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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14
CITY ITEMS.

Or 1T WAS PITIFUL. near whole CITY fuIl
coat be had none. He should get one by Al
means OF Geo. q. Henning. No. Sill 7th street
who has them for one price only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

Chris tnas present than nice Carps; or Rug
something neat and seryiceable. Tie place to
buy Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs. Curtains, :.
Is a. MITCHELL Il Co.'S first class sstasiIs :
ment. over Perrv & Bro dry goods store
northeast corner pennsylvania avenue and 9th
street. Their goods are of the best in the mar.
ket, ana their terms reasonable and accOmmo.
dating.
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WASHINGTON SKATING PARK.-T

WASHINGTON SKATING PARK.-To-day. he
park was thrown open at an early hOar ana IN
the evening Will be illuminated by several
hundred Chinese lanterns, when the II b IN.
fantry band viii be again in attendance. The
club announce that profess ional skaters from
the North will be among the attractions TINS
winter
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Georgetown Advertisements.

nv CLNTaAL BuILn!NG ASSOCIATION,
Meeting Of this AssC,ar n will be be-. Of Lang d
Hotel. en- MONDAY EVENING next. the ltth
inst alta clock, 20 elect Treasurer, the present
tnt ungent having tenderec nj. resignation
deg ,i;.4' IN. hING, SECRETARY
SELLIhG orP AT HkpUCEp PRICES &c
ing aboat 10 make a change IN busiueas viii.
until the 18th LAY Of arch neNt offer 'h7i. entire
stock at reduced prices Oar Dress Goods, hOtl
winter and sumner will he closed n cost or less
fns, Poplfns, lpacas. Lawns. &c.
Men ard tovs wear, In great NaTi ~; Flannels,
CamtriC-, Irish Linens Shswls. Shtrting-, a nj
Sheet S. fsnCy srtIclGs together with FL goods
usually found H. Dry Good Store, will be offered
Call and examine for yourselves
MAYFTELD a BROWN,
De y I'm No. 121 bridge ct. GeOrget3wn, ID. G.
- GuLDsTEIN, LICENSED PAwSBROKER,
-. No. IS Bridge street, Georgetown. n. <A
Money advanced on all kinds of Mer-
chandise, 20 any amount. and for any time0 ~
and sold BusiIess strictly confidential MS I'm
EEoCLRIEs AT BEDUCEB PRICES.
Fcr the convenience Of my friends ans the prb.
IL "a general VIII Offer my large and well select
cd suck OF choice Family Groceries TO cash buyers
at prices
AS Low As ANY IN rHR DISTRICT.
particularly cali attention 20 ny Brown aud'
White sugars Comes, ground and roasted, white
anu green; Tess black and green, very superior
Wines and Liquors, Whistles. Chestnut drove
oriental. ana Baker, 81 IS, So, and o. per gallon
equal &c any WHISTLES in the District. Welsh's
Flour; all kinds Of Canned Goods Drips and otheT
Injuries; Fancy and Staple Goods
W III. TENNEY,
ro4lm Southeast cor. high and Bridge cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

ALARM OF FIRE.-On Saturday evening al
alarm of fire was sounded from box a, caused
h the burning ola chimney on New York av.
enue, between 9Th and 1th streets. The lire
department were quickly on the spot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14
The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THD
UNITED STATES Of AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Chartered by Special Act Of Congress, Az.
proved July rs, 1868.
CASH CAPITAL.........,,., 81 200, O0,
OFFICERS,

OFFICERS:
.: H. CLARK, Phil adelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and executiy,
HENRY d. COOKE. Washington, Vice Presi
IMsRsON W. PEET. Philadelphia, Secretary
rs TURNER wsshingto Assistsn. secrs,sr,
fRANClS G. SMITH, N. D., Medical Director
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

