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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
RELIGIOUS.
LAST DAY OF THE EVANGELICAL MEETING.

The anniversary and business meetings OF the
Evangelical Societies Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
namely the American Church Missionary Society and the
Evangelical knowledge sOcety-hed at the Church Of the
Ascension closed Yesterday with clerical breakfast at Del
onjco and public meeting In the evening the Chunh 81
the HOLY Trinity. Madsonave and Forty-secondst The
rsakfas and public meeting under the auspices Of the
Clerical Association. .
A. The public meeting addresses made by Bishops Johns
NJ Virginia Lee OF Delaware and Payne Of the African Mis-
,ios the ReF Drs Newton OF Philadelphia Smith Of New
Work and Tyug Of and the Rev Messrs Cheney OF
Chicago Grammar of Baltimore aud ParVin Of PHILADELPHIA
The meeting was convened special protest against Ru
,s the Roinh dogma Of the Real Presence Baptsna Re
generation and other doctrines believed TO be errors which
secs ~, control Eplscopacy this country The addresses
e, rery short and all combaed with spirit the doctrines in
doat,d evncing determination 10 resist everything IN one
comprehensive word OF lish Church tendency OF these
aS .. ,c. &c LAT LCsIss!e was "a. VI
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BASE BALL.
| ~ AMATEUR CAME AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI.
PAClFiC.


~ AMATEUR GAME At BEooEIyS-ExCEIsICR ys.
PACFiC.
The amateurs Of the Excelsior LLG Pacific Clubs,
the Inter itre RON Ur'cft took advantage 81 tno
weathe Yesterday play io .etJL game tog'thes On ne
C.puluc Gfoaha; bgtA mastered rcOu UfrtsoLiGVe
lea M iOI the occasion hight ueTy tie result
The Excelsior lid most Of Their Great American Mn. out
and consequently 81 The positions wee tiled N style
that was wen calculated make ;te mullins Of 30 trs; nine
evious Bat tie Pacific carried of tho palm II ne amateur
line Friend IN lis calico CostIme beng nc iealIe 81 iher
late w6Ie dposed Of for reity taken fy ball by
the let fielder leading 70 - lont removal from once such
ornoson policy a Captain % the Pacific Mathis
10, htrs tolerated ioT moment BY WY Of showing the
Tac.fcs that tie EXcel,40s lad 10 ~ ther nine
caqalc ANYTHING lBai:cr BIKE ~ catch TIE Excel
allow ed the rural players 20 seven is lead
being cutie satisfactory tie IsOtcs. Having done his
lowe,cr they began that other feature q nltc4I
Ihyhca,y batting adding iLGl : Fuls 10 ttcs score
before the Of The second nunff TIE lactes getting lot
her share the tally ~ fle close Cf the second innings
Standing AZ - IN favor Of tie ExcCoIs II ne three
following innings the adv antope lay with ne PGobcs The
rcs at tie cOe ~ Ee nth innings showing theD "a % IN
van totals o. % 10 70 very coe thing ioi ANA
telI match Tie fact AOaeyoy HAT ire pro
hotier cary part e ne game some good ccho
teue made bo:h sidcs IN re t n'tt innings Had
hcn solely trial OF fielding sG tie country Line mIgLt have
CONF of victorious bit lie laug q TIC city gents finally
The question IN favor Of o LyceOis ly Of - 20
81 cOuiest proved be so'Ce O pleasure 70 al engaged
On IL and at tie close Adjournment vas mad 20 tie cubL0e
who're all parties down Iery Jaltibc entertainment
prov del 6y that Tf.nce Of caterers iO the hG IyBs feT
Iify Brother Lewis and 1gt tociJ time was tGd CLrIg
al. 80 Na. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
psRsoRA1.-Among The arrivals at The hotels az

