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+, .GUROPEAN ATEAMRHHPS.
EXCURSION TO Paris ITALY, GREECE. CRIAEA,
II Holy Land, Egypt &c-The QUAKER CITY, side
Lieutenant General Sherman wi positively leave ON satur-
Applications 10 Join the party uimted ll0 mus be
made TO c. q. DUNCAN lii Wall street.
FOR LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
AFRICA, from Boston, via Halifax June 2
SCOTIA, from New York. June y
CUbA from Boston, VIA Halifax. ~
Passage Money from New York.
Cabin $50 90 Second Cabin $lW ~
Ga. - To Paris. e,xx m
Passage Money from Boston -
Cabin SIPS 70 Second Cabin. $SO w
Payable In Gold equivalent
For freight or passage apply to cru.pr
No. Bowling Green.
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS.
Steamship Hermann, W. II. wenke, MASTER carry
foot Of Third street, Hoboken.
Thursday; June o.
Bremen, via Southampton,
Taking passengers TO
London, Havre Southampton Bremen the following
rates. payable in gold or its equivalent Ia currency
For the Frat Cabin $l25; Second Cabin SIS;
Steerage, $S7 10.
sells, master on Thursday, June Is
For freight or passage apply 70
CTEAMHR EUROPE, FOR BREsr AND HAvRE,
viii leave pier 20 North foot Of Norton street.
Saturday June at u O'Clock Passengers requested
GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent.
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GRAND NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT s3
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
LADIES' SOCIETY
IN AID OF THE SUFFERING AND DEsTITUT1'
POOR OF THE SOUTH
WILL TAKE PLACE IN WASHINGTON, D. O.
AUGUST I. 1857. e-.

Poor q the scuhs would respsctfuy and esrnesy can ~
states: snd S us K
aRe
tua want famine and starvation IN their mmedas neigh
We have heretofore published extracts lahsrs
ceved BY the Secretary and Managers Of the Society roE
Major General Daniel Stokes commandine The secone
ms p r from n9 osn sam
G. Ord commanding Fourth Military DistrIct from Fred
south Carolina and r. n Patton Of Alabama isnsroSs
other letters are being daily RECEIVED and the ntentlce
Our ss q members comprises some two hundred or
the leading influential cxens Of our large cites Nearly
al o. s ~ Ss ID ana os o
public has been noby responded to- Addona nnss
Be raised At once The case y urgent and the Lady Man.
NATIONAL EnsrsanmsSt trusting = their active
ensSs them 70 purcSas. and food g vng thou
The Grand National Entertainment win b given -
% & e.
entitled award which will take plsce a. the same time
% e: u. In s:rs =:
purchasing food 70 Be sent South Tor immediate dsrou
Ss S VIM A y
NAMED verify The EaroS.ss sea sep
press heir thanks TO the ladies small .eas
Kew Yor for tho efficient aid they have rendered ~
ferphg clubs for The purchase Of css xSss en- b fGss
demand (which for tickets atm entNUs
s 4. a hs; sss FOR IN me !. so . =. much s
srssd enssriaismsns disrbaton vl take place yey
ss sSsass fos s rss - .
society. ~ ~ !. q, an a reg Sss e n s;ss,s
By me '''' '''' Z Kfso5s '.s;'; Ss.'
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH u. 8. NAIL LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,