RELIGIOUS At ~. Peters Church, Capitol
n -. VIZ dryO'irr - ne Forty Hours" COM
IH'Lc-G yesterday aiJ'r The late mass, and will
De ~l,seI with >TaAd II ga Mass Tomorrow
nOInIg. The altar Is most beautifully deco
ratsd with bouquets OF Ds'u-al and ARTIFICIAL
Mowers he'd In gait and terra Gotta vases and
rs ..lend-nt VIE tue hight afforded by over
IT, hundred candies. The receptacle for the
- red Host above the table is the most gcr-
seOus ar..Ir of the KIND ever witnessed IN this
city. Inc receptacle I,aelf has d background
81 " iiie silk dc'tsa villa geld stars. sncircling
Z n Is wreath representing ,i0nds. where
through apertures small gas iets present th,
aTp"druLSe Of tIIAsiIng staIs- Around TINS Is
glory. consisting circle v. rays The
hCle AFFAIRS over e fee, IN diameter and re-
f-C. I-tdit en- their pastor, Rev. +. Y Bowie
THIS church Is The second Oldest Catholic
church IN The cry. having been built al olg by
subscription. 70 %nieh one OF the largest con-
trIbu,Ors was Daniel Carroll. Of Duidington,
" hC hen owned most & thu ground ca Capt.
toI Hill Ire first pastor was Rev J. Nj
Lucas who Afterwards dI.d IN Georgetowu
] .len follow Rev. II. Uefsle- who was buried
under the church. and whose many virtues are
recorded or a marble tablet IN the ycstleule OF
Ire church Rev. Fathers Schriyer and Herner
SIgCt -sIyeiy had charge. and were transferred
IC C,nsT f!eId- OF labor. Thr next pastors, Rev
ta,neT Van Horseigh andt st.-er Knight after
wears OF use. illness. To-. IL resting places, the
fUI rlrr or the south size and The latter on the
moi : side OF me eau c.. The present pastor,
Rev. r. y. Boy e. l. y Al ynC -. The congre-
tiOn now numbers about ILr -aOusand people,
a. vs. horn about cue -tnlIO a. CJiJrr1.
The kev. Mr.. Buti-r Of =. Paui's Lutheran
Church, delivered last evening an excellent
sermon 10 young men, on 'sCoU age"
A.. ST. BlCysIus Church. Yesterday morning
Rev H. A Ms CURE, President Of GeOrgetown
College. preached q charity sermon 10 an iIr-
Insnse cor grsgaT1cn.
An IBnIestiIg and prosperous revival has
Teen IN progress a. Wesley Chapel, Tor two
weeks past under charge of the IA tor Rev. DR.
bmr~. The meetings Will De kept up every
~ ~ during the week, except Saturday.
II a Jung Mems Christian ASSOCIATION held
SIO.Eer Me-iilg a. CarUSI Hall last night
NhiCn on previous oc a. ions, was well a.
trnfed. S,TyI IS were held und.- the auspIce
a. II a zsOcia,iO1 II he lsil and else where.
AIR AT CARROLL HALL.-The fair ~ Car
Toll han, on g street. between th and Iuin, To-
The f~neht OF - Dominick's new chure "A. or
The Islanu, WILL contInu- until "wednesday eve
IIng Lex', ami tn lsIy managers are arxiou.
b dispose n 'hs tine 7slTtment OF goods now
adOrDlng ne nuneEoHs sahles. An evenin:
can be pleasantly a. rrCfitaoly spent III visit
.IY 4. hall
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. K. BARNES, Surgeon General Uaited STAT.
Army, w ashin gton.
CIi.ed States Navy, Washington.
d. w. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington.
TIE advantages offered by this Company are
~ 70 Nationsi company, chartered by special
A paid up capital Of 81 900 900.
1t offers low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other com.
panies for the same money.
IT Is definite and certain in Its terms
II 10 home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
ihere are no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
tces.
Every policy Is non -forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the Insured
their full amount and return ell the premi ums,
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
annual payments
Policies will be issued that will pay to the In.
sured during life an annual income Of one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate Is charged tor risks upon the lives
of females
Ii insures not to secure dividends, but at 80 low
. cost that dividends will be impossible.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY, and applications from competent psr
ties for such agencies, with suitable endorsements
should be addressed to the Compsnys General
Agents only In their respective districts
Circulars, mphlets. and full psrticua rs given
application at the ONCE Of the Company In th 2
city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

II TIE SENATE, this morning, Mr. Wilson
pre- scented the petition OF George Wright, OF this
city, asking remuneration for the use of his
patent lin ch-pin tor field artillery, used by the
United States Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14
%A MULTUM IN P4RVO; a
~ or. TIE ORIGINAL FURNI-W
EI1IhK AND HOUSE TUR- -
~ EIshlEG EMPORIUM A"
GREEN e. WILLIAMS.

