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The national Republican., 1868-12-11
Government Sales,


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Person. yshinI complete list. o. the stores to be
S$:.Is u sE's Ss,sIssl
Pr grOvst Lieut.. Col. U. s. A.. commanding.
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Tsi e 81 ST 81 TRsd sf
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Small Arms. various models.
PSTts PSfi: j aarllRiRii:as'b fIlliii:Is Bits,
PtI!s q Arms, various models.
Sid 8Hiaas Hope.
sssIsPIfOn, wrought and east,
sM9shlssssrS. ss1sS sssSSi.
Old 6rindstones.
Gpn Stocks, various stages,
Loi ofWisdoy Frames. ..
MowinE MSshias.
ifsoIiIS3Esi oiS Sized. &c.
sSss 'qS Psrss fs.HR hass s
thsm%ilL bOsuppliOd by apply b ihs GsH%asd:
aoi1.td Brcvot Major, Il sSS oSSmsnsin;s.
SALE op SRbRksSEE SSRRbbRRkssSEEs sroaEss. oSahEassAsos AND
viii be az sSld a. public suotiSn. st P0rt MSnrSs
s asy s fSss SSnHs Y 10 SeC.i SSspAY
lri5sS SSs1iIy Of stores. consisting part Of tho
a; ;;'s: I'd :s "a, sss ss
" 1WrSusht iron gun carriages and cast iron
Large quantity Of artillery implements and
IA s;s sS sAss :.rds ..S e .ss. ssss
of various eaiibres.
R,sss %S$i ssfs ss; ssdJ e s1aSs: sIass ''lS'
lse Rihed muskets, altered to percussion, cal.
E$sSssa iSa;G :TssSi sss. az S,ts
sssPSSEEtatssEg, TIass its,. and .hsi shot guns
22 No, o. and nusieians' swords.
and small arm appendages,
AEtilIery and cavalry bits and iron parts for
| q, ,616 Cartridge bags, (hannel and sefEe,)
Rope and corn Backs,
| Blaoksmithk', cAIpenters', BAddlers' and ar
| mOrera' tools, Ge,
Thirty days viii be allowed for the removal Of
eannonl fourteen days for all other stores
Terms Of sale; 10 Per cent cash to be paid on day
| OF sale, balance on delivery OF the goods.
catalogue Of the nrtielos @ be sold win be fur.
nished upon application at this Arsenal, or at the
| Ordnance Otnoe, Washington, d. @.
The ofdeer making the sale reserves the right to
bid In and suspend the sale Whenever the bidding
does not come up to the limit that may be hxed by
proper authority on some OF the articles, or when
ever the Interests OF the United 6tAss his opin.
T, o. BAYLOR,
de3td ~
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

sssn Ines .n3 hasn. sspPss: q snS care St oi
r, H Hayenner,, Freight Agent a. Alexandra,
charge other than our regular tariff rates,
CommutAtiop Passenger Tickets between Alex
cheap rates, ..'"
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
those places and points, are issued at
reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE,
noy-u 0enerAl eupeIl nte dent. y
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

aRArr AND CoLrAx CLUE or tn. FiyTH
AND SIXTH WARps.--Last evening this club
held Its regular weekly meeting In Bellows
south, the president, ]. l.. Vensble, ESQ, In
The Committee appointed a, their last meet.
ma making. IL .ass W..sins,on % canal @ ser servicssSis 70 %
dissrshcs OF opinioa Of the snsinssfs, they
sS unable ..a ..sss & . ssyy sy rs:
br. WIN. Boyd offered a serie. Of resolu.
',n nnd as hG.s Ss shs
denouncing the Mayor for the stand he had
taken in regard to the canal Improvement On
f shsy were aS@,aea lild Sn ths ssss,
tion to the Interview with the Mayor relative
to the sgpoiotment Of lsmP.lishters in the
rom b,.ne .he%pips pG ,sst he ward % wa. pspt
to blame because ofits failure to recommend
MI. Gibson moved that a committee Of Ave
further Investigate the matter In regard to the
lamp.llshters. After considerable debate, the
On molten Of Mr. wm. geron, the thank. Of
the club were rendered to MI. conness, for the
resolution introduced by him In the Senate,
to further the eight. hour eaIse
the recommendation for an amendment to the
Constitution, to be called the 18th amendment,
requiring every State to have q republican
form OF government and recognizing universal
franchise, and declaring that STATE could not
be republican In form unless manhood suffrage
is incorporated in their State constitution,
never TO be revoked or repealed but through
conviction Of crime not pardoned. The reso-
luton was adopted by Is to 4.
DR.. Boyd and Mr.. VIM. Beron made speeches
in favor OF female suffrage; after which the
| club adjourned.
GESTLEMRN's PANrALooss.-The largest
rs.fr. raA lx, "a ns,h la na
| open for inspection at Geo. U. Henning's, No.
| 5il Seventh street. Good cashmere panta.
| looms from u to Is. Fashionably cut panta-
looms, OF desirable patterns, for %, u, ts, %
| and lio. One Price Only-in plain figures.
NArLoR BRorHxns' srABLEs are on E street,
| between Thirteen-and-a.half and Fourteenth
streets, opposite Wilard's Hotel. 1t 10 scarcely
| necessary to say anything further. for every.
body who drives or rides at all knows that
Majors horses are fast, sure, and safe.
NATIONAL BRtoKLAYRRs' UsioS.-A meet
Ing Of the delegates Of this union will be held
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

