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sHIPPIN q NEW s
Psar Of NEW yesx. JANUARY "a. 1857.

Cleared.
Steamship Manhattan CBr). williams riverpoo-wilisms
s,s.nsslp North America Timmerman. Rio Jsnciro. Ao
s,csm.hp Manhattan. Turner Havana and New orisans
Steamship 4rsdns. Sawyer, New orissns-c Mallory
steamship xoneta Libby. Chsrlesson-Livns.son, For
steamship Juno, Smith, Wilmington Nc--MurrAy. Ferris
s!eamship. Abemarle; Bourne. Norfos. CITY ros. and
Observation-Disclosures. Fox = Co.
poSsc ssssss ra%scr r''''1 ~ r''h' ana A'h
Par: "a: ss m,: s,,. SaAS ks,
Brig Arsistc (Dr), Damon, Queenstown for orders-G
SEMI M,lw.uhss. Brown, Ba!b.dos-.Mnsr Housh.on.
Holmes.
town isS 80 fS With VIM dse and .
Cunard. Had strong es.tsy winds most % tho p..sag
e y noos Co. ,s
os ssass Crow US. sM os" Jam
with rndse and passsnfsrs, 10 Robt Lowden. Had very
nf s..S:s ssf R. 'ss ss'is With
rdss snas,;ssSg.rs 70 Iyinss;cn 70. Co. Had very
BARK ssSss.
sSs nj oss @ q a. w y .
Bark orcblls Havner. Charleston 10 days with Timber.
sss fsTrs p..r,.a HIM. c.Y,ssssSss . s IA
's ~. o Ssssss Sp Sofs x.. rs y ssy.
blown s,sl. f,'i sss :Ss s
now Ss!s is.sa a:i,:s; nine:
o. nss sr
BRIG John Freeman Bc.ton Baker savannsh lodays,
~ 'aS Galveston dsy with cot.
Ai,S!.. Tss gyysS ,sss'sss sy.ss.s
a,..u,sbps North America and juno.
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pied,

AeHw-On Tuesday. January -, JoHS son Of vii.
liam and Anne Agnsw, aged years, . months and IL
the relatives and friends arc respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from the residences Of hts parents No
500 Washington street, this Thursday afternoon, At two
o'clock.
wife Of Philip G. Agnew, In the 4Sth year OF her age
The relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral, from her late residence, No. 26l West Forty
ArIxx.--Oa Tuesday, January ~, Of disease Of the
heart Dr. CBARLEs ALLEN, native OF the city OF Lime
rick, ireland, aged " yesrs
QUEEN for the ropose OF his SOUL this Thursday
morning, at half past nine O'Clock, o. e Stephens
Roman Catholic church. Twenty eighth street. The fune
BrRn Suddenly, at Hyde Park, n. r., on TUESDAY,
January "a JEsSTR T., wife OF ,. Sterling Bird n. D.,
and daughter Of the late Henry Topping, Of this city
invited attend the funeral ihs Thursday afternoon
a ono o'clock from the residence Of her brother O.
Topping. No. 81 First street.
CoSovxa-At Pisrepont House, Brooklyn. on Tues.
Tue friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral a Grace Church. BROOKLYN Heights this Thurs
(usxlSeHAn.---M Asplnwa, ON Saturday, January "a,
pkrascK H. CUNNINGHAM, native OF Blrr Kings county
ireland, aged - years, son Of the late Henry Cunning.
ham. r t tt4Nt&
California and Georgia papers please copy.
DsgRY.-On Tuesday, January ~, OF disease OF the
heart jars. son Of DsAnk ssd Cashsrins Deery aged
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral this Thursday afer-
noon 81 one ociocx nom ths residence Of his PARENTS
Drns.-0n wednesday, January q, Ara infant dsash-
YER OF scott and Jane A. Deem.
San Fr~nelscs tcai) and Yonkss n. r., papers p,ssss
Fnnsv --oa Wednesday January - Nn cArzAruu
Hss sssatixss GA NsslA asA Nsss = hss ~. Pssss
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lsss-1. sW s.s.6D sluoS ssos sS2
i Iss' :. s sss@ Isl fsh s s Re- ~:
:, E,posss .ias ssBx / isss - -
I 'sss .;ssss We We K sS, : sss$$
is: 5 $500 isi,c@ 1900 ssW ssoS

