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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

TINE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH There
fore the nsvous and dcbilitntcd ehould immediate
y ufe 0LNBoLp'e ExTnAcr BroHC. td6w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

ENFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both ecxes, use 1lEl oiD's EXTRACT BrCHr. II
will give bsisk and energetic feelings, and enable
Jon IL rleep well. ficbS-dSw1y
LADIES can receive box ofDr. velpaue Pills BY
mall sealed from The eyes Of the public by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps to NJ. W. MA
CONFER Albany NY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

A CoRsssr0xDsSr of Northern paper
writing frem Columbus, Mississippi, gives
the following account Of the msrner in
which cotton captured from the Confeder-
stes towards the close Of the war Was some>
times accounted for. lie says:
There were four thousand bales Of cotton
captured from the Confedsratss, here in
store, guarded by Federal troops. After it
was nearly oil stolen by officers in command,
and sold on private account, the warehouse
or cotton sheds we're fired; the cotton was
reported burned, and the account was Gloss
ed by the usual entry in abstract 81 Loss
account). This was favorite way OF ac>
counting for Government property, and ell
riching many = thief IN b'ue. who can truly
say that loyalty and patriotism pad him
well
The WamsuttA mills at New Bedford
have compromised their troubles with their
operatives and offered to resume work on
the following terms Un,il April lst,
eleven hours per day. and from that time
until July lst, ten hours and after that
time the old regime. unless the Lowell and
Lawrence mills adopt the ten hour system.
The operatives however refuse the propo-
stion and adhere TO their original demand
for less work aud no reduction OF Iray
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

As the forms Of disease lbe ~oA ~ uesseribc the
Compound have their orieh = the blsp4. let the
sufferer remember that no Uoeely 0utwaf4 ePPtancs
reach the CAUSE Ths Ceuooo11. ootxa INFO fnE
Moos, TIE CITADEL OF THE Disc drives
u sUn Ito saruog hold, and ~ victim IL relieved
0URNuAN = Van oCHAACH,
-. .Weslseeas DsueghA, sekA1D r., Chlcngu.
~ AceuAa ~ the NostNWsst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE.

For preserving. kSestOrAn0 OoO
13enMl11y ing the Hair.
Aad is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced
Ladies will And IL not only certain remedy to Re-
store. Dnrkcn and Beauty the HAIR but also dcsdf.
able article for the Toilet. II fs highly perfued
with rich and delicate perfume. Independent OF the
fsRrsnt odos Of the OILS of Palm Of Mace.
Ehe Marvel of Pera.
A new and beautiful perfume. which IN dchcacy OF
ecent. and the teuecity with which II cngs ~ the
handkerchief and person, r. unequxlled.
The above articles are for sale By all Druggiste and
Persamere at 81 per bottle each. Sent By express to
any addrer- BY proprietosD.
r. ". WRIGHT 3 CO.
oc2elyl 100 Liberty Street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

HELMBOIDS FLUID EXTRACT DuCHu 3
pleasant n tas4e aud odcr, free nom al injusiOus
properties. end immediate IN = actiOn. [dAw1y
SHATTBRED CONSTITUTIONS nDorORRp b
vsr ~rnr - ss~@.sst- R~vvr fs rfnN-.at ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

A citizen Of New London, . man OF prop
erty and for time during the war Captain
in New Hampshire regiment recently
played very sharp dodge on his wife. He
settled up his business and with his wife
and three childi On. went to New York pro-
fessedly TO take the steamer for California,
but on arriving at New York he dispatch
ed his wife back TO Boston on prstsnse Of
securing some missing trunks which done
she returned to tho hotel 1t New York but
found that her husband with her children
aud another woman formerly employed in,his
family. had just sailed for San Fran,
cisco, leaving her alone in q strange citywith
barely msnsy enough TO enable her 10 return
TO ho friends in New Hampshire. A telegram
has been sent to San Francisco to procure
their arrest aud probably the mex! steamel
will bring them back 10 these shores.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
RODMAN, FISK & CO.,
BAN KER9,
Dealers In Government Securities,
M. z WALL STREET..

