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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-06-03

paysioi&ns orders filed with the very purest !
Medicines, and at city retail prices.
Prescription Department receives special atten-
ton. z. Ii. & f. 5. IhUUI,
ayrl lotf# stauntcn, Va.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL.

EXTRAORDINARILY = ssuLLuy,
Z, "A spaulding, Theodore Evans, N IYi A A
rington, Hon Robert Ould, Rich nond, l. Slet-
;,%e.. Souss.s' Wyiss s%sS osasfia SS,,
S:5., Mi.: 19ss as %u hSS,.v MsS
Mis- fisisnss Fonas, T fH.a 8 ss sssssrs sn9
ssS E"%Ss Sd hSSS,,' y oI HSys' 9nsh
Lat John Atwood, Helen HeskeIi, Alton, hi;
Pdtman, James Sterling, WIN witham,
%efan, ms. Mary ' wS, G..%eTrn az. y Or,
Miss Ophelia Austeii, Atlanta, asi Mise Fan.
MIG Thornton, Miss b Bird, la Orange, Ga;
son, Columbus, Mrs, o II Pates, Helena, Ark;
Link PSIs, Sol BsSis.. fG aa MRS o1tG as.S.
Alden, 7, Miss Sarah o Alden. Prov i1seen
EBBITT HOUSED. q. WILLARD.
Jones, J II Hopkins, GA Gii.on, b D Dunn,
Stoneman, Q ii Burton, Q b Read, doi aeorse
Gibson and wife, > A. z L CANAL, WE
SOM w hiats sisstT% sn NAN di TiSSIgf
Cock, Ohio; VIM Hamilton, , H Adams. jr,
moi Sosto sShs T1pR Tenn Sim
Va; Gen I l. Clingman, J NJ Long, N q; DC
White, 0hioj J q Rowland, savannah, H L
Barnes, L = Goats, Comm J s Clark T Z
more, 81 Meek, Tenn, W Z Bond, N O; Mrs
q Emmons and son, N ]; u W Lincoln ant
son, Boston, Mass; q Schwitzer and dau ghter,
Macombc, e Abbey, N " Mrs saeket,
and wife, Ohio.
.KIRKwO0D HOUSE-KINo.
.n % %is, FS scsrs BS0 S9S Yn1si W%
Michler, West Point Z NJ Dtisool, Cincin.
natl, Baron de salma, Chieagoj Lewis Kenne-
Lewlstownj Capt John Thompson, Gaivestonj
+ ] Kennedy, Bristol, Pa; John Emerson and
wife, Erie, Pa, David Jayne, II, Pittsburg, Pa;
John X Beardsley, WIN. J. Morsely, North
pRln, p. S0Yp'S Ba, psr GSwe fGd xs 3'a
Rudy, Boston, Massi spencer Jones, Camden,
u d Mocher and wife, Philadelphia, Pa.
WILLARDS' HOTEL-SYKEs 4 CHADWICK.
IT MoCiusky, Ala; II Noble, baltimore; L
HEREFORD. N 81 o Crane, Newark, N j;
Hiram Z Page and James II Foster, Cincin.
natiJ Chas A Pesson, EDgiand, Edward Digs,
Brooklyni $ bingham, Bostoni L Tyson,
Ramsay, Columbus, Ga; r W Rice, Savannah,
Ga; L Beebce, New Orleans.
SEATON HOUSE-JoHN II. SENMEs.
Charles, Mdj N Corningore, Q; Robert
Craig, y 3 A; T. Heiser, Mass; q II Rutter,
kks sn c %HlS clsyi FEN Ps TTy505
Aerdcnburg, Pa; A Snyder and wife, Va.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
d d Tompklns, N Y; Geo II Higbie, Rich
mond,y J 5 Flame, Brooklyn, N Vi M Cohen,
Hillsboro, N q; Chas l. Mardee, Baltimore,
DIR Fremont, NC.
BUNKER's AVENUE HOTEL.
J ii Csrew, MONTGOMERY, Ala; John Wood.
worth, Richmond; Jacob Norris, Rockaway,
N J; Robert Ould, IT,, Baltimore.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

Mr.. WILLIAM SIXTH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock OF straw
hats, which he Is prepared to sell at twenty.
five per cent below the usual prices. A visit
to his well-known store at Gil Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Ma Smith
10 also the agent OF Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, witch recently took the premium q
the New York State fair.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

THE WASHINGTON Co-oPElATiyE AssocIA.
TIoS.-This association held meeting last
evening at Temperance Hall, on 4 street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, for tho pur'
pose of closing up their business, 1t having
proved q failure.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

ALL LINEN SACK CoATs for Gents, at 81. so,
at A. Saks l. Co., SIT Seventh street, between
Pennsyiyania avenue and ID street.
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THE COURTS.

