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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

A cable specisl gives . detailed nccoun,
Of Gsribsldis defeat and capture:
lie WAS surprised by seven battallions Of
the Papal army supported by twelve guue,
who attacked him in front and on both
nauks. Garibaldi's force, Numbering about
5000. fought one hour and retrsatsd to.
ward Monte Rotondo, made another stand
and for over two hours the fight was con-
tinued, when GaribAldi's retreat became On
utter rout.
Garibaldi lad to be dragged away from
the battle.
It il believed he lost 900 men killed asd
10000 prisoners. Lose Of Papals not %
heavy.
A. Menote Garibaldi was slightly wound.
Cd in the leg. When Gsribsldi left for Flor.
snce hs made no parting address, and look
Cd old, haggard and disappointed.
The revolutionary movement is broken
down oil over the territory.
There were no French troops engaged ex
cept a few who went in 40 volunteers.
FLcREScE, Nov. 6.-The English Minis
ter and Embassy here have requested King
Victor Emanuel to treat Garibaldi leniently,
~ ~ Wuiu tuetc Will UV No COIISI0O U6-
tween the French and Italian forces.
Italy 10 quiet.
There are rumors afloat here to the effect
that Carloads mind 10 affected.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-I.s Presse of this eve
ming says: The French CHARGE d Afaiyes
at Florence Vas ordered 10 present on Sun
day to the Kings great uitimatum. that the
alien troops which have been marched into
the Papal territory should evacuate it BE-
fore Thursday evening, Nov. 7th.
SIoxoLi, Nov. 6.-When 0aribaldi reach
ed here this morning, On bic way to Flor
ence. the Italian officers on duty told hin
he must 60 10 Spexsia. He drew Q revolvss
ssy,ns he would not resist The officers, but
sos. no would not 90 willingly. The Italian
so'o'ef: then stepped forward end lifted
With him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

John stcr's csoice xxx firmly, who'esase q -
+" a. ret.u 10. %
-. Red win.ar undergraduates ia.
retail. !. II %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The vote Of this city
stands: Democrats, 1891 Republicans,
1850.
Returns from counties indicate Democrat
ic gains throaghout the State.
EOfeign News by Atlantic Cable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

ca 10 rss Bssr.--Go to tho Bryaat 4 Suattou
Iowa Stats business College 10 gcta thorough prsc
ticai Business education. or to become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papers. I'D
drc-s. enclosing stamr) The bryant & stratton
Commercial College. davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

py Telegraph Nov. 9.
Four-D il and unchanged.
Waest--Dui and irregular; 2e14c lower ;
No. ], l.s2slai s.; No. awsat, 1.7s@i.74tS;
No. Q, i.ss@i ~.
Corn-iower: o9neeif for No g
Oats Higher; 5sl.G5s}s closing rather
heavy and ic lower.
Eye-Dul.; .al,i .2s for Nos / and2.
Rsrlsv-l csi,ni.c. for No. 2.
Mes. park-s'e aud firm q, 20.0o
Lad -Qiict at l2c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
rlUcAL TIERS.
ST. LortA. june Is. isGa.