LARCENY AND PERJuRY.-Emanuel Lewis
oolored, was arrested on Wednesday BY Ofieer
OF coal from Patrick Murphy. He was taken
before Justice Thompson, when two colored
friends, Thomas Garter and Layina Whitta.
such afidavlts as justified their arrest on
charge OF perjury, and they were committed
on that charge. Garter had In his possession
two Masonic sleeve buttons, which Lieuten'
ant Johnson took possession Of, believing
them to have been stolen.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

LA GRAND VIcronIE 10 now the novelty for
ladies, a skirt which combines the panier and
Anacker. Mr.. Charles Baum, the celebrated
hoop-skirt and corset manufacturer, is the only
agent Of the District, at his place, bl3 Seventh
afreet, between d and Z.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

fined daily for permitting their cows to tres.
pass on the City Hall lot, and yesterday
Matthew Cook was fined s5 for this cause.
poor people, who cannot help their cows
straying away, and II 10 doubtful whether
they are justly Imposed so long as there 10 a
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

ODLssA PASIER CoLLArsIso SKIRT, the
latest aud greatest novelty out, can bc OBJ.
tanned Of Douglass d Bro. sole agents, 6oa
Ninth atreet.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

NATIONAL BRIoKLAyRRs' UsioS.-A meet.
Ing Of the delegates Of this union will be held
In this city on the llth OF January next, when
as they represent about 10000 brlcklayers.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

A Rich "rURSoUT."-New York, with its
Central Park, boasts Of its elegant equipages,
and Justly, too; but we confess we were some
what surprised, In view of our bad streets,
particularly In the winter, that the Nailof
Brothers should display so much enterprise
and liberality as to rival New York In the ele-
gance and magnihcence OF their "turn-outb." +"
At their stables, on + street, near Fourteenth,
are several establishments which cannot be
beat One an elegant carriage, with circular
glass front, gold mounted, and French book
Beokhaus & Allgair, Philadelphia, with pair
Of high mettled, fat and snowy dapple greys,
and a set Of harness really superb, richly and
elAborately mounted with genuine gold, made
In this cityi another close-paneled coach,
mounted with silver, and presenting a very
unique and entirely new and novel appear.
anoe, the body being painted olaret and black,
and the running gear bright canary color
attached to this one was pair OF hne blood
bays, with rich, silver-mounted harness.
Nailor Brothers turn out the above and sew
| eral others, with drivers in full livery, when
desired, either by the hour, day, week or
month.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11
Railroad Routes,

