improved farm Of 40 acres within Il miles
iles Of Davenport.
Davenport.
gssdiavrsved farm Of - acres. within miles Of
ecod Improved sArn ofsp srres. with miles Of
sveupun
40 sssss divided Into % acre pieces. with god in
ove0ents IN each
70 scrss - niIss nsm Dsycnpert.
ron . - 4 miles North Or nD0r0mt.
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY.
Once on Brady street, over Wilson's Jewelry
less. erank Plnmmes'a OLE ONCE oc2-l- Wiz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

DAxvnas, r., JsnsA ee9-Dr. W. 3. 0rl1
sugar diabsees. ead f6r Eve moaths passea NOR.
tn two eallses q woess h t@sney .fssr hours.
- obligoa 70 ~ - = sllsa ~ o. twelve tiose
dusisg he uig6t asd n Ave months lost about
atty pounds 3 weight. During ~ month Of JUL,
iS6l. I procured tVo bottles 81 Constitution We.
ter. esdju Two doys alter using e expsrienced
pslsf. asA alses tskise two botsles1 was entirely
esssl. ssss ssrsgsisiag ~ sssal god health.
Yours trulv, ~. i. DE WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
TR YP OS T.,
Restoring 4 Strengthcming
TIE HAIR
MO OTHER PREPARATION FOR rHE
An Hair. ever presented 10 the public ssch
Astonishing Results

Vs1sS1sam8 NCSuUuUO
In 20 short time a. has the Tryphose.
From Ex-Mayor J. H. Hsxsv. Who has been
partly Bald Tor Fifteen Years
DAxsxr0sS, Oct 18th, 1863.
have been using Mrs Coulter's Try phose for
the last six weeks, and very much 10 my surpriss
have nice crop Of hair growing ON the top Of
my head. where no hair has grown before for
hftcen years. JOHN r. HENRY.
DAVENPORT, Oct 23d. 1859.
Mas +. N. CouirER.-Madam -
have used vUur Hair Restorative a dress.
Ing Tor the HAIR for some six weeks, aud do not
hesitate to pronounce It superior to any thing
that nave ever met with for that purpose,
Respectfully yous,
u. u. SHELLEY.
For sale bv all Druggists and Hair Dressers.
Mrs. + N. COULTER. Manufacturer, Daven.
port, Iowa. i. q. Box H. nov7-dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

Henry Ward Beecher is writing story
for the New York Ledger. Its publication
will extend through several months.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
PlrTsavAc.

--------A-
LINDsEY.S
Improved Bleed Oearcher and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For tho euro Of all Diseases
ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE or THE
>..s.,. r. BLOOD. SUCH As
diseases, Brysipclas, Boils. Pimples on
the face. Sore Eyes, Scsld Head.
letter affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspcp-
STA, Costiveness,
Jaundlce, Salt Rheum,
MercuriAl diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss Of Appetite, Low Spirits,
Fosl Stomach, together With I'll oeher
disosdess from - i0propss condition Of H.
sisculAtosy system. Ass gsneral TN.
10, ito effects are benignant, and
cannot iail TO benefit vhsss
ussd pssssssrioSiy aad
aecosding - disse-
ti1no.
WE OR 10 TlD PuBLIC A MEDICINE
upon ias s.s s:sss. i so:ssr kss -. 3; I'D Ss
c!ne sves mnnuenrtsrsd-sntil now-tt ~ bepD0e
s,andasd ssnsdy Auv "AsovE DmrAsss" all over ~
Read Ills. and n aniictcd tryIt
J. Il. LINDSEY,
DnAn Dsp We would just say that yoas
medicine has cured Of 0crofuia that haD been
coming on Tor Ave yesrs the eesA was eaesa "a thu
sdys af1s-goe eOuid 60 IL etnsWs vesking She
10 q Tie elghth botue noW, and ~ ne6h b growing
on very fast Yous Blood ssarchcr 10 going all over
JOIN ExrsroN . son.
Klderton. Ind. Station.
X. :. bkLLFks 3 CO.. 6OiA PnorRssroH,
Pittsburg, r..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