Sr. Lorss, June ls. 1868.
Mn joax II. BtocD, Agent Of Lallsmand's
Rhcnmatssm. Gout and Nenralsis Specific
have prescribed The above mentioned Spe-
ciiic. aud must say that have never found
any remedy that carries SO much certainty
Of Qaick and ss'ufsry cure az thss has IN
al the cases where have used il.
On q. W. PHirl,rs.
sr Lrrls, March. ], 1868.
Mn. I.S,rcu - Dear Sir - che rinlly
bear testimony to the vs'as anu einescs
~ van Ra.n,nati, Specific. rs uss hssing
cntirel, relieve M from 'hAi d's'FSshHs
,aaisdv. ~ = n"NSisi'
Sr. L,uis. March 81, 1858.
AIux Lg,rcn. Eco Like many Of my
rr,fr.xioo | have suffered severely with
rheum,,i.m and could get no perm aren't
rc,ies until ! ri. your Specific. lem hap
~ 90 ssy that IT, use in few days. restcr-
"a me 70 Health. Signed
Carr. MAL,S, Of Steamer WARSAW.
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain
K,,ier- after a thorough ,risl. by innnn'erabie
living witnesses, has proved iise'f Tsr Nzn'oisr OF
.ae arc Although there have been many medicinal
u.rars,lors brought before the public since the d'ss
,,t-oduc,ion Of Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
nsl large amounts expended Ia their Introduction.
,h. Pain Killer has continued 10 steadily advance In
,ha..tgf,s,ior of the world the best Family Med
,sns ever introduced II s an intcrnni and external
remedy One positive proof OF lts efficacy 10, that
thc sac. have instantly increased. and wholly upon
Il. own merits. The eject OF the Pain Killer upon
tne patient. when taken internally In cases OF Cold,
Cough. Bowcl Complaints. Cholera, Dyseniery, and
other affections Of the system. has been truly wonder
fai and has won for IL name among medical prep
sa,lons tina, can be forgotten lis succesr IN
removing pain, As an external remedy, In cases o.
Drus. Bruises. sores. sprains. Cats. stings oil In
ess and other OF suffering. Las secured Tor
su-h host Of testimony, asan almost infslble rem
sdy, that Il will be handed down 10 pos'criiy a. one
s-.. discoveries 81 the nir rteenfh cen
tusy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
LOUISIANA.

Nsw OsLRANs, Nov. 5.-There were sew
en- interments Of yellow fever yesterday,
and n the day before.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

JUNras TAR Soar cures chapped hands. salt
thsam. p,m?es and all cutaneous affections. render.
leg ths skn soft aud smooth. Manufactured BY
CAswELL. MACK 4 co., New York.
Sold by all Drurgi-ts. feb5dw& rs wcwIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

Kromer's Hair Dye. Natural, Durable Beautiful,
Beat and Cheape,t in the World Sid by all pru; :
,rt- aud Country storckeepers. JOHN J. khoMEn.
sole Proprietor. {0l Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

SrEsK's VINES are the pure juice Of the
gsApe whose pure and gcncrous qualities
cannot be cxcelled Tor tho invalid CT cons
vslesent. They are highly esteemed for
sacramsntsi purposes. n. d. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

BDrhavo's Holland Bitters,
PRgPAnHp raon ruE
CHOICEST AND MOST 0RACkruL
TONIC AND CARMlNlr1vE
In the Vegetable Kingdom.
TLis 10 not q new and aHtred remedy. but one
knovn for yeare past, aud used in the families d
saolsAncs of our citizens throughout the North,
south, East and West. for
DYSPEPSIA
In oil its forms.
FOR INDIGESTION.
FOR HEARTBURN,
FOR AClOlTY,
FOR wATERDRASH.
fOR HEADACAE
FOR LOSS CT APPETITE.
FOB COSTlvENESy.
FOR PILES,
PnsPAanp ANo sulp ~ -
RE- SELLERS 4 CO., Pittsburgh Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph Eov. g.
Flour-Unchsnged snd quiet.
Whea.-Dull held at 2.iS for No. / red. hut
NO buyers at over -
Corn-Dul and prices dropping; ear ssc. no
demand for shsilct.
Oats-Y,rmsr and in iair denand. Al ,as.c
for No. l.
Rye-Dull. at 40 for No. L.
Cotton-Firs,; midilinR lGi<.
Whisky Unchanged.
Milwaukee Market.
bv Telegraph. NOV. &.
Flour-Dull; city Xxx 9.75@l0.oo.
Wheat Quiet; l.sSi1 for No. l.
new HOrk Mor6<s.
By Telegraph. November s.
Cotton-Dul IstL 2.
flour-Active, unchanged.
wheat-Quiet. lI?c lower, 9.a2 for No. spring :.
3.25 for No do.
Basley-Fismef, la l-s for western.
Oats-Active, 2as3e. better. 71GEs0.
vP0rk- Opened heavy, closed nsmer, 70 ,5xl2Os7.
tLard-Dul!.
Petroleum-guiet. "a ard s0l-2,
Wool-Unchangsd.
Leather Declined.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
To ny Un1aea MATES mnI w Grid.
wide Readers.