II
a. TIE CgRNER or sTH kN0 ID SrKEETs. No. $40.
~ shouli scarcsly deem 10 necessary % sdver-
Use our sNterslve assortment Of Carpets. furni-
CT Wa, hfneton. AiexancrIs, AMI Georgetown. ~
they Lave air esdy beet very kind Ia bestoWigg
Upon rs very liberal share OF their patronage,
Tor vtlch they VIII please accept our grateful
future as IN the past 10 strive % please. ~ they
Will please to ccltinua TO rs the light OF ther
rounteUance; tGt - there IL great number OF
ssr,leers coming IN TO WsshiBgton daily. we
would very respectfully invite taeTn As well a.
Oar fellow olt1Zens Of the District aai surround
~ country, % cali and er 1-niue for themselves
OoT complete variety.
We oriy mention in part tire assortment via:
k,ra slnUt and other PsrOr Suites.
blh- " 2lEut Msrbls Top. Painted Msrble-tOp and
Fin. Library, Hsi, Dinirs Room AID Chamber
- Fnru:ture o. every description.
Y re Marble top te sire, II all, and other Tables
fise Walnut vt usion aud other Diatns Tables
ttatner Beds, Eclstsrs. and Pillows. Hair. Cotton
s1d Husk MATTRESSES, anu Bedding of evs1y de-
s,IpfiCn.
CARPETS 4 a great variety-Tape-trv B-usse.s Three
Oh 5fns OF every variety, from "a, 81, "a, 81.
20. %
g r. - st, les Of Mating Hearth Rags, aai Door
iiafs
Large variety OF CIRsmentei window shaiss aud
FNiIgs. with ell tlier necessary articles in IN
HSUsa Furnishing line
Nov v- DO Dot give tire prices = our g0Bcs ia Ola
"I'e5fi-' n.vE;' 1.r cay thsf We W batter thar
,tE~'-, hut there IL enc thiaR THAI We A. know
borL II Goods for cash. aud can set. low sna
- good Coccs as any other Furniture establish
a'rt 'n the istrfct- Oaly call snd examine
y Q viii ind q comp etc assortment 90 all ths
a,,c.- n=ur, = good. a. ar BRAsCa HOUSE. No.
- .ts ~ p, - charge Of waiter 4 williams
- ~ im GkEES NIGLGAnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14
"SPALDINe's GLUR.-

WANT SOME large square Feather Pillows,
Hair Bolsters. Bed Sheets, Com forts md plan
kets, OF all colors. Where is the best place 10
purchase theml You can find everything in
that line at Adamson's, SEC 9th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KE,L.-Last eve
ming samuel Woodlands, tc"lofadJ charged
with shooting VIM. johnson about n week ago.
was committed 10 jail by Justice Waller for
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14
IsR EIRJoN's
~ INHAllN ANIIDOIE


