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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-13

TuE average potatoe crop in the United
States during favorable season amounts
to 100, 900 900 bushels, which at 81 bush
el are worth $3.50, 900, 900, eqnaling the in.
tsrest on our whole national debt. The
yield of the past season, throughout the
whole extent of cur country, has hardly
been half crop, making loss ef 75,000,-
600 bushels, equal to SIS 900. Such
an enormous loss as one crop in a single
season is we'll worth the consideration of
every intelligent agrieulturist; the more so,
as this loss has to be suffered by these who
are not the best able to bear it.
OF the eleven children left by Patrick
Henry at his death, in 1899, it is stated that
only one survives.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-13

UphaIn's Hair Gloss and Cur
ing Fluid il the hes. Hsr-dresslng in the world II
imparis beautiful gloss TO the Hair, keeps il In
curl promotes is growth, &c Price, 20 cts. bottle
UrHAxs FR1cKLs AND PuspIx BAxruER removes
Freekies, Tan, sunburn. Pimples the Face, Soft
ems the Skin and Beauties the Compile ZION. Price
80 cents.
paroxyrms of Asthma in ten minutes, and effects 4
speedy cure. Price. 81 r package.
Tus JAPANEss HAIR STArs colcrs the Whsksrl
and Monsache beautiful black or brown. Il con
sistn OF oily preparation Color will not fade OF
wesA ont. Only 30 cents box.
Sold by s c. UPHAM, 95 South Eighth ST.. Ph,la
delphia. and by all Druggists Circulars sent free
Also Tor sale by all Druggists In Davenport.
NINECiA R.-PRussIse's CElpARArrp CT
DER vlsEcAR warranted pure. and 70 preserve pick
les. First Premium awarded ut the u. $. Fair Hi
nois State Fair. and Chicago City Fair Larges
works OF the Kind in the nited States.
CHAS. u. z. PRUSstN0,
cuvo4 dgmend a Atf Stata Chjraco
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-13

La 1800~N AI0O0Dt0f cream
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
METlC IN THE WORLD!
II will not injure the most Delicate Skin
1ts presence on the face cannot be detected: II
be removed only by washing: and chen renewed
will leave thu ekin soter smoother and whittier thas
before ri sradcatee every disco0raon Of the face,
whether caused by exposure to the wethsr BY dis
ceec, and beetows upon oil faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF T4R YOUTH.
A single Trial proves all these statements.
And the entire eaftS with which 1t can be used,
makes IL success complete.
@ Ask for La Rues.-see that the name OF La
Rue Co. s blown in the bottle, end our trade mark
and Fancy Goods Dealers Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH . FLINT. Proprietore,
Hartford, Conn,
PC Wells Co. New York: Geo. U. Goodwin
= Co.. Boston, Mass., Wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-13

damages in the Act entitled IAN Act granting
10 railroad companies the right Of way" con-
tanned in article of Revision Of 1850. and ali
the provisions Of that act. In relation TO the o..
sessm ent an payment OF dAmaees and the mode
OF giving notice 70 non-residents. and il other
cases. shall be applicable TO proceedings under
this act and either party shall have the right to
appeal from the assessment Of damages herein
provided for in the manner provided in the act
contained in said article 5, and with the Same or.
feet: Provided. that tii the commissioners 90
assessing damages shall state in their report that
the dwelling house. clubhouse. orchard or gar
garden Of the proprietor Of any real estate. %
taken will be overlooked or injuricusly affected
By the erection and maintaining or such dam.
then said dam shall not be erected unt,l il shall
have been otherwise determined on the trial Of
said appeal in the district court: and the appeal
above provided for shall carry with Il the quee-
ton whether the out house, orchard or garden
Of the proprietor OF any real estate 20 taken will
be thus overfowed. or otherwise injuriously a.
fscted, and such question. = well - the amount
Of damages, shall be tried IN she district court
on such appeal.
Sec. 4. This Get shsll apply - we'll TO dans
Of the kind above mentioned already in exist.
enee. and to heightsnieg Of the came, q TO those
hereafter to b erected Provided. that the pro-
visions of this act shall not operate TO discontin-
~ any suit brought for damagss on account Of
any dam uatil the rsilread company fos WheeG
benefit the application il made shsll deposi,
with the clerk sufficient money 10 paw all costs,
including Reasonable attorneys fees incurred By
the owner Of the land in brin ging such ssit
Sec. .. This act TO be in force from and amer
its publication in the Daily State Rssistss and
iswa Homestead, newspapers published q
Des Moines
Approved April I'll. 1858.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-13

