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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

FOREMAN OF THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFFICE Mr.. Ch@Iss T. Lathrop, Naval store
herpeT az the Washington Navy Yard, has
Orth appointed Foreman OF the Government
Printing Once in place OF Mr.. John Cunning
nam Mr.. La'hrop will enter upon the dis
charge OF bis duties on Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

The EIGHT Hour MOVEMENT SRRRNADEs
Last evening a large number Of the mechanics
anC other wOrkugmeu in the employ of the
Government, including large delegations Of
the printers aud book binders a. the Govern
ment Printing Office. assembled at the CITY
Hall, ana beaded by Heald's Washington
Brass Band, proceeded 10 tender the e0mpIi-
ment OF a ssrsnade 10 several members Of
Congress who have shown them selves favor
able 10 the eight-bOuT movement.
They first called on Gen. Banks. who intro
duced a resolution. which was adopted by the
House, constituting eight hours legal DAVIS
work in the Government establishments hut
that gentleman was not a. home. They then
proceeded TO the Washington House aud called
on senator Wilson, Who being IHtrOd uced by
Ny J w MattIngly, OF the Book binders
Association, addressed them. They also Wis
liea the residences OF Senators Y ates ana Con
ness. but failed 10 find either of those gentle
men AT home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

The HUYCK CASE IN New YoRK-An order
OF arrest fer Daniel Drew and FIsk a. Belden
brokers, was Issued on Thursday at New YORK
on the complaint of Joseph b Stewart, the as
signee of Leonard H9vck, charging them with
wrongful conversion of capital furnished by
Huyck for joint operation judgment is de-
handed In the sum of 50 0,009, and a petition s.
entered 10 have the defendants render an &C
count OF their operations in Erie stock for thu
last year and half. Mr. Drew was held to
hail On ne sum of S250,UO, and Messrs. Fisk g.
BeIden $4,000 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

IHFORsATIoN.-Those about to marry and
newly married, can find ready made Linen
and Cotton Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads
ofall descriptions, Feather and Hair Pillows,
Mattresses, Table Linen, Toweling, Crash,
Window Shades. Carpets, OIL Cloth, Mating.
sylyania ayenue. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

O.rr.. MAaEsr. Te..Ay--Bssf. sest cuts,
IsrlA s3sc; next Sc; Salt Bed isasOc: Driec
Beef 2$A30c. Veal, sc. 0uetGn. 0Aovs &c
Lamb 3Oe.;. Lard. i0e.; Pork,g frssh, Il sta !:
corned. 15s; Bacon. hams, uncut 9oa3oc: siiced'
CSC. breassA league; shoulders, iSc, Buster' Co
49,; 0hiesens, pr, 81 .sUaS2 Turkies, 2sasSc. 10
Geese, 75c .aei50 Ducks, pair, ssc aei Ere, DOR
2 a3oc Green Corn, can. Coo. Apples, pk. sOasi
Apples. dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., Sc. Spinach,
t0c kaie, CSC, sTuruips, 3uc PIX Peaches,
dried, per qrt is cts. Beans, butter, soc;
white, feal5c.; dried Cherries, Of, soc Rad
ishes, per bunch, ea4c. Bee,s, per PIX. 4sc
Unions, Soc; Okra, 3oc.; Parsrips, 21a25c.
Prae, quart, 10c Carrots, bunch. S cents
fisn-Rock, large, each, eia2; small. bunch.
SIC, Perch, 80 cents; Herring. per bunch,
o. cents; Shad. per bunch, 81 to 81 pair,
rye, per bushel, Si.50. Corn Meal. per bush /,
~ SaSl 25 Shipstuf, 70aSoo. Brown stun COG
Shorts, 45c. Corn, shellsd, 81 20aSi.2 IS. In ear,
BIZ. &5!ot&7. Oats, bh, SlaS0c. Hay, cwt, 30
.285. straw, slai.50. Celery, pr bunch, 10c.
krout, per quart, SC. Cabbage, per head, 5a10c
Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, IalO cents
Potatoes, s0c. per peck; Sweet Potatoes, rs cts.
Small Birds. per do2, i26; Small Ducks,
75eaSli Canvass Backs, S3asf; Red Necks,
slaS2 pair; Cranberries, 20c. Pumpkins, 10 70
SOC each. Prairie hens, 81 pair.
small lot of country slaughtered hogs sold
81 he scales for Sll-50 per 100 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

SFE IN TO-DAY's STAR The long ad ver'ise.
mebt OF the immense Menagerie ana Circus
which will open here on Monday next
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STIEB 3 BROTHER.