NsERANTED To AE-cyE ALL DE.IRR FoH To-
B. 60" .sftrelg r.s.ta Re AID hGF flI-SN. sud j.
a. the flsod inyiFors tie system. r0sse.ses
great hour'sHiug apd STR stneuing powers, en-
ahlrs the sfOsaash 20 digest the u-AItiest food.
= axis sleep tres 10 and c-tAi,Ii-has robust
fiice Fltty oeut- F-r.'N Post frss A. interest-
ing treatise % II injurious effects of tobacco.
FREE. Agents yattel Address
yR. I. Z. ABBOTT, Jersey City, M.
TESTIMONIALS
fosTMAsTER 1EsTIMrNv i received q box o.
buT!SU e Autidote from hrv. J. VI. POultOn, AM
s.GAr~H.L, Connection. Harrison Co., Ohio
FRoM ri-T U. 8. TRE.srRY. Ssr-s,aTys OH-s-
Please seIa supply OF ASrIUoTE. Tas on.
OF. EDs.K
nth u influence here having been cured OF ths
sppvtite for tobacco BY using Or. BgrioHs Anti
dot. ere desire supply for th. prisoners Of this
JosEFH MAvo. warden % n II stste Prison.
ABANTrRs DR. Rurtons Autidote
FOR Iobacco kaS ACCOMPLISHED alIoiasB..d fOr a.
W MANN, lst Nat. Bans, New Albany, Ind.
CLEB6yMANs TysrI -IoNy -OSE Box op An.
TIDoTf cured N trotler ard mn self. Ir SEVEr
FAILS. hev. W. SHoENAKER.
kelley's Station, Pa.
FROM rBE Police HEADQU ARTKRs, LINN, NJ as
Il hare canned n,~ts IRE POKHds " flesh IN thrs.
'qonIhs ty csips DIR. burten's Antidote, and a.!
desire for tonacoo is removed.
FRoM THE soUEEERN HoAE JOURNAL BALrT-
MORE Done bGxO arrtOn ? Anti1ote rsB9Ou,G
in reccmne ndinR 4. 20 sill .rg readers.
1. Y. SLATER, Editor.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Trademark Capy-tshfed.l
ID. r. HIOKLING
Corner Pa. avenue ana sd street, General Aeer
for District Oh Columbia no4 sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

Benlamin +. Gilbert has sold his fJur-stOry
brick house, on lItn street west, near + street
north, to Samuel Norment, Esq, for $3.50.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

A GOOD COOK WANTED.-Sse advertisement
elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Once.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
lMPEACHM ENT !
JOHNSON yINEICATED
Court Adjourned Sine Die.

The Telegraph has not been in working
order to day, no kilograms having arrived
since noon.
BY eourtesy Of the operator here, W
learn that . vote was taken this afternoon
on the second article, which WAS the next
in importancs TO the eleventh, and thereon
the vote stood 10 to 3j, as on tho 10th
inst
Whether there will be any further ad-
journmsnt Of the High Old Court Of I'm
psachment or not il is impossible to tell IN
I'll We hear from Washington, but judging
Of the future by the past, it would seem
that the High Court Jury ought 70 keep on
adjourning, tampsring, bribing, threaten
ing, and fooling with its members. II is 80
becoming to the occasion and the position
Twice have they met 10 vote-twice voted
twice beaten, and twice condempsd The
Chicago Convention is over-said Convsn-
ton having declined to read out Grimes,
Fssssndsn & Ce.-and now We advise
the Jury TO adjourn until after tho
Presidential election then, doubtless
il will have . good reason to ad-
jsuSn till the day of judgmsnt-and
subsequently, settle down AMONG congsn Al
companions in those regions Of unadultsrs-
ted fanAticism, whore Bsslzebub, the prince
Of fanatics, presidcs in high carnival, and
has it all his own way.
r. 8. Since writing the above W have
been able 10 get the following line from the
operator:
Have succeeded In getting the following
from the Chicago Operator
"vots on Second Article stood, NOT
guilty 10 guilty 35. (Chssrs)
"vots on Third Article; not guilty 10,
guilty IS. Tremendous Applause
"Court adjourned sins de
msnt conceived in iniquity, brought forth
in corruption dead, dead, and damned"
Tried by the picked Jury OF fanatics
jury made up to convict; portion became
disgustsd at the unparalleled outrage and
repent upon the eve Of the judgment day,
and these who stood fast BY their false
faith are crushed beneath the rocks and
mountains Of iuiquity they had piled up.
Before the world, Andrew johnson
stands vindicatsd to-day, and those
who plotted against him stand con
dsmned. Ben. Wade, Ben. Butler, Stan
ton, and .he whole pack defeated upon
the very threshold of their fondsst hopes.
Seventy eight days, aud the great farce
10 brought to . glorious term nat on. Lat
the nation rejoice aud ths people thereof
bs exceedincly rlad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
OLD GRIMES AMT DEAD