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fs s!;..:s sssi .lS f III
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go. f,i&$ ri rlSS$
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L..,. w..pisssos. aSSs1 ron dsa' Maryland Av..u.
Depot "e@ a Ass6MspAr II TRAINS. -.
ID afksis ks. .ts.a.Hss .I..l. =. t:.Ps
n fs:.s. .. ;S.. S.s S.ss.:s
RALrlMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
x5Ra xS.. saS THf n wEs I
no" run :" f'niSi gSs I'i Ib'iHLrIxoRx
'.s s':,i a. S,s ~ ;'; n sSS - M '
Lev. a.ily creep, sand.S. Al % and o. .sos. m.
and , and %op ySSR On ASsAroLIs
L..y:M,sHs.ss5 YEA. !. toSp. N. Not train to or from
IoR Gh hbsHYHsTREAAJ5AK sYsRA5AK
Leave s5s w %af Y saf2f,Sss. y G,s e anG '"p' n'
sSs IN q iet Pssfs & 81 81 iii 4 4 RsHsr
IS s. s.;:sssS !. = = n ma N "a. n
p.s!ss s ss.i s...iSs via G .rsias from % BsilSo1c %
e x. Wa r. can b. had
w.sSiSsioh station flsis. Once al ali hour. IN ihs
New Tsr. q Ph,lssslRS,. n & sad Boston. see ad.
. -y-. 4 Master Il Il 1f.n.pd1istiGsn. l. %5asStEis
ti6 cGhs a5Ssfs fs:f s.a.I Tasi.s ass.'w 'wAuou
bSF sb pE1 P5fR
rr.l.. s..y,.s ws.Sinas;h iR asa II Nov Tois ar.
i'sy: daily tsisspt sunday At 500 a m, 1880
Il L.s,s q daily t'is'Ds sond.T' asOo. 50
L..,. 70. New Ga GSri sTsSta} y m. and pAl.d.
p: sS:.s.s. ass % p m train sal,
ssss % !. ia Z. sSs s's hHa
See ssiaincr. and Ohio Railroad ,.ay.rtl.sn.n.
napoiis. and the West =. WILSON.
drS SGESo G5osas sissF;l t.;s asfis a.Esses xs;s
IS8s i fSs !sv4a g.p s89 lSsgs
o. an, ", S.TEFS sSsfsBfk ffsEBBkkkGEHssT q ls train. will
w.shiaTtcn eSS.@. Baltimore l2%%.
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THE GREAT poggLE;TRAcK ROUTE
s.S s Rss:
sS.a % SST hs Ps ::
n Sis. EaAIS, Ess,Ss s3R7u
.AssasS az % R.l.iasI. 3 k6oHsssrHss s ana and
&; :: ,ifE E.1s:. a'G''' n saSs
os: :srs.l y y, isS' iss s sa
avenue under National Hotel, where reliable infor-
si;s:SsS $sS., %Is a%s.
'' Corner sixth q. "a psssa: s;sPSs;
ESs, YOUNG. General P.i''is;6 R.I,iIs.. ihSsst Ma
PHlLADELrHHlIAAt6 HlIAAt6RE xlknIERa6I0bS knitR62b AND BAL
rsins SGs%sff Ys.as fGssdsat street d:pO. Salt
ms%Ss; wy Mi iGilGSs Tr M philadelphia. and Way Sta.
ySastiSn win irsiHs fsr al Station. on tho Della.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
q go a n m connecting at Perryviile with train
Express fGsin for Phiiadelphia and New York
at rs D. m. connecting at wllmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between VIII
mi n Eton and Harrington,
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and Inter-
mediate Stations at 6p, m.
Express Train for Philadelphia at e;35 p. m.
Express Train for New York at 10 D. m, con :
Meeting At Wilmington with Express Train for
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at 8;55 p. m.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres.
more street Persons puroh Asing tickets Ut ONCE,
Baltimore street, can have thelr baggage checked
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent.
A LgxANDRIA, LoQPovS AND HAMPSHIRE
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

POINT or Rocks RoAD.-The temporary
track OF the Metropolitan branch OF the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad was completed on
Murray 10 now pushing the work through
Mrs. Gales place, The force, after tempo
rary injunction had been obtained from the
courts here to restrain any interference with
the work, resumed work on Monday, and, as
above stated, are now at work In the county
The national Republican., 1868-12-11
Steamboat Lines,
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