DllllnoOe0v ~ nAnn1A0R. Tho fsuprietoss
I - ~ HsW Yea 11useum ~ AnseUsny have deter
01oe4 = lsa1 49, N1sf 81 thss moot Instructive loo
s9S 0Naes - " Alslsa!sacasions Nervou
sto1UD4Ns W4G06eoa a. Dereesssce. 1Rpoteney.
- 0nsoy - Monty pewSs tAe n - Social Fvil
- tAuoo 0661oRe WA1e6 teouN 6Oas yestheNl foliie
ssesss eeoaausi(S, ~ iguossaes of Physiology and
- 1nsaluahos Lseausss AoSe besa the means
0ttgA18 ~ Saveas sAsaseaAe. 80 VIII hc for
yMoQ1 - = feceipt ri four stampe BY addIcssin
0QDD13 Neg fooA 0naso0 Of AnatOm9 and M~di
de. ~ 0suodvoy. New yush MARKEDLY I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

plalnts Ae., personally or By letesr. a tnaoratsi
Medical Pamphlet the shove dieeesea, asntang -
large pages nd giving fall pattie1lose. ooat 10 any
e-drcss on receipt of0 e60ss
TO LADlES.-A pampAise Of speeial lnpestaoes -
Married Ladies and ethsss sent d seolo1 eoSueps
receipt Of stamp. Direct Ill letters 70 ms 0AiuDo
IHevlrVsn, b Paw, Minn. aue1o-dovly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04
~ LoOk out for swind1ers:

The increasing popularity Of this article % s v,r
eacs end e6scle1ty have hcccnse snorr generally
sao~r. ~ indWcsd certain unprinciLicd particle 10
PIT ~ dangerous sompCunds snd worthless imta-
reeeong public ~ genuine window polirh. Such
aen ere no better than n irvee swindkrs and We
sUntM earnestly csutson the public AHainst such i'm
pOeesloWs. We beg II you mot 10 b. cheated With
s.sv slss open. Mead the Label over carefully he
;HSfxHtSts6ta r f st isH 4 81 Sors
get worthless Article and then condemn our. We
warvone our Polish 10 cnninn acids nor anything
aSGieOO0ae Or inlutCus character, but 10 he per
etctes hssmiras 10 every respect.
Price, - Ceaso.
MANUFACTURED nv
wOOpSUN q CO.,
~ Washington street. Boston.
tcf saie By Urccers. DruEgsis. aud Dealers kencs.
ANY, uovse dsw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-04

AT TIE 0ALENlC MEDl.
CAL INSTITUTE, 10 Concert
Hall Biock. near the Post Of.
fee, ~. Pam, Minnesota.
npfhs coy regular eAartersd
In0e0ary Of he hid u ~ West,
In ehares Of . regular oueGs -, Z
aSa1uAie Of ~ nodieol Col1eRl
Of Ohio.
CosSIDaufiAl ConsUs.sAsloDD.
- 9nA2mn0 Oonao.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-27

pursGed wilhout being overhauled.
The present season will probably wit,
moss the total repression OF savage
warfare in the vicinity of the mines on
the waters of Snake River, and the
late outbreak will only hasten that
event, by rousing citizens and military
to energetic action.
The road from the mouth of Muscle
Shell River, the head of navigation on
the Missouri River, to Helena, runs
through a fine farming country for the
greater part of its length, which is
about two hundred and twenty-five
miles.
Boise Valley is clear of snow and
farmers We're about to commence
breaking ground on the 18th of Feb
ruary. c
A Mrs. Reed, living at Jefferson
.Gulch, Blackfoot mines, was frozen to
death in January. She wandered
away from home in a condition of
drunkenness, and was found FIVE days
afterwards. Her husband, in the
meantime, had been arrested on sus
pcion of numbering her.
The diggings found last fall between
Big and Little Blackfoot, fifty miles
from Hellgate Ronde, are turning out
to bo rich and extensive. On Elk
Creek, some twenty gulches (small
creeks) have proven to be rich, and
claims arc already selling we'll up in
tho thousands.
A Proclamation has been issued by
Acting Governor r. f. Meagher, OF
Montana, calling an election for mem
bers of convention TO meet at Ban-
mack City on the 26th of March,
The election was to be hela on the
Oath of February. The purpose ap
pears to be to make State out of
Montana on short notice.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-27
THE EONTANA TRADE.