VA rAssSa ( A sf i, IN Ssi ssaso1soo.
HdssH s.:e
sss sssso
''' - : s s.., s sss,s .s ss:
From From Sam Sam FRANCISCO % i GCns Kong
srsus New 10
Of June 10 per cubic foot or 70 " cents per h.,
Ne
Office the wharf, pier q North rver foot q Csna street.
VIA
win sail on Saturday, june l, ct u o'clock noon.
For Co INQUIRE q frssh, once oompany's Pier.
q North river foot Of Canal w ssfsfi FARGO co..
sole Freight Agents p. NJ. s. s. Co.
OrrosS.soS. 1Iss TO "a ..s.
The fast n sna esra na s. a. ano
Ss ssas America. s..n.A,
as1 ss r. fasias Win he i,S:Ss:
The accommodations on these steamers unsurpassed
those sSs sn q; 9: d.y
1s:ss 1sss Of
sen. burden S.psas 3 siocam vln san for RIO a.
3 SorS
For freight Or passage 1RRlI ALLEN Agents.
No. Bowling Green. New YORK.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAvANA-ArLANT1c
Every TH6RsDxY, ats = NJ from pier No. North river.
AA' McRao CASTLE. Adams Thursday. June 10
Sof5KsiT Barton Ssa fss;.i ss1.
'''''' sA ss.s: J ss::s;s
EoR GALVESTON. TEXAS,
The steamer EGTsRPE.
Is now Receiving Freight a pier % East nvsr.
.pp so'shi g.. IS MAIDEN isas
For aALyEs1os TEXAS VA KEY s,, VEST sL
xpp S we:
CTAR LINE FOR NEW oRLEANs.-rHE NEW YORK
y Mail steamship Company, hne ocean steamers wn
ei HeS sfE sY' ON SAT sxT1apAY. june e.
-sas spps s'
U,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
s Il s NJ; Sssss
Saturday, June !, 81 O'Clock p. n.
gss Eo
The SHERMAN viii follow June B.
CAvANNAH STEAMERS.
- CHANGE OF SAILING DATES.
Of saraSnsS steamer. y. reduced every other day
s1 ;Fi ;sSin5o c.g:s, A,s
GARRISON 4 ALLEN, AgentA Bowling Green.
THUReDAY, juno O. GEN. BARNES, Morton,
From pier s. North river, % O'Clock =. y.
LIVINGSTON, FOX 3 CO. Agents, @ Liberty street.
From pier Is East river, 81 o'clock r. y
MURRAY, HRRRIs CO., Agents, % South street.
NB-DcF~rturss WIN b In regular suecssson - above
until further notice.
CABIN PASSAGE o16-RE0uIAR LTNB.-foR
~ Charleston. c., the eyuth and Southwes and the
Ilord. Iorsaarhe iast and popular steamship SARA.
and win sail sATURDAY, June a. =. from pier
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A UcToN NOTICE.; ROTH. AucTIosEER, WILL
~ .ssn
Al s' on r 4 Ar s. .s'se N s Esy
l'Ss Sem ,y Oa
Csa:isns of rosewood Panoiorte. beautiful Paror
sc san . sse a1
SsSss M5roFs caspe Bedssssds sarssSs
sss.: and chairs n haireOth and SeIs Glass China
10 sse yd 3 Goods e
ssssonable charga. Deposit required.
AUcrIoS NorIcE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
"a hou.eseeper. Elegant hoa.shOa Fugntnre At pY
.ss.r,s co. $50 WIN b cold for $500 BEAUTIFUL Par
30 one black walnut Suit in gree, reps for sss one do
street near Broadway
Auction, SALE OF I MASSIy1cEsT HOUSEHOLD Id
s.sseniS Between ff.h ana s1,h sale
neu Sss e. Centre s H
eminent artists artistic Bronses Clock Vases Curtains
M.ldSS.s Bsds,sads Bureaus suite style LOU. XIV
ss
sofas 0hairs Lounges covered reps basement and
"A. rms DAY, 4 i6s sseei. :. The Empire s:.Sis:,
rd stree, near Eighth avenue one brown Horse
PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, JUNE / AT
ZANE 4 BERNARD McASALLY, Auctioneers, nine
valuable Building Lots situate at the junction OF Ferry
lEect and Newark avenue Hoboken also large Frame
Building 26x60 feet three stories high and newly built
0snaed Grand street. 100 feet from First street. with
- four lots
RY HENRY r. LEEDS MINER.
- HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.-0n SATURDAY,
Juue at 1Ox O'Clock, At their ssesroom No SO Liberty
sssst Household Furniture consisting Of general sssor
0tnna Room, Library and Chamber Furniture Brussels
90 Ingram Carpets, gilt frame French plate, pier and
Ane Mirrors; Paror Hutea In brocate and Bedroom
rni.urs Bedsteads Bureaus s.d washstsnds Mattresses
Buffet Chairs Window Shades Side Tables, &c.
Alss at u cock black walnut frame Billiard Table with
0uos, Balls Counters, &c.
~ O'Clock In front Of store, Coupe Rockaway, made
Wood Brcs nearly new; set double Harness, n good
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THOMAS vEITCH. AUCTIONEER-OFFICE ll6 MAS
May 81 1867 Eighth avenue, at A. NJ consisting
. general Of Household Furniture; Lease
Of premises. HENRY e. DAVIES, Jr.,
Public Admin rator.
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MnLIAM WRITER'S, AUCTTONEER-sELLS THIS
w DAY at 2o,clock, q ~ Canal street three Parlor
Dining and e. Tables Boohcase ktsssre Velvet
Carpess Reds black mahoeany snsnsied suits
one Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Sheets, Bedding,
Ing and other Chars sofa Beds, Lounges. 90 nns second
Chairs With fun assortment fer Housekeeping Dealers
and others invited.
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4 ucTIoN SALE OF MASNIy1cENr HOUSEHOLD