CIncUIT CoURT-Judge Fisher.-The entire
session OF the court yesterday was occupied by
4 single case.
Leefe VS.. The Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company. Action for 100000 dam
ages by fall from street ear.
7The defence continued their testimony, and
Introduced evidence tending to show that the
defendant was under the influence Of liquor
and did not obey the regulations OF the CON
pany with regard to leaving the cars.
The case was not concluded at the adjourn
ment OF the court.
Whitmore vs.. Shears. Judgment Of restitu
ton.
CIngett ct al. VS.. Mack. Judgment for tslt
Carson VS.. Foley. Judgment for hfty dol
lars.
ADMITTED.
On motion, W. N. Leslie, Of the bar OF iii
nois, was admitted to practice In this court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

A CHANCE ron BLAcKsMiTHs AND OTuRRs.
1t will be seen by referring, to our adyertis-
ing columns that Messrs, II. l.. Fay & Co.,
iron for sale, and those desiring to purchase
articles in his line will DO well to cali on this
gentleman, as great barg aims are TO be had.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

six Embroidery-rhst premiums 70 F.AIla,
Daeh, W. nero'c, ., noohe' "a 'i"io'' seo'''u
prem,uG 70 y; yn,s,,,,r,. IN n pevtoo M
grony y moesn, W. Wmon. saeDei, ..
Zones n, Hoiohsn, a. yoyiei second pre-
miuma 10 " oouro'e'p p "sau' a. o"'foii' A.
dssshy, m.s,a.. ,d f,,t,o, r,mbro,ds,x-ri,.,
premiums TO y. onessy, ~. sh e S,n L.
rhomns, ~, Opei Jr,rv,W"Se', ~ Ssepns ~
son, W. psroy, ~. Ss",nl ~. = m.sh "
mohuns . ~ ii w ~ somn'yp Siiiy
spcsi, ]: Gisstoni sseead premiums 70 !,
Oa,Iolil ~, ~ o. n.s n ~. ~ Tse,.., no,.
| ,,tna Tu,s, Sl.ssNIS,st nrsminms h. N M.
isn N MscI M Nsillgsn' IA Dwvcr. A.
Shipm.n, 8. Long, N, shsr5E, g. quinn, @.
| uamIh1pn, :; nsnS SHi Ell, n..,,nm.
G G,,, W,ons N I,wuepp Mooro
NJ TaIn N nassv NJ 4, Tslis,I a Gopeo,,
rsni Ihird O n,i, g WennS n s hSynoaa,
q nssTlson, Ball y; o "a ~ s u nopS'
n n T rphpt h,oshnsS. an, ,econa nreni1m,
M'Co,o,,l n p, Wlnn nIom AZ W..tnr
K. Reilly, n MeKsnss. = ..' 49,,
C, ssmFms s eaas s 70 M Mareh NJ Nolan.
A. shipman, 8 bong M a. snnsrney,HI, man,
NJ" kcii,Sy X r,biii' M MYptvp NJ pwyer.
a. FLannagen, NJ. lonSy' ~. 5sgoy, r. n mNoIr'
~. boIan, n. - nun, " n.sanS ,iEKst
YounE M; sncf pSo os 8 pnn,b
MTeT% opbIs. X. GostelIo' II. Brosnshan, r. Soi.
premiums to y. carroll, 7. nobinson, 2. Wise,
| nj. Grow, NJ, Welsh, Al; moln,yre, ~; howarg'
second preminms 70 e pohan.y, N O Es.' n
Bush, U. CLARK.
| Iew,ps ~ s,,,i,In.n n RASH AZ osLs
| ~ p..s,,I.. AZ Shnhsn N Mnoncy M Huck
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge WyIie-Thls court
transacted the following business yesterday;
The grand jury recommended the discharge
of the following persons from jail' w. q. Dem
Grant, larceny John Stevens, larceny.
Henry A. Humphrey, assault and battery on
Ada Earnest on the 10th OF May last, lie was
found guilty, and sentenced to pay s22 costs.
John Bell, assault and battery on Charles
Graham. T. Wilson for defence. After hear
ing the evidence the jury returned a verdict Of
John Williams, larceny OF a saddle, bride,
and rug belonging to Major h Bros. He was
found guilty, and sent to jail for u months,
John X. Stewart, Taylor Triplett, John JET
ferson, and Edward brown, larceny OF wine
The reeog nizsnces Of Triplett and Brown were
forfeited, and Stewart and Jefferson were ar
raigned aud found guilty. Ferry for defence.
Gen. Ferry moved for new trial, on the
ground that the corpus dtiicii have not been
proven. New trial granted.
Richard Bowen alias Richard Rossj larceny
of money belonging to VIM. +. Given. The
accused plead guilty, and was sent to jail for
six months.
Robert Hill, larceny recognlzance forfeited.
John Thomas; larceny convicted on Thurs
day last. New trial granted.
Chas. II. Burtoni larceny OF money and
cigars belonging to Peter Bopp. Browne for
defence. The jury, after hearing the evidence,
acquitted the prisoner.
Adjourned,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

