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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
SPAsMODlC ASTHMA.

While in Germany. an eminent hvsician
who became interested in has case. promised
him relief. He folIowe! the treatment ordered
and, TO his surprise AID joy, his asthma Instant
II disappeared lie pr, cured the recipe which
had accomplished so much for him, brought i,
with hin to this country. snd it became tie prop
e ~ Of the present proprictors This remedy
h as been used in thousands o. the wors, cases
with astonishing AID uniform success: and it
now offered TO the public with confidence in It's
merits. II contain, no poisonous or injurious
properties whatever and an infant NAV take il
with perfect safety See circular accou puny-
ius each bottle.
Extract from the Life of " ashingtcn IT.
wing py his NEPHEW, Pierre y. Irving, Vol.
w., page So:
hathad been suggesed BY DR.. 20. W. Holmes
on his late visit. .'Jmas whiteombs Remedy
for Asthma" . tea.ponful in n wine glass OF
water. TO be taken e'ery four hours. A good
night was the result
ASTHMA CURED.
EppYrowN. Ya,esCo. y. T., May i5, 20.
Editors Rural New Ytker:
Seeing IN inquiry y the Rural for cure
for that distressing d ease. the Asti ma, write
to let the inquirer h y. what has almost erred
me.
have had the spaM odic asthma fifteen Years
aud never found any medicine that would pre-
vent an attack when ] was coming on mil |
conlmeuce0 taking xmas Whitco.ub's Remedy
Tor Asthma" conn need taking this rem DIV
eighteen years ago, AID nave no. had Sc ere
pafoxysm since.
.'wHlTCUaB'S RiMEDl" has done for
me al that il. recomE ended tc do.
SARAH SEELET.
Ex.l'rcs't Slnr,im Van Ismrea's
Snilerings in his lst illness were greatly
all waited by the uscof JovAs WnlTco,ss
ASTHMA REMEDY, as proved by letter. in
| our possession from lis Physician, and from
MIR Van Burcn hins IL, expressing mna
qualification with tieresults Of its use.
Recommendstory NJ ices might be more O.
tended, but It is needles, because really but 90
theme is the burden Of them all, and their 90
erai spirit is comb.neiin the above.
-
DCRNErT'1 COCAINE.
Ia superior 20 all aninal oils in the following
particulars
Il is . cooling Vegetable Oil. animal %
are heatipg.)
Its rapid absorption leaves little residue o,
the surface. (Animal Isils do mot posssss this
peculiarly in any gree degree.)
II does not quickly boone rapcid. tAnima
ole do.)
1t parts glossinea to the hair hv it, pene-
trasing power, rather q IN bv mere outward luz
tire. tThc contrary IL true with regard to ami.
NAL oils
THE LATE STATE FAIR"
ITO Joseph BurpeN 4 Co, Hoston. Va:
awarded First Pfis3 Tor Cooking Extracts
and First Prize for Toilet Articles
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

all
wfo "a o.
paii r" promptly e"
YTsSn
lin oo~ns and will stand By the vsdi
".r c,.,nnsd ty ~. RICHARDSON ~
'e'" ~~--""~ p H.. n. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
From P.sliade1phi0.

/ Fnn.AptiruI,, nec 21.-Tberc was n Sc
we're gale from tie north west this evening,
and several slight falls of snow. II is now
| clt ar and cold
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
co.'s RE RClAL.
r.nvenl,ort Market Report.
OrFJcz OF ynE B.vxSroR, nxwocRAr,