FaEGHrs ruled duh aud nominal The engagement
Nere-To Liverpool 40 bales cotton ct isd. iM To
Bremen per sleame s0J bales cotton at lie The charters
were a sEsmen sbp g Liverpool y 600 bushels barley
raovrNoSs Rccelpt col bills pork III bbls. boef, $50
packages ia 40 rs drssscd hogs. icss
activity prevailed tho pork market and prices
ecceptei nav mess closing dull and heavy At 81 for West
aud old Al 1Ie IL cash The ssles for Immediate
aslssry ere 20 hb .; SsO s,l Y for new s.s
Tor istars asssy bss new nss. Tor February and
March. nj 81 81 ysi 90 sellers and buyers option. Beef
WAS ia moderate request though quite heavy Sales 50
bbis at 81 30 for new extra mess, and 9i2 a SIS
for new plain DO OF beef hams which ruled stoady
80 .bla soia at SO 20 81, 10 Cut, meats
packages at ioc. i2r. for hams. and SIC. oHc.
for ahoulrrs Dressed hogs unchanged previous
prices. Bacon dull and nominal In tie absence OF
business Less activity prevailed in the lar market and
easier prices were accepted In sa9 $50 bbls
nc. Iakc for new and I2xc BE for old Butter
Western Cheese unchanged At Lie. &C., according
qualify. .~ H@@
rxTnoIxum--The market both crude and bonded still
continued DUH but previous prices fully maintained
or tho former small sales effected at 2O OF the latter
We heard Of no important transacions sma sales
made At s2 for standard white and Sc sic for prime
lsu straw 70 white In Philadelphia sales were effected Of
500 bb prime light straw to white FOR March at tc. aud
coo bbls. do for June AZ &c.. buyers' option.
RICE hrrD under a small supply. though quiet. at
l0sc. l0szc for Carclna and ailc 9Lc. for angoop
sueAR.-fhe market for remained unchanged. Fair
70 good refining Cube was gu.!ed i0c ioc The sales
about No 10 at IOc. Refined was quiet without de.
cided change in value. We quote soft white. lac. .c
soft yellow l3isc. 1870 and hards, 15c
wasxEY Receipts 6 bbis No sales Of importance
effected. and prices we're altoTether nominal
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lin the absence OF sales the wheat heavy and
nen,nal The offerings Of holders generally at
vious prices. For corn the inquiry confined 20 the
pressing exsences of few needy buyers who purchased
reduction nj c per bushcl very heavy mlrket the
sales were limited to about 49, W bushels at 81 IA for
sound mSea western n store and VI ls for msonnd Do
were also dull and very heavy. with more sellers than
buyers a0W bushe disposed of. Ut &c &c for
chicago aud Miwsnkec and g. 6,c for State The sale
Of barley and malt impossible previous prices,
and sellers generally ndsposed accept the prices
offered the business confined 10 lots worthy Of
notice. f.HNf Uss
toTlos Holders having granted concession Of fully c.
per H. from yesterdays prices. the demand
acvc saes 70 the tsn. or $50 bales being effected
luotst.ons tho market. however, closing dull with down.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