- I'LL q bhOI uEb.
- 436 PENNA. AvENUE,
Have just received o fine assortment of Chrome
Autographs, Nut Crackers and others Also a
choice lot of Pocket Books and Knives, sterso
scopic Views, Holmes stereoscopss. and Oval
Frames. The latest Political and Prose Works by
best authors. Also, keep constantly on hand
superior Stationery of all kinds Cook books aud
Toy Books in great variety. m25-Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

DR., WHITE, ChIrOpodist, aga Penn. av.. bs-
tween ~ and 6th streets, continues the suc-
cessful treatment of corns. buulons, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Once hours from a m. 10
5 p. m, and TO p. m. Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

"A OAsE OF MAIL ROBEERY.-A Few days
ago Mr.. w. W. DanenhOwer, CLAIM agent
Of this city, cent to the City Post Once ana
stated to Postmaster Bowen that he had lost
money iron letters addressed 10 him, which
must have been stolen by some one IN the
Washington Post Office, having recently re-
cetyed n letter from a gentleman of Fan River,
Mass. stating that he had transmitted at
one time S3.lO. and st another time SI7.26, but
abe last letter had been sent back to him with
the money out and the folio wing endorsement
on the bacS. DO you think sc much chink
would cary SAFE Try mail order. A r. o.
CLERK" the envelope bearing the post mark of
Washington, ID. u. Mr.. Bowen immedIately
discovered that the robbery had not been per
Peirated by any employee of the Office. but
must have Jeen by the messenger who carried
the mai iron Mr.. DaneDhower's box, he
having lock box AT the Office. This Mr. ID
denied, stating no one had the key to the box
but bis sen. The case was put in the hands of
Mr.. Frederick Duprow. n special AGENT of
the Post Office Department, VINO began TO work
II up The first move was 10 place a decoy
letter IN the box containing ~, signei by
man named Townsend, and pOstmarked New
Lexington, Ohio. After waiting a day or two
ne went 10 Mr. DSnenhOwer, and after talking
with him on some other matters, asked him il
he had received letter containing ~23 from
Mr.. Townsend. Mr.. ID. replied he had not
Dir. DDprow then informed Mr.. DanenhoWer
that he was a special agent of the Department,
had placed the decay letter IN the box, and saw
Young DanenhoweT when he took il ont
Shsruy after the young man entered the office,
and Nj. DUpTdw accused him OF tbe robbery:
but be denied II, and persisted in his denial
HIS person was searched, but nothing found
Mr.. Duprow then went 10 the room of young
DauenhOwer. and after searching some time
found letter addressed 70 MI. DanenhOwer ST.,
stating = D was ncloSPd. Young DanenhOweT
Immediately exclaimed. - am discovered
and made a free confession, stating that he had
distracted the letter containing - b. one con-
tanning $40, one coz tanning Sl7 %, and the one
containing S22, besides several others. He
also acknow legged that be had written the en-
dOrsement GA the letter from Fall River, Mass,
and returned n 10 the writer for the purpose
of making him believe q post office clerk had
stolen the contents, and be would then remit the
amount TO his father by money order. Mr.. Du-
Prov deserves great credit for working up the
case. ana thus clearing tire employee OF the
Cdice VINO were accused of the robbery.
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nAiHTY Dish rs; Bsceipts Collected by Lady
y hs.rieuS t. Oiair. The Ohristiaa Hymnal;
seditea by Rsv; Frank eewau. Pick wick Papers:
bfamoed EDITION. Hesdisnf on ths Action Of
pisoresrs on the Nerves: The story OF Ste n ach
Brsishwsfte,s Review for Februsry De Bow's
fs6 TRAE6K TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

GRAY's COLLARS, % cents per box: Gold
smith Collars, 25 cents per box: Imitation
Linen Collars, p cents per box: and all other
goods cheap in proportion at Francs Gents
Furnishing Store, Aga eth street, between ID and
T. streets. I'm
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QUICK sales and small Profits,m-tio God
White Shirts 81 so, 81 and 81 81. at Francs
Gents Furnishing Store. 4ai 7th street, be-
tT cen ID and h also shirts made 10 order. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

FoR CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
EmbrOcation is a specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale al 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
TX "a 9Th streets.
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(H T. GOODWILL ~. Aucts ana r. al
- Relate Brokers. No &ssh 7th street.

