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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

-, lIOO1O mDrnCon.
y Telegraph Jsss 70.
Pork-Quist, sS.0oD1e.6o.
Lard-Dull end nominal.
Bscon-ehouldsrs. -; clear sides. II.
Flour--Dull and lower.
Whsat..Dull; buyers s6esiae lower prices.
Germ Mixed at 81. and ee6s7 for choics
white.
Oats--7lo7A.
Rye-0ales q l.loDl. 20.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
COM N e RCuAL.
EDAvonpoFt N arket Report.
OSvlcs OF sns DAVENPORT Dss caAf,
June 22th. 1855.

FLorR-W holesais. tl0 40; retail, ell
WnsAs-No. !, $3.50, No. ?. el.70. No. 5
81. 400el.e0.
BAaABY-No quotations..
OASs-e6c.
Rvs-Nominal. and no quotations.
OOnH-70c.
Onions None in the market
PerAYons-75c.
BuSsss-25e. per b.
Eoss-l7Xc.
hAv-0ood Timothy ell.o0 per ton. Upland
Prairie $1,000 per ton. Slough. $500
CoAl-6oft-l6 csnts Per bushsl. Delivered
1oc.
AsrsaAass-At yard @ls.eo per ten. De-
livsred olS.0e per ton.
WooD-oe. 0oOo7 90. pee Cee1.
CHOCOLATE AND COC0A-We quote %
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EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS.

Statement of MIR Donlel vince.
lock, ~ Mollno, HI.
through the Influence Of ~ friend, the Rev.
Cherries L. Baleh, Of Galesbursh, ILL.,, (who him.
sslfis under DR.. Lghthill's eare.)I called On
Dr.. Lighthill q the Burtis Houes and had On
operation performed On my ear for the cure Of
dssfnsss u 70 ysars standing. sssssd Dv c.
tas,h. am happy 10 ststs the operation. wss sue.
csn. end ny hearing 10 greedy inprevsd.
DAME L. WnnosocK,
Moline, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

Chicago Live Sleek Market.
By Telegraph June IS.
Receipts -0attls, % ears; hogs, los cars, sheep
. cars.
Cattls--Dull. Extra. S16oo. %; fair u good.
e.2507 so; stoeksrs. 3. 269l.7S
Hogs-Dull Extra, e.621<0e15: good to
choice S.3S1e -.
sheep Choice. 4.7sos.oo; good, I. oool 50.
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New York Market.
~ Telegraph Juas y.
Cotton--Qsist middihg uplaads, u.
TlOuf-Dull At 51O07 80 for super etate and west.
esn: 7.O9s o extss state 5.soosSo for sxtra
western gO0013 90 for h. II. o.
whsat-Dall ead eroepins: expost demand AN
ing on; new amber 0eosgia at 2.7o.
Rye-Dull and heavY.
Corn-Closed bsttef. At ies0l Of IL for mixed
western anoat and higher mixed nearly yellow 10
for old mixed western IN store.
Oats-One-half cent lower; q 1-20 81 western IN
store; g. 1.2 for ditto anOat.
Pork-Quiet and steady, at q. 250as35 for new
mees and 81 .1S017 81 for old.
Bsef-Quiet.
Cut MeaN-Steady.
Lard-Lswer aad dun 10 i-s011R Ter steam sen-
dersd II 1-201S for kettle rendered
Raisins-Dull and nominal sso0s,0o.
Tsas-Qlist and STEADY.
Cyrups-Duu.
engars-Dali and unchanged.
Cofees-Dull and nominal.
New Yorax Money Naarkop.
D Telegraph Jans =.
0tocks-r1fm.
LIS &; ii,x ~: la: =. =; s.,.x :s;-s:
Paddle Mail-l.O4x.
New York CeatxaEl1lx.
1rie-esx.
III. Oent.-115.
lsstAwsston-e7xs pssesgssa ~.
1eck 1elana-I.olk.
oUStngtoa 81 Qo6y-1.Ok
oeld-Llex.
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Llverpo0l Market.
By Telegraph, Juns -.
| Flour-o1o.
Wheat-nsd, lss - white, is %.
| Oorn--S4e Cd.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE Oh CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AM
., CADSANCk STORES