OsrJcx OF fnE B.vESroR, nxwocRAr,l
| December ., 1855.
| tiorr.-SrArs.-
Retail bulk &ll.5o
80 Sacks. paper, 1890
- bbl &,2 20.
Wholesale 40cts per Dbl less
CoRx MsAL.-No. /. uer bnshel. s7lycts
WuHAr.-So. !, sl.s5. Extra t2.ue. No. Q,
81 759.l so
Cons. BE-
OARS 3oM35c.
BsRLEy.- 30II5c.
Poraroxs- io@I5c.
rNIoxs 25a26.
TuaxIps lie pcr Go lbs.
APplts-iFMsl 81.
BrrrER -25MzSc.
EcGs.- 25M3"c.
HAY.-&l3.Ur.
Coat BY the load. 2lae2c. at yard. lsc. de-
livered, zoe.
Woop.-t5@75.
New York Market.
Nav Yoak. Dec 90.
Cctton-Quie,. sales 200 bales At sa1l@34 for
midd'ipg upiands.
Flonrek.ce,p,s as,s bbis. 6@loc. bett.r;-
scarcely "a active; es.5oMlo1O for super West
ern. Ell. 65dl3.s 60 for choice do; lllo0l2 10
for common shipping brandA Of extra r. II.
Wheat-Quiet: nj. 2 Mil &2.l0@ a.5o@2 SIS for
good to prime No. Chicago.
Corn-aall and declining 4l12 for mixed
Western in store. and ~ Is tor do aAoat; clos
for new yellow and white Southern
l;lssrle,-dull.
Oats-du;i -s29s5 Tor Chicago and Mil.
Pork--Open,d lower. and closed trmcr at
ele t{@ie So; old closing At 1850; regular st
17.376tI775 for prime.
Dressed hogs Firm md quiet nt7ai0s.
Lard-Lowcr, 1t liA@l2Is.
Freights tn l.iverpooi lower.
Whisky-Dul,, crude Pet. lsilQals.
New York stock No0r1xea.
NEw YoRg. Dec. 90.
Stocks market active.
Money per cent
$50 Coupons s1165i1.
Sterling at ti.V9ss.
Gold t1.S2L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
MEDICAL.
Perfectly Reliable.

The only remedy for Chills snd Fever or Agre ard
Fever that is or can oc depended urcn h Hnrlcys
Are Tonic. There hsse been thousands cured by
u,,pc !, Who had tried the usnsl rnedies withea,
hcp.a, bu, in No CASE mas HURLEl's AGrE
royrc rAlLED 10 ErFEcr A CURE an WHO
have used Il cAccrsaily tel shc'rrictc rle : o L.
.. sure and certain arssas ZOE sAls and fever. fuy
On. .unerns fcr, the efills wsuld sssen their ow.
,.sres. By sendins 70 adrue more asA bying bot
The. Il - pleasant to tahss oUpersd osrrs. and
r,,l be certain to cure an eases Of Fevsad Ague
cNi,ls and Ysvss. Send for II to tbs psOpsie.cn.
HURLEY, PUDDLE CO..
lU0isviile, Ky.
For sale By he wholesale Gsueksss Of Louisville.
Cincinnati Memphis. 81. Lous. New Oieans. &c.
Every druggist and country merchant hould have
/, In store especially In districts subject 10 chills and
fever or sgue and fever
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM !
TESTIMONIAL nr MEDICAL MN.
EroNy PotNT. VIII e co. Arb. L NAV 70. co

] xseI N
DH ions BriL-pear Sir: Last February WIS In
Louisville lurcha sing drrgs, and got some Of your
Srsaparilla aud Cedron Biiicrs. My sun-ir-law who
was with me In tie store. had been down with rhcu
maiism for some time, commenced ON the Bittcrs,
nd soon found his general health improved. DR..
.irt Who had been In bad health tried them, and he
also improved DIR Coffee. who had been In bad
health Tor several years stomach and liver affected
he improved very much by the use Of your Dittcrr.
Indeed the Ccdron Biters has given yon gr, popu-
Iafity In this settlement think could sell great
s"nr Cedron Bttcrs and Sarrapai lila Ship me Via
Memphis, care luekett 4 Nicely. Respectfully
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
Disease OF the Eye,
DR. ..1E. C.aNREELL T.,
-
w. T.. lslJNCsGA.I.,