- kbNEbuxX J6us
BHsADsrurrs Receipts s,ss6 bbls. -FOUR 40 bags
meal 1850 bushels $3.50 do oats and $50 do ryc The
market for State aud Western four without variation Of
Importance compared with yesterday inactive and
drowning In order to effect large sales holders would DO
Obliged 70 accept lower prices The sales comprise only
400 bhls Al the subioned quotations. The inquiry for
Southern orr also limited and prices though without
decided change, had downward tendency The sales
limited TO $50 bills Rye -four duh but unchanged We
sales Of 100 bb at from So 80 80 No sales Of
inca. were eotcd that we were advised Of The market
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RrsrTrs or A MURDERER Richard Lewis who killed
Rev. NJ. Richmond near Poughkeepse, New York, last
summer and who WIS tied convicted and senteaCed TO
be hung ON Friday, has been respited ny Govcrn9x
Tsnton blu has been entered BY prscnSrs coun(sl
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= -. BOSTON, Jan q, 1851
The President has commuteA the sentence Of James
Brown, the coored cook whowas convicted OF the
der OF James ~ Foster a. sea the SD OF May ass
70 imprisonment for life.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
CgAsg-,Easr.-0n Monday, January 81 By Rev.
George 1urcy, at the residence Of Dr. Wilson, Williams.
burg. r. ~ r Y. N. CnAss. Of New York, TO Miss AsS
SorHA EAsT both lato Of London, Eng
CLANK-DRAxg.- Wednesday, January 20, In the
Presby tcran church, bloomfield. N j., by the Rev.
Nelson Willard, Mr.. s. II II. CLARK OF Flushing, I. l.,
10 Miss ANNIE n. DRAKE Of Bloomfield No cdrds
Norristcwn papers please copy.
DopD-JoSEs On Monday, January a. ut Christ
church. New YORK, BY tho Rev =. q Ever JoHS n
Dom. Jr OF this city, to EMILY NJ daughter Of Abner
ID. Jones, Esq, OF Newark, N. J. 4 rs.
Of the Holy Apostles, by Rev. George J. Gser HKyRy
HmD, IT, TO CARA v. eldest daughter Of e. Carll Esq
Ri,erdais. by the Rev. l. B. King. Of Yonscrs, n r..
Captain JoHs r. TALsxAS, Of the steamer Daniel Drew,
70 Miss CEoRGrAsA H, youngest daughter Of William
Samicr. No cards.
wARsxs-MrrLAnp. AT Montreal, Canada, on wsdnes.
day January TO- by the Rev Cordner At the residence
of the brides father Mr.. SAxrxL p. WARRES, Of New
York city, to ExrLr A., daughter Of Robert Mlard Esq
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The following cleared II the Custom House. but
probably AID ncs sa account Of ths dcuy Of rcstne
riysn and BAY, Is wtAibcmsris Asfatogs, Tonsks Ari.
. aud New OrleanaL
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1895 1859 1897
For the week "a O6l sos a. 500 $50 g. TN 291
Previously reported 45O2,5A eOe51s0 1888 s2
Since January S. Soe $40 Ga, sSs 5os s,s
The foreign imports compare % follows
F6r Ia srsek Ie0S I8oA 1851
Dry goods. e572.o0s a. Goa SOS o. 22t 003
Cen merchandIps.. IOo3,0O7 2S45,7Ss zoos s53
Total for The week "a ooosis eolsO sss o. 92p SOS
Previously reported 2,O32S2l OS67, 1888 1909 192
r
since January l. - 900 a3e ol38l7s7l 81, 2oi SAT
Ths eommsrcs OF New York since July 1, 1885, conf
pares with the two preceding years as Follows
Af f9 ttHtsa 1eo1-D5 1s06-'09 1906 81.
Imports ndse osS co. s01 o1sa coz O00 91A2 JIs
Expove, produce 1sx 723eao l9p sss s1a % 800 sbs
Exports, specis... 23,0ls,oy7 1ag00 a4s 1s.600,s12
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Net profit to bank Of England Of note issue. 100000
IL may be necessary mention that els 900 10 the
limit to the banks regular circulation issues In excess
OF this amount having to b represented BY an equal
amount In COIN
The exports exclusive Of speeie) from the port Of New
York for the week ending January ~ compare a. fol-
r
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o,ocA jan - 49,
ScV tales against 0pN ths week preccing The receipts
At Galveston 10 the same dat. wee fVv bales nearly the
previous. feills cifeu.ar the follow
ina e rcc-ie exports and stock Of cotton ut all the
pors for The week ending the l,h OF January compared
With those OF last year, and hoe or the late year
1878 the total OF which crop amounted 70 Ji O bales
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AZ the time Of the break up an UNKNOWN msn who
had wandered away from the procession, drilled on on
field Of ice from which he seen TO slip fall into the
water aud sink 70 rise more. No attempt was or
could be made 10 rescue the unfortunate man.
lH nf OTHERS pKoBABry DROWNED. EFls <
Rumogs that others have pad the penalty OF oheir
reckiessness, and are now the occupants OF wAtsry
graves are rife; but hoped there 10 no foundation
for such fearful statements.
A SCHOONER CARRIED AWAY.
schooner forced BY the Ice and tide, drifted into the
grain elevator Fulton ferry. on the Brooklyn side,
and sustained serious damage.
81 ~ AN& rn vEKRY B0kTe
The boats Of the Fulton ferry ran with almost their
usual regularity In the morning. bat the presence OF the
ice bridge stopped all further rsic Ht noon, when this
formidable obstruction having been swept away, trips
were again resumed and carried on % before throughout
the rest Of tho day. -. t
The Somerset which len the Brooklyn side in the
forenoon, seeing the heavy masses OF ice tending up ne
river very wisely left her accustomed course ana cus
across 2 cA!hsrne ferry where she landed her passsn
The Peconp efS tie Montague street slip about ans
ocloe and ass half an hours voyage reached the foot
The Commodore Perry Of the Williamsburg line. had
tedious paassge in the morning. at about eight O'clock
across to Grand street. New York. The Commodore
bexney made similarly SLOW trip on the same route
The boats Of the Grand and Houston street ferries
tatsd Ice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