PgRsORAL-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Gen John 4 Green Syracuse the Hon J. r Ross hi'n
Gen Tbos Ewing jr, Washington and Prof NJ e. 'ibcent'
London nj the - Nicholas The Hon u W Stevenson, Ken.
tncky ut the Southern Hotel MalorGen j. W. RIPLEY, United
States Army at the Everett House. Sir X e. lcEooiue
Bart England; Capt Twemlov British Army aud MI DcA
Cunningham t0th Rifles the Clarendon Hotel The Hon.
John W Forney, Philadelphia the Hon j. v l. PTl!n
Albany and Mr., Gen Mcdowell San Francisco, 81 TIE be
wort House Tie Hon y. Benton and the Hon mos 4 u
house Albany and Commander r. H. Lowry UhIlel states
NAVY At the Hoffman House. The Hon Charles faeht Ne"
jersey. NJ the Astor House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

Il. "a 3d. sih 81 en-. It'll tn sb Totl
b pscsc 10 g. "
Umpirt-Mr Chadwick Of the NatoLll GLIB
Scorers-Ai essrs- Duya and Wright
Time of Gane--Two hours ard - mihrtes
Fly Cateles-E1cesor. 5; Pacific, 9.
THB GOTHAM CLUB.
This club closed play for the season yesterday, and
had inc turn out Of players and an enjoyable game
STAR ACT. KNOXVILLE.
The match between these clubs 81 UMonvile re-
suited in the success Of the stars by Of - to H.
ATHLETIC ACT. BACHELOR.
The return match between these Philadelphia clubs
took place the Athletic grounds Oh "Wednesday me result
re anobe victory for the AtLec viii be by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
CITY NEBS.

cry EvASGELzATIoy. public meeting il adj
,,t in behalf Of the New City Mission 10 he held to
morrow e,ening at u O'Clock in the South Reformed Dutch
f,, Corner OF Fifhave and Twenty trstst Apart from
~ ;,ern addresses which may be expected nt intrinsic
M The snbcf and the great importance OF TIC WORK
"~Gg1taIen bt The society should hull house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

v AZ Harlem between hose clubs The netting 81 both
o s ,.-y me especially III She last inning when the
90, batting ~ tte Polacs atone secured them tie victory!
me .c1lr .ood Toftl... 81 GfocnlnIs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
4 Hr.nrLrss ScorNpREL.-A few lars sinee Mr.

4 HEARTLEsS SCoUYDREL.--A few days since M
samuel Purcell and bis mother arrived in this city On route TO
California and put up the National Hotel IN CouT'onct'
On their Way this city they made the acquaintance OF man
who presented himself san Francisco merchant on his
way home md ON the arrival of the party this ty De- Pos
nm al the hotel with them. Yesterday morning me
stranger called their and stated that BE- on toe
rnt of ong down the Office Of the steamship company 10
uur passage ticket and II they chose he would purchase
ihes the time # they would ns hin WIN t6e ner4
saw and. MIR, Purcell then gave him s1OO in Treas ny
Notes m the money she had and the sharper took the
nui disappeared ht laying upon the table quantity OF "hi
ppusog, 10 be gold coin security. On examining The CON q
siort time after il found Ia be- composed 81 spurious
metal composition often made OF by coni1fhc' n' Do
ter ureratons. Tie police ~ once comm 'n'oc WIKI
but have LITTLE hope II catching the >cOurdiel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
Cvyrry,pv srnvIcrs IN rnE JoHs.sT. METHODIST


r,p,, Cu.pcurbe Tooth anniversary services Of the
Jobrst Methodist Episcopal Church will take place "mo
,o The services win be as follow Iovefeast II eocS
m sermon by Bishop james at 10 a. m reunion r'c's ~
m when addresses viii be made by some 81 the bishops ana
clergymen; and in the evening a. c~h
ssrmop by the Rev Dr. Newman of NcwOrlears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

FUNERAL or SIMEON DRAPER.-The funeral Of the
late Mr Simeon Draper took place yesterday afternoon at H.
Ioboenew Church corner OF Laaye'e place and Great
LONGEST large number Of people were IN attendance re
services were impressive The following music was given ~
~, Glare W Bcamcs organist and director Of music at -
bartholomew Church and by qualtctte choir TIE solos
ver y Mis-, Mun Bninard March Teuebrae from the -yr
rbop Froca hy Beethoven Dead March nom Sampsoulian.
,,l Dead March from Saul-llandel Anthem Lord iot me
Lro mn end bv Bcamcs Hymn Rock Of Agc arranged
fr NIendcssoLu: Anthem heard voice from Heaven ts
Eermes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SUP