We have files OF Montana papers to
the 9th of January. AT Blackfoot
City, we learn by letter, -four was re
failing at S35 for States, Walla Walla
and Oregon brands. There were SOW.
eral parties buying in quantities at $32
on speculation.
At Helena prices are about the same
as those of Virginia City.
Tobacco had declined in all the
principal mining camps. A slight de-
cline in provisIons,and supplies in gen.
eral, is noted, as in our reprint of Vir.
ginia prices current, which is attrib:
utable to the fact that sales are gems
orally limited to immediate demand
for consumption. The ruling rates,
however, are higher than last year at
the same time.
The following are the Virginia City quota
tations (retail prices, twenty per cent added):
FLorR.-St. Louis, % sack, $50 States,
S24@27 Salt Lake, $24@25,
BAcoN.-Heavy sides, fp ib, &c.; Medium
soc. -t-
HAMs-Prime canvassed7p ib, ,65c; Country,
55c. .@6Oc. .-..
LARD Small chns, 6oc.; Large cans 55c a.
| Coo. .d.F
CANDLEs.-Werk's Cincinnati u ib, 629c.;
Other brands, 55c.
SUeARs.-New Orleans 7p ID, 55c.; Clarified,
55c.; Powdered, 573c.; Crushed, 57gc.; Re-
fined, 573c.
CoFFEE.-Java, none; Rio choice % ib
95 Ordinary, 90.
TEAS Imperial u ib, $3@Sa 25; Young
Hysop, SO 5O@3 rs; Japanese in papers, So
SYRUps,-Beecber's G. s., st. Louis, - lC
gal. keg, S57; S. II. NJ, y 10 gal. keg, $5O@
$55; Sorghum, 81 80 9P gal.
ToBAcoo.-Lewis' Ed. Sp ID, 81 %; Or.
dinary, $3@3 80.
BEASs.-Navy % ID, 40c'
SoAp.-Palm, SOC. .@65c.; CASTLE, ST. rs.
on,-Coal y gall, S. OO@oi Linseed, $4 81
@$5 90. .~E.
NAns-7p lOOib keg, $40.
soDA.-Babbit's in ib papers, 5oc.; il
bulk, soc.
PEppHR.-Grain y ib, 81 so; Ground U 90 Il
box, $40. ,o. .t,-..l
LIQuons.-Champagne % basket, Heidsicb
(qts.) SEQ; Sparkling Catawba, $40@S42 80
Claret ~ case, $24026; Whisky, Bourbon,
gal, $40 sO@Sl2; Rye, $1o@$l2; Brandy
Imported, $1,000; Domestic, $l2@l6: Cir
Domestic, $l2. Iot
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-27