GALE Oh CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AMI
- ChDSANCE STOKES.
Viii be sod a. public suctien, at Fort Monros
the 2,th day Of December, lsfs At u o clock a an
following articles viz
29s Field seige and Sea coast Cannon Houitzer.
aEd MoTtars cast iron t2E aud bronze, al
o. various caiibres
81 W,.usht iron Gun carriages, and cast irsa
Large quantity of Artillery Implements aud e, aip-
ments
BIS shot, shell Spherical Case, stand. IF Crap.
AID Iaulster. for smooth bore ami ria "A
guns. u various cslibres
- poreign Model Arms. OF various calibras
~ Bl rnslde Csrtiues. GOOD order.
la' hlned Mnssets, altered 10 percussion, cal.
80 Foot ARTILLERY swords. good order
= Springfield Ruled Muskets, cal IS.
3sporting Rifles and Shot Guns
So Light ARTILLERY Ssbres
20 n. q. q. and Muscis ans swords
Infantry Aecoutrements. Horse Equipments, soi
small Arm appendages.
Artlieiy and Cavalry Bits and Iron Parts, for
z rs Cartridge Bags, flannel aud serge.D
kc pc and Corn Sacks.
Blacksnith- Carpenters, ssddlers', and Armor-
ers' Tools. &C.
Thirty Gays will be allowed for tue removal OF
csr nom .0urtees days Tor all other stores.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. cash 20 be pail
on day ~ ssie. balance on delivery Of the goods.
catalogue 81 the articles 70 De sold will be far
Orrnance Office Washington, ID. 4.
tie officer making the sae reserves the right 10
Old IN and pend the sale MheneA er the bad ling
oOss not come 10 the limit On AZ may be 6N.i by
proper auth 1rty on some of the articles or when
ever the interests OF the United States in hi- opin
Ion, may be subseryed By 80 doing.
MAJ. of Ordnance and Byt Col. q s A, Co%a's.
de 2-tS
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