To ny Gated MATES nnI World
wide Rcaders.
have received many e.timonials from pro-
| fessional and medical men, ~ my nlmanacs and
| various publications. have shown. all OF which
are genuine. The following letter from a hi ghly
educated and popular physician in George. is
certainly one Of the most sensible communities
| tious have ever received. DIR. Clement knows
| exactly what be speaks OF. and his testimony
deserves TO BE- written in letters Of gold. Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORT DE
sTROYER:
vn,ASow, wALEsa Couxsy. Ca,
Juas seth, 1s6S.
Da. Joss Bult-D Dear Sir: have recently
given your worn Destroyer" several trials
end fad II wonderfully siiicacions. II has NOT
failed in single instsacs to have the wished for
effect. I am doing pretty large country prac-
tiee, aad have daily use FOR some article OF the
kind. am free to confsss that l hnow Of no
remedy recommended BY the ablest authors that
Is 20 certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing You is TO find out upon what
terms can get the medicine directly from you.
II can get it upon easy terms. l shall use
great deal of il. I am aware that the use O
such articles is contrary to the teachings ant
practice Of great majority OF the regular line o
DIS. but zee no just cause or good sense II
discsrding . remedy which We know to be Ell
cient. simply because We NAY be ignorant Of III
combination. For my part. ! shall make 1t I
rule TO sse all and any means to alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which may be able to command
not hesitating because some one more ingeniou'
than self may have learned its effects first. anc
secured the sole right to secure that knowledgs
However, am by no means aivo cate or sup
porter Of the thou auds Of worthless nostrums
that Hood the country. that purport to cure oil
manner Of disease 20 which human Aesh is heir.
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your beet
terms. am, sir. most respectfully.
JULIUS =. LEMENT. n. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,

Cos ma DHE0m l.tpe Ktft6T,
Ne. - East I'd St., Davenport, no.
oaShips Tuhs. Water Closets, Wash BASINS, Lead
Pipe. Sheet Lead, Cistcrn Pumps Force Fvmps Chsn.
1eIAer Brackets, Drop Light pendsnfs aass snades
o1eam Duseee Steam whistler. Globe Ssiscs. &C.
All tsrd. ~ pjrmling Gas and Steam Pipe Fitting
done 70 order An orders promptly " good
sev1e and &C mir rates npfHb-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

WnSSr' Ra take my walks abroad, how
many poor, miserable Uyspcptic people I
sec. who would be healthy, aud rosy, and
happy, il they took Plantation Filters. that
paragon Of preparations for giving tone to
,hc stomach, energy 10 the torpid liver, a
JOY to the nervous system, ani strength to
the muscles. II is an admirable re generator
q; natures wasted or neglected functional
uowers IN either man or woman. l. rently
esc:tes and pleasantly sootbes. With
bottle thereof, every man may 10 lis own
physician.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

WoNDEHruL lSDAYD il tho result Of N SIM
gle application OF the Lone Star Liniment
tor cats. bruises. sprains, rheumatism,
dwellings, upon man, and for spavins. found
era. ringbonc, scratches, &C., upon horses,
1t acts like magic indeed its equa is not
90 lie found. and the price Of II is lower
than any other. Study your interests, then,
and ask your druggists for the Lone Star
Liniment.
FrLLrR, Finch 4 FULLER, Chicago.
Agents for the Great West.
Sold by oil Davenport Druggists.
oct23 DIN wa sat limo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

MAGNOLIA WANNA delightful toilet
ariicle-supcriov to Cologne and at half the
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

~ Toss we're the order in the last ses.
sion OF Congress, hut nothing was so ef-
fectaally vetoed as Indigestion. Dyspepsia.
and their kindred evils. by Co.'s Dysrsr
u. Cvas. ~ two-.hirds vote can ever aus
sin thess troubles whom the cure Is called
q the rescue. Dyspepsia. Heartburn. and
Aciditv Of Stomach cannot exist where
Goes Dyspepsia il taken.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

MAoic WONDERS -EvEaY Yourm A Ma
Stci,S In their own pariors at home NAV
10 produced great number Of Beautiful
S,art!ing'l Anusing!l phsnomcnas by
Aay young man, woman or child who pos
sess the wonderful Cahinet-a collection oi
matoi iais and directions for entertaining a
COMPANY OF Young or ola folks whole eve
n'n;. No apparatus required no danger
whatevcg--a cnlli caa perform with 1t.
Tn, whole uahinet complete FOR only one
dollar, and will b. sent 10y express for the
price to any part uf the United States.
Address. euclcsiny To. cssh.
kiNa 4 c,sWEIL, 81 Lake 81.
Druggists sell ,hrn. Chicago, IL.
oel2smon wcdSsatlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29
DIED..