On TUESDAY, the "a OF April, at S o CLOCK ,
M, on the pre- mises. vs will ss'l Lot We. al, in
keservstosC q, fronting on the north side Of MsTy-
isBd avenue between "a aud az streets Al island 4
Il feet ard running bs Il III feet
Teius Cue feu ~. cash OF which StNs will be
reorfred nc time OF ,aie hsisuce in eleven mouths
With nttrest from day of sale, and secured by
deed 81 trust upon the properly All oeaveyaa-
ing snd reyei OF ~ pa ~ oost Of purchaser
N 30 q. J. 7. OOLDWKLL 90 Ancts
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nY W. L. WALL q 90. Auctisaeers
- Stores 315 and 3I1 south corner Pa ay
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
ACTION.

nSD ht hnOpNt hprli tth ~
% CLOCK, We vii sc on tbs prem vain.
able Dwelling House, bein Z lot :, in reservation
OF sQrare DO u, f-oatiRg a. feet on y street be
twee 20 snd Sd streets and IN rear Of So Charles
Hetel, and running back lgO feet TO = IA feet
alley THE improvements are oOmfo-tsal-
high, with . slsts 70 4, AMI in gosI cosditis9
Also, tmmedi stely after the above sale ne will
eel the adjoining lot baigg Is feet trout by I2O
feet deep aud running BACK te slIsy.
The terms Of the sale One third clsb ana
the balance IN edusi tnstallmsnts OF 6 IL AMI rs
month the deferred pay m s0ts - ba secured by a
deed Of trust on the premises. Conveyau lag ana
stsmFsa the expense OF The pnrcus'er. de
pCsit of 90 each will be re luired a. soon a.
the property is knock I'd of
We call 'he attention of BUYERS 70 this sale ss
1t offers Inducements TO produre "A residence so
near the avenue It'll perfect
NH 80 W. WALL CO, Aucts.
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by W. l.. WALL CO, Auctioaeer,
- Stores 81 ann SI1
South corner Penn avenue apS 9th strsa

ID Stores 3 ana BY
South corner Penn. avenue AID 9th STRAIT
SALE OF GROCERIES, WHISKY, RROonS
SEGARS SUGARS e Sc
On TUEDAI MORNING. April , Comna,,ct,.y
at ~ 'cl OK Will sell. al our sale RoCns =
assortment Of Grocery and other articles, such g.
Barrels White ard elbow Sugars
10 boxes Sperm q. ndlcs
Barrels " hisky, ca Ks Brandy
10 dozen BrOOmE
81 OGO SegaTs of d ferent brands
10 Cast ChamssgHe
Reg Butter and HOneV
Boxes Pepper and boxes Cheese
Eoxes ano barrels Coffes
- Cases 10 key Ciub Bitters
BoKe~ Starch Soap
IHTolIs 4, s. ana g quarter BsI al White Mat
ting
Lot of Furniture &C.
Hair and ShuCk Mattresses.
Terms cash No psstpoBemsnt.
NH 80 W. l. WALL 4 go. Aurts
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HALL & PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
. Il o q = 4 I e 8 .