INV and eeie u mssket rates:
SIX PER CENT BONDS or 1881 TEN FOhTlEs.
F1VETWENTl DUNlt, ALI. lSSCEA.
hENEN-THlRTf NOTES. ALI SERIES
COMPOUND INT EkEST Mn EC, d
GtLDAND SILVER COIN
Registered interesy collected and Coupons cached
without charge.
Tao Notes al series, taken In eHchane~ thenew
COnsOltdaten 020 Bonds. on terms advantageous. t.
hOl ere of 800.
Merchants and lmpcrtsss supplied with Coin for
cUstoOs duties At lowest market rates.
Orders for purchase and sale { alt miscellaneou-
securitiss prompt executed. Mail ssd telegraph
orders will receive Our pers0nol attention. Deposts
received ead interest allowed on balances. CCliec
tons made on all points, With quick rstnrns.
febas-diy RODMAN FISK 4 ca.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

FOR NON RETENTION or INCONVENIENCE
of Urine, irritation, Inflammation liberation OF
the bladder, or kidneys. diseases Of che prostrnie
glands ttone In tho bladder calculus gravel OF brick
dust deposit; and all diseases of the bladdes kidneys
and dropsical swellin3s, tdSwly
Use HElnIoIp's FLUID ExrRAcr Bucur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

We seldom End in religious controversy
anything more spicy than the following
once on time, says the narrator, Ly.
man Brocher and Hosea Ballou met TO com.
pare Cslvanism aud Universalisn,, and each
came well armed With textual missiles. AZ
ter sevesal apostolic blows from each,
Shrewdly patried by the ether, DR.. Bssehsr
opened 10 the ninth Psalm and Rad: 1.-THE
wicked shall 10 TUNED into hell and al the
nations that forget Gcd." "These, cir, the
wicked are IN hell !; get them out il you
can = Hosea Ballou. calm q . summer
morning. pointing 10 the twelfth chapter Of
JohN's Revelation. read: "Death and hell
delivered up the dead that we're in them. ="
There" said Father Ballou. ''they are ows !:
get them In nenin il You can -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

C,NAnRED HANDS AND FACE. SORE LIPS. &C..
~ = e. by the nsc Of HegeDan's Canphcf
lee witt =. keeps the hands son In the cold
$500 y that you get the genuine: eoid ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20
MISGUIDED MEN.

MISGUIDED MEN.
AND THE LAW OF CHARITY AND MERCY.
HowARD ESSAYS. on the Errors. Abuses aud Dises
which form the basls Of the G-ayest Maladies In
the fret OF man. and oarfully sap tho vital pow.
ere. with sure eans OF relief sont In sealed letter
envelopes. free OF charge. Addrcss,D ). skILLiN
HOrGliToS, Howard Association. Philadelphia.
Pa isn15-dxw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-20

CONSTITUTION. sCRoFCLA. RUBVMATISN, &C
our OH har stood the test of 20 years and thousands
Of pntients attribute their recovery 70 its Il y
warr.utrd pure HE1EMAN * CO., Chemiets and
/ Drogvis,e New York. feb1l. d3m
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
NEW ADvERTIsEMBavs.