The genuine article must have DIR. John Bulis pr
vatc Stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bah only has
.he right to manufacture and sell the original John
Smiths Tonic Syrup OF Louisvillc, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. II my private STAMP
II no, the bottle, do not purchase or you will be
deceived. Bee nv column advertisement, and MI
show card will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine smiths Tonic Syrup car
only be prepared by myself.
The publics servant,
Ioutayile XIV DR. JOHN Bull
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-13
Ladies', use DIR yeipsu's Frcuch Pil.s. Sold BY
Harrison & Starks, SIS brady Street.
no VOnNC yuE

no arrest Seminal Losses. to conquer bad habits
and remove the effects Of early Error, send Is
cents 70 0ALEN'S HEAD D1SPkNSARY, Louis
Vile, Kentucky.
Having had ten years experience IN THE specially,
patients suffering nom any diseaee whatever Of pf
vsse confidential nature, and ladies troubled with
any of the ancnts peculiar the eek. by enclosing
~ cents o. above, With brief statement Of will
receive particulars for selftrestment by return mail
and thus avoid Quackery. We also have . Varix
Clasp which We guarantee 70 varicoceic IN four
days. The Electro Magnetic Preventive. Those de-
siring 10 limit their udepvihe, con enclose etamp
for pamphlet, containing engfavinSs and explana-
toas Of the above pssvs6tivo. With IN essay the
o1o9eet q pgov0o13ea. An S0eyespon6eooo comb
lo1alal. 49, 81 14e4oD - ]. = Wu11A4As
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-13
DIR. y A M il 8.

FORMERLY or ."yAMEs' LOCK HOsPiTAL.'
IN New OsleaAo, La, (sseablishsd II 1850 ead Ses
IL lsst sig yeayo located In Chcago-the most sue.
cqoofDl opcaalst Of ~ age In the treatncnt g ~
diecasae Of . private nature-can De conndentlsIIy
s1~cale~6 = ~ oGce sad rooms - RAHDeLPn esn1gsA
S,cssrsrt IL Chronic, Mercurial, Syphilitc, Blood
snS nm Depasee, and all Disorder Of Contagious
Vecs,eai Charecter-whch be curts without the uee
~ renSy iodine petaaso, areenics or oDy p0o00,
IN Vith hi NsrTaALixRs positive cure FOR all hs-
6ofU oaa blood poiaCne.
- Noctufal and DiuruAl Emissione drought on BY
aS1oe Of the organ, early indescrson, sxcesses o.
hesiditafy causing loss OF memory. confusion. de'
preston, dimnees 81 vision, and often times insan.
x. with 1 deplosabc train Of other eymptorns-
treated and radically cured BY IN invaluable method,
savirg time and expense. All diseases peculiar 70
the ssaual organs Of private character radically
Old diseases Of the most horrible Glass, where the
blood hes become poieonsd-prodacing blctehes on
the face small wasry aims IN the head ano
bones-ulcerated throat and eefoo on tbe limos
and body, tcr0fula-together with an endless num-
bef sf sueSings enectually and permanently cured.
Da. JAM 10 recommended ~ me press " ' Y
ia ne6icsl prole1sion generally. Those amictsd
ahould apply to him and be cured q once.
N JAIRs can be consulted, conu0enuauy, " les-
Mr. p o. Boz CQG Chicago. Ill. enclosing stamp Tor
retYn anevcf: OF Il bis once ana paxlors. - Ram
dolph etreet. corner Of Dearborn street, from 4
=. 70 r. \. Ten separate rooms, md private en-
eoatact With each othsr. Evseything private end
81 1sbiisAsa, BY d.. james, I've lsnphlets, =
04l0isponaRA ard 0YF71ls, md both ee1S e
go 0Gnv11spo - ~ eeossoes - ssssavss 8 ~
Go, 9 49, 80 Ds0laosaanp. te
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-13
STEAM PUMP.