Mrs. John Wood is announced as doing
the Invisible Prince In London.
Upper Canada has ten suspension
bridges.
The hndercst hswers in Louisiana are
still in full bloom.
A "mammo.h- hotel, to contain 5000
rooms, 10 talked of in Paris.
The American colony at Joppa wish to
return home.
/, is six year. since the bsnks suspended
specie payment.
We like hams, bot We are not particularly
partial 70 the sons Of Ham.
Brown colored children are called ''fac-
lions Of congressional currency.
The body Of man, without hands, arms,
or legs, was found h1stins in the East liver
at New York, on Sunday.
Alta rattle in Columbia county, Pa, re-
Gently. . little boy drew ton OF coal and
gave II 70 two poor old women.
The railroads Of this country employ I've
hundred thousand men, ard At least = mil
lion Of men, women, and children depend
for their support upon the railroad interest.
The room occupied by Payne, the sssas-
sin, At the Merchants Hotel, Montreal. is
preserved in exactly the same condition that
| il was when Payne occupied it, and 10
shown to the curious by the landlord.
An excitement has broken out in Buchan-
an county, Missouri, over supposed dis>
covery Of gold. A few lays since farmer
brought into St. Joseph gold worth sixty
dollars, which he said he had picked out ei
IN excavation on his farm.
In Toronto, last wseA, young girls life
was saved BY her hoop, She was skating,
and broke through the ice, when her hoop
skirt becoming inverted caugh! on the sides
Of tho hole and supported her head above
water until help came
What has Congress doneg-Ex.
The members have drawn their nay with
remarkable pronptness. Boston Post.
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Valu able Farm
FOle SALE CHEAP.
COntotmimg 4l3 Acres.

WE sfcr for sale frstelase farm of soa acres un-
W der high state Of l23 of valuable
timber adjoining. The improved land is gently rnll-
ing. incloscd with fence. also divided into
Gclds. The Improvements are, good Farm House.
with ten or twelve rcoms. with Cellar, full size
Cstern with capscity Of no barrels Of water with
sarKe and tastcfny lai1 ont grounds. shade trece.
evergrcene. small fruit. etc bearing Orchard Of
about 'so trces, two large and substantially built
Farne aso, Sheds Cribs. Hog Pens. ETC.. especially
arranged for raising stock of all kinds. Cste-n at
the harn with capacity Of about 200 barrels of
ter and good stock water IN the pasture eds. At
present abou. eso seeded down in clover and
timothy. and - acres are used for corn and small
grain Coal is found two mi,ee from the place. A
good market and school convenient The place il
known az the chambers Farm" located eight miles
east of Muscane and tu en,y two miles west Of Dsv
export, Iowa. two and half mrs from the village
ofFairpor ON the Mississippi River.
- Terms. SO per acre. half down, balance on
time TO nit purchasers.
DEAN & MANINGToN,
Commission Merchants. IL Exchange Place.
Jan. IL, lS6s-dl Chicago
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n e w FIR M.
HARRISON l. RoLFF.
k.HyveD .aGENrTA.
LOJeERlDGE,S
vEls sETADLE
PURIFIER