ANOTHER NEArCAR.-The Washington and
GEORGETOWN Railroad Company has placed
upon the route another car, No. !, which has
recently Deen rented at the wOrkshops In q
style similar to that OF No. 1, put on the route
about three weeks since.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

ORpsns for the NATIONAL RHrrBLioAsin George.
town may be left at tho bookstores Of Messr- T.
N. X. Mills 4 Co. , tiats Crandnit's,) ia Bridso
street. or At Messrs. @. 7. Getty q Co. "a, lOs
Bridge street, where copies Of the RRruHLioAS
may be obtained daily. .. H# ...
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

IsrERgsrIsa SERVICES. tSun-
day. evening there will be an Interesting sun
day school concert at the Street Baptiat
"The Music and Musical Instruments Of the
Bible" The reeitations from the Bible will
show who were the erigfaators OF musical In
times, and M g mate ais OF which made. Some
OF the Joyous occasions In which hundreds OF
singers Were employed will be brought to
est to young and old, and all are cordially in,
| yited to be present at quarter before eight
o'clock. 10 TO-. .a' .. -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
I.rHITE LINEN DUCK.

WHITE LINEN DUCK,
w But Linen Duck,
White aud Brown Linen Drilling
Checked Linens, Brow Linens
White aud Colofed MArsClllcs,
summer Under Vests.
Cd Blue Flannel.
summer Cassimeres,
summer Rlaunelz.
Fa,aitu,c TwiIis and Brown Linens.
weSgsI al! scSdiei AZ isTsi, s sSi E1SRst
WIN ~ No SO Central Stores,
J jsg3-stif RS,wecn Seventh and Eighth SIS
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l OF COLUMBIA


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA.
Timothy Mcguire aud Ann Mcguire, lll2s Bquity
( norkpts
Andrew Mile. ct al
AsbuTy Lloyd Trustee In this cause, having re.
ported that he had cold Lots mark X, and
bcred twenty seven, (7,) nc, In square number.
ed Ave hundred and two. bo2. pursuant 70 the
thst he said snranIy had complied with the terms
Of sale: Il Is this i7lh day ot June, A, D lsts,
the same is hereby, rathed and confirmed unless
cause 10 tho contrary be shown on or before the
III order be published in tho HAriosAL REP6lLa
GAN, once week for three successive weeks before
said day. A. u, VLini 'pnsusTs'
A true eopy-Testi H. ;. Mhloe, oLeLA.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

OoorRn q LAriMxR will sell, At 10 O'Clock,
at their auction-rooms, an assortment of
household furniture. "I
GRxxE & WILLIAMS will sell, at 0 O'Clock,
on tho premises, lot No. 1, in square oSs, on
II street north and Eleventh street east
Also, at their rooms, At 10 O'Clock, lot Of
white lead.
NJ. X. WALSH & 90. will soil, at their auc-
tion rooms, at 10 o'clock, "A Assortment OF
furniture. 90 !. o.. .f. Haa.H
Also, at II O'Clock, on the promises, . stand
In the Centre Market fronting on Seventh
street.
W. L. WALL b 90. will sell at 10 O'Clock at
their Bazaar, a lot Of horses, carriages, &c,
]. 7. GOODWILL q 90. will sell al 0 o'clock,
On the premises, lot L. In square ss1, on L street
north, between New Jersey avenue and First
street west.
Tnos. DowLisa will sell this afternoon, al
so'olock, on the premises, a lot Of ground on
the corner Of Washington and Dunbarton
streets, 0corgcfown.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