NEW MRRcHANTs' STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
KSlsHfT hs T IA jSas S rs SissSs vii s's%sr' E @
SsttSii, sE5%Ps 81 snisss soRTSER RRTSSih; k
TOWN. a. folleysi
sE I'd IT,. III fE';
iI;iit s$sBsr TSssRhEAi $5sslasl isai:; ~!
Ts: a' = sGa ss r. a.:
pared to lake through freight at much reduced
aoas BSss Bi1tss g sns So 9Gi. &
t;sP Ri,i1 ihsat 3. 'sssssa si * the
aass Ss' sSt %Ss 5pSfSE S 5r & &d5sFisf
'fs SsT below NV FSSSRFs;SSS RsS;iiFs;SS President
THE STEAMER COLUMBIA 80.
's %;ISs;$9 sa% !StS 0' $500
Noon iSs|ssts %iSsissiY y t$$fiiSsIIstI:a every
~ p "a sP FaI FsPfati alisi sa:
Tfos. W. Riley SON. Agents.
nysO.ufm A.,As foo, d fRlSss RissysusS SSstSs ssIs:,
POTOMAC TRANsPoRTATI0N LINE,
For Way Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore,
making Connections At Aqua Greek with
the kehmond, FIederioks burg
and Potomac Railroad,
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. A, q. Elekls, will
is1sS .,1ss, gfSltppU,s: RS.,p rtsE k9 H5h,
p. m. and arrive at the Sixth street wharf al A.
m;J THURSDAY, IL deliver freight.
put on the route,
EEs EEEi;'sss .s:f is:s'SsS issvs. sl AZ
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf. .washingtol, PC.
mLs:e@ ia Lishtst MhAIL 6altImats
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Fiiher.-This court
was occupied during the whole session yester-
day with the new trial Of Henry Galloway,
charged with an attempt to rape Ann Lem.
for this offence Rt the last term, and found
guilty. The court then set aside the verdict.
The case was reported In full at the hrst trial
few months ago The trial yesterday showed
no new facts. The Jury found the prisoner
guilty OF assault and battery only,
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

between ThIrteen-And-a.haif and Fourteenth
streets, opposite willard's Hotel. It scarcely
necessary to say anything further. for every.
body who drives or rides at all knows that
Majors horses are fast, sure, and safe.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11
M kRf1Sal@rSt.

Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, at sA.
N; and P. ". for Leesblrg; Leave Leesburg for
ConnectlnE at LeesbuTg with PeAcock's Line Of
nrst.elass Coaches. which leave Lessbnrg on
ton, Pufeeliyllle. sntekersville, Berryyille.
wIncsss,sr and Ssp9n spriSgs; setSSrning lepsye
days.
Leave Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays.
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
AiddleburE at Sp. m.
Leaves Middlsburg tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat.
urdAys, alta. m, and arrives at Lsesburg at ~
m, and tpor rnilroadl arTiyes at Alexandria at 5
more the same day.
Prom and after June s., the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to CApon Springs.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

W6kFP,IEEEo PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

!. n !,.! A!S Il % ~:
ustii further aetiss, Gessi f.sssnssr Ttsins vii
run bstwesh washtnEton and Aisxandha as fol.
The national Republican., 1868-12-11

rHsouoH rRIfsl
:, Leave Wzsnfssros. from MARYLAND Avenue
''p''' w SUNDAY TRAINS. ~,
Ls,y. whssHmYarYs. frcT n5yissSa xSsuSe
LHAyR ALExASDRtA. from corner 81, Asaph
and King streets, a. 9 ard 70 a. y. and and
stsWPM. 9. Al sTBvkNs, snisupL,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

choicest and most costly character, carved
furniture. plate glass, richly chased sets o.
rsrest plate. picturssby the old and modern
masters, . library Of books gorgeous 10
true calf and Turkey morocco. oil arranged
with aa exquisite eye for harmony, and oil
sssulsg'y without straisins after sdbct--
Here We wers Welcomed, and here, With
the noble>h.ar:ed proprietor, his son Hay
ward, = worthy chip Of the cid block, and
the hospi,abls lady Of the house, ws felt
what happy home aud cheerful converse
could do. Separated from the house js
private billiard room, where psrtiss cas re-
lax from ssverer cares and enjoy at leisure
10 the king Of gumes.
la addition to this palace, built and fitted
by the hands Of commercial enterprise and
deserved success, DR.. S;hsnck has in the
city his winter residence. a high stoop,
marble house, fitted with every csmiert,
appliance and modern improvement. Thus
lives he propristes Of the leading tonic Of
the day, and the founder, unaided, Of .
coloss Il fortune.
Hale and hearty, fifty five years Of age,
: long life, We trust, is yet before him, du-
ring which hs may enjoy oil those COM
forts and luxurics which he has 30 fortu-
naisly acquired and richly deserves. Our
visit TO his place 10 . green spet in life'a
history. and We shall always remember
with pleasure The eld-fashioned quilting
and equally old-fashoned hospitality We
sxperienesd st Schsnok's Station.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

WESTERN UNION RllLROAD.

