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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-19
Chicago Markets.

By Telegraph. Sept. le.
Flour = Strong; spring extras at 5o@lo.-
81. Holders ask higher prices. bat buyers dc
not respond.
Whest-Heceip.s I4l ,736. market 5Ga6c high
er; No |. 1.9S$i@lei; No. 2, l.s7@l.ss; Nc
s, l.77@l.7s.
Corn Ne. dali; l.oii9@io5; 80 irregu
lar and active at .0l sal .03.
Oats Active aud irregular, 5o}< a. Sc.
Rye In demsnd 3@4c higher l.2o@l o
tor No. j; No. 9 steady, at lls@1le.
Bsrley-Icss active. No. Q. i .2.@ l22, closing
weak
Mesa pork-24 0QM2i.25.
Lard -l54@i8Nc.
Clear Side ls0lGi$c.
Shoulders l2l5@lS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-19

A TTaRNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAw
n Nc. Eiele's Block, Davenport, Iowa
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a. MILLER.

"a - BRADY STREET, BELOW SEU
"a ond ieeps constantly on hand and Iaakes
R 10 cider.
Gents, Boys and CAildresa .
CLOTHING Of the best mater al and in u,annel
that cannot fail - give ratislsctiun. Li.era
patronage respectfully solicited Imy2l-dly
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosTos, Sept. 19.-Sir Frederick Bruce.
British Minister TO the United States, died
suddenly this morning, at the fremont
House, of throat disease.
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.ess. -. rs. WORLDLY.
homeopathic Physician.

hfttCE AID RESIDENCE ON last
~ side q breiy Street. near 9th. first door
.b9ve the Christian Church octae=dBu
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=. III. EsAZE.N, vi. El..
Phs stefan ana Surgeon.

IN CONNIE 'TloS WITH THE GENERAL
practice. special attention paid 10 tnr diseases Of
the eye, the ear the kidneys and th pelvic organs
oAice. Davenport. , Brady street Two doors south
o. the Davenport National bank iYs-au
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xy1I. a. FOSTER.

TToRSEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
"A and ar Claim Agent Office Davenport
p!nek. ID Floor. cor. Meip aid Second etreetn.
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Cincinnati Market.

by Telegraph. Sept. 10.
Flour-Eirm, and in demand.
Wheat-tirm not higher.
Corn-firm les.
Oats-Firm, at G2@esc.
Rye. 80
Cotton Dull.
Wbisky-23a.
Provisions Firm.
Mess Pork-In demand. at "a 90. but holderi
ask higher prices.
Lard -l3i..
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LOOK HERE
SMITH TIE HALTER
aFoR 81 AND UPWARD
Gan BE HAD
HATS for figures broad and burly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and Jolly;
HATS for gentlemen of standing,
HATS that give look commanding;
HATS for walking, riding, driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pic>nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions
HATS that stand all kind Of mauling,
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing,
HATS grcase-proof, in storms unfslling,
HATS air>chambercG, Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cut shine in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon.
HATS admired by lovely woman;
HATS with which room to enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS lcw-crown, your knowing castors
HATS oft sent hundred miles for,
HATS that boys and misses sigh FOR,
HATS that even babies cry for
HATS for landsnen and for sailors.
HAi S that grace the work for tailors;
HATS that would saint entice,
HATS, prime Hats, at any price!
HATS THAT IL HATS
At Smiths
Sign Of Black Bear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-19

Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph. September le
Hogs - Received TO j y. : 9 cars market Go
pressed owing to the large receipts and warm
weather; prices range leetl5c lower; 6.SaW6.
50 for prime; 6.60Gts.15 for extra
Cattle Received TO l2 ". 35 cars, market a
little more act We: first class shipping steers
G.50d1 80, second class G0o@6,25; third class
5..5Gl6.00
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JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER.

No. b East I'D St.. Davenport, L..
eathing Tubs. Water Closets, Wssh Basine, Lead
Pipe. Sheet Lead, Cistcrr Pumps. Force Pumpe Chan
sshef hracke;s. Drop Light Pendants tilaes Shades
steam Guages, Steam Whistles. Globe Valves. &c.
Anktras o! Plumbing, Gas and Steam Pipe Fittinr
done To order. All orders promptly executed In good
atyle And a fair rates anral.Ir
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DaveppOra Market Report.
Davenport Flour 'Iaraet.

Johps,ons choice Xxx f. rnily, wholesale o.oo
- - retail .-....... 9.sn
Rcd Winter wneat wholesale li.oo
- Tetaii... li.to
Goods choice xxx family wholesale ..........$e.oo
:" - - - ret ............... $50
Red Winter VII; ut, wholesale. II %
=. retail. ......1 80
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GEORGIA..