Old Grimes amt dead that good old man
We often shall see him more
He did not fear the rabid clan,
Nor quail ~ their uprosr.
uis hear. 10 open ss the day
His feelings all are true.
Altogether he did Mt vote the way
Ben Butler wished HIM to.
For when he heard the "uncorked' spout,
Disgust within him burned
Old Grimes knew what he was about.
And from such counsels turned.
Kind words hc had for all,
But nary vote for Wade
Fearless he stood in Senate hall
Old Grimes was not afraid.
he lives at peace with all mankind,
To Justice he is true,
Aud they who threaten Grimes will find,
That threats with him won't do.
Unharmed the rage which Thsddeus rest
He passed securely Ger
Old Grimes stands bravely in his bosts
Upon the Senate iioor.
That good old man has stood the test,
Aud wears the just man crown;
The howliug RAIDS may let him rest.
They'll never pull him down.
Ateass the good man, smiling. sits
Without Afear or doubt;
He gave the "lith high crime" the Cts
That played impeachment cut.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

Tas Ladies Of Davenport and vicinity
are respectfully invited to call and examine
new and elegant assortment Of millinery
and straw goods; also glsvss, hesery and
fancy goods, At Mrs. S. A. Douglass, %
Main street, Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

BnLIARps-T game Of 800 points,
played last evening between Mr.. Brunswick,
Of St. Louis, and Mr.. Wider, Of this city,
vas won by the latter in 81 innings, by lel
points. Widsr's highest runs were sc, 1Ol
and ia; Brunswick 32, 35 and SO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
CIT n 1T 4 M =.

10 BgrTaR APERiEsr can be found than
Wilson's Pills. They instantly relieve Dys
pepsia, Sournsss Of Stomach, Costivsnsss,
and Torpidi.y Of Liver. All druggists sell
them,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

THE profession proper oil agree that
rheumatism is caused by poisineus acid
in the blood. Lallemands Specific des-
troys that poison and effects euro. For
sale by druggists generally. Jno II. Blood
| General Agent, Southwest corner Third
and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

II anything locks more dirty and die.
gusting than coat covered with dandruff,
II il certainly not known to modern society
"Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" "
will etfectually eradicate dandruf in sin
gle thorough applicatisd. To this valua-
BILE preparation was awarded the only prize
medal ever bsetswsd on any compound for
the hair Poughkespsie Press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

IT shsuld be every mans aim to excel
this was the aim Of DR.. J. W. Poland in
compounding the great remedy, Humor
Doctor. Those Who have used il in the
worst cases Of Scrofula chesrfully give him
the need of praise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

JAnss 8. KrRx / Co.'S 6ns staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
Mattlsd, Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm. &e. Sold BY al grsesfs and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

WANTED MoRs.-Aftsr the stock books
Of the National Insurance Company had
been elsssd yesterday afternoon, the de-
mand did not seem to subsds in the least
nearly two hundred shares being called for
sfter IL was too late. This shows the pop
ularity Of that excellent Company among
the people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

PoLrcs ssterday business Was
brisk at the Police Court. Mrs. Bridget
Summers wss, on complaint Of hss neigh
bors, brought before Squire Dittoe for using
offensive language. II esst the madame
$3.50. which WAS promptly paid. Temsks
the affair enjoyable to oil parties engaged,
Mrs. Summers to-day filed information
against Margaret Kirk for the same eifsnss,
and with the same probable results. Happy
neighborhesd they had better have spent
their money for little tea party, and
quietly rstailsd scandal. instead Of abusing
each other, and paying for it.
One Charles Reynolds. for leading On i'm
moral life, suddenly found himself in the
hands Of the Law, and had to pay $l4 55 to
get out The frail fair one was not brought
into court. Having received IN early check
in her carssr Of shame. ws omit names, that
public disgrace may net attend hensst Of
forts to rsferm.
Stephen Stabley impsaehsd . little teo
otteus anu Ieu tntO tOo uouuo u SnS PVthucs
for disturbing the usual quiet Of the city,
and p,id ts.T5 for his liberty.
Geo. Wiman got drunk and wanted to
drop rocks into the eeuntenance sf the bar.
keeper whs sold him drink. Both wanted
to play At the game, and repaired 70 the
street for the purpose Of having the rocks
handy. The Marshal came along and
stopped the show. George having done M
harm was discharged
Jos. Disney Was brought up for vaerAn.
o., and the case postponed until to-mor
row.
Yesterday james Blair was brought be
fore Justice Peters charged with grand lar
csny, stealing $50 from Jane Smith,
trunk. He was committed in default o
$500 bail
j. +. Keadt and G. II. Chaplcs togsthe
paid xl4.55 for the privilege of sighting, d
Of which makes healthy police rssssd r
quiss city like sars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