DfBR, On Sunday, 9Th instant, at the resi-
6encs OF VIM a Belt $50. 4s7 street ED
WAkD Q. DYER, in the 9Th year Of bis age
funeIei servics viii be performed at st Pat.
ricks Church. on Wednesday, seth inst NJ oil.
o'clock. TO which his friends and the friends OF
the family are invited.
COOKsEY. On the 2sth inst ELAN wife
OF Joshua Csoksey, aged 50 years. =
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend Ter funeral from her late raj
deEee, street south. tetween 4Is and Sd streets
on Wednesday, ut one o'clock.
WADD1Y. This Tuesday morning, Janu,ry
18th. Of heart disc ase. EDDIE, the son OF B. and
Henrietta Waddey, aged 3 yesrs,a months, and
10 days.
Thus God hath called another
M To sing his pr sise In heaven.
Inc friends and relations are invited to attend
nis funeral Wednesday evening, at o'clock.
BARKER On the 18th instant, at 7 O'Clock %,
aee.
McNAEEH. In this city on Sunday the 9th
Inst. MICHAEL McHANEY. of cousum ption
years May be rest In peace, Amen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

ORPHANS Court, Judge Purceu.-To -day,
the will of Thos. Johnson bequeathing his ss-
tate 10 bis son and daughter was filed and fully
proven.
Letters testamsntary were issued on the e.-
tate 10 Id. McKeefe and Thos. McGrath (bond
SSOO.)
Letters of administration on the estate of Ann
Roberts were issued to w. f. Roberts (bond
Sl,2DO)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

THE COLUMBIAN.-The statement that the
German paper, The Columbian" had been
sold by Mr. CohnheIm 10 Mr.. Koch is a mis-
take, as Mr.. Cohnheim's paper has been dis
continued for want of support. Mr.. Koch has
resumed the publication of the same but the
paper Will no longer be a political one, but a
business journal, devoted to the interest OF the
citizens OF this District As il is the only Ger
man paper among fifteen thousand Germans
II Will no doubt be supported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

LARCENIEs.-A number of larcenies, gran 4
and petty, have been reported to the Detsc
lives within few days, which have employe 4
those active officers day and night in endeav-
orIng 70 recover the property stolen and cap
ture the thieves. The mode of procedure by
Detectives IN such cases requires secresy and
the details are seldom made public. In many
cases the facts are notorious before the Detec-
lives are notified, and such cases are given D
tke public by the press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

"A CoIREoTIoN.-The following item ap.
peared IN this paper yesterday, clipped from
a morning contemporary:
Il he conduct of Samuel Strong. on the ay
enue last mig BIT, becoming OF rather a disorderIy
nature he was arrested by Officer Strong who
locked him up for hearing this morning"
we learn That there Is no truth whatever in
me above statement regarding Mr. Strong.
Shu we regret tnat II found Its way mad vert
antly into our columns The insinuatioa nv
tne ChT"Htete that IL was used by US to in
Jure the reputation OF Mr.. Strong in this Dis
tieL, as MS honest Republican sentiments are
Hot liked by majority of the people here ia
entirely unfoHnded. The item was copied nv
Us lR the ordinary course OF news clipping
without the slightest animus against Mr. :
or knowledge of his political sentiments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