A u. CRIsTALAR, ACCOUNTABILITY SELL
a. THIS DAY, ut 10S o'clock at the Empire Stables
HRiry street. Eighth avenue. Horse
~ HANDS high 8 years old, sound and kind.
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IN OOLT0N, AVcII0NBKR--vERY LARGE eAIr -
god Bsusshosd rurpiture Velvet Brusssis ibres
nh and Ingrsp Csres; Yrsneh plate hirrcrs Curtsns
0sr.ass fsns HSssa pi.n koGm :ps bedroom farai.
Msy a. a K O'clock at The auction ~ brcsdvs,
ysy s sseostnens q socd ssw and scccnd hand Var.
ye1 AessriPcn 81 eeoea sstA expensive asd plain
Capgte 81 Various desGna
es.s Drsssin6 ssrssus .lssk wslnss Bcdrcem sulss,
r. a.Ihe sale win y lasss sd worthy he attention
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u j. PAULIsoN AUCrIONBRR.=RARR AND I'M
III. ported Greenhouse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3
PAULisON will sell THIS DAY. May 81 at salcaroom 81
Cedar street. at II O'CLOCK very choice collection Of bed
ding and greenhouse Plants among which and
imported varieties.
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIoNEER-sRLLs, THIS DAY,
l0H at 81 East Seventh entire stock Of
Fancy Goods Ladies, and Gents Furnishing Goods Per-
fumery Ribbons, Robes &C., together with the Fixtures
Furniture &c. Of the above sorc being large
Of desirable goods, and sold in lots 70 SUIT
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THE BOSTON WATER POWER COMPANY WILL
offer for sale 81 sqeton q the Merchant. BIZ.
next u O'clock noon Of that day one million two hun.
dred thousand feet OF Sand Columbus HUNTINGTON
avenues and westchestsr Park, and ON Northampton,
Springfield, Worcester Concord Rutland. Newton. Penn.
broke, Bro0kne Canton Dartmouth Stanhope, St. James,
Exeter and Marlborough streets Terms oneha cash and
half mortgage the stock Of the company, ct $50
per share, at the option OF the purchaser
Boston May n. 1867. G. T. j. BRAMAN Treasurer
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CAMuEL WYNN, AUCTIoNBER.- OEFICE aI BOW.
Beer and Boarding House a. Sls Wet street
Chairs Stoves Mirrors Engravings Washstands
Kitchen Utensils, Crockery Ac. Also the baEToom Furni-
ture lots
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BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-sATURDAY, JUNE 1.
at l04 o'clock at the auction rooms No North VII
ham large sale Of Carpets and 0cloths Mirrors
Household Furniture q every description paror Bedroom
two Rocaways Phaeton, city built In good order Also
Set Single Harness. Catalogues at SALE TUESDAY June
niturc.
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CABIN PASSAGE of6-REouLAR LINB..foR
~ Charleston 8. c. the esuth and Southwest and the
Florida porta-The fast and popular sseamship SARA.
0OSGA n. r. Croue commander, u receiving freight
ana win sail on sATURDAY, Juns q r n, from pier
II East nvsr foo Of Wall essA eonnsctng q Charleston
Dictassr for Horde he EMILY ,. souDER WIN follow
:. ARTHUR LKARY. 70 william street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT Line TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC coNPANy's NAIL
CALLING AT BhEST
Continent, VIII sail from pier 50 North river, foows:
EUROPE, Lemgrte. Saturday June
ST. LAURENT Bocande. Saturday June 10
rEhEih pnenesne; SATURDAY. June 20
WILLIE DE fAklS, Surmont. Saturday, July 10
PRICE OF PASSAGE
Including wine) payable In gold equivalent in cur
70 BREST OR HAyRE.
First Cabin $50 second Cabin SiW
1OPARIS
tincluding railway ticket furnished on board,)
First Cabin .......... Sl65 Second Cabin Sos
baggage checked through 70 Paris
Medical attendance free Of charge
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
EXTRA STEAMERS 70 HAVKE DIRECT.
TAMPlCO.. R0ussan. Saturday June O.
VERA CRUZ II fiard Saturday, June "a
CABIN passage, 500 gold Steege. $50 currency dncud
ing wne.)
travellers going returning from the CONT
nent of Europe By taking the steamers line avoid
unnecessary risks from transit by English railways and
crossing the channel besides saving much time trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent So Broadway.
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@ HERMAN AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL, ON sATUR-
p DAY, June At le o'clock q No. % ESSEX street
viz, Counter, Chairs Tables Bagatee. with Balls and
Cues, Ice Box, Glassware, &c. Sale positive.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