THIS NEDlClNE HAS BEEN PREPARED WITH
graf sass and @ ssl * .nsSw1E \ 70 be TIE h::e and
Il y nsnufsctused not from "sanels pasture weed
discovered by merc chance" bet y ihe result d
own IFoductione, carefully c1mDounded, and il
PURELY VEGETABLE. I give you the medicinal
properties of the articles used numbered e
being an Alterat ve, Durstc and pcmulcent. used "a
Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatsm, Secondary and Ter.
tary syphilis and affections Of the .kin and espec-
isliy broken condition Of the system which follows
No. a~The root Of this perennial pant is Al.era-
live Duretic and Detergent. and h very valuable in
Tie treatment o scrofula, Leproey, Syphilis. Scurvy,
n No. s|This perennial herb i Tonic. Aperieut and
Dq,etis + acts s.pessiSh s the s Is used
Il d:cSssd and irritable conditioas q tIe stomacl
No. I.Tsi, pl..s s,sx.: 10 an Pss.s q .hs y.ssd
cotic II excites the whole Glandular System and u
used N syphilis. scrsfala, ,RAeansssA sna affections
\: s.s. s: d.s:: s s,...:: T.: i:
a.. ny S,S,:'oEss =. g spa q! :asc !,
No,S-This plant y . native Il Europe. II is nsed
u Se1hvy, Scelnla, Syphilis, 0out. 1spfwsy and
dissssss e ~. sns kda3s; !. -. ,,t.a ..... :,
Il stimulani, Tesf, Htsrastse 81 Aialogogns. lt1
used - erc1ee tAe Ayseem. and 1r th0 deraneemenea
cf ire Liver Rhcnmatic and Chronic Syphilis, ssim.
sless. ana ss.snsthsns Aacous Asabraasa. and y Z
No. s-fSis p,ees = csanon b the U.issd stas.s.
II b AMeralve, Dinfetic Diaphofoeie and Arousiic
Eruption Of the ekin ard scury.
No. S-This Il The Stseger Weed. Il grows in the
llsi1ss seasss - ~ IssT q, = g nselc:.l pas!
Ms ,s's.5 TGa,c; e s;;pss Ssa = seseis. = . -
YOu WlA eee, ~ eecesvtne ~ 1edacnel peopesllel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24
MONONCAWELA
Iron w orkS.
LEWIS, OLIVER 1 PHlLLTPs.

Cn9Pk0ge 1AA Fire Aolep.
TA1mo6o oo9e10o oo1 RSDS mo1ou.
Wagon 0a1 0heoo 00lOe.
Co00o o04 H.S4 oogoWos M.
C9oe o0A Wro,e 0ron VeosSSsp.
Mochlm0 oaA0 RlOW oDOlne.
VYeOogAe 0eon Hinges.
Drfowc nDolo0 and C0st1ngo.
r. r. 9Dn1co Bare and Bolts. &c.
a fun sssorsmsut Of standard sises kept q
otock. EHOUSE-Wstseasd Msrkei Sta.
Pi1tebUpgh. octl7.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

At Mound City. ILL.,, on Wednesday morning.
January 10th, 1857, Of consumption. KATE
CARROLL, wife of Jas. NJ, kuen, aged - years.
Also, MARY MODWENA. infant daughter Of
James aud Catharins Nc kuen, January 18th,
1887. aged months and "A days.
While but on the very verge Of active life,
filled with high hopes tor the future. and With .
heart untaintcd with care or contact with the
world, q gentle aud beloved being has been
swept away bv The hand Of death. The deceased
mother was a rare combination of endearing
qualities, and her innumerablc friends and af-
II icted relations will NOUN her "A one whose
equal they ma, seldom see, and superior never
hnd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24
Pahlic Nsticc.