HALL PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and lStn street,
Entrance on New York avenue,)
Dealers In fine FAMILY GROCERIEs. TEAS.
WINES, IMPoRTED LUXURIEs, &C, &c.
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
Gerry Store, where can he obtained any article usu
ally kept in q first class Grocery. Without at
tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well
selected stock, We cordially invite the public to
examine our store and stock, believing we shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to ali who may
faver US with their patronage. .a-.t
We all especial attention to our assortment OF
TEAS and COFFEzS, which have been elected
with great care for purity. Dealers gill ind
fne assortment 10 select from, and our prices IN
suit. '- '' 20
Goods delivered promptly in any part OF the CITY.
jan s-sm .. 80 go =.
SPBING CLOTHING.
Having received our spring Styles, we can Offer
gentlemen great bargains in
aosthCOA1S AND MATCH SUITS =
80 - ~ WALL. STEPHENS q co,
nh2s stif Unit between 9th sad 10th streets.
pHILlP THE SECOND; BY Ohsftes aararrs
bach BrMiSwsisss Rst t as f0 Cor SsnssrgO
Gardening for Profit; Gsiie 10 the Nsrkst aai
FAMILY Garden swinburn's Lau. Yeneris T~o
lures .. sGrifan; iliuspstsd. The ststesnsns
fsi RRAE0K rATLoR.
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IoLiSs kKPoRTs The police Yesterday re-
- ~ % arrests IN he District Several cases
sol Hhportancs were recorded and the parties
nsIn LOT a hearing; but the majority were
OF N'olstions OF The municipal ordi-
HaAees Inc npes amounted to SJO5o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

JAIL ZOE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES night Charles
BAKER was arrested by officer Sneed 80 ~
second Ward, for grand larceny conni,tsa in
maryland. The prisoner was taken hstora
Justice horsen, who sent him 70 laII 10 awai,
, REG uisition from the Governor OF MaryisS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

To Pc CeETrSUED-The daily arrival OF
gsTne. fresh Heb, fowls. and all the iuxuries OF
the season At Hammack's IestauranI where
hey are cooked ard served ia The best style.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. ascfisn..r,
~ DO. sac, southea,t CO ser Z N ana d az.

BOT sEHoLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY. the ID q april At 10 a i,ions.
M We will sell At House No. 27s, ear str,et
ncrts between Eth and 18th streets west, the fsi
Bls slnut Sofas, Chsirs, aud Rockers. in k.ir-
Handsome Black Walnut BedstsaA.
msrb top Center Table and two Rosewood CIs..
Francs
Coed Three ply Ingram. and other Os~pet.
Hall Oilcloth and Cane sea ChAirs
Two Oak c lOred Chamber Suites
Dining Table and CIockery
lair TOP and other MsttTesses
Cooking fsrlor ard other stoves
Lot of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
m 2gd GBEEN 4 WILLIAMS Anrb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

THE POTOMAC RAILROAD.-The PrsEre
Georgian. Y ublished at Upper Marlborough
Ed, lesTns that the contractors propose nv
October next 70 complete the maiE stem, Poo.
mac Railroad, 10 that village, ani the branch
road into the Distract OF Columbia.
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VIOLATING THE LIQUOR LAw-Johu Fabey
wSs arrested yesterday nv O4cer koontz. OF
tAe Fist Ward, for selling iiQuor by the snalI
without license. Justice Bates fasd him $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

JAIL FOR CcURT.-BenJamin johnson Va
arrested by OfiicsT Halves, or the second nrs.
cinct, upon the charge OF Francis Turnbnrk
charging bim with ihe larceny OF two pa rs OF
pants. Justice Walter sent the prisoner 20
JSil for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-30

f. SURE PILE CCRR--DT. Gilbert's Pile IN
strument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by nail on receipt of 81. CIrcu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. Il. Romano, Mana
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York. 3:
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star office counter
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CARD.-mIss NJ 4. wIIsos Segs leave 70
- ini.rn he 7 old customers ard th. pubuo gss
setahli. Ane & &C $40 Issh stree, betWees I'd
areeH. uh b-Iu.
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pY COOPER q LATImER, Auctioneers
- Late clerks with Jas & McGuire a 10 ,
South est ooI OF Pei u q ave and IItt sfrsat
Star Office Building

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING next .ar,I a,
at 10 o clock, at no 452 Peun'a avsnua ba,xrc.n
81 and ~ streets, at the residence OF a IsS" sn
ciining Housekeeping We will sell an assortnsgt
of Va niture comprising WA
Wa nut II al cloth PsTit ruite
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
walnut Stdebnsrd
Marble-top Cottage Suites with Wardrobe,
Marble tor Bureaus aud Wsshstands
Cane and Wood seat Chairs
HAIR ard Hust Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Cocoa Mating
Painted B-dsteads and Washstsnds
Two ! tenEisn Dining Tables
Oak Cane seat Dining airs
Plated Castor, Tin and China Toilet Sets
Croekery and Glassware
Large Cooking stove and FIxtares. &c, Sc
Terms cash.
mhS COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.