a. A.
vou0g k80ueSS
No. 8OS MADISON AVcoues
al d,o, above ssth It, NEW YORK.
-, ~. - $3.50 -. r...,,.s
Inc course OF insttucs,on INC q, .s
and Fsefch Languages uAtih oesueu,. wNtaSs'
Arithmetic, Algebra. ano ueometV uecF.sPny
Astronomy: Chemistry anc me ntner Nalufs! scen'
ces Mental and Moral rniiosopny, nistorv; Sompo
sitons. French and Ergisn Literature. ana EIccuton.
TERMS ron DAY rur'is-srsi"s nrrAnrsEsr.
saco per nnnump.
Second Division, including Stationery, Pupils over
-. ais per nnnum.
Third Division Including Stationery, Si25 per amin
80, ,....rx,sr
'@ -. -, ~, Al ~
First Li,ision, under ten yesre, ssOm Fuei, sooo
Young Ladies', who wish 90 pnrsne the ssnay 20 q
French only will be received from to II m q Nv
s.~-,o,, IEhss ros scAnpiko fursLs; ..
snN!oh CLASS inciuone me reealat sounse VI
insauction, oonfa ano eta!ionery' s pr ,
Pupils under Y years OF age.... $3.50 per - mum
S sea, IN onufcn' ---.-.-.-.--....'-
i nei.; :;.....:. ....-....-.....
MasnIng II reluired.,
.. furis VINO remain DATING the summer vac.uon'
tne eo,e OF inc sca"oi year July ,ss 20 IT,
Opening IN sspteroer WIN DC CHARGED TOT .nesl Oos,c
anfhg snas time tsrssehnv ana hote .o exPensss e
ual IVY Pes sneum y.
Young Ladies who become boardess u the lnsta.
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Established in st. Louis in 1887.
seminal Weakness Cured.

nr. BonANNAN'S vE0RTABbE BluCTCADY,
plessAnt and ps,stabs cure foe 0pcg1nasuesh0a q
Seminal Weakness. This remedy, which hAa bseu
utsd By che renowned DR.. Dohsonsn In ID psivsss
practice for twenty five yoafr. was uev0e knCWu
90 fall Ia caring the worst casss Of esinnl Wsanoea
Ia from two 20 Eve weeks. Al er twenty -ave yoasJ
use IN private practice Il advertised onA9ly ebe
the bcnsat u the upfortunatse to then pD oAe
hands OF mercieea Quacke. u not hon the esase-
Price per boz. Gent 10 ell peftA q The eg0nlsy.
For eale st Df. HoAannonn olDcp. No = ~ q !.
oseWesn Third anA Dour1A.
EstablisAe1 g 81. LeUis tn 1887.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

Me..,s f. L. WALLACE h Go. Gents-Iha
u.eA Dr. Chaussier's Empress for the hair, snd
Nnd il all il claims 10 be. cordially recon-
mend il 10 the public.
''''~ MATT HEAD,
Adjt. Gen. N. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

MASCHky1Eh, N. II MY IobU.
Mesars. r. l.. WALLACE 4 Co. Set my name
down among those who have used your propa-
ration with much satisfaction; have used sew
seal others. bat give yours the decided prefer
.nce. It's action upon the hair. in restoring the
color. is quiek and durable, and a. dressing II
il suparb. p.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
uook.rrr. N. H., March 81, 1885

uooksgrr, n. H., March 81. 1885.
Messrs. +. l.. WALLACE 4 Go. Gents-A
friesd advised me TO try your preparation, sta
t;no vhxt good effect Il had on him. l II first
laughed Al the idea, but consented 70 the trial
I sm nleased with il. / have tested Thorough
iv Il has restored my hair and whiskers TO
their natural color, and keeps them 40. COM
mcnd il to al in need.
''''" WP FARNRa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
ACALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA

Kingston r. o. Meekcn Co.. Minn.,
April7, sc.
M. JonH buLL--Dear Sir moved from
Kentucky 10 this place. The stores had none Of
your Worm Destroyer for sale They are great
" needed here il Minnesota trial is all that
is needed 10 give them reputation. We can't
do without them, Do send some out this way
Yours, sincerely.
ID. a. ARRowoop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
I.NSUR ANCE.
Money Earning Money.