MRssRs. W. L. WALL & Co., auctioneers,
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth
street, will sell at auction on Monday, July 0,
the abandoned and stolen property taken by
the Metropolitan police. - : :
Id. PSAu, Nos Park Place, v street north,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
Advertiscs three hne lots for hale on MAssa-
ohusetts avenue. ...
MEssRs. E. Il. Far a Co., commission mer.
chants, Ninth street wharf, offer for sale q
large lot OF secondhand machinery, army
wagons, working Iron, 49,, .
JONI =. ELLIS, No. ooJ Pennsyivsuia ave.
nue., announces his large stock OF pisnos and
parior organs for rent At low prices. =
Tns Associated Bookbinders will give a
grand picnic at the Seventh Street Park, on
Wednesday next. Julyi.
N. CussIsoHAN, at his hat factory, No;
ste,s Seventh street, between 1 and X streets
offers for sale his complete stock OF hats a,
extremely low prices.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

wa..-, . TAI. .,,,-
PURPOSE %ss of stns % Il s sSss%s 20 'S Ss
passage OF the eightbour bill In Congren
lew DAYS since, the pfesident lJhs. MtcheiD
" me char snd r.. Nae ., m.ssrrny, seetsury
COMMITTEES q three 20 draw up suitable reselu;
psrtin communicating this great work. Agreed
'oTt, . r,.,, .,,,,,,., =. All, ,onn,,,o.
Messrs. y. Judd, y " COOK ana hiohsru
kothweli, who retired 70 perfect the resolu-
lions called ior.
Inc ehMr mere called On ~. a. u; oavls sn 70
while the committee should BE- absent, and
thst gen,,emsn dia as required avery ap'e
snn insem,ge ~. manne,, a. ,,,,,,
was unanimousiy adopted
hssoired, LhN the Wothingmens hssempy
81 the District OF Ooiumbia nave heard win
ise,.lnss oi pto,o . h ,hn G ., ,as
,yn,S1aan tho nn,,n,rvy man he acbiave.
ment OF this great yictory In the interests of
labor
Received, That this triumph Of right should
oc eonsu .h ~. Ine oeg'nh,ns y, ne Tn,t
mill ths sisbt.hon, mia sbsii he fuiiy estsb
i,.sad ng n sxs,w wn,hshon tbpopghout thc
ienrth and breadth Of the land.
bly,, the National Labor Congress should, by
public proclamation, name a day not more
than six months distant when the cight-hour
rule shall be the law Of labor throughout the
| tions.
| Mr.. D. W. Flynn moved that the workmcn
| OF this District be invited to attend a grand
| gratincation At the passage OF the hill.
| Mr., MAcMurray moved to refer the motion
70 the executive committed for their action,
| ~ W noy 49, ..I ..naa "'e w
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Georgetown Advertisements.

Union HOTEL. GEORGETOWN. D. c.
This desirable Hotel 10 now open for the reee,
tion Of guests, upon moderate terms.
my2l-lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

ALARM OF FIRg.-0n Thursday about 4 p.
m an alarm of FIRE was sounded from box Is,
corner OF Nineteenth and II streets, by Officer
Atwell, which was caused by the burning of \
chimney on q, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets. The police and FIRE de-
psrtment were prompt, but their services
were not needed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

A OHILD STuNG ny A Locusr.-0n Thursday
a lady was attracted to q little girl aged about
dive Years, by her screams, proceeding from an
child proved TO DO the daughter Of Mr.Wiliihm
o. Shreye, produce dealer, No, 2s5 Seventh
street, and on the back of Its left hand the lady
away, but so tightly did 1t stick that 1t was
NECESSARY for the lady to pull 1t of, thus re-
moving the sting. The hand and arm swelled
up immediately the inhanmahon extendiag
turn black. The child was immediately re-
moved to tho house OF its parents, whore the
affected parts were bathed In saltand water.
wound for the purpose OF removing any OF the
sting that might remain. Wenre pleased TO
announce that the child Ia now WELL n-t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27
Legal Notice..