despatch from Nashville Tenn states thu.
the huklux have been carrying matters with
father high hand on the line of the NashvII.
shd Decatur Railroad. In addition TO ordaring
away several officers OF that road. with thraats
OF conolgn punishment If they remained tbera
uHsked marauders visited a numbar NJ Nee
,ul FARMERS on Sunday night, near the S,ata
their houses. Ia
The present cold snap is quite marked nv its
: verify and the extent of country over waich
prevails AT the Wes1 il is felt with yrsat
-rNerliy. At Kansas city. Friday and sim rdav
re tue coolest days for several wears the
'ntI cineter reaching fifteen degree below
70 Navigation ON all the Western rixars is
,iOstd- As far South as Savannah a beaxv
iFv>t has been experienced
lDclnas Reid a tobacco inspector and eleven
tobacco firms, were indicted in Coviu.ton, Nv,
n friday last, by the United States Grand
JuIy, on chdTg- OF cOnspIrIng 10 dsfrau the
Government by making false rrturns of sales
E" ne as SsOT. Thy We're nsld 10 bail IN the
I'm OF ~f.'it each - answer before ths United
= atrs Count.
In" recent assassination of Mr.. Douglas
Love 81 LCHaCOEIng. an the mining district n
HtieEhany county. Md. an exceedingly
.rirlbie Our, and has created great excTt-m MT
IN that vicinity. 1t l. believed to have ben
.omiHIit-d by tns members of "A secret soc,s-v
shown a. the Molly IIaguIres"
There - considerable excitement m Catholic
,'tivs IA chicago over a refusal of BIShop
pust"h to permit the burial IN the Catholic
Gently found iu the asin. and yyho may bay,
UHE.i.t'd suicide
T. - thought that the number of lives lost by
q" bui mag Ct the steamers America and UNI
''i states, near WARSAW, ny. will not exceed
NA'E-hVe. tnty-iOUr bodies have been rrcoy-
tIrd-
J. = Martin, supposed 20 be from Brookiyn
New IN, oil has way To Shlppensburg, Penn
>liNaAIa- committed suicide Dy hanging him-
-rii 10 The door knob of his room. AT the State
capital Hotel at Harrisburg.
4 he steamship Crescent, OF the Morgan line.
between New Orleans and Texan ports wa
tuTnrO ana sunk al her wharf in New Orleans
ga IiGdy d ght last. Loss probably S2ULOD
Henry NJ. Flint, author of the letters which
aPIeared GuIIng the war over the signature of
druid" died on Stature day III Camden, New
Jersey.
George W Cook was sentenced in Richmond
N saturday 10 ten years Imprisonment in the
Albany prHItentIary for robbing the mail
The Richmond (Nirginia) STAT Journal an.
houhces that the stay law will not be extended
"A Repeal League is 10 be formed in the
anadlan Provinces, with headquarters at
Hahfax.
Slight shocks OF earthquake are still Eel, at
AIeGUipa, Chill.
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~Chambers' Journal advocates that earth
quakes are useful N cOunteractIpg the contIn-
Ual wearing away OF tn land BY the enredch-
-nents of the sea.
ETA follower OF Mrs BlOomer Is OCCASION
ally seen on the fashionable promenade in
Boston. She travels alone and takes little no.
nee OF the observations OF pdssers-by.
"A professor. giving a lecture TO some boys,
- a. explaining how no one could live without
IIr. He then said You have all heard OF
man drownipg-how does that happen ~
7 b. ready answer was, Cause he can't vim
GrIn Canada they have what they call a
SATURDAY. Liquor Law. IL requires all tavern
ana saloon bars TO BE- closed from seven O'Clock
on Saturday evening uil eight on Monday
morning.
NJ 1880 wards. was attalLed ShOeburynes>.
~ MI WhltwOrth's g-lnch muZzle- loader
luu o: IL tons frlng a shot OF 2jJ lb. with a
charge of 80 10. THIS range 225 yards over
;nat of th- finch Lyra all Thomas gun, which
II l~5,I ranged 10 Os5 yarOs.
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4 Cure for the Grecian Bend.