MrssRs. II. BURss 4 Co., No. 30 Psnnsylvanla
avonuc. Ninth street, have . complete stock Of
boots and shoes for balls and parties, ane skating
boots for misses and sdios vshius boots and shoos
for all. Give them call.
Benz. De woLFP,. No. 3Js Psnnsyivanls avoaae.
between Sixth and Seventh Streets has opened his hno
assortment OF watches, jowclry. silver and plated
ware. rich Paris fancy goods. En- alish Asd American
table cutlery, nnc fan-opors glasses scchs, bronIes,
&e also, every variety Of elegant bijouterc, suit
ablc for wedding and holiday presents,
Mr., JouS =. Ellie, tuew iron front,) No. 15 Penn.
sylvna avenue presents his st OF holiday gifts for
a. season, comprising yiolins, guitars, aeeordcons.
,ho tamborIncs, music books, and everything else
oa1los, 'ca line. from largo plano down 10 ANAL
jewsharp.
NJ, s,.r,,r, -s. No. 80 Pean'ylrsala avenue
M. 80 n 81 Lh" Thirteenth streets. places bc
se'Woeh IWol,a snu of superb watches and jew
ory for holiday presents, AZ ,snt oolumu
bo found in our new sdrsrtiseL "a Ycllov,' Hall
Mn. GEO. B. WILSON, under o, VI vo.rinu pus
calls the attention Of the shoe and bo ,h,ss rspc
lie to his immense stock OF hns boots an.
eally his new style skating boots ~. r
Mr.. 8. Y. SAVAGE, tho skaters friend. No. tlot
street-siGn Of the biz fas-is prepared to furnish
o.s for the shaking park also skates
CrxxISs. No. siY Seventh street, between and
Streets noar the Northern Market has just recoived
nne selection Of Christmas slippers for gents,
children, OF all patterns. Special announcements In
''loeal Item column.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
GRAND OPENING.
DOMESTIC AND FRENCH CoNFECTIONE

Having moved to my new abishment, No. l22
Bridge street, between Congress and High, am now
prepared to carry the Confectionery business n all
Its branches. As manufacture all my own goods and
warrant them strictly pure, will sell thcn prices
to defy competition.
Every variety of CONNECTIONS known to the American
may be procured At my establishment at prices to
cure public attention
The citizens OF the District who contemplate giving
wedding, Dinner OF Supper Parties will bo supplied
In the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms
Dealers, Committees and all parties wishing to buy
commission merchant or jobbcr, and secure q hrst.
class article Goods delivered to all parts OF the Dis
triet. tdeg-lml FRED FREUND
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
THE COURTS,

EauITy CoUnT-Judqe Wyiie.-No cases came
UP for argument before this court Yesterday but the
Ssriyaer powc s.S e trSs,ss ,n,,, rStiaed un'
9H BnIIenger vs.. Ballenger. The purchaser Of real
estate sold under decree in this case having neglected
him to show cause why the court should not take
action In the premises.
lOT0. EdmunsOn VS.. Cammack Jamcs II. Bradley,
jr. named guardian VI Infants interest In this suit
9ss. PEPPER VS., Monroe, order appointing commit
tee to assign guardian TO Infants. ~
100. Lloyd vs. McGluo. Order appointing A. Lloyd
and s. Douglas trustees 10 sell the real estate named
In bill Of complaint,
li29. Magulre vs., Nellie. Order OF publication.
llSO. Ruse VS.. Brsscy. Rule against defendant to
show cause on December 18th at 10 a. IN.
The court them nhinnrnsd nnt!i z. .morroM.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

THs wAsBINaIoS OiTy CAHAL.-Strnngers
visiting washington must be at 4 loss to con-
lecture why the people Of our city foster suoh
most .violsntly the sense of sight and smell.
boards Of army officers have discussed and re-
ported upon II, canal committees have had II
st Sesn dssossS e Il YET .t sub.tsntiaiiy, COM
psrAtiyely little has been done for yehrs 70 rid
S a saurpcu. .prt Il IL no, OUR tS
ilsvs, Tie whole community, are prepared %
most sp.sdiiy and eiisOtusiy relieve US from the
annoy anee Of this surchArsed cess-pool. It 10
daily and hourly becoming more offensive to the
numbef Of which 10 daily Increasingly and not
withsisndins the f,st that the esnsiis the main ali,
people quietly fold ther arms and let this accu-
mutation Of oxersment and other offensive mat
snss ss IL u were not dstrim entail TO health and
prejudieial 70 the interests Of our city.
A few years $50, at an expense of about
. fine dredging -msohine to be used In cleansing
the canal. II was used for two seasons, then
allowed to bseoms . wreck, and finally sold for
eut from Seventeenth to Sixth street, and had II
been kept at work for three seasons more we
BSs the ssys Ns. sSs sna Ssy
why II was allowed to 90 to wreck before 1t was
The public hesith, the prosperity and the
beauty of the city demand that we should nc
longer neglect the canal In fact, II 10 question
whether we will be allowed to do so much longer
According to soms the right of the corporation
to the canal, under the charter, hss already beer
ductivs Of revenue It behooves US to tako suol
action - will secure to US both the canal ant
the revenue. II the cost OF putting II in goot
sanitary condition 10 too much for US to bear,
proper representation Of facts to Congress
showing the advantage OF the canal to Govern
vate individuals, would doubtless secure us ai
appropriation to cid us In the work.
| various plAns are before the people for cleans
| ing the canal. II 10 not our purpose to advance
the province OF Corporation ofnolals, charge;
| with the task, who have the information befor
them upon which TO predicate an opinion. What
ever 70 to be DONE" 'twcre well 'twcrc don
We hope ,hs. our ".i,y fathers will give thl
| importsnos to none that now enlists the atten
tion Of the eiti1sns. The daily Introduction o
| rotomsc wster into the residences OF Washing
ton render mors urgent the necessity Of provid
ing the oity With some drainage that will no
leave ell its hith In the centre OF the oity. Net
uithstandlng what Ne have ssid above, we ma
add that those who have given the subject mos
drsdsins Of the ssssi ; and, for imms sdlste relief
We units our voices with theirs, and hope sn az
pose, no matter what plan may be subsequentl
adopted to keep II in good sanitary condition.
| Parties are proposing to purchsss the cana
| nom the Corporation. We protest ssAinst thii
| Our city govsrnmen Mt 10 miH Cd up enough already
| and II needs no extraordinary reasoning to sho
should bs under the direct control Of our ~
| othoiAls.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