AUGUSTA, Sept l9-The soldiers and
freedmen engaged in the late riot have been
arrested
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ITO DYsrrrTlc SUFFERERS


Under the general head Of u, spe..;a
Passed all the varieties of Indigestion u..xm,
toms ar. so various. and differ "a much in ai,
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ABOUT 'he soha'h ald abdomen immediately
after ea,ng. arnauirr sensation. Or sense !,
hoiio"hessH ne ft F." 'nc M"neeh' between
meal. a heavy. dull feeling in tho head feeble
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times am bunting TO monoma nis. loss of men Q.
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raising OF 1000. and choking sensation IN tho
throst dimness Of the eve. pnin in tho disph,em.
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sometimes cmaciaticn and . corpse like pallcr.
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but az II Is generally complicated with specific
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BUSINESS CARDS.


rsprr.rrR= AND BUILDERS SHOP ON
Y Brady street. bew SIKH aud seycata st.esis.
Davenport 1asn UfAera solicited. and contracts
mad ia reasonable terms. hnei5-aiy
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nse@. BELL. * nOUsDy.
<sAE.B.aaEEEss a. EsENNEssy

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEuOS. Office
l on Third Street. one door west Of Brady,
south side. Once hours ssoui . 20 II A. N. and
from TO 6 7. j. agR19-tf
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Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph. SEPT 10.
Flour-Firm City XX 10. oo@lo.5o.
Wheat-firm ] 81 for No. l.
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JAS. M. DALZELL & BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

GRAIN DEALERS.
Agents for Grain, safes, HAIR. Fire
Wrlc1ss, Cement, esocco, &c.
Storage for 0YAin and kdse tDel-d
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EDUCATIONAL.
College OF the Christian Brothers
81. Louis. NO.

CTUDlEs WILL DE RESUMED At THIS INSTi-
y TUITION on MoSpAY. September "a, 1867.
Special attention IL called to the Commercial De-
partment which opens with additional class. In
tended for the janior portion OF asprants TO merean-
tile distinction Ihir division. il il anticipated viii
be attended with very beneficial results. tor par
ticulars. apply TO
ang2a I'M BRO. EDW AltD. lIesidcht.
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produce . luxuriant growth ofhair upon bald head
Pimplcs. Blotches. Eruptone. &c, the ekin, esv
ing the eamc soft, clear, and beautiful, can be OBJ
saiRed without charge by addressing
nyl3doow4w1y. 6Sa DeoedVey, New York.
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The infatua,ion Of human nature IS rstonish
,py Thousands OF ind,y idunls whose business
takes them into unhealthy districts, where they
must necessarily breathe imprisoned ar, aud
drink imprisoned water. neglect TO provide
themselves with any antidote thereto. How true
il is that
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-19

These foolhardy people Halter themselves tin,
although others have fallen by the way side they
can resist the influence Of malaria. hay. even
the settlers IN new and in sulubrious r. IONS
often equally remiss. They either taxi then
periodical shakings end burnngs ns unavoidable
dispensations OF Providence, or only seek u
check them by inadequate and sometimes dat
Rerous means. And vet HOSThiTEk
STOMACH BlTTERS, an absolute protection
against intermittent aud remittent fevtrs Of MI
types. are advertised in every local par.r, aud
can scarcely be unknown 10 any portion OF the
reading public IL Is true that the d, mand foi
the BITTEkS increases RAP idly, and that evcr,
season adds largely to.thu number Of those ~ho
acknowledge its virtues as an Gcclmniinv pre-
parstion We. there are multitudes now cndnrin
q living martyrdom from Chills and Fever. who
at the cost of a few bottles Of this irre'Isflh'.
tonic. might enjoy uninterrupted hesith H..
whole year round.
No fact in medical history is better establisa''
than the potency OF the BIlTEkS as shiegmar'
against epidemic and endemic malAdi,s gen.f
ated by miasma and polluted water. No tras
eler in, or resident Of, n.Arshy. over wooded
or uncutivated tract Of country. should b. Will
out this uneqnaled tonic and disinfectant Tn
water Of tho Western rivers, especially that o.
the Mississippi and its tributaries, IN most per
nicious to those who have been accustomed I.
the purer element Of the Eastern and Middle
States. II invariably sickens them II taken tt'
the stomach in an unini 4 ed state. Nor vii III.
com.on bar stimulants remedy the evil In
deed they inevitably do more harm than good i.
for. as they are uniformly adultrrsted, II j. only
con bining one poison with another to n,I u. u
with unwhoiesome water. But the fiIfERy
are medicated EXPIRE ssiy 10 meet this conii gen
CIV. They contain juices which are positive NJ
tidote 10 the poisonous faint, whether i be pre-
daced by decomposing vegetable matter o. by
mineral substances. The effect 81 unhealthy eli
is fret 10 eniseble and then to effect the ~ stem
But II the whole frame be braced and inviRornt
ed by q course OF the GREAT TONIC, 1t will he
rendered proof against the prostraiing tendency
Of malaria. and thus escape the maindief 81
which debility is always the precursor.
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.SpuN cpaxyrnun