Money Earning Money.
Mooney INVESTED IN THE EQUITABLE
Nl SOCIETY els always earning money for
its owner"
Baruum says that the difference between the
condition Of a money -loaner and that Of money
borr over, is that the former has faithful ssrv.
ant out at work for him lay and night, on Sun
days and Holidays, and is always worth more
when he gets up than he was when he went 10
bed; while the money borrower has somebody
else friend which he latsers himselfi is his own,
but which is constantly running him in debt for
somebody else beaett, and every morning he
rises worth less than he was when he went u
bed. and is in fair way to become worthless en-
tirely.
In the Equitable Society, the premiums are re-
CURED TO be paid all in cash, which is kept IN
vested for the benefit Of the policy holders; and
90 its members are all money losners.
Every member Of the Equitable Society re-
ceives in an annual dividend al the earnings Of
his money together With his share Of the profits
from selection OLIVES. economy Of management,
icr:eiturcs and other profits resulting from the
business and so money invested In the Equita-
BILE Society is always earning money tor its
owner w. f. ROSS Agent.
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LEONARD FRENCH, n. d.

LANCASTER, May 80, 1883.
Messrs r. j.. WALLACE Co.: Gents--I have
u.ea your preparation for the hair, and find Il
the cIeanest and best preparation for the hair
thst have ever seen.
DR. j ". BARNEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

CoscoRp, June |, 1866.
Mrssas. r. L. WALLACE 4 o-The second
inv dice OF yonr valuable preparation for the hair
Was GUY 49,. =, ss,r -. ~. !.
more than answered the expectations excited by
the use Of the first bottle. 1t answers the pur
pose required most perfectly. and MS q fesiorer
and Gle anser Of the hair il il only equaled BY its
qualities as a cooling and healthy application to
che scalp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
D0UeSelDost CoppessMeteh
AND;
HEAW SNeET IRON WORKER

smoke Staoks, Breech4ng. 0orRhum
PANS, FIRE SHUTTERS. WELL rrBE.
ING. EXHAUST P1PE, AC., &C.
Also. dealer in Stoves and Tia ware. RooAus
ana all House Johbing done neesly aud promue.
Y. The great fuel economiser. the Eureks I'D
coed Samaritan, Cook and Moaitor hsstins
kinds Of stoves. Call and examine & No. r
n:in street. Davsspers. lsws-
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TaxAsusER's OTvics.

MAwCnEsr.x, March ~, 1864.
N.asrs. =. l.. WALLACE 4 Co II I'm we'll -.
.rsinted With several Of the leading citizens Of
his citv who have used YOUR Hair Restorative
a. nerfect satisfaction. have also used y my
self and can cheerfuily recommend II AZ oeing
he best article in market
H. r. CnAnSaaLiR,
City Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
DAILY DEMOCRAT.