EorIcE.-Mr. C. !. Cummins, SI7 Seventh street,
(sCcond door below Northern Market. having made
great preparation for supplying his numerous Gus
toners with all sorts Of good Boots aud Shoes during
the holidays, his store Is now overnOwiug with all
that is desired in the shoe line
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

RESIDENT COMMITTEE OF -HE DtsrILLERs AND
RECTIPIERs.-T Convention of Distillers and
Rectifers having Adjourned til the third
Wednesday In January next, the following
ERstPsa Est ths Efiiqf55t efqPmt g.
Ingraham, OF New York; q. II. Curtis, OF Illi-
nois; ID. II, Sortwell, of MssEachusettsj S. N.
Murphy, Of Ohio; Oliver Perrin, OF Ohio; Julius
Dorm, Of Indiana.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

ORDERED TO THE PESoBscor.-The following
named offlcers have been ordered to duty on the
Pcnobscot, which will SOON be commissioned,
her repairs having been completed: Lieutenant
mand; Lieutenant Commander Fred. l. Naile,
Acting Master Thos. Nelson, Acting Ensign II.
son, q. L. Felch, WIN. II. Hill, Assistant Pay
master ChAs. +. Boggs, Firit Assistant Engineer
George W. Melville, Second Assistant Engineers
Albert q. Engard and IL. s. Boss, and Acting
Third Assistant Engineers Chas. ]. Morgan and
VIM. McFaul, have been ordered to the Penob.
scot
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
Aatioual 4spablitau.
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE. - Mr.. Forrest played
Spartacus, the Gladiator, at the National last
evening. To speak OF Mr.. Forrest 10 O thread
bare theme. Everybody knows what he 10, and
criticism 10 out Of place whom applied 10 him.
He 10 above all mere newspaper notices and may
defy every form OF criticism. Certain II IL, wo
have no need to mention the acting Of this great
artistic. There 10 but ono great actor In America,
and that man 10 Edwin Forrest. Having said
this much, we desire to say just ono thing more,
and that 10, that either the mani sgsmsnt or Mr..
Forests agent made . very great mistake In
raising the price Of admission. Tho timos arc
hard, and the people have not the means 70 In.
dulge In high prices, and had the old prices 70
mained Mr.. Forrest would have had full houses
We ought not to let this occasion slip without
saying that Mr.. Sheridan 10 one OF the bsst stool
actors in the country, and since Mr.. Forrest has
been here his full powers have been devoloped
and he 10 hcnceforth fsvorito with the Wash
ington public. Tonight "Tom and Jerryn will
be presented.
"TwA NIGHTS IN SoorLAsD."-we reslly re.
jolcc In welcoming our old friend, John Kon
nedy, the eminent Scottish vooslist, again smope
us. We have pleasant memories Of the swee
and pathetic songs which he warbled to us md
large audience, over year ago, ct Metzorot
Hall, the scene Of his first triumphs hore, ant
although before his coming we had loved Il
read OF Scotland and her unsurpassed songs, stil
they never appeared TO us clad in such beauty A.
when he sang them. His "Lsnd o. tho Leal,
"Flowcrs of the Forest" "John Anderson, M
Zoe, john" "Scots whs hse," So, So, ere ex
quisitely pathetic and stirringly patriotic Hi
versatility is strikingiy exhibited In his rendi
tion OF "Tho star Spangled Bsnnsr," whici
for startling dramatic effoct, vigor, and tots
abandonment TO tho spirit OF its glorious theme
Is all that can be desired. We hsve heard tb,
elder Braham 1--WE begin to feel oid) sing u, bu
truthfully speaking Mr.. K. carries Off the palm
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