City having come through by Salt
Lake City in thirty days.
The Sun River excitement turns out
to be a steamboat" The weather
came on very cold, while hundreds of
prospectors were out with insufficient
supplies, and it is feared that many
lives have been lost
A man named James Talbot was
robbed at the crossing of Jefferson
Fork Of the Missouri by three highr
waymen. He lost two hundred ounces
of gold dust and $3.50 in greenbacks,
but escaped without personal injary.
This happened on the main road from
Virginia City to Helena.
The Idaho Statesman thinks the
Branch Mint will yet be located at
Boise City. The Washington States
man appears to think that The Empo-
rum will be the place. When States
men differ who is TO decide?
Tho Now York Il Owyhee Cons
pany's Mill, at Owyheo, commenced
crushing rock on the 7th of February.
The Walla Walla Statesman of Feb
ruary 10Th contains the following:-
Mr., Henry LaFlour, a resident of Col
vile, and just down from the mines,
has exhibited sonfa very fine speci-
mems of coarse gold, taken out of his
claim on French Creek, about twenty
miles from the Columbia River, above
Death Rapids. Mr.. L.. worked five
men, with one sluice, and here is the
yield per day, as noted down: Oct. 5,
1865, s55; 7, s295; 10, 1868; IL, sl7O;
l3, Sl40; IA, $l27 Is, S3SS; 16, S5l3;
II, S714 Is, $3.50, 10, SlO93; q, ST.
1O5; 22,s939 23, 1928; 25, $4l73; 26,
slS2; %, S2673; 20, $255; 81, $245.
This gold he estimated at SIT per OF j;
but ho informs us that the gold in this
market is worth SIS.
Tho Idaho Statesman says that a
new trail will be laid out in the spring
from Boise City 20 Helena, by Fort
Lemhi, on Salmon River. The dis
tance is said to be two hundred and
fifty miles. This must be the air
line" heretofore spoken of, as the par
ties who may tryto gooverthegrounc
"early in the spring" will find thai
the. snow will range from three ,te
twenty feet from the head of the Eas
Fork of the Payette TO near Lemhi.
The hostile demonstrations of th,
Snake Indians in Southern Idaho i
the most important piece of informa-
tion we havo from the interior. The,
have, for several weeks past been &C
lively engfged in depredating o.
way.farers and wagon'trains. Cap,
White, First Oregon Cavalry, station
cd at Camp Lyon, went out after th
Indians who had been in the neigh
borhood of Ruby City, and had ski
1nish with them, in which he lost on
man killed. Some fears ave enter
tained for the safety of Camp Lyol
Forty mounted men from Fol
Boise bavo gone to the assistant
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-27

GEN. HOWARD claims that the Freed
mons Bureau, on tho basis of its or-
ginal establishment, is entitled to run
a year longer. ~
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-27
HENRY WINTER DAVIS is dead.

DENTAL NOT1CE.---Beng about to make
professional tour to the towns and settlements up the
Columbia respectfully call the attention of those of my
patrons who in need of Dental Operations any char
acter, to the fact that they m1y have opportunity
to avail themselves of my services before my departure
If 80 desired will leave about the Goth of March, and
return to this place to resume my practice about the
18th OF June. [f27tfl J. w. GURLLY.
WascO Lodge, No. 15, +. A. 81 A. NJ. .---
Holds its stated Communications the Fret and Third
Mondays of each month"; at their hall, in Dalles City
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
SETH L. PORE, secy. By order of the ". NJ.
Columbia Lodge, No. 5, 1. o. o. E.--
Meets every Friday evening at 615 o'clock, in Gates
Hail. corser of Second and Court Streets. Brothers in
good standing are invited to attend By order. N.G.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-27

SECRETARY Seward refuses to re-,
ceive the late rebel cruiser Shenando
alb, from the British.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-27

WELLS, Fargo & Co.'s Express from
above, on Sunday, brought down
about 100000 in treasure.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-27

DAN SHowALTER, formerly member
of the California Legislature and a
noted duelisb was lately killed at Maz'
allan, Mexico.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-27

7ANoTHER steamboat is to be built
for the navigation of Clark's Fork,
above the Cabinet Dalles. Messrs.
Hogue and Abrams, of this city, are
Interested in the enterprise. The
boat will be aduplicate of the one now
building at Pen d'OreilIe Lake.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-28