The Hamilton fCaBadaJ Sprctator tells the
l,liOwlng story, which should be "A warning to
ar smUggleTs and GTeeIan benders partIc uIar-
he GreCian bend was Put to a novel usa on
liz Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway "a feg
cave since. In one of the first-cIass cars sat a
IaHdsOme young lady, dressed in the height of
anon, who appeared TO be suffering under
father PAINFUL attack of GTecian bend. Asfs
u udI Oh TIE trans ARRIVAL the American
side the baggage OF The passenger was exam
H|u by TIE tnlted States Custom officer.
Have Won any baggage MISS inquired the Of
LorI 81 he aIOTeSslIU , Dung Lady. Nothing ex-
Evpt TIA replied he, producing small y4IIse.
Inc cflcer examined and Returned il. the
same time, scanning the person of the young
lady. IA manner that almost amounted 10
Iucehess, "NIll you follow me- TO thu Custom
'lLCe. Miss said the 9th ial. The corners of
DIS mouth were almost drawn into smile, and
70 f''t>y hI-yuUs tW mike war pprcaprIbla in his
rI'- - hr led he way to the searching room.
ATIiNtG N the OiiI,e- The ladV's face which uad
PREVIOUSLY been Of marble whItrurss, as
-um-d CRIMSON hue. What Is here. ma ann
sad the officer passing his hand Ov ct the back
OF her dTe~s That - my GreCiau bend re-
He'd she Ilsrkiy caStIuE down her ewes II
Ltd not know there was any duty to paw on II.
n here i tell me how muc1, and Will paw IT.
- hrTr Is 10 duty - pay on A.. DIt must
'N1In1Le n. replied the Ob-tnate officer. A
t. male scare her WAS procured. and after strong
protests on the part OF the Young lady, the nys-
,vi y OF the "GTecI1n Bend, alias The =. Montreal
vTlSgle, was uUrayelled, and found - con-
- utwelye yards OF black silk vel vat, SIX pair
81 rench kId gloves, forty yards of rich lace,
t.JT " hIte O>IrIch feathers, and a bUtrIe OF
TII0tIts magic HAIR re>tOIer. The United
states customs ara now convinced Oftne r-a-On
why the GTeCian bend has had such a rage,
sHd they intend 20 give their particular atten-
lion 10 any cases of this infecu Gus diseas-
y hica may come under their notice for the
future. All cases OF q recian bend will b. m
~ ciat~iy Put under quarantine on their arr
val across tn bJTl-E.
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TIE GRAND REUNION OF THE ARMIES AT
CHiCAGO.-Ine local committees at Chicago
ale busy IN their arrangements for the grand
I'unlOE OF the armies, which occurs there 20
morrow and next day. The present indIcl-
lions are that nearly two thousand officers
the four armies Will be present and take par
IN IN fe-tIuveS. THIS number VIII be nearly
ITOpOrtlOnateiy divided between the four
srmir~ the Army of Tennessee. the Army
the Gum oerland ald Georgia. the Army OF tn
bhIO. During Tuesday the different armies
Will hold separate business meetings. Dn
Tuesday evening the grand reunion OF the
armies Will take place at the Opera House.
The programme Tor the occasion is as follows.
Order OF exercises al The Crosby Opera House,
december 10 49,. General George II Thomas,
presiding Rev-Il!e. by the drum corps: ad-
dress OF welcome, by Lieutenant General w.
! Sherman; song, by the glee club of America:
CraIOn.-Thr Army of the Tennessee-tieneraI
". W BeikEap, music by the band-guard
mount, OratIOH-ATmy of the CumberIand-by
General Charles Graft, drum solo-BsttIa of
>-Cns River OratiOn-Army of the OaiO-
General jacob ID. Cox song by the glee club
S-ar Spangled Banner: orstIon-Army of
iirJrgla-General William CrOggs we'll; song
~ TIE EIee Club-SheTman March through
Georgia. retreat. by the band: taps OF the drum
cops.
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"Last week twenty-five men left Bath
Maine, for Essex county. Virginia, engaged
nv ~nipbuIlcers in Bath 10 cut oak timber for
ships tTam-s. The trees are cut and hewn
square. Heated down the RappIhanOck one
hundred and thirty miles TO the Chesapeake.
and then &C sent by vessel 10 Maine The men
receive - per day, ratIons and quarters, and
VIII Iemain IN Virginia till spring.
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DIED

EIWARDS tn MONDAY. the 18th inst. n NRT
~ AsHINoIVN o'L--t sJu " Henry Z. AL Mary
p ara- "a. 10 ears aud ii DAYS
.frrrlatiy-- ana ffirEds If the family arr in
r.r' Aftsre hi rrucrai- from -jtR sire coEHeG
. B. - a ir ClOcN, / L'st.J morning. i5tn INST
fONISE Oh tn nth INST, Al . clo>k =. m.
- FLI/.BE1h MONKCE EOxLEE, IN the
re- &
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE, DEPOT COMMIS5ARY OF SUB.
~ SISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, u C. December 8, lSj5.
WaLted-l0,U0 pounds of good Hard Soap.
10 barrels OF Family Flour.
5O - No. ], and
80 No Flour.
Proposals received until II u on the 18th inst
Conditions made known by the undersigned
ne5 ID u BELL, G. g., U. S. A.
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BOARDING..