ALEXANDRIA AND TWENTY-FIVE clip the
following items from the Alexandria Gazette
OF yesterday afternoon:
The Ice bridge which now spans the Poto-
mac, was crossed yesterday by numerous De-
destrians from this city. This morning the
ace enters were procuring ice from spots
from which IL had been taken last week and
entirely Tree from snow, seven and a half in
ches thick. Old ice on the river is now one
foot thick
Mr.. Orlando @. Henderson, on Sunday night
last, while on King street, near ST. Asaph, sc
cidenially shot himself in the calf of the lie
Win pistol. No serious injury is anticipa,
ted from the effects of the wound
The TesideRce of MIR. Chas. ID. Rudd, former
~ OF this city, in Richmond, was robbed last
week by negro woman employed by Mr.
huod as a COOK, OF several articles of bed
clothing and ladies wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

BABE ~ THE WooDs-Last night abop
- O'Clock, an orphan boy, about ten years O
age. named Thomas Conlan. who had strayed
away from his grand parents, was found by
Lieutenant Johnson, wandering in the woods
beyond the 9TH street Park. 1t was fortunate
Tor the little fellow that the Lieutenant was
making special search of the woods; for il is
very probable that he would have frozen 10
death during the night The esuray was taken
70 headquarters and restored 10 his aged
guardians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

PERsoSAL-In regard to the remark o Z Co.
J Is. Adams. sthat there were not ten right
eous men in Georgetown" which appeared
in our report of the last meeting of the Repub-
hcan Association, Col. Adams informs us that
he meant II to apply only so far his own
knowledge extended in 1861, when his ac-
quaintance in Georgetown was very limited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

A HEAVY Loss.-This merping an old gen.
tleman named ID. K Peters, on his way TO III
Soutn, was robbed of about s17 COO in Virginia
money, which be had in u small satcheII. Ths
satcheli was carried away, with its contents
from tBe maryland avenue depot of the Orange
~ ALEXANDRIA Railroad. The case was assigned
20 Detectives Clarvoe and McDeyitt VINO
Were speedily at work, but the traces are
very OBSCURE. 1t is but a few days since an =
othei heaVy ROBBERY was perpetrated in that
locality, and the Detecti yes have been ON the
lookout ever since, but they have no facilities
anorded them for following up suspected par
les VINO leave IN the trains after an act h as
been committed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Fennsytvaofe avenue, near WiIlards' Hotel,

NATIONAL THEATRE.
fennsyfvsaas avenue, near Willard Hotel.
FIRST PRoDUcrI0N IN wAsHIHaroH
Or III: celebrated French Romantic Drama, in
three acts, By Charles Webb. entitled
BBLPHE00R, THE MoUNrEBANK.
:. plsoaia Eey Scenery, 1l.b,rsss Maehinery,
Btsutifui orisinsi Music susers .ns
Iointuents generally; and an Unexcsp tio q Ole
GRAND oARNIvAG SCENE,
inssOdpsins eIsr oss Hundred Charsetsrs and
',g WALLS NEW OPERA ROUSE.
E. 8. PhicLiPs....-.sTxeefS C RkHnSss
BRILLIANT REoEprIoN
Of the Washin gton favorite, I'd
miss h0sR EYTIHGD,
In Augnsfin Daily s successful drsuatization OF
dis GRIFFlrR 9AUNT,
which will be repeated t-ff .as..
THIS EVENING, January -, 1857,
with Ias a i.ssxs fsfs sS:ss music and
To conclude with the Fare. Of
81 TRYING 1T ON.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Gle, Is eeni.: OoIorsd Circle. Is cents. ' %
FIRST GRAND SKATING TOURNAMENT.
NOVELTY.
The Managers of the WAsRIhGroN SKATING
Park beg to announceIto the pm bi that weather
Sna Ice perniittin g, they.propose.s oh THURSDAY
NEAT, January 3lst. the novelty of q Tourna
ment or Ice Every preparation will be made
tor the event and the rules for the Tourney strict
~ observed The contestants for the ring will be
expected to appear In fsscy dress and all de.
sirous ofsnter ng for the prize req ed TO
register their bames at the Office OF the President
or with th heket agent at the gate. =
Alter the ceremony of Drowning the Queen a
large sleigh. beautifully decorated. will be
brought on the ice. I'm which the Queen and M aids
OF Honor will be drawn by the kni ghts around
the pond. The event to cone Jude with q Grand
Maseuerade, illumination and display of Fire
A full Band Of Music will be In sttea daBce.
The gate Will be opened at l O'Clock; Tourna.
ment 60 commence at IA O'Clock p. 10.
Member g and season tickets admit gentleman
and two ladies; Is cents tor each additional lad
single tickets, gentleman and one lady; boy 9 Is
cents. ja 29-:t
kNANCY DRESsE s AND COSTUMES,
Il For Tableaux and Private Parties
Apply to MRS FRANK REt,
ia % Ct 441 10th str set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Poor
The ball Tor the benefit of the poor Of the Sew
enth Ward, to be given at Island Hall on
Thursday evening next, is under the manage
ment OF some o. the mos. prominent citizens OF
Washington who are sparing no pains and
expense to make IL successful. As the pro.
ceeds are TO be used in a work of charity, our
readers should extend their patronage liberal.
ly, and show by their presence that want and
suffering do not appeal to them in vain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29
L " G U b 4 ICY.
DOWN With HIGH PRIOEs.n