THs RAPIDs.-MsssYs. Case 4 Co. are
doing their work on the rapids with oil
possible dispatch. rhs chisel and dredgs
boats are rapidly completing the work on
the Duck Greek chain, and it 10 expected
work will Be commenced on . cofer dam
on the Moline chain this week. This dam
will be one thousand feet long, and Of suf-
feisnt width to give The necessary channel
for the boats.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

CAnrsrs 1000 yards splsodid two and
three ply Carpets this day added 70 Gould's .
imususs stset !; oil being cold at - low
prices - san be purchased In any EastsFn
market Call and see them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

CALI and go those Refunds and Black
and White Llama Points just received. at
J. e. Dixsn 4 Sens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

Our citizens should remember the meet
ing a the City Hall tomorrow evening, to
make arrangements for decorating the
graves of the Union soldiers. We undes
stand that the prspristors Of the various
dower gardens in and about the city will
contribute the necessary flowers. II 10 ex.
pscted that the ladies will be largely rspre-
sentsd at the meeting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

How TO DRAw wTnEN.-Extract from .
letter from. ST. Paul, Iowa, to Phslon &
Son:
Your new perfume FLOR DE MAYO"
- 10 urgent request here. Wish l had
MT gals IN my store to-day" Gentle
druggist, the article 10 too precious to be
sold in bulk, but if yeu keep it on hand
you will b sure to have hfty gals in yeur
stees every day-is draws them q bloe.
sons draw the bee. Sold by sn druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
Land and Insurance Agents,
No. 40 Brady streat.

JusrPEn TAa SoAP.-Is certain cure for ehappsd
hanis and all rough illness irritation OF the sk in
ecrsma ringworm. salt rheum, pimplss. and all 9th
outsneous affections, making the skin soft and
smooth. Manufactured by Caswell, Hazard 4 Co
New York Sold b, all druggists. tu-friSeow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

The GLASS Brownsville popular en-
tertainment given by these gentlemen u
LeClairs Hall last evening was well attsn-
ded, the audience expressing themselves
highly delighted with the wonderful skill
exhibited in making the many beautiful
ornaments. Thoy are undoubtedly the
best workmen in the business. The hand
engine designed for the Fire Company sell
ling the largest number OF tickets, was sx-
hibited and attracted considerable attention
Il is prize we'll worth securing.
The conundrums were startsd last night,
and the following BY its very appropriate
comparison brought down the house and
took the prize, handsome ornament in
eelors representing boy robbinga . birds
nest Why will U. 8. Grant in November
next be like the Low Pressure Glass Steam
Rnginss Ans. Because he will run slow
and puff silently.
Ii 10 expected that some excellent ones
will b handed II this evening, - the prize
10 very nne one, and W know Of several
who are going for il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

HoLLowArs Puts AND OurnRwf. - AsfunA-
Tnoug this disease has banned the ekill, and been
psonou ced by eminent msdical men - IRENE dia.
BILE The nu msrous certificates daily received by
Dr. Holloway. direct refutat 20 such foam
dsd and faiscious conclusions. Coug as, colds and
diseases OF the ehsst, throat. &C. have been cared
In their wosst stages BY these expsctorant and laxA
tive remsdiee. sold by oil Drugsists.