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH BuARD,
u aud use of ParlOr. Northwest corner OF 18th
aud | streets de Il 81
LNOR hENT-with BOARD, in q PRIV ate fam
u lily. a BOON, fUrui-hed unfurnished c IN
yenIeut TO the street cars. Terms liberal Apply
at No 81 lUth street, Lorthe Asst corner OF Massa
chu.etts avenue. de l2-3t~
LNIBST CLASS BOABO, $40 PER MONTH;
u Rooms 81 to : 10. in q h ealthy aud pleasant
location, a short walk from most Of the public Of
fees; at No ais street, between 18th and 18th
streets. de / 2w'
EENTLENEN WISHING FIRST CLASe
NJ TABLE BOARD, with all the comforts Of q
home, should Apply Immediately at NJ. 4-3 10th
street OF posite the Gas Office. Perfect satisfso-
tion given. Terms only o per week In ad-
vance Sc l53m
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GINGER SNAPs.-One pint mollsses and one
cup butter boiled together; when cold. add
halt cup OF ginger, one tablespoonful soda,
and Hour u roll rc.l thin and bake.
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MAR RlED.

BURROWS-TEACHUM. On the oath of No
yeuI rr, - the Rev Mr.. halliday, Mr. WILLIAM
n BURROWS to Miss SUSIE ThACHUM. both
q this city.
BECKET-DELANEY On the 10Th instant, by
H. hey Perry klter. ISAIAH CLINTON
HECKET to EhASCks REBECCA DELAEEY,
eth Il this city.
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VosS d BROTHER,
No 06O - svenoA hat Inn Ana

Jevelly repaired and made to order. Macnea
carefully repaired and adjusted. Ornamental
stock OF Silver and Plated Ware always on "a
hand. All orders promptly ATTENDED 70.
SEP l-Sm Z. vOoo bkOTH1R.
DRAH0U 1WIRIOAN OHBONOo Tor sac :
i IN - rse1aSlo NJ 00oCO0. Oofoleeuee 1sSIsI
YIIl, By - E ~ b.p8AQo u co.,
LA - - Boston
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V,BE ORIGINAL UNADULrERATEp
Il GENUINE JUNIPER Ia X, known to All wbn
have used il being the very beet remedy ~,
Coughs, Colds, and al Throat and Lung Dises ,es
now pept for sse by all the DRUGGISTS ana NAV
be ohtsned in any quantity fron Mr. CHARL "a
eTOTTb holesAle Dealer on Peunsylvauis Ave-
eist in Baltimore, on accommodating terms. he
sure 70 order none but that having on each phisi
warrant none other to be genuine Prepared
alone By j. n. FORREST, at the Drug store Of
COLEMAN RO01RS,
no zSlm 113 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
THOSE ABOUT TO DECLINE HOUsEK sRP.
= ing viii md 1t 70 their advantage to call ON
sral advances: No charge for storage or carriage
Special attention. paid 70 outdoor sales OF real e.
n EaIes every merning ct 10 o'clock.
II. COLEMAN CO., Auctionesrs.
ass, corner Penn'a avenue
rol3-lm and l0to street.
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pb GhEkh WILLIAMS.
~ AuctioDeers and Resl ESTATE Brokers.
No. $40 Southeast corner OF Seventh and ID 81.

TRUsTEEs sALEOP A TWO STORY FRAME
HOT SE AND LOT AT AUCTION
Ia on MONDAY. the 2Sth day Of December
E1 next, at tour olclockp m, 4 shall sell. on
- the premises, ~ virtue of deed Il trust.
dated 2th cay u May, ISL, A ID and duly
corded IN Liber r. q. Y, NJ. 6. folio ia. 81 Ons
OF Tie land records Of Washington cOuuty. II q.
en- thai LIT \ subdiyi,Ion OF Lot number two. tZp
n SQUARE number tHO hund red and seventy seven,
tG1 teiug =. Leumsn's subdivision OF L 4
number two - in sAia mare two hunfrei aud
seventy seven. t277l fronting siKt""n flSl feet
eleven n inches on Vermont avenue, between .
aud X street, north. and running back one hun-
ered aud eleven tltl1 feet eight ana hats NJ
Inches 10 The place OF tegiuning. "a IN ths Im-
~ ovt NJ nts, Consisting Of a two story Frame
Rouse.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In 81, and tyalv.
m1nths for ses bearing interest, aud secured ~
deed Of trust on the premises. Ali c0ave' tncing
a. q reFeru' stamps AZ TIE cost o. the purchaser.
Sue down on the lay OF sale,
And II the terms not complied with in ivs
de after tire day of sale, the trustee thu
ia hf TO resell the premises ~ the risk aud cot Of
The dtfsuiting purchaser, by Advertising three
times Iu some newspaper Published iH " ssb ng-
ton, u. &. PATRICK MUKPIl, Trustee.
GBEES WILLIAMS
de E-eo Fds Auction
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PERSONAL,