0oOEB - DAEeCB 0AO0UO ~ 80
North, Northoast 1 Northwest,
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
i Island daily, ct s:lS o'cleck a. n and 4:lo e'clk
p. m, making close connections with trains - fol-
iows:
AtPORT BYRON. traine On this road lssve lnne-
diateiy On arrival Of trains from Reck Island, na-
king close eonnsetions at the following points:
Al FULTON, WITH trains from and to Cedar Hapiees
BoonsboFu, 1arshaltown, Council Blnhs, Omahas
and all points On the Union Pacific Railloe0.
Al SAVANNA, with daily line Of Packets e aod
from Dubuque and ssl points % the Upper Aissis-
sippi River.
At FkERPORT, With trains On the Illinois Central
Ralroad for the North and eouth.
At CLINTON. witA trains for Janesvil!ss nadieon,
Prairie dn Chien. Ia Crosse, Watertown. Fond Gu
Lac, Oshkosh, Green BAY. and psints in Northern
Wisconsin, Iowa ana Minnesota.
At kAC1NE, with trains for Milwaukee. KenoenA.
Wankegan snd Chicsgc. Also with "BeIle City
Line 6seaRerp'' for the East. Ferry Beat leaves
Davenport = 5:4s \. n. Tine-Davsnpsrtt to Du-
Nuque-1 hours.
Psceesgess by tAking this route will ssvs both
tine and money. -
IA. COTTON, Asst oup't
I. Q. DUNCAN. Aessts Uavsoped
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
DIED.

Al the residence Of Jshn Weller. Rsq., Sunday
evening, Dec, 91th, At 9 O'Clock. MRS. MARY ..
OSBORN, aged % years.
The fhaerAi will take place on Wednesday Of this
week, II o'clock, A. n. frsn the n. 3. Church,
Linn Grove, Scott County.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

HANDSOME PREsENr.-Wsl learn that Mrs.
Peter Davis boardsrs presented her with
. valuable Get Of furs ~ Christmas pres
snt. all Of which speaks we'll for that
boarding house.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
Regenan's Genulne Cod Liver
OH.

Oh.
Our Cod Liver Oil is warranted pure
NEWFOUNDLAND OIL. II has steed the test
Of twsuty ys.rs' experience, and can b
relied on in every particular. Ito superior.
ity over that prepared On our ewn sea shore
10 shown BY the numerous cures performed
BY Il when the inferior oils had been tried
without effect. The uniform good quality
Of our OIL has given Il the preference ever
the numerous brands in the market, and
has elected the highest esmmsndatiss from
eminent phosicians. Manufactured BY
Hsgsnan 4 Co., Chemists and Druggists,
and sold bv Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

BIsaop's Church Sabbath School have
their christmas festivities this evening at the
Opera House. A christmas tree and re
frsshnsnts will bs the order Of the evening
all should attend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

TnR custom Of keeping open house on
New Years day, 20 popular in Eastern
cities, 10 fast coming into practice here in
the West. The number who will observe
this custom on New Years day will be
much larger than last year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
THE CITY.

The light fall Of snow yesterday, WAS al
most sufficient for good sleighing. A little
more aud ths bells will jingle happy new
year all over this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

M. Eprss s:-Allsw ne, through yeuf
paper, to return my sincere thanks te the
members sf ny sonsregatiou fer their pleas
ant surprise % Christmas eve, and the
present Of $3.50 10 msney.
9. n. ANpgneOn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
R~val Dslxlnr Pew DER.

Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder dess it. Ask yeur grocer
for il, aud take ne ether. lt,is decided
improvement over any ether.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
MARRIED..

Al the residence Of the brides father In Buffalo
Iowa, Saturday, the Goth inst. bv the Rev. Jamsl
0hallsn, Mr.. CHARLES +. ELNRS, Of Chicago
to MISS CLARA n. CLARK.
Chiea 20 Dapera plt aso copy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

MsanY CanlsrxAs - ALL-PasEyix
Nusp HALL-Harrisen street. between
Third and Fourth streets. The Managers
take great pleasure in stating to the eiti>
ssns Of Davenport and vicinity that they
have At great trouble end expense engaged
. company sf drst-slass psrferosrs from
ths principal EastSen theatres, who win ap-
psar ssssy uight in ell ths latest novelties
Of the day. Grand opening night, Thurs
day, Dse. 24,h. Admissien Is ssatsy fss
which rsfrsshmsats will b givsu q the
bar. dec2S det.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

Mr. PRocEEDs.-Ths net proceeds Of the
recent Catholic Fair and Festival Was up
wards Of 81 SEQ. A good weeks work, Ia
bs sure, and result we'll deserved by eul
Catholic citizens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
To.Dav'e Advertisements.
Store for Sale.