THIS Il. TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
i serber has obtained from the Orphans, Court OF
Washington county, in the District OF Columbia,
letters Of administration the personal estate
JamesA; Doyney .late Of Tusearawhs county, OHIO.
deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased arr hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber,
on or before the 2llh day Of June nexti they may
Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefits Of
the said estate. go, -, -
WIN. HELMlCk,
je2i-wSw' Administrator,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

Largo AND FASHIONABLE concoursc OF
ladies and gentlemen assembled on Thursday
at the Thirteenth Baptist church to witness
Ohio, to Miss Marion A. Kirkwood, daughter
of the late Wallace Kirkwood, Of this CITY,
and niece of ex-senator Kirkwood, OF Iowa.
who made q very interesting address to the
young couple. MIR. Robert +. Belt, OF Mary
land, acted as groomsman, and Mits Josephine
After receiving the congratulations of hosts
of admiring friends, Professor Kirkwood and
his blushing bride left on the s'l5 train for a
wedding tour to New York, Boston, and Mag
ara Falls, after which they will start for
THIN, Ohio, Prof. X, now being a candidate
for State superintendent OF public schools for
that State.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

Q. Richards, Superintendent of Police, pro-
ferred by Richard wsilash, and by commit
tee Of members OF the boards OF Aldermen and
Common Council Of the city, charging him
with conupifing with certain parties to pre-
vent the lawful assembling Of the members Of
Council, for the trspsaction Of official bust
ness be dismissed a. not proven aud that
MNer Richards H. ehtitled to the thanks Of
This board for the sincere and eatnest efforts
he has evidently made to discharge his duties
In an Impartial and eficient man ner under the
very dificult circumstances referred to In the
said charges. .-.a - s.a.
The Board then adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

REAL Estate SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper 4
Lstimer, auctioneers, have sold lot l., in
subdivision OF square 1873, containing 1851
square feet, situated IN an alley between Six
teenth aud Seventeenth and l. and nj streets,
to Peter O'Donoghue, for $4,000.
Messrs. ]. T. Ooldwell h Co., nuctioneers,
have sold two lots of ground In the country,
the first one containing II acres, rods, and
perchcs; the second containing 10 acres and 10
perches, with a small frame house, situated
on the east side OF the country road leading to
Soldiers, Home and Rock Greek church, by
way Of North Capitol street and Lincoln ave-
Robinson, +. ], Middleton, and Henry Queen,
to W, NJ Thayer, of Chicago, for $3.50 per acre.
Mr.. Thayer Intends building fine house on
the ground, r.rL
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

ELECTION or oFgIcERs.AAt a meeting OF
held on Thursday evening, tho following
named were chosen officers for tho ensuing
quarter; Charles Il, Frost, W. P.i +. Rough
ton ", All 7. Y. Haley r III L. \. BOYD
urer; q, Ludington, Uon.i OharlesA. Strobel,
A, Conf WIN. NJ. Messer, ], y. trp
FINE ALPACA Queen's Cloth aud Summer
Cloth Goats, at George y. Meanings, No. Oil
Seventh street, = an : f".i'.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-27

COMPLIMENT TO Hon. JoBN s. WILSON
The Columbian College, through Its president,
the Rev. q. W. Samson, yesterday conferred
the honorary degree OF Doctor Of Philosophy
General Land ONCE. The friends of the Com
missioner may well feel proud OF this well-de-
served compliment to an efhcient and popular
Qfiicer Of the Government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-12

- -
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.