WALLS NEW UFERA HoreR.-Las night ef
Mss Fanny Morgan Phelps, VINO will appear
IS 'CspitoIs" in the dramafization OF Mrs
Southworths celebrated Ledger story OF "rhe
hidden Hand.
NATIONAL THKATER.-John T.. Owens in
sSolon Single" and Married Life" His
farewell night.
mEIzKaoTr HALL Last night OF the great
American humorIst, AT. Barnett.
WOODWARD HALL-iTand exhibition or he
stereopnCon. disselving views ana microscope,
for benefit Of the Yosng Mems Cnristian ksso-
citation.
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AUOTiON SALES.
RI p. 4. WILLS CO.. Auctio ssers.
- nv CsIssT Of 10. svs. ,ssa oh %.
OARpRfp II ~ ann

OA1pHTe, &c. AT AUCTION
W. Ill sed ct public suction, on MONbAr
ING, April ., 81 ten oseieck, 81 tbs sosth-
s.st COT nsr OF Psnssy1vssis svsnue aud st.s st :.
lure. to w.t. i : : - = -
bius.sts, Isgr sio, and Three ply Carpets
Bsiroioth sofas al Chairs
Ohs nher ests No eak an rine
EAI mattIs ssss also Hulk . d Gotten TOP DO
Ns'rnt kxte'siou Tab vi Oh utensils
Bet ding hlarkets. eheeGs ~
Nroekery ware- &c
and Other articles too uumerous 70 mention.
NJ 3 q ID, Il. WILLS a Op suc's.
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ser rBoe. DOwLiko. Acct. .esorssso~..
Il sIw NATIONAL lxPRlss WAGONS Az
Rr GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuetiOsssrs.

sc Ae., al AocTlVs. AND sToRE FOa
On MONDAY, LIST April, We shall sell. ct 10
. clt cks o. al The srOCey store ct the corner
OF 18TH and street. n nth, so excelis ut sss.rt
n."nt o. iresh Sro.ericss Cen sting q part Of
cas-, sugar. Cenees, AM gener nj ass srtns, u
OF ali other Srncefies su sIlg kert In . d rst.
class Grocery store
Alec, sn excellent assor,men ut OF Lie uors, Ga s.r
rels and bottles
Also, the store ~ xtures. such ~ Platform asS
Counter Scales Measure. and goOd Val Of
the store, " Eich l. for rat
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS
NH 3 IIutAS ueralll At.
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A RMORY IoR SALE
Caief Qsartsr masters 0stoes Dsps.o5 Tashinsto.t
EaShtngtoH, D. C. March 20 1851
ny order Of the Qusrtermaster General, the Gov
"rment ArmoCy on G street, between Twenty srst
and twenty second. will be sold at public auction
under the supervision of captain aIres 4, PANE
A. q. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, April 10, 9 I u Q eli X
noon.
This building is 20 feet ~ g feet. single roof.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
CdARLES II. T0MPKINs
Bvt. Brig. Cd. Deputy Q. Gen,
Acting Chief Y srtermaster,
mn y I'LL Depot of Washington.
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I Attest PARIs FASHIONS or HAZE
IL DRESSING.
=. ALLI0T, lrUt 81.
fkENCH HAIR-DRESSER, =

SEyERAL SPLENDID PARLoR ORG ANS
- With Patent Organ swell, and one With
movable Pedal Bsse.tsery CEN yenient Tor ~
organ gras,ase e home w1ll 81 EUINTN
preparatory 20 rebuilding store = " -
! ALSO. II new and second hand PIANOS a. reduoel
price,. GuOR00 II with n RRO
q - 2rn no. l91 lith streef ahons p ava
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A 7 PCBLIC SALE -la
n THROUGH
4. n HALLS
REAL ESTATE EXOaANGE