CHALLENGE. John Rouey. corner Thirteenth and
Streets has man l3O lbs he will back to wrestle
any man In the District Of Columbia, square hold for
900, or as much more as may be agreed on. Or no
will back the mau to half mile on tho same
terms. First come, hrst served.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

PAPAL BHYnpIoTloS. The Catholic Mirror an
nounces that on Sunday next, after the High
Mass, the Most Rev, Archbishop SPaidtng w, Wiii
sshnrch' In order to bestow thereby on all the
faithful OF the Archdioeese the benediolion
which the Sovereign Pontiif sent 20 mem through
the the centennial observation-disclosures CONNER
ri1l l2ih,
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

SOLDIERS NATIONAL CoSvEsTIoS.-A confer.
rious States of the Union, will be held at Wash
ington, d, o., on Monday, December 10, to take
Into consideration the propriety Of calling ma
candidates for President and Vice President OF
the United States. This movement originates
with the Soldiers and Sailors Union OF this
September, 1866.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

VIOLATION OF CORPORATION ORpISAScEs.-
The following cases OF violations of corporation
ordinances were reported yesterday Joshua
johnson, arrested BY Officsr Ellis, and hned "
by Justice Harper; Warren Keith, arrested and
hned by the same 81 Robert Page, arrested by
Officer Hughes, and fined o.
Mr.. York, for violation OF a corporation ordi-
nance in making an excavation In the public
street without . permit fiom the authorities,
was fned u By Justice Harper. The accused
was arrested by Officer NooIan.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

PRoF. BLOT ON CooKERy.-Thc Professor will
give one OF a series Of his popular lectures In
Of Cookery, theme in wAich ladies generally
are interested. The manner OF cleaning, trus.
sing, filling, cutting, serving, and boning fowl
by a master hand. His lectures are OF more
than general interest. He has delivered these
lectures In all of the principal cities of the eoun-
try, and has everywhere been welcomed by large
and fashion able audiences, and In most cities
has been invited TO repeat the series, as their
will be welcomed here, we feel assured, with more
than q generous support.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

CRIMINAL CoURT--Judge 0lin.-The following
cases were disposed OF yesterday;
Francis Burke, larceny ofjeweiry, money, &c. the
property Of Mrs sorrell guilty Of stealing portion
Of the goods Of the value OF els
Eleaaora Booth larceny Mr. Carrington entered
nOIe pros. ,, g,
harness from the stable Of James B gh, on Twelfth
street The prisoner plead guilty, and was sentenced
to the pententiary for one year and three months
Same for stealing a pair OF boots; notk pros en-
JONAH watars. !areePy Of pistol, gun and
Davis. Thc jury found a verdict OF guilty Of petit
stated ii the indictment, ,, IT.,
Conrad Miller, larceny Of ohahng dish and other
articles the property Of John z, Bruh II was
alleged that Miller purspaded BTnfs son 70 brng the
things TO him, and on the OthOr hand Miller alleged
that the articles wcTo giycnio him ~ exchange Tor
work Thejury found verdict Of guilty.
George Smith, George Pute. James johnson alias
James Major. Larceny Of boots, &C.. CarrinRt0n-
James Wilson Smith and Puo not guilty, and John
son guilty. JOhnson was sentenced to twenty days
Charles Lews-lAI,. w " We r'
entered by Mr.. CaTrinRton; I.,Aso Olin said
that ID had been formerly held that there shou.. "
that was stOleu even II all were stolen 9t once He
aid not hold this dOctrinei It was all larceny and
should he included In one indictment
James Byers-Larreny OF the money OF Lewis Lufa
guilty, and sentenced to thirty days In the county
The Court then adjourned until this morning at Il
o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
LOCAL ITEM s.
would not when he might,