th.. of.ep Ell the sab oct OF 3reltc lnteres. and
importance TO ian'iiss, ard OF Universal Inquiry
anon lionsekecpers, 20 ind an Efficient, rure and
mild defensive agent,
Nc keone. Var Hagen & Co.
To sapPly this great and general want. offer = the
puclic their new article Of
s I e A Rim SO A p
FOR FAMILY USE.
To our customers Who are familiar With the High
Stand ard quality Of our Rich Flower Scented, and
Family Soaps. we need rot cay that oar sTEARfSE
SOAPS made OF parc materials, aud contains no
sduterasone Of ch.lk. clay siiicac Of sods or in
nri,us alkelles which co generally enter into the
composition Of CHEAP SOAPS. which really cost
in the end than our stsarine Soap. beside the
OBJECTIONS FOR UsK:
cothe. ased no boiling, and very little rubbing.
most articles money
2. One pound viii 60 q far, for any nee, .: tire:
pounds Of eonnoa rssia soap, or tive pounds best
: 5. Il requirss lees than one-haR the time and j.
with the best family sosp, and 10 warranted not
injuret he fabric. r..
4 For cleaning Paints and removing 0reese Tar
Printers ana Painters will and II an invaluable arti-
Gle for washing hands - IL docs not cnap Dull
I'M .nnsrlorty Of the materiale used, and the
Boar not containing any excess OF alkslies, 10 more
mild than any other known waehng soap, ana 10 nm.
clothing a. well a. cambrcs and lacse: and 10 War
raned net TO the clothee neither will they tusA
yellow, no matter how long kept over.
We OFFER our stesrins Soap on its INTRINSIC
MERITS, asking for Is only fair trial. and ifit does
prove satisfactory We will refund the money paid
for II. Sold by PAaKs HosnEa. Davenport; HEN
RY DARTS SONS. Rock Island. and BY the trade
Generally aue2odeod3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-12
spEClAI NOTICES.
ID r. i a III II 8,

-.opuv,,v or JAMES LUCK HOSPITAL
~. ...,..,. les,shl'sbed In 1850 ano FOR
the last - yea-s located q Cltcago-shc noet sug
e.s-fnl s,.riai., OF tho age ID me ueh =, -"
diseases OF a private at eau ve 49,. y. -
e,p.uI,ea is .rce and roDm. 81 q " kAsheIfn -
cns.rr =. n,.~sorr srxsEr. up sgAlss. upon TIC
t-ns,rsn, ~ ssrnrIc uercnrisl, syphilltc. Blood
nd gin n.s.... and ali Di.orders OF &c nts ous
Vepercat Cn,rscter-whch ne cufer ~ien'el t''s usc
OF M rcury dide Of potssss sr,enc, OF ary
but with hi NxursALizEs posinNscare iof al nu-
uorr snt blood poison c..,,.., u.a%
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, sncn ~ q il'a1 " eaA-
ress yor,t ,.l and Dinrnsl Emissions Drought on "
n,e ~ .hs o,rnn. early ndescretion, excesses, or
inherited-causiur loss OF memory, CONFUSION, CO.
a.sio, d,mne.. Of vision. and often times inssni.
X with a depiorable train oil osner syDptome-
,ye..eS and radically cared by an in'aiiabe method
ssviry ,lre and expense. All diseases peculiar to
:he .erua org ms. o. private Character, radically
aud permanently urco A. .
blood has become psiec ned-prod dcing blotches on
the face email watsy biisters-Tains tn the head and
And hodv. acknowledgements with an endless num-
Der Of eu6bYnRs- eectually and permanently cured
d. JAnns ie recommended BY the preee OF he
country BY professors OF medical colleges and BY
the medical profession generally. Those snnictet
should apply to him and be cured at once.
Dp JAnxs can be consulted, oonndentally, BY let
ter p o. Drawer os63. Chicago. enclosing stamp FOR
return anaves: or 1t his Office pa,ore, 81 9e Ran
dolph street. corner OF Dearborn street, from a.
4. to Or. u. Ten separate rooms, and private en-.
trance and exits, 60 that patients never come In
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential.
sealed envelopes 10 ANY address. on receipt Of ten
ceute ar three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-12
Grsnts n.,srityl
In white ponn.
Sey mcur's majority
IN Whifa mann

AaJcrity -. .4s4 Oct
mere Is . Democratic majority OF nes. "
Dali : million Of votes amsng that White
population which has elected sverv Pres.
dent Of the United States, an hitherto gov
ernsd its policy. vii! not General Gran,
take notice OF this facts viii he not re.
epsct tbs voice Of half millio. majority !!
his fellew citi-enss He has said on , mr..
0orabls occasion to President Jahnson
that the Chief Executive ought alwaYa "a
give way to the majority OF ne people. 4
As had any policy in conflict With theirr.-
He will soon b in position to act uper
The motto which he then snunciated. A..
that 10 required Of him is to carry cut ii,
vsll understood views Of large majority o
the people.