The Rev DR. smi. Who charged the Fs @rrfeb party with
treason 10 re Ptesan Episcopal Church presenting vtry
oi' mt 81 sDdici ment against them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

THE BRAvER.LIKg EFFORTS or Knox 20 he fash
ionaby t BY head. society crowned with s1ece ~
slrry Hate Cape at Nc 22 broadway corer faf a.
uur,sled In style, quality aud economical pHe' kSoE h't
every oher halter pctely into the shade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

Gentlemen before you buy your Winter HAT, jl-
step into y.s No ~ Fuor.s, ~here you viii hac iroten
uu.4rpasi.d end hui.h In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
IyFS'pATEYT LAMPS


The SAFEST ~ ct CONVENIENT. and = every way
THE BEST LAMP EVER USED:
CHANDELIERS BRACKTTs HANGING and TABLE LAMPS
"a, h. LIGHTED As QUICKLY GAS filed sod rInue Sfsiy
sud p,aty al WITHOUT REMOVING the SHADE, GLOBE or
CurMYEY ~ uusss.wilg the BURNER
We d., IN KEKOSENE GOODS " oil tinds aud r os'; RE
FINED OIL IN arEe, and invite boyers both
Wholesale AND RETAIL
CculAr, with price. Testimonials to applicants.
JULIUS IVES Co. No. az Msie.n-sn., y. Y.
~ Sole agents for TBR FOLDING POCKET LANTERN.
Sl PER CENT SAVED by USING h. +. Bah
.bU BITS STAR YEAST PONDtE.-LisM hseht y any
kisd o. may made ;s Yeas Powder DO 70 Lanres
No shortening required wIeG sweet MIA. ued NoH - 70 -
Wnsmngon-s' New fosA
SA PER CENT SAVED by USING y. L. Bah
W. BIrI"S LABOESAEiNG SOAP-rAi. Sosn s msde from
hjm. delicate fatrc md especially sItIte Iuf
g0o.n, which viii SHRINK siT being washed "t ~ soap
may used IN hard IL vii remove pants gftsst
and OF al fud. one 20 ad w'ir.lted e'1i 70 'No
gallon, handsoue sap pound Of ts Soap 1
wrapped IN 4 circular continuing ill directions - Pip
ia Eug'h and German A's yoir grocer for a p9gp"' "
aud ttse other D. ,bAhh,L1 e, v
20 TO THOMAS Il. AGNEW~, Greenwich and
Nouay where yos win Tees. Coffee, Fsi Nsur 'nd
everything cheaper thar saw store 10 Ne" orA. '' ~
40 20 MACFARLASD's Book Store. corner
:. and Broadway There IA IND ., he WV
COOKS of the Oh tie STANDARD oTAs aLc ite cHote
Luelsh. French and Scotch s'auou'rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

NINE DRMOREsT's uSEQUALgD RosEATE BLOOM
.Np LILY BLOOM complexion. Pcs 81 each. - 40
the Dros stores poet nee No. ~ Bosa~y New orr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

The Fall Elections being now over. OIL good ci''
f.n resume tho East SDA CorTIE he bs't N n
WORT sold by . cents. Mho,sas depot Nc %
keioer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

A. 4. FAyARGER will give another explanation o,
h system ofeschns psak Preach MoSpaY AFTERNOON Of
2 oeo,.. No. UHiverdty.pi,e See "lusuecuon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

MADAME DrLMAR is stopping at No. 753 Broadway.
where SIC viii apply b.r sIrIS fx,srL FOR bssutng the
pe1or, the sdis Alec hsf Siru on 0htAI lin hE
sfoREK FEEs oy CHARGr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