PAfsSsap n ENoLAHD AND FRANCS.
This Pump has received the Hi0nHss PnKnsun at
every Fair whore Il hes been exhibited. viz. New
YOsk Boston, Baltimore. Cincinnati, BuiAlo. eysa-
ease, Springfield and Worcester.
Il has no CYanks or Fiy-Wheel, and has no dead
poiets where will STOP consequently 10 always
feady to start without using starting haf and doeq
not require hand work TO get Il past the centre and
h the only Pump made that will work its steam
valve with water. consequenty r. always ready 10
start when the steam cylinder 10 allied with cold va
ter Of condemnation.
II has been uaed for more than eight Year, for fse
/ inR stationary STEAM BOILERS and has been uecd
more than ave years LOCOMOTIVES, and 10 shs
only Steam Psmp yet tried that 10 In every way adap
led for that use II has been extensively used for
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions, MIN
Ing Purposes. and Manufacturing Embellishments Of
every kind, with perfect II has been tested
IN the Nsvy and In consequence h recommended By
the Chief Engineer Of U. D. Navy, 10 b. used ut the
Navy Yards and ON Steamers. A Fire Engine II II
secemmended BY al lns. Companies. and 10 unvss-
eal1y adopted by the manufacturing companies IN
New England. Although We have bsen constantly
making adioss 10 Works, yet the rapidly incfse-
cling demand for Pumps has hitherto been great
Or than possible ps0ducfiOn but with recent 90.
lafgcment OF our Woska. end extensive addiucos %
our manufacturing facilities, We hope 70 - able TO
Tbs Proprietors ofYer this pnmp NJ the most Per.
feet Indcpendent steam Pump ever invented, ao0
for sim plicify and durability de1es cofnpettieu
For further Information address the Propris'ose at
their worke,
ivs-iy KNOWLES = sIBLEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-13
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE,
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

Beware OF Commercials Smiths Tonic Syrup has
en- eounterfeited, and the countefeiter brought tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09
Dry Goods.

The total valne of the goods usually cIassad
unG"r this heading arriving at this port in 1-67
~=s only eighty sin million dollars, against
one hundred and t~enty-siN million for the
year 1860. To raise the value of these amounts
10 green-back currency. ii i necessary To add
- per cent--5J per cent. for duties, and % for
premiums on gold. To these might b. added IS
more for freight Insurance. and other charges:
making the currrncy cost OF the goods lust dou-
bic what 1t appears to be. While the total
landed al the port during the year was ONLY
eghty-sIx million. the total thrown upon the
market was S9l-2i2-g95, showing a decrease of
the stock previously ieft ia bond of i've million
dollars.
There are no changes in the prices of leading
articles since our last quotations, worth noting
Dbleached cOitOns of the better styles are nm
~ held, the supply not being excessive and the
prospects OF rise in the price of the raw mate
nal leading TO the con yIction that an advance
III fabrics viii take place the opening of the
>Oring business. Bleached goods are in full
supply and prices do not show any tendency
upward. Prints are shade firmer in price
but the sales for the eek have been very small
Muslin de LANES are in moderate demand, but
the transaction, are on "a limited scale.
In ltalla:S there l. slight Improvement
from the clothing manufacturer Woolens OF
all descriptions arr inactive.
The trade in foreign dry goods il not in a
very satisfactory condition. There is very lit
tie doing; the steamers bring but few in voices
and our large importers prudently hesitate to
send out large orders until the prospects of 1863
take a more definite shape than they wear at
presently. y. Hpdependsnt 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09
LOOMING Up.