WHEREAS. The City Council having pass
cd the following resolution:
Resolrsd, That the Mayor is hereby re-
quested and authorized to cause . notice to
be published In the daily papers Of this city,
requesting the people to take notice Of oil
city lamps not lighted st all. or not At the
proper time. and report to the Mayor, Mar
shal, or Chief Of Police; and also. that the
Mayor instruct the people Of this city to pay
particular attention to the lighting Of the
lamps, and mark down in particular books
wherein they sec any city lamp not lighted
1t all o. not at the right time and instruc,
ting the Chief Of Police to make his month.
" report about this.
Now, therefore, the citizens Of the. city
ere respectfully requested to comply with
the foregoing resolution.
JoHx L. DAviEs. Mayor.
Davenport, Dec. 3lst 1866. jan. 17-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

Thaddeus Stevens 10 IN flsfdsbure
loekiag aitss bic shaacess ,s.s4t --f~
Il i desiasd that 11innesuea Is the couu-
try for consumptives.
-Asrces's washingtsn Tesritory young
women have found husbands.
Chicase sescssd $4,000, 900 wssth efnew
buildinss last year..
y An entire train, lessmseiss snd ~ wsss
buried n the snow near Schenectady. n. r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24
CIT Y 1T Z m = .

UsE La tmsnd's Specific for Rheumatism
Gout and Neuralgia. Itefectually destroys
oil poison in the blood. and performs . red.
ical cure. Read tse .imc niale elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

c. 0sssAss BRowH, ct the Hswksye
Store, has reduced the price Of Teas twenty
cents per pound, and oil other goods pro-
portionatsly. Goods delivered free % Satur-
1avs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

STILL LivISo.-Ars. Burger, the wife Of
the saloon keeper in Rock Island, who was
shot by her husband few weeks sgs. still
lives. and hopes are entertained Of her re-
covsry. Her condition is still very critical.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

DaY GooDs!-B. D. Austin 10 now loca.
ted in lie Claire Row, aud is offering all
kinds Of fancy AMI staple goods, fiannsls,
cloths. cassimeres, cloaks, hosieriss, gloves,
blankets, notions. and all other "thcusand
and one" articles, at the most reasonable
terms. q
Tss SANE OlD PLAca.-Sam Perry is
still leading the van in the usanufacture Of
sSshiag In the 6osat kind Of styis. ana in
the heighth Of the fashion HE stock Of
fasaiahing eeeds il isexhaustib,e. He is
also c6ssiqg splsu1ia steck Of mems and
boys rsaay-aads clething at the most reas-
eaabls sa1es Of the day. Drop in and ses
tesyssesslG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

DR. FARsARD the well known Spanish
Physician, will open his new oiEice opposite
the Davenport National Bank, on Brady
street, next door to Dr.. Miner, the Dentist,
where he may be consulted daily from Q
A. \. to s r. H., on all chronic diseases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

NJ ArLL.-Hessn Sheppard I Lswsy,
Of Port Byron, design building q saw mill
nsef ths FOOT q saltsos lsload, this side Of
LeClaire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

OF m to eeso PER MONTH. asd all Rxpenees
@lVV Paid. We want Agcpts, male and female
everywhere, to whom we win pay the above salary,
or give large commission Business entirely new,
permanent, and very desirable For full particulars
address with stamp, q. w. JACKSON & Co..
dece9-d9m II South St Baltimore Nd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24

BulN'e FgsrvAL.-The festival in homo,
Of the birth day Of Robert Burns. takes
place At the German Theatre, on next Fri.
day evening. To judge from present indi.
cations, We are inclined to think that the
hall will be filled.
Fux To xiGHr.-At the Fire Kings Park.
The ice is in splendid condition. Let
everybody 20 and take their friends. The
ice is the best Of the season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-24
To.0ay's 4 Advertisements.


A rrENTION EACH AND EVERY MEN
IA ber il earnestly requested to be present
atthe Library Rooms this evening; important
business BE on hand at, o'clock-sharp. BY
order Of the Committee on Fairs.
H. w. BENNETT. Chairman.