A TToRNEYs Nd ColrHsELoRs AT LAW. :
~ CnnNel.aaa-l. ulle. l. L.. .irc Ln,r NJ, stairs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-19

can men think all men mortal hut then
selves"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-19

Errors of Youth.-A Gentleman who sui
fered Tor years from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay and all the effects OF youthful indiecretion,
will. for the sake Of suffering humanity. send free
10 all who need H. the recipe and directions for ma
king the simple remedy by which he was cured. Suf-
fefers wishing TO profit by the svcstisers experience
can d o SO BY addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
myI3-doaw&wfyl 42 Cedar ST., New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-19

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN
Furniture. Carpets. OIL Cloths,
Mats. Rugs, Window
Shades. Ac.
nch24dd East Second Street. cor Perry
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aPELTON Il BURCIIILI..
HORSE SHOERS.

Second Street, between Rock Island Il Ioud,
neal door O. Dr.. Boynfon's Stable.
work ,fbne In a scientific marner and warranted
Home manufactured Shoes used. A good Neterflery
surgeon connected with our -hap. Large yard al
schet Tor accommodation Of cn=tome@-. rcps2 di y
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

superintendent Of tho Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, returned 10 this city yesterday, having
made Q thorough inspection Of tho line Of tho
Manassas Gap road from the present terminus Of
the track, at Piedmont, to Harrisonburg. Mr..
v. was accompanied In his trip by Mr.. Il. @.
Marshall, the journey being performed by the
two gentlemen on horseback, A careful survey
Of the road bod, estimated cost Of repairs, and
construction Of bridges, with the probabilities Of
obtaining cross ties, 10, was made, and the
conclusionsIarrivod at arc veryI satisfactory and
encouraging To all parties interested, leaving no
doubt Of an immediate resumption Of work, and
q speedy reconstruction Of the road to Harrison.
burg.
PLEASURE ExcuRsIoS.-A party consisting Of
Messrs. VIM, Cogan, A. D. Waraeld A. U. Hur.
die. Charles Collins, 9. @. Berry, NJ. Bossart, J.
7. Clark, BENZ Lambert, jr., Wm. II. McCaf.
ferty, - Wyman, and James Coleman, left
here Saturday morning In the schooner Triune,
Captain james Windsor, for Old Point Comfort,
Norfolk, Cobb's Island, and oil the good fishing
points In the Chesapeake and on the Potomac
They expect to be absent for about q fortnight,
but have gone amply provided with necessaries
for longer cruise.
GEORGE BouLDES, colored, tho captain Of a
long-b belonging to J. II. Monroe, was ares.
ted by Constable Chipley, for appropriating tho
proceeds Of a cargo Of wood, valued at SO2 rs,
W OWn use. ho Wus taken 10 washington
this morning. by Officer Aubnoe, and delivered
to tho authorities there, as the offence was com.
mitted In that city.
STEAM FERRY BoAr.-Mr. Bradshaw, the con.
tractor, Is making good progress with the steam
ferry boat, now building near the lower ship
yard. It will probably be launched early next
month.
THB DELEGATEs to the Radical Coalition
Convention at Richmond, from Fauquier.county,
four in number, arc oil colored men.
GOVERNMENT rWooD.-Augustus W. Smith has
been awarded the contract for tho purchase of
ton thousand cords Of Government wood at the
wood yards in this city. His offer was sl.ll per
cord.
CARGO OF IcE.-Tho schooner Il. NJ. Wright
arrived hero to-day, consigned to NJ. Eldridge &
Co., having as cargo $50 tons of superior Bos.
ton ice.
FrsnNG.-It is said that the fishing on the
lower Potomac is now in its prime, " and that
thelangors and small seine haulers are cacthing
quantities Of salt water tailors, crocuses Sleeps.
head, &c.
HoRsK SrEALISG.-Horse stealing in this
locality has become Of late almost as prevalent
as 1t was during the year 1865, and hardly
night row elapses during which somebody's
horse Is not stolen.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
GEORGETOWN and Alexandria.