THE HAIR DRESSING SCHOOL wilt
open THIS season the nrst MONDAY of Jaau
8Ty. Tickets for sale at our Ornamental Hair
stG.g, yS2 Pa avenue 's'"e,n Oh sP5 ian
NOTICE All persons having claims x,inst a
' Balance due flom the United States to ERR
NAkD CASSIDY, late coal HEAVIER United States
claims !" rkPGESJ W taboo Fourth h Iitiii
tor, within four & - months from mis- date.
November u, 1858. : - + 'D' :" "A ae n ii St
ID wAsHINGToN UITY. -. Dec 3, is5s-
my Se SUSAN DAMS nave n sspapa.et bT snt
tuh consent; therefore hereby forewarn all per
any way on my account Tor will not pay apE Rts e
OF de- 10 s.s"n Adams s1FnsJJrs,psS .n.us
nUCKING-Geutlemen wishing 10 Gun can
~ be accommodated three miles from Annapolis
For full PARTICULARS address ii. U. W Box 1870
Annapolis, Mo. de liz
'I'RE HIGHEST DASH PAID FOR LApIEs
Boots, Shoes, etc, at e. = HAsTOGENsis," aai
mail promptly attended TO. Js Sly
GENERAL GRANTS SILENCE on Important
~ matters Is only eIuall.d by the secrecy main
dies or gentlemen have ever c"0soI,s ~ IA "a
understand he has moved next to Odd Fellows
de I'm"
AIDES FRIEND AND Doc ROB, ali in trou-
Die CAL sus,antees success IN all cases, or no
House. uo3l-lms
'EBEPUPILs OF THE INDCSTHTAL SCU0OI,
attached 10 st. Vincenf's Asylum. corner 10Th
and q streets, are ready to receive the order. of
the ladies Of ashingtoa for all sorts OF Plain sew
Ing ana Dressmsking nO25.lm
DERSONAL-EQUAL PARTNER WANT ED
4 Active or Silent, in an established Real Estate
lnsuras ce, and negotiation of Loans business:
must have from 5000 to S30,000 which will be
all secured real estate; reference given AM
required. THOMAS A. MIruHELL, Room I
lhteiiR. hcer buiiding no Is #
CONSULT Oh. LEON.
He guarantees Q thorough and speedy cure OF ali
secret Diseases, or 10 charge made. His treat.
emitting mercury, bslssm, and sill other III pleas.
ant nostrums. No restriction from business or
change OF diet Required. Rooms private. Hourt
from 3 TO daily. SO4 9th str set, above Pa. ave
NOTICE-All persons having left articles 4 n nv
Shop, No. Al street. for Repairs, preyfou,
to last July, are hereby notified to come and GET
them, or they will be sold 70 pay the charg or
them, If not called for before the lst of November
JOHN j. PEABODY,
ocb Gun smith, Ala y street
H. sUkGEoH AND PHYSICIAN,
Has devoted many years to the treatment Of femaL
complaints; and has met with the greatest success
Ia this city and New York.
LADIES desiring especial treatment will nm
MIN very skfllful and CONFIDENTIAL.
.. IRREGULARITIES, from Whatever osuss
ROOMS PRIVATl. Please enter without ring
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LOST AND FOUND.