lie that would not when he might,
HS may no when he would,
Buy clothing at such rates as Hennlng Ia now sell
ing at the corner OF Seventh street and Maryland ave
nue. In order to rcmove No Seventh street, Intel
ligenccr Building
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

A AsPEoIALrr. Those beautiful, high, cut-button
Kid Walking Boots, " for the Ladies'. now selling
fast,a Cummins, 87 Seventh street, second door
south Of Northern Market largo lot just received.
aud large orders TO come, for the holidays
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

PAssIso Coz RTnRpsIr MoNsY.-On wednes-
day night man, who gives his name az Edward
W. Howell, about twenty-five years OF age, paid
person. 70 %p q. Sonsss SSomstS II. a doorEsspsr a1ns
he paid his sntrsnes fee out OF . e6 BILL receiv-
ing e4.ss % his shsngs. He then passed into the
wineroom, whore he laid down another nve for
tion vss next turned to the drinEing-bar OF the
main saloon, whore he "shovsd" two fves In
lihs manner. Aftsr his departure, IT. was dis
covered thst the money he hsd left behind were
eountsrfsits on ths Nationsl Bank aves, The
police we're notified Of the fact, and they kept a
sharp lookout for what they frequently term =
"bloody fraud" Between 10 and II o'clock
Ofncsrs Columbus and Conway susceeded in dis
and thsy immediately pvt him under arrest. Be,
fore they left the hall with him he managed to
drop three y notes, which Ofneer Columbus
noticed and picked up, end discovered that they
wers eounteffeit Also. He wss searched st the
station.houss, whom nearly eao In good money
was found on hin, - VS. also . revolver In
reply to questions, he stated that times were
hard, and he had felt compelled to do what he
did, and that he knew the consequences. Hehas
worked at brieklsyins In this city, has served in
In Baltimore,
N. T. Inlay was arrested by Oficsr J. J. Cor.
man, on suspicion Of being an accessory, he hav.
ing been seen 81 TsutoniAin company with How.
Tho aooussd were tsk.u Uunurs Justices Cha
pin and Harper yesterday morning, when Mr..
Muller, propristor. Mr. Cherries Eckloff, private
w.tohmsn, and Mr.. O. ". Jonss, the door-keeper,
all Of Teutonis, appeared ss witnesses to sub
The evidences Tended directly to criminste
Howell alone so he was committed to Jail for
court n default q 600 bail, and Inlay was dis
Before going to jail, however, Howelps pic.
ture was taken, with which to Adorn tho rogues'
gallery At police headquarters.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

soO, FORMER PRICE tl9. then reduced to ell. and
now selling at t9.60-our Box Goats, This coat Is
heavier and better trimmed than our former ones at
tlS A. saks 4 Co. 6l7 Seventh street. between Penn
sylyania avenue and d street.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

Tue FAIR for the Sunday school library Of
Island, will be continued tonight for the beneat
of the library, and on Monday night. The pro-
cceds will be devoted to the decoration OF Grace
church on Christmas.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

LADIES, see the new and beautiful styles walk inR
boots Of every material coming in every day at Cum
Minis" "a Seventh street, second door south Of X
street and Northern market,
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

DoNATEp,--The trustees of Carroll Hall, on G
MeBsrs, Berry & Wall, proprietors Of Wallis
Opera House, in the shape OF their cushioned
b4p, hes. ThSse will, We understand. be replaced
nv sple,. .dM osloseat chaiIy.