Office co,o.r Perry and Second Streets. No
charge made tpr unsuccessful ,ervicea.
Lavenwors iowa f.b2 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
Have We'll Organized Life Insurance
Companies Failed

intelligent ubt that
organized
which business to- day
Il that A.
dividend from
the Phenx
holders oil
this and veil
STUpENDous ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND MO COMMISSIONS M....
Of New Ykl-rWENrY THOUSAND DOLLAR SUPPENS-W1H WINE
CoRKEsPoND wEtvE THOUSAND YEAR TO Its pRESlnENr Anv
OTHER SALARIES TO SONS SNSlN LAW PAGE FOrMEN AND EVERY
WOP>iiPPER OF THE GREAT EGO.-Se Baltimore Underwater
that nov.
the inst
So much fDr now comct to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
ul,Rl evs p0pulsR WORM CANDY,

A. th,sts real ~ a specific FIR Worms. ara the best
and paatable form 10 give 10 children lie not
surprising that it fart taking place Of al other pre-
paratious for Norms-it being tasielefs. any child
will take IL. aug25dGwlE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
EXTRACT or A Lr1Trn FROM Pnovinnso-, Ala. [


bR. J"WS Bun send yor $50 for CrDRos lrr
rtRs; Please send what IL Viii come to after pay
freight 10 Columbus, Miss have been troubled for
sever years with Indigestion haze had TO lake pills
Every nigh for trn fifteen and In February.
s6I. vas attacked wit general paraiNsis was
- mined 10 my fur the balance of the year and
IA fact continued In very weak and nervous eondi-
ton unil some fwo rrsnihs -iuce when put
under operation, and your Cedron Bittcr- for
Treatment. commenced improving right away. and
am pretty well restored You're, truly.
oci@f-acodSwiy 4. l.. NEAL.
AaA.s risf. III tnE l.r nAnnhlRtHiEI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

M me mutual If I Cr,
NEQGn nAmNL
sAmaNn onumn hmhn rudym Mmr the
Davenport Chg"W
four Fir compel"
% ya ~ hm
lax following
49,, -. ,~ -,
nnd on A~ nn nmeas mdm~na hars~ .p
We PMms nuyh~. % ~ nmannhnAa
-wepoxnr nHowm snonnC ms h"m h
accgb l Giro % kh 4h
~
nod dyh 'front.' % less
Observation-Disclosures" las b. HOLM ssnnny
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
Lime /: Lime (! I!

rINlE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECElv.
L.ss. a,d wiu constantly keep on hand at his
oil s,aud On the corner OF Ripley an From.
streets. the Port Byron and lie Claire Lime -
Ai.,, Louisville Cement, aud the Utica, ILL.,,
C.neat. P.sssercrs' Hair and Stuccc. All OF
which ~,i be sold ct the 10 sest market priccs
IN large or small qaaatities.
Davanoort Iowa Aue l-olv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

For debility, los ofaTpeuSc, Weakhcst indirc6tOh
or dyspepsia want q ac4ioa Of the Liver dsordered
stomach There are NO Dittsrs that compare With
these in removing dis,res.ing complaints. For sale
or can be had any drug store In the United Staes
or from the proprietors. Louisville Kv.. Of
Seventy and Green streets to whom all orders should
he addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

Passengers will please procure 4 tickets a. Ii.
Office.
A. KiMpALL. Asst. Supt.
Davenport, Dec. 10, lsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

ArFICE ny THIRD STkEET. BETWEEN
\ Brady aad N in. ~here Dir Adj rs office
asrs 10 be- Ocice hon,s. sto 10 NJ. 10
T. N R.sisence cor lith and Brady Sta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

by Life
will n."-Ilcnry Ward Bsecher
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
SPHINX A MORTON.

EIOuSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN.
ENS. Paper Hangers, Glariers. &c. shoI
corner Main and Fifth ,ts mchg3- div.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
PANNHL.rmskF

has TIE moral eeuAgs
tssss Does 'hs sk like
failing! .,,., 49,,
specimen supsndous LYING 9TH
which We
his
he'd hundred indignant
NIX
hst
the public
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

'lti~ New .sHvsss:ES.. ylachs,~ l.
the nasost sa~eGial p. cs..ue s.rs1 go.
0oretn tsfc time. lew Jesie =.
q Sac uaique anN p0palne m.
1eG cases at - Perry sc. eeeoSa
deer below the n. q. decsd1 IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
avslNEsS CARDS.
pELT0N L BuRCITlLL,
HORSE SHOERS,
q. ~. MAXWELL. ~. ID.

,
an coniid-s. 81 gssirr
pe-t,s; satisfaction. fyou expect good. scri
sr2io7 c=perierecd practitioners only. sgesiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
HURLEY'S SARSAPARnLA,

The great Blood Purifier. as Spring and Summer
Medicine, stands anrivaled. removes all Impurities
from the blood and gives health a. sircn III to the
,v.tem. III riley. RUDDLE 4 CO..
Pro,yietors Louis He XIV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
TRADE ON TIE SECURITY INSURANCE CO., or INV

Of high standing eo@mun
literally
We
eoodsnnadon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

UHilYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
b ~ith Ur. baker, under the davenport Ma
tienal lisnL. corner ~ sd and BRADY streets.
RsrxnsNcws-John N Adler. NJ. D., J. ". II.
Uakar NJ ngls.tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

-. ID. RICH IyDsnN. m. H..

I NARpENTtW AND BUILDER. SHOP On
NICommercial Alley. opposite Post Once. Ds
sa""art. 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
rsR. ". =. ysEcsS.

nrFirE CORNER yIELE'S fLocK. "
~ stairs. north entrance; let GonE - ih'
right Davenport. Iowa. iY2i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

Gsggr~ & Ggsas.r:at.,

a TrcRNAl 4 corNsE.UH n LAW
N rni War Claim Agent otcc bn,rnion's
tslusk. "a Floor. cor. Main ND SECOND streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

OISt AM SIGN INtNJEkS, tKbIN-
Ill Ems. Paper hangers. GLACIERS. Ac. chop
corner Main and Fifth sts. mch2adly.
Disease or the Eye
aeR. .J.1S. C.aNPHELx,
OCULIS T.
Office co,o.. Perry and Second streets. No
charge made fur unsuccessful ,ervices.
Lsvenwors. Iowa f.b2 Idly
w. =. ssUNCs6AI..
Dentist.
DENY STREET. bet. Sd Il 9Th. Davenport.
With fscities unsurpassed. added 10 the
experience Of more than 20 years, hopes to merit
large share al patronage sepia
r. ksRs4.
t VARpkNTtR AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
N/Gommercial Alley. opposite Post Office. Ds-
so"""rt, 10.
-. -. RICHARDSON. N. -.
VnnySICiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
b ~nh Dr. BAKER. under the davenport Ma
nenai iisnE. corner ~ sd and brady streets.
RsrsnsNcws-J John ~ Adler. NJ. d.. J. ". II.
Baker. NJ ngistf
SESEa1ANCE 4. Npesas.
Resident sbcuaS-a~.
pEf1Cf on israiy street, between Third and
~ Fourth ism dtt
A. MILLER.
SO 2c GRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
ond teeps constantly on hand and makes
W 20 Older
Seats. Boys and Children
CLOriliNG ofthc best material and in mannci
that caanot fail To give satisfaction. III era
patronage respectfully satir'tci. imv2i-diy
syM. n. rpaaTcE.
A TrcKNAi 4 corNsEAoE n LAW
N sui War Claim agent uNcc bny ruioit's
uluck. "a Floor. cor. Main aid SECOND streets
mas. 4. rrrs.a. Jnus y. RossRs
PUTNAM g. gsssssr:at@.
i. rroRNEl~ ANDcouNSEl.DH~ 'TLAW.
~ uhicr IN y 'te1For''s hlcrh "A eopr il
tAsgs r. I,sN joa> " DAY
4 froNTEiE At LAW OFFICE ~ SAN
- Pcrrs's " block. opp. Pos, otice. jaai
-. a. .sEss ss. ~.
DusSlciAN AND SURGEON. cFFiCt
l. residence No 70. corner Main and Third
'rre,s. Davenport Town. jyi e2-d
ssr. n. FRENCH.
hAyENpORT. IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
- side rh,rd street. between brady and Main
strcc;a Residence nearly opposite
3. ". "a. nAMa:ss.
DAYSiClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE N
L basement OF state Bank bui ding Nesidenc,
9Th 81. bet isnrdv aud Perry streets. nclsdw
1.EAKE 4 BUGC.
rrORNEYS AND CUUNSELLORS At
II ~. Sc corner Of S,cond and brady
streets. Davenport. lows nov4-dtf
30. Y. roOv. EDw o ".
.. WILSON peuRv. J. LEVI. ppxw
cocoa & ySNx'pSN,
4 TrOESElS AND COuNSELORS Ar LAW
Once corner ~ Mann aud 10 SITS. ian2dw.
.Lsrkp suias
6sseelvv v AZ Sgle.D.N.
4 fFnRNi.N : AND COtNSEIORS ATLAW.
IN oaicc corner "a and Hradv Sts Davenport
p,rf.f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
RAILROAD BRIDG 4
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS

an AND AFTER MONDAY. DEC. lorH.
~ s66. and until fnther notice. Trains be
tween Davenport and Rock lsl nd, will run a.
follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

INAyENPORT. IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
- side fh,rd street. between brady and Main
strrrsa Rrsicrrrc nearly opposite
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

lbAiHY STREET, bet Sd Il tth, Davenport
j. WIKI facilities unsurpassed, added 10 the
experience of more than 20 years, hopes to merit
large share Of patronage sepls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12
UEPARrMINr or THE INrRRIOR,
II TN a" PEN!os OFIIcI, July 18Th, u

~ ASG WdOA IT hay COBOBRS
Appuceuon having been made under the aSt Of
June :, 800 Tor the reissue Of the following do
ssrieed Land Warrants, which are alleged 70 have
tnas % the date following the descriDtion OF each
Enrrsnt new certificate or warrant Of ike tenor
VII oe reissued, no valid objection should then
Ne 81 ,szs. for 100 sores Issued under the nc, of
1arch isse, Tn the name Of james Z. Unds hill
ana was granted July II. 1885, December l. 1875,
O. no. - 30, IT 30 eeres. Issued under the ACT o.
september, 1870 In the name Of Daniel Milton And
va granted Dsoembsr 18th, lSsl-Deeenber LIST,
No. Is sos, for 80 scres. issued under the sct of
MArch Sd. 1855 in the name Of Daniel Milton, and
w. granted March 18th, lss6-December lse, ia6S.
NO. Stge, Tor loo acres, fssuea Under the act OF
Il srch ), ISIS, In the name Of Tamor, widow of
hsna Benton; and Was granted August =. lsoS-
No. s. SCI, for 80 acres. issued under the act of
september, 1850. In the name Of Spencer Wiley
And Was granted A1nl 18th, lSa3 December q,
No. 3 Ola, for 80 acres. is.ueA under the act Of
March Sd, 1855. In the name Of Spencer Wiley ssd
ras granted February 18TH, 1856. December q,
NO. IS Ios for $50 acres, issued under the act NJ
March sd, 1855. In the name of Horace Grerory.
and was granted December 26, lsaS...Becember
No 4s,7ss for 10 acre. of Land i.,ned under the
act Of March 8, 1855. In the name Of Elisha Bacon
and vas granted January "a, 1856. January IL,
No q sss for $50 acres, issued under the act of
~ arch 81, ls5t, In the name OF Ivory Butler, ami
was granted April 10, Is5S-februsry 2. 1877.
JOS. h. BARReTT,
~ IS wl2w OommiaaiouHP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