y significant feature of the Democratic cele-
b1t.ion of the Sth of January, last night, was
tn enthusiastically hopeful look worn BY the
participants. One wear ago the Democratic
committee had uphill work to raise the steam
To- q CT diiable Gel, b!aiion; this year il was
q, ciu'dly spontaneous and enthusiastic affair.
BRINGING Out more of our solid. sedate Demo-
car citizens than we ever remember to have
seen tOgt theT before on such an occasion. Every
body looked radiantIy hopeful Not a wrinkle
VS. 70 b. seen on the smiling face of the Presi-
deaf. The consciousness that my policy"
so much ridiculed one yeal ago, il now
tTtai' with respectful consideration, seemed
u IrradIate every lnsament of his face
Judge Black was exuberant spirits. and his
snpl" wig, which like Lord BrOugham's nose.
Bias fexihility making IT correspond to the
Workings of his cOUntenance. fairly danced
a. ~ mobile brOws went up and down in the
Cc''r- CI his buOyant remarks. Messrs. Doolt-
ID. Marshall, Ewing. Brooks, BLAIR, Hoover,
s1u the others. We're in th.. sunniest of moods
sIda neral AIR of cheerfi mess and trnst in the
god things Providence might have in store for
thr ID mOcracy peryaied the assemblage In
lAt', The Democracy heryabout, at least. wear
tisr ar of men who expect 10 WIN in the coming
IJ'-ldential compaien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09
EfEPTInCs.

We ARE AUTHoEIzIo To ANNOUNCE that the
1ssdies OF the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Pa:ter-
son and Mr.. S;ovCr, viii be ~ hc.,e on Moa-
oay evenings, aft'r seven O'Clock. The even
in hes l.'n fixed upon for the drawing-room
receptions of the ladies IN lieu of the afternoon
- CUT.Eg last SEASON. and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice
STFAREE COLFAX's RECEPTIoNs.-We are
au-bcTiD d 10 state th51 the receptions OfSpeak-
- Cclfax will commence on Friday evening
J~auary Eth, and continue during the season
o. every Friday evening thereafter. No time
HIS Vet ken fixed for the afternoon receptions
Of Mrs. and Miss Matthews, mother and sister
OF the Speaker.
MIS- POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
bold receptions on wednesday afternoons of
each week.
TiE LADIES or SECRETARY BEowxISG'S
PANTY will receive their friends. a. usual. on
Wrdne>day'S, from II TO O'Clock, p. m Resi-
dsHce ON Montgomery street, Georgetown
II, zhfS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09
Baltimore Market,

Dressed Hogs are still quoted steady at s9a
SS.25.per leo lbs.
Flour.-Holders remain steady AT previous
quotations.
Graln.-W heat market quiet but strady, very
httle prime or choice offering, we have OF "
TO notice sale of 100 bushels prime white nj
S2-5; 100 bushels prime red NJ - 81; 4OJ bushels
strictly choice Pennsylvania at - s.. (but lttl.
OF this quality receiyed;) 400 bushels good to
prime at - .4TaS25j. Corn was in fair supply
Yesterday. 12.41gbh shells wi ite and bushels
yellow offered. market fell off lace on white
and yellow: included i'm the sales We're 3,nOl
bushels prime dry white AT II ~: 1.OOJ bushels
fair do. at SI.t-aS12C; $50 bushels damp do at
-. 1}aS1I9 212 Bushels damp blue-eyed at 81 N5.
$50 bushels prime Pennsylvania yellow at 81 -:
l.50 bushels prime Western mixed at n price
not transpired. Oats-5.44p bushels Offered,
with sales of 1-500 bushels at 15c. and 2OJ do.
M nc.
Provisions are very quiet, though the mar
ket generally remains steady. We quote for
bulk shoulders 9a9Y cents for loose and
packed; rib sides, 10Y cents. Bacon-lIYalIX
cents for shoulders, u a12k cents for rib sides,
l2a, alb cents for clear rib-iobbing sales only
hams, l6is alS cents, latter for sugar cured
Me>s pork ~ J0aS3} per barrel Lard is in
4uired Tor; stock light; retail sales of city ana
western at 49, cents, and Baltimore refined at
l. cents per pound in kegs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