The best tender Of assistance 10 the des>
ti,utc South is legal tender.
Page. the Valparaiso murderer, hss sud>
denly become pious.
Liverpool has a surplus income OF two
hundred thousand dollars.
Sine the great sno~ storm, London -
affl icted with the bronchitis.
Amoulances are used for coaches on many
Of tho stage routs at the Sonth.
Lands in Georgia recently sold at FIFTY
cents an acre.
There were in Philadelphia II 1866. III
437 births, 1857 marriages, ard lo,so3
deaths.
The Chinese Government refuses to &C.
cept the English coin made at Hong Kong
as currency.
Bismark is said 10 DO badly in need Of
all the money he has anassed by the last
peace treaties.
The total contributions for the relief Of
the Portland sufferers by fire are $780,
00o.
The Japanese Embassy in Paris take tive
meals Day and drink good deal ef En-
gish beer.
In some of The villages Of Prussia one.
third of the population will leave for Amer>
lea in the spring.
An Italian millionaire leaves fl,69o,Oo0.
\ E,f h.
A deer which had been chased forty miles
was captured two miles from Webster city
one day last week.
Daring some excavations lately at Serb.
in tee canton OF Zurich, Roman military
edilice was discovered in which wore found
many utensils I'D ancient coins.
A lady correspondent of the New York
Tribune gives the best description Of our
National Capital yet Washington is the
concr etc Of sccdiness. 1t is apoor relation
Of prosperous cities. 1t is out at elbows,
shabby at toes, generally dingy and ncglec-
ted, while the snowy public buildings shine
upon its poverty like pinchbeck jewelry.
Founded as \ land speculation. il bears its
hateful birthmark still. Nothing here locks
thrifty. Smart and forced gentility nudses
dirty and detected poverty. Occasionally
a sturdy three story brick house pushes it
self up in rash mamcnt, but it soon has q
forlorn and depreca,ing mir, as asking par>
dou Of the surrounding wrecks, for having
disturbed their doeful harmony. The plan
of the city will remain mystery till the
end of time
A family Of movers. name unknown, in
attempting to cross Big Cedar. near Fairy
field, met with fatal accident. When
about half way cross the stream, some float
ing ice struck the wagon, upsetting the
ssms-carrving the two men and = boy over
the miil.dam. The men were rescued by
some persons standing on the bank Of the
stream, but the boy was lost.
TIE Anamosa Eureka says that Lieut..
David +. MCGEE, Of Scotch Grove, in Jones
county has found that about ten acres Of
his farm is underlaid to the depth Of from
four to eight feet with peat the clcar stud
known TO be such. Tho bed extends ON 70
| farm, Of X. NJ. Perrins aud WIN. McIn.
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LioT or PINE NUNS


No The Model Fruit Farm ........ ga o0n
2-4A.UtO In Grccnhacks ,..s............. 1910
3-Oue span Of ma.cncd BAY Horses. with
elegant Top Carriage aud ilarness ?.SJ
a-One superb Oh Painting, Mary Msyda-
isue and Child value ....... .......... roo
6-One rinno, tChicse.ing) .............. 100
The Piano drawn BY ne nj the Nnrtn-
western Fair IN Chicago III ket o..
Conc complete Get OF b. nck walnut Fur
niiure, IN green rep 800. 49,. On
7--Onr large Mirror, French Plate CHASE,
sses high marble trimmings. .... sel
a-Onc MriodeOn ..........s ~. $40
s-One complete Get Of Parlor Bedroom
Firni uru 80. .......4.... 800
io-ODe compless Get Of Sitting room Fur.
ito is--,Jme on Painting in oval GIn
Frame II Lincoln, Washington, Lady
Was01mkt0n. Gen Grant. Gen. Sh-r-
man. Daniel Wcbster. TropL .. spr ny,
TROPICS, fall, "liunters Last Shot"
esch 43o0. ...,.-...-.. .-.......... 1890
70 One Cabinet Organ. j.. ...... I0
9i-One Mirror. Freneh Plate ). .... ID
A-One Rosewood Mssbls Top Center
Table. ........................ i0J
y % 81 inclasive Tea nsss class Sewing
Mach1nss. Sts6 each .......... 1880
% 70 81 inciuiive-nvc Apt class knitting
AofhInes o1N each. ...., ........... 7Ef
H-Two vsesa, French Flowers. with Mar.
ele6tands. ............ 10
so-Ons whataot. with Ffsueh Plste Mir.
W-Parisn Marble Gard Receiver .... :. u
4i-One Mirror. French Plate dlars..... "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
Financial.

rI>BE INSURANCE STOCk LIST Of the In
L suRAxcI MONITOR AND WALL SrREEr KEvIsw
for December, quotes the Stock of THs Hons lss.
Co OF NEW oRK ut ToRrY PER CENT. PREMIUM
and the Capital Stock Of Tnn HonE is, with one
exception. twice a. large ss that OF any other
Company in America.
W. +. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
A. II. CROSBY. N. u.

MsNcu1sTEa, N. H., juno 98, 1855.
Messrs. r. l.. WALLAcE 4 Co.: 0ents-I have
..sd .pr. Chaussier's Empress for the Hair, !"
and am ples with the results. ind It the
cnrest and cleanest article have ever SEEM
I, 4 I'll that Il claims 20 be in every respect.
Yours, &C.,