HEAVY THErT.-Early on Thursday evening Whne
Mr. Louis T. Burden Of No 10 Presidents'' h'oo"P"
ipg into Dry Dock aud Bowery stage al ine corner OF
s, and the Rowery some thief stole from his Iockrt a
sit contanine $40 in treasury No tsioe u the ie
Inns vel been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

HEAVEN aud ITs WONDERS, the World Of Sgr'
and H.I iom Ttus, aid Heard" 90 the Spiritual Word p
Tmsnue sednboTF. !, ualsd yrcrsd 2s " h' Me-
Publication Agency Roor No 20 Cooper Croni New on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
lAnnoGncsment'.l
r DE Corloya. the lecturer, saws:

u TTt NUIUUNui IVNIUI'If
Having used swETESA egosry daring Size lat Nv
month, have every be ,sad with It, bsng dnst'
IA and rios, effcacous dentiiics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
LATEST SHLP MEMS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
SHIP White tof Ro.tonl Kno,is', Manila JAY :: with
hemp master Passed ANGER Aug TO- Cape Good Hope
on ga, dufnE VIII
husrks and started o poop food tts Cab
damaging tie somewhat IN South Atlantic
eucei winds the Equator IN long s 80 at 90
earned nantcpsa yard has been u days Of Hsras will
nohefly winds; Aus Henry cts Of Engaai i,sten
dei or inf mniaiioa o. the bowels and barred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

Umplre-Mr FRONT q DE Wtti FblattIhh NI1I,
Scoiers-Me,srs Pyle and Benson
Tine Of gane-2 hours and 40 minutes
PONTIAC VS.. GREENBURG.
A very S.ose aud eycyGg gaIc vas Y.oyed s0 Wed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
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For the Drsssmaker IL is inv eluable for the
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All person who my or offer for sale mutations
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Single Machines sent TO any par: o: TIE coun
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

We invite the att.nu9Ror our readers to .
tisemess wh,xs Gan 10 scenic os,s eolulsns to-
day Dr. Easterly's FaoiAy Nsdisiasa have been
twenty years establishei in st. Louis, are de
servedly popular. have u rapid sale. and are re-
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eAse, and not one remedy to cure all Diseases Ms
you often recofnue n6ed by others. His med
iclnes are standard preparations. kept IN all the
principal Drug stores throug, out the great
North west ana are rssorted TO bv invalids from
all parts Of the United States. As Dr. Eastcrl,'s $
Family Meiieincs are,preparcd under the eye Of
An experienced and edScated ply sician we can
recommend them with confidence TO the afflicted
- being much superior TO others IN general use
We say to the afflicted give them atrial Orders
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05