ss- To rnE CITIZENS or 0roharTowSi Arrange.
ments have been 10 have the REPUBLICAN, delivered
promptly and regularly every morning 10 subserib.
srs In every part Of Georgetown.
Subscriptions will be received by Us. Z. TuoRS,
No. lSs Bridge street, who is our authorized agent
for Georgetown for its delivery, and will collect for
subscriptions and solicit Advertisements for the Ma.
TIoSAL RErupLIoAs from and after August
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

OUdHT TO BE A Yesterday
afternoon, about one o'clock, n young man, re-
Specially dressed, who had been drinking freely,
suddenly suceumbod to the effects Of the liquor,
and fell PROSTATE on the pavement on the Ave-
nue, near Third street. He was picked up by
the passers.by and carried into Jones' drug store,
on the corner Of Third street, near the Avenue,
whom remedies were quickly applied, restoring
him to consciousness and undoubtedly saving his
life. This should be n warning to him, and lot
him resolve to let the " enemy that steals away
mems brains " not master him In the future.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
aatinnal Gepnblitaa.
RATES OF ApvERTIsINa.

One square, one insertion, tli subsequent insor-
tions 90 ,onts. One square, one month, ts. Liberal
Inducements TO quarterly, somi annual, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day advertisements, 30 per cent addi.
honai. Twice week adyertisementS, ~ per cent.
additional
Eight lines constitute a square Less than square
shargedin proportion, at the above rates
&. Advertisements coming under the hoads Of Wants,
For sails, For Rent, Lost and Pound, not exceeding
four limos, one insertion, % eents three times, 90
cents Any greater number Of lines at proportionsts
rates.
Advertisements should bc handed In before p. m
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

New STEAMSHIP LIYE-A New York
papor states that new project is on foot for the
establishment Of IN ocean steamship line between
Washington and Alexandria, on the one hand,
and Antwerp on tho other, with depot for the
reception of German emigrants in Washington,
from which they will be distributed through the
different Southern States.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

REQUIsITIoN FOR HIM.-Charles Casey,
charged with grand larceny, and whose arrest
We noticed few days since, wherein one Mrs.
Foley occupied conspicuous part by catching
Casey by the log when he was in her house rob-
biug it, was on Saturday delivered over to the
Virginia authorities, requisition from Gov.
Boarman arriving here to that effect
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDs.-A return
match game Of billiards Il 900 points, caroms,
800 aside) was played on Saturday evening be.
tween james II. Davis and Frank Collingsworth,
at Davis L scanlon's billiard saloon. Ceilings.
worth won by sixteen points. Tho highest run
was made by Mr.. Davis-l46 points, Ceilings
worth l05. There were number Of spectators
present to witness the interesting game.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

A RAID ON MARBLE ALLEY.-About one
o'clock yesterday morning, by direction of Lieut..
Ecklof, Of the Fourth ward, q detail of officers
of that precinct made n sudden raid upon the
house kept by Lucinda johnson, (colored, in
Marble Alley, and captured the keeper, two col.
ored girls named Harriet Hill and Mary Smith,
and Mary Decker, (whiteD and John Mangum,
Charles Campbell Oliver p. Aver, and Henry
worner, white men. The keeper was sent to
jail for court, the three girls and two lrst named
men were sent to the workhousc, Aver paid S.,
and Worner $40 dno to Justice Walter. The
keys of tho house are turned over to Major Rich.
ards, upon whose order the capture was made.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

ONCE MORE TO THE FARM.-Joseph Dun
can, an old thief was arrested on Saturday
night by Officer Tucker on charge Of carrying
concealed deadly weapons. Justice Walter hned
him $25i but Duncan did not have the funds,
and he was sent to the workhouse. John l..
Ops, vagrant, accompanied Duncan to the farm,
as also did several disorderly characters, who
had not the whercwith to pay their fines.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Gcorge q.
Richardson, was arrested by officer Callaghan OF
the seventh precinct, on charge of having com.
mitted an assault and battery upon samuel
Beckort. Justice Walter fined the accused %,
and ho was allowed to 70.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

SEIZURE OF WHIsKY-Twenty barrels
of whisky were seized on Friday at the railroad
depot, by collector ClephAne, on suspicion that
the revenue tax had been avoided. Five barrels
were consigned to Beall Baker, four to s.
Bacon 4 Co ten to Peter Fegan Co., and
ono to II. Browning and Peter Fegan Co.,
were subsequently released, satisfactory evidence
having been given of the tax having been paid.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