son REwARD-LOsT-A Liver Color Spotted
gu Pointer DOC. Any Information that will
lIa9 to rs recovery will receive the regard. J.
SHEA, y \. avenue, near 18Th street. deli St.
( CsT-Sstnrday afternoon, ON I street between
- tn aud 9Th streets. sQuIRREL FUR COL
In; The ndeI vi be suitably rewarded by
I OST-On the 18th instant, between Columbia
H. s1sins h ron and .th street silk embroidered
yhPAN PlC1 NE worked on black satin. A
Ibtrsl reward will be given By leaving it a. the
I osT-On satqI day evening December 18th, be-
18Th sfes ana "a Laf BLAskE 9I
6 o. t1r r., cioth; IL ed with Grange and blue
- street, between 10Th anu Flat st. It.
TAKEN UP A>TRAY ON MY PREMISES
i tiack buffalo 60" white tail: white spot on
neI her, forehead he owner is regn-sted to come for
sway u: q. IO"LEc, corner and Half
stfeets, Island de II 81
TAKEN UP AsTRAY-On the nth Instant, q
Il small BAY MAZE, with white face, hal eli =
saddle. bride ana halter The owner will pleas
come forSad prove property, pay charges, and
SAMUEL; cooK, $50 6 street north.
c. KEwART-DOGs LOsT-strayed from the
- residence Of the undersigned, - llth St.
above g on Siturtsy m"rnng the I2th Inst. two
bsnles sapcho; had on q brass Collar, with thu
~ 1ir OF The srt-G , the other large nack
reward will be paid to any person who will return
he ssla two dogs to the residence OF " sri -
s,1RAYED OR oTOLRN-On December S.h a
- snsll white f.ced sorrei MARE. a, Tackled 10 a
Eght UaR "a with - rough board BODY. liberal
reward Will be siveR for tn recovery Of the same
OCTAVE NEPHEW.
&c 10 ST. Opposite Lincoln Garrison,
V'AkEN Up ASTBAY on the Sth instant a
j >Crrel MARE and WAGON. The owner will
please all at 431 L street North de Il-3t-
c. REWARDS trsysd or stolen on the ith
CD instant Red COW blaze face round horas.
The above reward will he paid for her return to
JAMES NJ. 4 LlSON, 40 Virginia avenue. Is
land. deil-Gtr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PRI
NAIE RESIDENCE ON 4 STREET NURTh
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH SIS
Ia By virtue Of a deed OF trust from Alexsnd der
E"IH McD. Davis and wife. dated June stu 1851,
S&and recorded in Liber J A s., NJ. ~. folio
81 shall sell, at public auction. to the highest
nIdSer ON the premises, 90 MONDAY: December
2stn 1851 at 40 clock NJ. that parcel of ground
In the city OF Was bington, D. e., known as Tia st
part OF Lot n o. II, Square No 457, aud descri bed
A. follows beginning for the same at the north
eastern corner of said lot, and thence running
west along the line of north Il street . feet IL
inches thesce south Isl feet lOIa inches; thence
east . Ieet II inches ana thence north to the line
OF said street ami the place of be- gnnng toy
viii the buildings and appuTtenauces Fhe house
IS No 4iS street north, four stories igh aud =
hrs class residence. The property will be s1l1 %
nay an lDoebt efness of 8 co., with interest from
June 5th. 1853
The terms Of sale are: One third cash, aad blI-
Al &C iii H. -, and q months from day SAFE with
interest stcnred BY deed OF trust on the FRO perty
81 must be paid at the time Of sale JuyeJauces
and amps at cost of purchaser.
III terms OF sale are not complied with in one
week from day of sale. the trustee viii sell five
days notice, a. cost ard risk of defauitiug par
chaser. THOS. j. FISHER. Trustee.
delld Init COOPER & LATIMER, Au-ts 4