For the purpose Of more folly Supplying
The wants Of the public, and ia orasste PEE
vent nnscrupulous dealers fson pa5ning of
inferior and worthless goods y IL MONITOR
GoLp PESs. shall hereafter ssss 10 GOODS
At wBoLssALE esceOtisg only to Appointed
end Authorized Agents, to whoa Certifi
cate Of such Agency will be given, end who
alone be able to sell the MessoH PEns in
that city or village.
To my Agents l shall give liberal dis
count upon their agreeing to supply the
puoI'c st my Sablished and sslI known
prices.
Jewellers or Stationcrs will, in ell cases, be
preferred - Agents
Conditions and Terms FOR Agescy will be
stated spaa application. by lettye or ether
wiss.
Where no Agency is established those
wishing A0RfEN PsNa must send 10 M store,
where prompt attention will be given 70 their
orders.
Circular with fac sisnlle Engraving oi
all Sizes and Prices, will be sent 10 any one
on rsofipt Of letter and postage
Address A MoRToN, No rs Maiden Laue,
New York.
Dated New York, NJ. i. .ge65.
To Care Chill n Eever, re, MA
CURES AGUE MIXTURE. pT't up b. ). &C
MAOUleG. ~. Loeis. PRICE q. 81 per bottle.
J.T. rEmPLR. Florist, cor 4th ard Main
Sts. fruit and ornamental trees. .ny26-l,
CBOrcg dry kindling wood and clean saw
dust can be found At Renwi,k's Mali, above
the Railroad Bridge. le52odtf
LARag STORE FOR RENr--Largs and COM
'nOdious Store Rooms in The business por-
ton OF the city ere fr rent on reasonable
terms Apply at this Office.
fcoS IT,
The condition Of the At mach is Of vital
importance. No man, woman or ehi'', can
bc healthy unless the work e dl - On is
regularly, thoroughly, md vlgorous per
formed. With ihrce-fonrsas OF slviIized
society, this is not the case AMI yet the
remedy is within the reach of ali Iloof
lands German Biitrrs, psepar, bY DR.. Z.
NJ. Jackson, for jones & Evans, Philadel
phia. viii As surely create a regular and
heelthy action Of the stomach MS oil will
lessen the friction of machinery Let the
victims Of Dyspepsia or nd gestion. in any
fits forms, try it, and We guarantee good
appetite, ply ysicsl Wig r. firm nerves, sound
sleep by night, nd increased cheerfnlne>s
by day. or sale by Druggists AID Dealers
decle DIN ths&v 3tam.
lBe Coreful..
Do not expose ysNlq. lv.sfo 'hc chilly
Ne, ch winds and The tf6A weather whi h
always heralds their approach. Keep v"ur
children warmly clad and c"se from expo
sure. For bad Cou jhs. s.,iden or ob.,in
ate Colds, croup,a"asg. inroa' use Goes
Cough Balsam.
II You naseAhe Dyspcpsla, or are troub
led With food distrcss,- A you. ssing and
on your Atomach vour bowels are
out of order, ,yon are bill jru con,iipated.
and generally ind posed hse Goes Dyspel-
sia Cure. II is the best hnedi ire TOR stom
ach aud bowel disorasss in the wosl'.
<ilS ssEsSS:lDEap
). PefrOicM Ms POpN'0rt>e r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
DiSsalutiOn.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Co partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Il Sig and y. Meyer, under the firm
name Of Seg 4 Meyer, VIII NJ dissolved on the
lst Of March. 4. ID. 1886 Seig will retire
from the business which will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the name of l.. B. Never.
r. SEld.
March 2-dtf J.. Il. MEYER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

P-rsJn+ wishing 10 order q choice selection Of
Fruit Trees. Grape Vines. Orn mcutal Trees
Shrubbery Or Evcrgreens will hnd !, to their
.vaItSge leave their or,iers Mit l.. j. BAR
TON, Als.ai Of r h. PhBnix's Nursery, Bloom
ington, III Office ut hey stone House. +. U.
Box SNt IHvgnrorf Iowa ubVy7 ttAw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
Family knitting. !,
Neat, Durable and cheap !!
The Lamb KNITTING Ma.
chine Gem pamy,i.

Tyady ~. Frat door below "a.
n, .,aiy,. oylr IDtros1.& O1iornss Store.
Is rghfAAEp n, io ALL KINDS OF
J. Family khi''ihs Rfdyid.ng = afn ,r. o. other
ner. snd q prieaA thas candu, s~ii,o psssS. Call
ana leave your orders for fissitfy. Capss DRAW
ers. Mittens, Mosques, ect. .lhis Is thco only Ma
chine that narrow and widens and gi,eA Hs,iecs
ATS leuIuu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

TuVhE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the subscribers. under the
finn name Of DESSAINT Il SCHRICkER, il
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
party Will settle the affairs Of the late ira at
the Mill Office, corner Second and Scott streets.
L. &. DESSAiNT,
LORENZO SCHRlCKER.
Davenport March l, 1866 m3dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
$40 REV ARD i!