At TEE CORNER OF SECOND AND HAnRI
"A sON Streets, new occupied by John l.. Yoeckler
% meat market. tits a. exeellant bueineee stand
Applyto JOHN YOx0kLkR.
dec20 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
Burtis Opera House.

NEW y EARS EVE,
December 3l-t.
A GREAT MUSICAL TREAT The OLD
NOCALlSTS AND
Swiss Bell Ringers
Tlrst Appe hero a.ncc their return frcn Eu-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

WHEN yes ore IN want Of Burnstfs Co.
ls3ne, DO not let the druggist sell you sal
other kind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

Yo0 oon sd fully 000sh01H q
- ~ AasataliSy Of ysas 1asess 80 0assiaeo4oc1
visA 1ssss sass ssl stsiAisg sspsaes. - seoDs(
easssrnoss wasss sf DssDssty. 3hoyea eooGDsl
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Me- sss reqsirsd: bat Il 10 net - snssauay waA
psoosas
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vstivs ana Waterproof on Dlsehing. Designed sa|
pssssly for Boots ans shsss.
Thirty Years In Market aAlI
ossA has bseu The eoastant iacesas'rs dcnsn1 ~
tAsss asiielss can new bssasily asd chsaply sSsan
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

GoeD Exouon.-Ths average daily earn.
iugs Of the Rock Island and Moline railway
since the day Of starting has been t56.
The running expenses have been $25 per
day-making a clear profit Of $3l per day.
Coed enough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

EloousNcE.-Dr. P. D. Randolph, Of
Louisiana, the celebrated eetoroon (nsphsw
Of John Randolph, Of Roausks). will give
. series Of oratiens in ths Burtis Opera
House. The first on Friday evening, 'Jau.
let. Subject: my Journey from Nsv
York to Jerusalem and the nsoy strange
things saw on the way" The following
are ,hc opinions Of the press
DR.. Randolph delivered an oration TO q
vast and attentive audience. This
magnificent effort at once places him, not
only in the front rank Of American speak
ers, but gives him = prominent position
among the worlds best thinkers. Such
splendid eloqusncs was never before heard
within the walls Of that grand old hsll.-
NJ r. Tribune.
lie combines the excsllsnciss Of Cough,
Douglas and Harry Vincent, but is far
greater crater than either more pathetic,
vigorous and powerful he il . complete,
and absolute master Of his art, and dscid
sdly the equal, If not the superior Of his
great relative, John Randolph, Of Roanoke.
Ala Californian.
"He is = thrilling speaksf-sublimely
eloquent nt-entertaiping an audience at will
mar. of rare power. - Rhite-side Sentinel.
Doors open OF : o'clock p. m. Admis.
sion IS cents to oil parts Of the house.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28

II yeur druggist dent have it send Is to
DR.. Welcott, ITO Chatham sqnsrs. New
York. and you will get pint Of Pain Paint.
tr six pints Of Aonihilater, fres . cxpress
charges.
tnPoRrANr DncovsRY.-At | .e,nedy
~ asthma has been feund in \ Whit
ee0b's Remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-28
RAILROADS.

A. Chisage With all Eastern Rsutse.
A. Jslist With @. 4. 1 8. l.. =. r. for Dleen.
jsgtss, Springfield, Ac.
At LsSells with I. G. r. r fer DunleitA, b.
Louis, Cairo, Ae.
A. Pond Creek With Q. b. 4 q. =. =. for Bar.
llngton, Ksokuk and Quincy.
4 Peoria with ?. p. I J. n. r. Ac.
Al Dss Msinss. Iewa City, and Washingtsn
vita Western Stage Co. . Stages, for all psints
West. Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coeshes en oil Night trains. Threegh
Tickets for sale anA ADaggage ehssssd % Pfis-
eipal EastsFn Cities aAd Tewns.
PA. HALL, Asst Cen. 0upA. OAieass.
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