PATENT OFFIcE.-An examination of the
work performed at the Patent Office shows that
the number Of applications, at the present rate
Of increase will reach 20, 900 during the present
year, and that patents are being issued at the
rate Of nearly three hundred per week. The
applications have increased during tho past four
years on average of nearly 5000 per year, while
the means of facilitating business have not been
added in q proportionato ratio. Tho necessity
for keeping the records and papers in the Patent
Office building requires that room for tho in
creased force authorized by Congress to meet the
demand shall be made by transferring the clerks
Of some of the other Departments to the Post
Office Department. Arrangements for this move
will very soon be completed
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

MALICIOUS MIsCmEF.-John Seitz, ba-
ker, went to work breaking up stand in the
Northern Liberties Market, belonging to Mr.. A.
Modler. lie was arrested and brought before
Justice Walter, who sent him to Jail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

REAL EsrATE.-The following transfers
of real estate were reported on Saturday at the
real estate exchange Of r. NJ. Hall. No, II Lou
isiana avenue; Sub lots and 8, square 1888,
81, l406 co. sub lot II, square G76, $4lOi lot 81,
square 1876, 50, ,OOOj west 20 feet lot and east
20 feet lot 2, square 45s, Sl2 6OOi part tract
called Friendship, 25 acres So, 1903 7Oi sub lot 2,
square 3S, $500; lot 10, square 1920, $685. lot
a. square III, $780, part tract called st..
Philip and Jacob acres, $636; north 10 feet
lot IS, square 70, s3264O sub lot 90, square
1872, $780, sub lot 2S, square SSl, sS7Oi part lot
10, square 4Sl, IT feet, 80, $780, sub lots I25 and
20, square 2Ss, $780, lot 25, square 100, S40O,
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
CTIoN SALES.

DY W. l.. w A l. l. * o.,
ID AUCTIoNRERs,
(sl5 and sl7 Pennsylvania avCnue)
TRUSTEES SALE OF HATS, CAPS, GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS, FlNTUREs OF STORE,
AND OTHER FURNITURE CONTAINED IN STORE
No. S04 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
By virtue OF a deed OF trust to me duly executed
and recorded in Liber R. NJ. H., No folios lt5 lG7
1885, l69, and no. OF the ehattel records 70. the
county Of Washington, District OF Columbia, at TIN
request In writing Of tho party in interest, shat!
sell at public tale, to the highest bidder, wednCa
day, the 9TH day OF August 1867, at 10 clock In the
forenoon at the said store, an elegant assortment Of
Hats, Caps, Gentemen's Furnishing Goods, Fixtures,
and Furniture, white and Colorod Shirts Drawers,
UndershiTts, Umbrellas, Canes, Gloves, HandkcT-
chiefs, Neektes, and scsrfs, suspenders, Brushes,
Dressing cases. one Looking Glass Show Cases, Se.,
&C., and great many other article too numerous to
mention.
Terms cash ASBURY LLOYD,
Trustee,
w L. WALL co.
aul.td (star) AuctlOneers
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. RICHARD HARRI-
soS-The funeral of Mr.. Richard Harrison took
place yesterday afternoon, from his residence on
Massachusetts, avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets The funeral was attended by Ridsey
Encampment and Friendship Lodge l. o. o. f.
and large number of the personal friends Of the
deceased. His loss is regretted by many.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05
Alexandria AIaLr8.

We clip the following item, of news from the
Gaisete,
The MANASSAS Gar RAILRoAD-CRoPs, &c
Mr.. Ii. W. Vandsgrilt, tho efficient general
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

SERIOUSLY ILL.-We regret to learn of
the very serious illness of Capt. Joseph Peck,
residing on street, of cancer in the stomach
It Is said there Is but little hope Of his recovery.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

LARCENY. - John Grey and Richard
Bowen, colored, were arrested on complaint OF
" IT Given. charged with larceny. Justice
MorselI, after hearing the circumstances of the
case, sent the accused to Jail to answer at court
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-J ohm Graham
was arrested by Officer Drano on charge of com.
hitting an assault and battery upon L. W.
Jacobs. Justice Walter held Mr.. Graham In
good security to keep the peace.
The national Republican., 1867-08-05

FOR rem IA LARGE BRICK
l. HOUSE, with Ten Rooms, situated on L street
south, between Seventh ard Eighth, Navy Yard. Gas
and water throughout the house Rent sS5 per
month, payable in advance. Apply to jos.
REPETTI, corner OF Seventh and / streets, Navy
Yard, or Of Thos. Dennis, at this oalee. my29-