lHE MARYLAND LEGIsL ATURE-Gor Bos-,,,s
i'dHSsToI AooTesS.-l here was but little leyis-
i'l'lNe business transacted IN either House We.
nEoay, the inauguration OF the Hon. oien
fCH"- the Governor elect being TIN. principal
I'.HCTr OF The day. In the beginning of hrs
4auEbrai address, the Governor saws that he
HueiAns from any suggestions upon Stat. leg
l-iasieh tresiuse of the constitution proyidtns-
uat u" snail not enter upon the discharge
90 uie executive duties until the exnIra
SGH Oi the term for which the nrasan,
ne unib+ Mt Was elected. unless the offce no
'oiii"s vacant by death, resignation a. and
IN "a prUc"s u 10 avOw briefly the the views of
--iuOEaI ahaIs expressed by the people of
ctaTN lahd NJ the recent election. he said in
N'toIhg tht restoration of the Southern States
q "a" hiOn- the control of suffrage F,y th,
S-at- themselves, white supremacy ali The
country oNrr- the cultivation Of fraternaI love
- wen me Stat :. sc. The voice of thu r,eopIa
IL sll th~ lat elections Is referred 10 as sustain
IHt ttr % urse OF tie President IN his issu with
IN ~ - he lndigHity To Maryiand in den vine,
a'4-I,is-foh 10 a representative OF the Stale In
"a hiisd States Senate - referred to- and the
mop Pressed thar, now that iYnpea chrnent has
D. "A sttiIs 81, and there will b. no need 10 rra
Nri-t lilt new SENATOR from sitting in iudgrnan+
vi on The President, he may b. permitted to
u ke hi place. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

ANUSENENTs N New YOEx.-FrOm the
Internal Revenue returns of the several places
% aIHu~s ments in New ORR and Brooklyn II
app-aTs that their gross receipts for the last
Year amounted 70 ~ 1851. of which sum. over
hall million of dollars were paid to So. th.
sl'"C iaCular piece called the Black Crook
Counting tine money paid for hacks boauets.
groves, extra toilets. su1p-rs, and other expcn-
dltnTts incident to attending PLACES of amuse-
hifht- inc whole cost would aggregate not tar
IRON S5-Ut.tst. a. m most cases the mere price
OF admission i the smallest item of exp,nse
his, IN the face Of stasnafiOn in trade and hard
times generally, may BE- regarded a. a rather
formidable showing, ana goes towards confirm
ing the doctrine used by many. that in unsettled
al.G Oppressive times. places ofamusements are
most prosperous, a people then resort To them
10 ind relief from espOnding thong hts and un-
PHEASANT forebOdings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

Hon. Mr. SHELLABARGER.-We sincerely
trust there Is no truth in the statement We find
current in our exchanges 20 the effect that the
affection from which this gentleman is suffering
Il OF such a character a TO make necessary his
Withdrawal from public life At an early period
Nj. >hellabarger has won for himself a. an
able and fair legislator, reputation of which
almost any man OF the present day might he
proud; and when the service of men of has
ability are lost TO the public. it IL matter for
To- more than mere partisan regret, it Is a NJ
t.susl los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

IHS- SIIrAIIoN IN EUEoPE-The Yoaf,,pr
css Soir, 81 faris, Yesterday says dispatches
have b,tn Iecsl,td b. the minister OF For,.ign
Afia p from the diplomatic represents tiye- of
EIanc" abroad, " hich show that the speech of
ih~ fulp' ror on New Years day j. accepted As
= pledge of p ace. The fiattcring manner in
v hich Baron Won Goitez was received was
highly gratifying 10 Germany. and the terms
~ which the Empe or addressed him wer. EN-
inF nfiy satisfactory 10 the Prussian Govern
. nnt Tours and Amiens have both elected
thn opposition candidate TO the Corps Legis-
latif
"A long and animated discussion an the Prus-
s'an CHAMBER of Deputies. growing out OF the.
"Tlest OF Herr Twestenu. terminated yesterday
Vim decided victory for the Liberal party
RESOLUTIONS taking strong grounds in favor of
freedom Of speech. and the inviolabiIity of the
i's mbsrs of the Diet, We're adopted by a ma-
jOrIty Of thirty.
Aenabrea claims that the Italian ministry
NV Reconstruction. will be supported by a
working majority of thirty We mernL-rs in the
Bouse Of Deputies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09
lewis Johnson 4 Go. quote stocks and bond:

N home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-First Board-U. S. 6's
ii, coupon, 1UsS; 52O's, 1S62. coupons, 1855. !;
l-6i, ex-coupon, Ittj 1861 coupons, LOG &; 1865
coupon. new. l0i "a: 5.20's, 1s6I, coupon. l94H
it.iOs, coupons. lt2 1905, second, 10iA 1.3D's,
third, 1Ui q Pacific Mail, 11iX: Atlantic Mail
ll2H; Canton. +9A,; Cumberland, 35k; Quick
silver. 237s; MaripOsfl Z; DO. preferr'd, IA,
y. y. Central, l207s Erie.Iih do. prefrr'i, ~
Hudson. 13S7. Reading 93 .; Michigan Central,
ltsS: Michigan southern, o6h: Illinois Central.
15j; Cleveland Pittsburg, 9Ix; Northwest
ern, 5S7s; do. preferred. ia; Cleveland and
Toledo.10l = Rock j Island, 96 y: Fort Wayne,o9R
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, Biz; W u
Telegraph, $50; Boston Water Power, ~;
Gold. 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The rates fOr loans in New YORK are triHe
higher than last week, but loans were freely
oisTCd ~ per cent. on Goyernasents, and m y
ney IL abundance could 10 had al on nike
cC,!atcral>. CONNER 'ial pa 'er rules IT 10 70.
The hank, are liberal in discount. God has
advanced in spite Of ihe large diSburs ementS ;
from the Trpa- ury, the efiect Of then. having
been fully ;iuticipaied. L Ie opening transac-
ton Of tho week show very strong upwa ID
Y1gy.rnrut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09
To-day'> New York Markets.

bF ItIRrdpD.J
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Flour jalO cents lower
Wheat lar cents lower. Corn one cent lower
Rye duh. Oats one cent lower. Pork dull:
Mess sd. Lard quiet at u Ha134 cents. Whis-
key nominal. Ashes quiet. Barley and Peas
nominal. Cotton quiet at 16a1Ga cents for Mid
ding Uplands. Freights firm Spirits Tur-
pentine more steady at 51H. Rosin is quiet AT
IS for strained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09
STCAV.

MUsIcAL-The Baltimore papers are enthu-
siastic in praise of Miss Jenny Busk. who i
giving concerts in that city. Tnev saw that her
voice - Is possessed of great compass and j. as
~ 80 a. silver bell At her coacert. mr..
o. HFsoay ana Thursday next she VIII b.
assisted By Joseph HerInanns the great basso
III remembered IN this city, and by Sig
PJznan>ki, yiolinist o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

80 The supreme Court of Pennsylvania re-
&. ariy dccidCd fEai drawing chez K on a bank
IL iich ;hC drawer has NO fund.-, and utter
IN IL. l. f.sud both on the person to whom il
J. nscotiated and he hank, and that il il
& aud IN tn, holder of check 10 present IL for
PAWN II when be knows the drawer has no
fr.lifS Ia the hank 20 meet IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

" he New York Tribune iImaaae for Isss.
r"tri'ed from the publishers, presents the usual
NaInaoIe eharaetcrIstics of this ALMANAC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

a. NJ. Perry Hannat, OF Traverse CITY.
-. hss offend 10 such OF the scholars in the
4 g; iiC schoOi OF that village, on next examina-
Li,l t':ty. a. hail not have lost more than five
uliauuS b taTdiness, one dollar each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

JOHN BEoUGHAM on "His Last Legs" at the
National Theater tonight and in his own great
burisSque of -.Pocahontas-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

The FROZEN Truth" viii BE- told by Mark
i vain al MetzerOtt Hall tins evening. Rather
a cold subject but Mark expects to thaw his
audience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

- Prom French and Richardson, agents for
lou . 70 reprints, We have BiaekcooEs Rtya-
E'nf and NORTH british RerisIV for December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-09

81 young lady Good Templar AT Bath.
Seubsn county, the other evening expIainsd
h'r lo-ition on the cider question, in CONVERSE
ton with n young gentleman of the same order
s.Ab." said she, Il got out of IL nicely when he
asked me n drank cider. OfcourSe answer
81 No. \ Ou $50 since father bought that barrel
nom mr.. H. that you like so well. / have
aiv ays used n straw, for 1 knew our officers
y I'd not ask me anything about sucking"