SJeferson Davis expresses great gra.ifica-
uon AZ the recent action Of the Government in
removing all surveillance over him.
H<A mulattO woman who rides on horse
back splendidly and plays the piano marvel
oUsly, is among the latest sensations Of Paris
H-A burly negro in the employ of DR. Hall,
OF Concord, N H.. has been arrested for an
outrage upon an adopted daughter OF his en-
ployeT. .rG
~Fiye hundred white people have lust
smIgTatsd from North Carolina In a BODY To
the north western states.
- Attention is called 10 the mournful fact
that Of the passengers on the Ill fated Evening
Star, not woman was saved, though sixteen
men came off IN boats.
~Jonn Towers, an ex-policema OF New
York, living very dissipated life, strangied
his wife 10 death on bed at their miserable
lodgings, Tuesday night.
~The Canton (Miss) Mail says that a
Northern cotton planter, about the only man
IN Madison county who rejoices in being
classed as a Radical. undertook the other day
10 whip one Of his freedmen. and got soundly
whipped himself. He says the Civil Rights
bill is an Internal humbug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

RY NA0LB q CO., Auctioneerp.
- eales-rooms No. 29s Pennsylvania avenue
,s:sl: @; yin CIV. ths,. ,.r.on.. .4s.e.,on 70
the residence Of amiiiss declininS ho.sefsspfn =
Also, e the ss.es Of stocks q Groceries and Gef
as4ss:: '''r' d''''0'' H'r'''' osss:Es'
SAnI " S SsSssaRtNHFE srS SsRHsASoE AND
the ssd DAY Q, Sove@Ssr. isSs. 81 10 olOeS M.
the foiiSsins srtclss .o W. consisting IN cart of
d Field and Siege Cannon, cast iron, of various
$3.50 Shot. shells. and Spherical Case, for smooth
20 Merrill Oarbines. new and repaired
q Henry Iy s and nd spenesr's re.estins Rifle.
40 lido do altered to percussion,
NJ Rs ,S.s whitney Rsninston'.S Navy,
1859 Cavalry and Artillery ssbres
III Swords, musicians and non Commissioned Of
Fourteen days will be allowed for the removal Of
Terms of ssle-Oash.
0: NJ q Of Ordnance and bv' COL
SALE OF sfHRTy,i I5; AMP EEsERyICE
sisgs ts sTFoRHksss' c -.
BT.a. q o,draaes; Macy Depar.m..,.,
Il. e sssn.S .scoss Of
November. 1885, at noon. there will be sold AZ
public auction in the Washington Navy Yard. to
xiees6ie small Arms and Miscellaneous Articles of
NAVAL Ord ance
Amens the Arm. are Musk.ts, Bites, Oarbines,
so"a'tsos sna ~ riitois teT OF WHICH are in COOL
Ing howsv:r. from the navy patterns. '''' ''"e'
The articles will be sold in iota
Terms: One half cash. In Government funds to
De deposited on the conclusion OF the sale and the
remshnd Der within ten days afterwards dnring
lard, otherwise they Will revert TO the Govern.
no s. stswtd Chief Of BuIesu
J. GARRISON EogIPAGE. AM
CHEZ QHGwstsrfmas,sss QSte Dsyotof WasAi.rto.,l
General, on noNDAY. November 18Th, commssc!
f e a. m snser the the .upsrysion Of Capt
IN street below Pennsyivana ayenSs he f SisSSs
A5e1t 1900 H. Sss' i 500 Picks; u 90 H,,ess,,
About l2 600 Axe Handles; .Ooe Pick Handles. And
These goods are NEW and in ORIGINAL PACK
tuGriDs 90; Collins : Co; VIM. Mann, Jr. Beatty
"oo'' ana o'hers. A,so
About 7Ioo eIea. Costs-brown, black. and gray
1000 Infantry Over Coats-blaex eis'
ESQ Cavalry jackets
] 800 pairs Trovsers-btack. All new goods
Together I. it'll q lot Of Condemned OlSthing &c !,
Bed sars:. Mssse sosiss fEa
ii Tsn: ..s fsa: s.::
doeS: must s. rel Removed within nv. day. fr.m
FERNS: Cash. in Government funds.
BY command Of Gen; d. H. Fucker, Assistant
Qna1'sln''''I os SsHRLrs Il. roMpK1ss,
no 5-lN bvt Brig Gen. Quartsrmsstsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12
STEAMBOAT LINES
NEW RIVER LINE.