COUNTRY PROMPTLY BY MAIL.
LIST OF PRESENTS TO BE AWARDED:
| Ihree-story Brick Residence H street. be-
tween sixth and seventh. ............... S IS OOO
lhree-story Brick Residence, Second
sSs sai Brick Residence, enta street 10000
I1Ios!oSy BticE Residence; Tenth Street "vOo
T%ost0Ty Br,ck Residence Tenth street 0OO'
FSs ReTeeR CT 10 ~ snG y on seveni6 street 0O0
Sp endld Carriage Horses, and Harness,
SS%RSf!Si diamond Ring sSoS tSS
Set Diamonds, complete PIN, Ear-rlnqs
GTand% % raHo (Stcinway s. SSS SSS
10 cram Grand i1Ysa Pianos ea sac Go sSS SSS
10 Grand PianCs $50 each 90
l90 Sens Sens GO & &Waehes 200 each 20 900
% GTand in,ioSn 6 5S 500 sagh l9Ii
bunting JIS ase SILVER Watches $40 ca, h., 5000
25 Diamond Pins. 800 each.......,.,.....,., $500
20 Sewing Machines s!eO each. .,.......,..... 1900
20 si,yer;pIa ed ga eS Sets s75 50O
5000 clocks Albums, Jewery, etc, s6 to slO
g 600 s1SR ana Table 81 s. each 81 SSS
40 ~, each IA 900
each ....,.,,.........,,.,,.,..... 5000
Total $3.50, ,OUO
stage of the theatre where three thousand
witness 1t. committee will be appointed 6y tLe audi
Printed lis OF awards viii be published ana supplied
TO agents and ticket holders Parties having Il :kets
,hsr numbers appear ON on he list they will forward their
i hotels GGkS sSfsi q n ifs Se
SgSRE TOR 6S 9SRst Sdss
and PennsJ ivania avenue Washington d. S''ee'
The Directors appeal to the liberia y Of the people to
assist in relieving the wants of Itbe orphans of our
MANAGING DIRECTORS
p,ooiaon, HdaJST dSJ OH; II; A; HALL,
MsjSP GlS4e5 N oIiAkifsR 4 ELbskefA fSAAPEHAEf'
WILLIAM S. MORSE.
JB. HuTCaiSssGo;N, ESQ,
Cashier National Bank OF the Metropolis.
All persons favoraby disposed are reouested 70 act "a
agents, but no commissions win he al owed.
Money 1Ss al IN al eases be sent by Post Office order
In eye n case af send the and Post Qce address
close stamp AL orders TOR tickets must addressed
Secretary Soldiers end Sailors Naioaa concert
D.o,u h. -....,,.,.u, - Lock Box No, 50.
SsHoEa RSSsr afa sehsust HSnSGot M &C. 6Is
General snsa SSheI }3he q Ks5fap Bsht Kansas C. NY
General N Hendrlck, Iowa.
General ID @. McCnilam, ID. G.
HSn Hon 5eSRs' George TsSs n g. faSna
d. Q. Forney Esq, d; G..
Hon William ID. Kelley. NJ, u Penna.
Hon Ke Ian V. Whaley, NJ C., West Va,
Hon. Eben @. Ingersol, N G. Ill.
Hon. Henry Q, Deming, M. q, Conn,
Hon A. Ii. Latin, NJ c., n y.
II on. Leonard Myers NJ C., Penna,
ROn. wi liam A. Newell, NJ c.. N. j.
Hon George W. Julian NJ. Ind.
Hon. Stephen +. Wilson NJ c., Penna,
Hon. j. b. Glinrel, c., Iowa.
Major G. M. Van Buren,, n. I. 623 I'm
NATATORIUM AND PHYSICAL INsTI.
~ TUTE,
BROAD STREET, BELOW WALNUT
SWIMMING SCHOOL
AND SWIMMING BATH
FOR LADIES, CHILDREN,
AND GENTLEMEN,
TUE NATAToRIUM AND
THE FOURTH OF JULY
The Swimming Department, on the Fourth" viii b'
| 8 A, M. to p. NJ. ONLY.
No Ladies' swimming, and no instruction given on
| that dey 626 6trp
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-28