GrRAfEt1 PROM NY 4-<rABLE. SATUR-
- dav last BLOOD rAY HORSE, OF me-
dum size, shows marks oi the harness on his
slies Anv returning him. or informing
me where he can be found wIlreceiye the above
reward A. ! PRESTON.
March I-dtf Cor 9Th 4 Brady Streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

lRON-PHosPHORUs -CALIsAyA.-
The three best kno'cn 7onics, skillfuy and e'ega ty
combined in an am,er-coored cord al beautifully
transparent to the eve, leasart to the tass and
ceptaale TO the stomach in Caswe Mack Co.'S
Ferro- Inoscphordfed Eiirir Of Calisaya Ewk.
Each pint contains one Of Roya, Calsaya
Bark, and each .easpoonf contains ne grain iron.
Samples furnished free 70 the rofessinn.
CASWElL, MACK CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 9Th Avenue Hotel.
ianS'.sn 'AaTs saidw New iork CIV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

DIED.-Iw0 little girls died ot the W.
phan's Home last week-aisunah n. Bray,
Of pneumonia, aged nisk years, and Katie
V. Dunn, aged seven. Toe health Of the
children is improving
TIE ItE-The ice'en Vie Rapids took .
start yesterday forenoon, and came down as
far as East Davenport with considerable
violence. The river i toleraby clear above
the Starch FacssE& near Gilbert town.
The LAsr Bssr csxScr. Spring is near
at hand. and MasS : Mc5er, At No. II West
Second street, ate desssps of closing out
fine stock Of goods to mat e room for more
hat are coming This il the last ard best
chance of the ss,so>. shd those needing
ready made clo.hing sh6uld improve it.
T..r,.os,Au. from (ovss m Mt officials,
AUTHORS Of d,stinsuia fed n jbutation, analy-
i'c.l chemists, we'll nowq physicians, cap
ains OF steamship, cle1 Eywen, members
Of the bar, mercnkuss. nj eFs; A<ads of pub
lie institutions, &C., % are among the ere
4sasi.. !. s.... Of this p'po'. specific Red Jock
lMxEksE SALE OF AorsFuoLD FuBNlruRs.
On Tuesday March 18th. the propr'et"rs.
of the T.eClaire House will offer for sale, n
Public Auction, their entire stock oil F rni-
ture, Carpets, Bedding, Dining Room aid
Kitchen Furniture. The house is to under
go such repairs ~ to require closiag, there
tore the sale is positive. This 10 the best
chance ever offered IN D,ven,or. to set
good carpets and Furniture cheap.
ma 2 did.
A coed wi.t need. Ne P.G:
Calling on fris Of ours Of the Amer
ican legation, the her day, he invited us %
. clsssof wine. T. oomplimsnt~d his taste
IN the choice q Dso rich : port, but were
somewhat a.tog Lh.d wh(p he assured us
it vas an Amsea, yintat called. Sambsrs
pert wine. VAS ,ic6, ,tuicy and high
favored, ps - snonS Ssf the pecalisi /
ties which (Ist,". shed lhe manufactured
sugared 1s~1Sesss1 lhanpagnes. Hs
told NJ the proprietor. A. Speer Of New
Jessey, o. 8. A., hsa d bn awarded gold
csp :, ths Aesrissn s,i.uts Ssr the sx-
csllencs 81 hi. vins. his is new pbas,
In tbs prodses of Ans b : vine svustsy,
l-x,;essss' "An ~ z y rouad.''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
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IL mQu.n.H1U,

- 90 BRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
ond Keeps OonStsssly On hand ~ makes
to oder. o WI An n.h"
G0nes', 00yo' oa0 GA0oBen'e .
Cl.OT1iiN6 OG the hest msassial and ID Aanner
tAss cAnnoA fail 10 give haAislastisns Liberal
patronage respectfully sphtiied. j Iuy2l-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
HAVENS 4 FISAZ Elt.

HAvE THIS DAY FORMED A CO-PART-
Ii NERSillP. and will constantly keep on
hand all kinds Of Vegetables, Fruit AMI Prov g.
ions. Al Of which they will sell as reasonable
as can Ed in the city liberal share of
patfoud sss1tl be thankfully received. Goods
delisprsl in Ill parts o. the city free Of charge.
HAvENS 4 FRAZIER
Ns.ch 1 i aGc ,nad4t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

SPLENDID Ics.f-Capt. Andreas' Park is
still open to the puslic, aud affords as fine
ice as has been had anywhere this winter.
GRAND CoNcERr.-A gland concert Of oil
the Sunday Schools OF orr city, took place
Yesterday at the Baplis s.srcis. end was
largely attended.