NEW RIVER LINE.
The hns Steamer WAWASsEPT win leave ,th
street Eharf, Mashtngton, every
TUESDAY AND }k EsIDAf MORN 8E
q clock, and lex andria at O'Clock. fer our
q n on SUNDAY and WEDNEsSXVn ~ s,an oSik
et Az landings going and returning. Passaee'
meaIs ana freight At lowest possible rAtee Tor
height or passage apply on board or to 1N'
JOHN VAN RI6W1CK
zen Supt Potomac Ferry Oompaay.
oS H-ln seventh street Wharf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

A HRARTLEss AND UNNATURAL ATRoCITY
Last Saturday morning IA gentleman was out
cunning near the East family of Shakers IN
Enfield CT, when his dog discovered 10 him
child apparently about Ave weeks old and
evidently having laid there through the pre-
yIOus night From appearance IL was not only
left here TO die. but unquestIOnable evidence
goes 10 show that the heartless villain that
iefi IL there stamped upon It's head and actually
imhedded the poor creatures head into the
ground, hruisiDg and nearly crushing It's
skull. The child is still living and may re-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12

EOUNG WOMAN CANvAssING.-AnO Ohio
paper says that young woman living in the
township OF Springfield heard that a young
man IN the place was not likely TO vote with
out some urging, and was halting between two
opinions as 10 which way he would vote, IL At
all. She took her fathers buggy on the day Of
the election, went TO the house of the absentee
brought him 70 the polls, 'voted him. and
then took HIM home again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12
EOR THE EASTERN SHORE

The large, staunch, and oemmodious Steamer
WILSON SMALL, CAPT. y. T. ~
No. dsp ils Isfvs; he. pier opposite
tween Barre and Lee streets, J, Baltimore. every
1g mr. % Ei fargRsP enT end ns6ATTSRPxT
aWf HIkF, cft iKkSJ56a3 tSE RElttE ii
WHIRF' lad IL0Y6's LINDIWG.o f""D0
Rsturnins from THE SHORE" she leaves
Lloyd! Landing at p. m, Cambridge at 80 p
m, and Easton Point ct s p m touching at the
intermssi late landinG,) on Mondays, " ednesdays,
She has fine state rooms, and all other passenger
accommodations. equal to those OF any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. sc 5.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12
ID IOHAOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pa
II T0AAO RAILROA1.
TO TRAvELL1Rs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSunday q, m excspsedI

- The arisksst s,d most direct route - RiohnonA,
stea%srs from Sixth Street Wharf, sfA0
Meshtngton, TO ASuia Greek and~U4
Richmond, Tredencksberg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to RicS.
mond We, connecting there With trains on the Rish
pond md Pstsr.Ssre and Ricfmond md Dan Vic
Hsleish, 3rcsnsboro', Salisbury, charlotte and
:. sts.n:r KsyISrs and Q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily tSunday morning exceptedl 81
8 q .. m, end ,. "A, and arrive In Richmond q
THRoUGn no Rich MoED In SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Niles Shorter and u Hours Quicker thsi
'- any 0ther keute. p =
Be sure and Get Through Tickets via Aauis
Oreek and Fredericksburg, 70 Richmond, &C The
Oomlany's Once, corner o. PeRne. avenue ana 6th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons viii b in
tween depots In Richmond
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mouns
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visit NJ
several battle fields near Irsderfeksbu by stoI.
ping ct that point. rt l s. IF = :, -
Breakfast and sup en board Of HtsamerS.
GEO. MATTINGEY eupt., WashinHton, b. q
MATTHEW CLARK. Agent: w.shineeon
sDSU 0eneral Passeuesr Agent.