Corner 9TH greet and La avenue.
" I'll be sold at auction on the premises. the
IN OF pril, 1851 ct O'Clock m. BY virtue Of
esseo o. frust executed BY Frederick Vofgt, to
uPon one STORY frame heuse, situated on the vest
PSI o, iot Ten, loltn square No. IL, Washington
sut eet to lease for the term OF five ye srs,
ssisl ISL auly recorded in lib,r X. n No. 2,
eopn,y 900 ana Ss, shsttsl records fr Washington
Terms cash rrh n .c,u,
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HONE DlsTlLLERY. -HII -II8ra ga
The public is hersb, no,,a A ...,
es " sSppIy the trade and lovers Of good ar.
he hor.e = s aGs 1W9s ssretttled BYE wHIsKEY
vii he so,s mai i, e warranted all ryeYand
mn In. CHAs. A. KRaUsR, Proprietor
C9L S.s;In TOY TOY BOOKS, from Lendoa; French
bsw beir5 Tales; Esop, isSseiy air.. fro9sH 90
bsny others, Iusi received. N' NM
asA TRAHoK TATLOR.
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DYw l.. WALL & CO, AQctionsers
I'D Stores 80 and 3l7,
South corner Pennsylvania avenue aRd 9th Of

pY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioueers,
ID Late clerks with Ames y. Ncliuire a % i
Southwest cOrBer Pennsylvania avcuue aud NJ ia
street, Star Once Building"
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AUCTION SALES.

Ivev nretAN.noe Al AgortoN.
, a, VII 81. - n9 Psss mia ssesns,
= sr.usss, direct fon P.r,s. eli 70 be 90 vtth-
our resefve l..- me % ft
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
IOWA TT K n 9.

The man that sells lockets and gives
back the money, and then sells some more
lockets and don't give back the-money, has
been in Wsverly and swindled the public
roundly. See the Phenir
The Dubuque Times says: "a fatal
accident, the direct result of carelessness, oc-
Cured at Council Hill at 10 o'clock last
Thursday night. Freish, train No. . had
started from Warren With freight train No. 10
directly behind it. The two conductors had
agreed to stop at Council Hill for supper, and
accordingly the former train halted at that
place. No. 10 came around the curve at too
high rate of speed to allow stopping short
of q collision. The engineer, o. p. Morgan,
seeing this, shut his valves and leaped from
his locomotive. He struck ssping, which
threw him Back to the track, his legs falling
across the rail. The wheels of nine cars
passed over his legs, crushing and mangling
them in most shocking manner, from the
ankles to the knee The fireman ran back to
the top VI the freight cars to set the breaks,
and escaped unframed, as did ali others on
the train. The train ran into No. 6, but the
shock was 90 light as to canse bnt little dam
age-the end of one car being stove in. The
engineer, Morgan, was missed as soon as the
fireman went back to the engine. He was
searched for and found jast this side he
curve. he was placed in the eAbcsss aud
taken to Galena, where his legs were ampu-
tated-one just below the knee, and the other
just above it-whiie he was under the influ.
enee Of chioroform. He fingered until three
O'Clock yesterday, when be died..
The splendid horse Sam. kirkwood =
il lost to Muscaiine. His owner, Col Comp
ton, has removed to Davenport, taking "Sam''
With him.
A WRITER in the Chicago Journal says
there is no, word of truth, in the general
impression and current report prevailing IN
this country, that travelling is less expensive
il Europe thaa ia AmeieA, but that the re-
reverse il true, as amy one mag find by coat
ly experience. He states, moreover, thai
the accommodations, comforts and con-
veniences, of public travel, are not equal to
ours; and that a trunk is a most expensive
Inconvenience. One may, nevertheless make
the tour of Europe, from England to Italy,
including passage from New York and back,
for something over $500.
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HELM, the rebel. Demosn&ic candidate for
Governor Of Kentucky, breathes ont threaten
ings and slaughter against the Government,
il il undertakes TO enforce the law by military
power in that State.
A barking dog never bites, and therefore
the Government will not get any ft oppor.
tunity for squeching treason out of the De.
mocracy of Kentucky.
A New England paper calls atte.tion TO
the significant fact that the roll of Toombis
slaves, which he proposed to call at the foot
OF Bunker Hill Monument, will soon be reg.
istered at the, pollsin Georgia
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Tvs population OF Davenport a. returned
BY the recent census, is 1850. Number ofI
families, s,2is; dwellings, 1888; colored
persons, 247; valae of manufactures, ST..
ore, 300.