lRFss CLUB.-At the stated meeting OF
ne F1ess Club Of Philadelphia, yesterday alter
noon, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:-
President-Thompson westcott.
NiCe-Presidents-Wm V. McKean DR. Julius
Helm.
R' cording secretary-Wm II. Fisher, Jr.
Corresponding SeCretary-John NJ. Grier.
IreasureT-Casper Souder, Jr.
Board OF Drectors-Enoch w. c. Greene John
ID. Watson, Albert W. Frick, ID. Brainerd Will
hanson, Lewis Vain Smith, Frank Sheppard
William nj. Runkel, Lewis Ashmead, Ernest G.
Wallace.
FIRE.-Last evening q fire broke out in a
building connected with planning mill at Girard
avenue and Vienna street, which DESTROYED 1t,
aud extended TO the main building, doing con-
siderable damage to the lower story and the
machinery. The tiTemen we're on the ground in
large iorce and the flames were arrested through
their efforts. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
METHODIST FAIR.-1he Ladies' Fair for
the purchase of Home for Aged and INDECENT
MethodIsts, recently held I'm this CITY, proved TO
be complete success. The sum of at least
$40, coo is reported from the several churches,
and it may be that one or two thousand dollars
more may yet be realized.
BRIDGE AT SOUTH STREET.-The Com
mittee on Surveys of Councils intend reporting
an lordinance providing for the furnishing
plans and specifications for a bridge over the
Schuylkill, at South street, and creating a loan
to build the same The ordinance is not to be
effective until one creating a loan is passed.
THE SEVENTH SCHOOL SECTIoN-The
Board Of Directors OF the Seventh School Sec.
ton have elected Mr.. Penrose Fell President,
and MIR. E.. L. Ilallowell a member, to ill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Mr.. A. NJ.
Walkinshaw.
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BANNERS WASHING MACHINE
Best i'm the City.

SAVES LABOR,
SAVES CLOTHES.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE,
For sale at the Furniture Store OF
Agents Wanted,
j. HAAS,
500 No SS7 MARK 1T sire
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No s87 MARK tT Sire

PHILADELPHIA, APRIL IL, lS66.-NOTICE
Is hereby given that Wits of Scre Faclas will be
issued upon the following claims at the eXpra ion o
three months rom the cate hereof the same are
paid within that time TO W. SILVER,
Attorney at Law,
No. 80 North SEk ENTH Street
A4HM NRN Ia
City 10 use OF Lane SchOheld Vs. Cornelius s. SIM
c. P December t.. 1864, No. 2 for paving, Sl4395 10
W corner OF Second and Queen Streets % ee Inches
San vs. John flanders, G. p, March r., 1865 No 90
for paving s44 co. lot N r. corner of Sixth and Lomba
streets, 10 feet by 20 feet inches. NNgyg
Same VS. James NontgCmeEy C. p December T. 1867
and Montrose streets u feet by y 46 ieet inches
or paving $50 81 lot n = corner Of Tenth andPOpilr
Same VS. same Q. T., March 1865 No.2 for paving
Tenth street, IL eet by "a
Same same, q. Pr March T., 1865, No g. for paving
S2553 lot north side OF Pop ar street. so feet east
Tenth street Ia feet by "a feet
same same q, p. March IT,. 1866 NO 4, for paving
S243 lot north side Of Poplar street, "a feet east
1Cnth street IA feet by "a feet
Some William A. Archer, g p, March T., 1886 No
for paving, S24g7 lot soutH side OF Brown street 81
feet inches from St John street, l5 feet Inches by
% te ct inches
Same VS.. same c p, March T.. 1866, No for paving
S24 ~ lot south side Brown street. As east from IL
John street Is feet inches by 20 feet In ll?hSm'
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AT GROWERS THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1855.

100000 tickets will be sold at 81 each75 900 presents
awarded valued s25oOO SIS COO Of the profits to be
given to the Soldiers and Sailors National Orphans
Home Fund, s25OO to the Washington Male and Female
Orphan Asylum the balance after deductng expenses
to be paid to the Treasurer of the Soldiers and Sailors
Union, of Washington, D. c.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM E. OWENS, NO 527 CHEsNUT STREET;
ALSO, SENT TO ANY POST OFFICE IN THE
COUNTRY PROMPTLY BY MAIL.