The best American Howard WATCH, Is karat
eases, $40; Is karat Appleton Tracy, with all
its inpro, ements, SIN; q. ). Bsrtlett, with all
it imp oyenents. SIS. In currency; A sole ndid
lot Of GEHxVA VA TCH rs, set In diamonds and
in plain gold cases, 10 less than In any other
store in tni. city A very large lot OF lsdies'
Gold Chains, Of the latest syle, 9ls saea.
Very ricb Garnett sets and others, one half less
than any where else. Gold seal and plain Rings,
OF tn very se,s nass s.ss less sssp sDy
hasdsome hgured. Weighing OF. half dozen. at
SR plain the same o. Sle. warrsnt:d eurs
STICKS, Of the fnest pebble: warranted 20 give
satisfaction, by I ALEXANDER.
yeweler, 40 Penn ave-,
JsH-6tf bet 18th and 18th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

SHILLIsGTos. Odeon Building, has pub
iished The haI.dsomest calendar TOR 1867 that we
have seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

The CATTLE MARKET. - At the DroveV's
Rest yesterday a small number OF extra beet
cattle were sold al 3 10 se25: fair, SO 70 81:
old cows, 81 10 IS; co and calves, $50 TO Si0J.
sheep, s5H TO s.; hogs, S5H to sI0K.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29

POLICE REPoRTs.-1he lieutenants OF police
reported 81 arrests in the District yesterday
Tne amount OF fines imposed was s50.7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29
'ELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
A.w. T0WsH1ND q 90. Jewellers,
$40 7th st., between D and 4.

Having determined to retire from business, We
Fancy Goods ct nrst cost. All goods sold guaFan.
tsed TO be what represented. Whilst closing out
our PATRON Who wtsh to purchase watches the
opportunityof buying them ct y holesale rates
PBIOE LIST OF WATCHES.
ID, -. gold; Do. Ameriosu, Dilery movements,
jeweled, az, gold; Do: American, P. 9. Bartlett
ps .:s:s sSs
bal. so, gold; ledo. do, 87s. gold; Is do, Ap-
piesoh' Tracey Co.,, chronometer val, 996, gold
ARrIOL1S TO B1 RAFFLRD.
Ladies' Cabinet and Chair. papfer mache, in.
laid with peark hrst cost, es2s In gold. Ladlss
Work Table. napier machs, inlaid with pearl
in gold >"
The whole to Be rafhed for $500 currency.
A.W. TOWNRHtND CO., jewelers.,
SIG 7th street few doors below
js 10-lm' uft Odd Feliows' II all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-29
BOARDING.

A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE
a for two. with Board. be obt aimed at corn or
Indiana avenu Q and Sd street west, upon moderate
terms. in u Ats
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
H kkhT-With or without Board. No. asa III
street, between 18th and 7eth, square from the
cars. ia 25dt
EOR REHT-Two neatly FUN shed q ED Rooms 3,
Il sdJotDlhR eoch other, with Board IL desf ed in
Q private family. No. 476 I5th street, opposite
the Treasury. ia 2-t-
TABLE BOARD ct No. 46A 10th street, few
month d. AK