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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

painting Window Blinds,
and will he found mnre per
mansnt. and the only sub
stitute for Paris Green. IL
10 par,ituisi adnficd for
pslnting outdoor work 4
all exposed positions. snd
machinery, carriage bodies
and AL hne work Articles
for expor, painted with II
withstand the damaging es
fecte of q sea voyage The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08
Davenport Savings Institution
FIRST NATIONAL. RlNK.

open DAILY FOR BUSINESS. (SUNDAY0
A/snd holidays excepted, from .. 70 . pm
- SATURDAY EVENINGS -
rom TO O'Clock lsYsRss4 allowed on depoeite
q the rate Of FfvH per cent. per annum.
Printed copies of BY Laws and Regulatiens -
b had 81 the bank.
Money TO loan on good improved Real Estate.
Reb30dwts T. SMITH Pree'1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

/ O00VO 0N~O ~ "a
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
AND
depository Of the United States.
THIS BANK THE FIRST NArloyALBANK
= 70 commence business ia the United S,a,es)
continues 10
BUY L SELL EXCHANGE
On we most favorable terms-mskius collections
~ all accessible points, and draw ON ri ths
p.om,nen' places in the United Stases: dsala
GOLD Coupons ssMd Geld mssA
Slrer Coins,
And mases It's own SIGHT or TIME DRAFTS
on over 400 CITIES aud Towns in
England, Scotland, ireland.
and on the continent of Europe
u psys the highest markr, r-;cs ~ a, .ssA.
hand all sne variety Of
GOLD BEARING RONma
issssd By The U. 3. Govern.sns. Tina ns.k - .
Depesisery OF the Pab1lc ya~nsee
81 che onAseA States.
Ws oasr to parties Who subscribe for the 9.ao
Loan through u.
10 Redeem the Coupons It Ma
eurity. Free u charge.
Aliee intersstto date on eli and : vears ave
per cent. legal tender notes. whether
same be With or without coupons.
- This BAnk respectfully aolic,ts deposits
on current account. or on certificate Of depceit
and 70 oil Of ns customors il pledges The most
liberal treatment. HUGO SCHMIDT. CssA
IRA n. CLIFFORD. Pres
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptis, sChurch. Phiiadel-
pnts
DD. JAcxsoN-lDear Sir: have bees tsv
quently requested to connect nv name with rec
ommendafions OF different kinds Of medlcipes
my appropriate sp 1 here. have in ali
cases declined b ut with a clear
proof In various instances aud particularly in
nv own family. OF the usefulness Of Dr. Hoof-
and . German Hitters. depart oncs from nv
nsnas course. Ia express my full conviction that
t9r srnersl debility OF the system. aud espec-
"a Tor Liver Complaint. it Is . safe aud valua.
ole preparation. In some cases II may tail: but
usuAMS doubt not. II will be very beneficial 70
'""s ~hv snifer from the above csnses
Yours. very respectfully.
Eigth. below Coates 81
fHoM REV. L. d. FENuALI.
Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle. phil.de,
phIa: "'sue'
nave derived decided benefit from ,hs ma. ~
No 'hsnd'a German FStters. ana fsi !. ~
tle1e 10 recommend them as ~. - p'..,,
IONIC, TO all who are suffering from ~
mMsv Of RON diseases arising from deranvs.
Yours truly
ED. FEyDALL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

masma arising rom the biele water asa sweAiitgo OF
csrroee does not niure q ali its fright color, and
10 now universally used by exporters OF window
Blinds lis great brilisncy. durability and remark
among he 6rst painters, and We claim II the most
economical, and warrant /; in every re-pect. Sold
BY tie principal paint dealers in all the eties In the
ie23-dsm - Broad Street. boston, Nass
Manhood and the VI or Of Y outh
rsetored in fOur voeks. Success guaranteed. DR..
RICORD'G EeLKNCR OF LIFE restores manly pow
eYe from whste cause arising: the effects Of carly
psrrieioue ha bits self abuse mpotenry and cli0ae
i've way At once 10 this wonderful medicine, taken
regularity according the directions (which are very
.isnrle ana require no restraint from bueiness OF
uIeasuYsy FAILURE 10 Impossible Sold IN bottles q
a. or fBesquentities IN fes -. Te BE- he'd only
Of the cole appointed agent inlAmerica h GysifzrH,
rs Second Avenue. New York. fsossdly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

Of DAvENRORT.
Capital 500, 900.
EX e N a u q z
Bought and Sold - the most favorable tsrns.
COllECTlOVA
Mads On 81 accessible points. and Drafss drawn =
al tAs primo pal eities, and towns, In the U. ,.
GOLD AND SILVER
sssehtand Sold Highest market price paid for
GOLD COUPONS.
Especial attention given the pnrchass and sale Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
We make own Drafte on
rOREEG.F COUNTRIES.
- Deposits and General Baakine busissas ~
epectfully solicited. To oar eussomefs we pledge
The most liberal treatment
OFFICERS:
". G. WADs wosrn, Prest J. 8. 6nrrn Vice prest
!. CCoSkLiS, Cashier Lswis Dasw Asst Cash.
DIRECTORS:
VIC Wadsworth Moses Kelley,
]. = Smith. Geo T. W,o6
=. q: Conkln, John X. Boyle,
= ~ richardson. l.. b. Meyer.
Geo H. Parker. ian3l-Atf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08
II VIZ q z uILH
nlNTM rNr


go Arch street. Philadelphia.
sold at Wholesale IN Chicago. by Fuller. Finch .
Fuller. Lord Smith. Durshans Van Schaack. j.
H. Reed . Co. Hmith, Cutler = Co.. Dss,sscA,
1locki Co.. and throug houi the country BY al
Drugesfs. febAdly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

1 krz son y to VI n nkiin s,fee,, Manufacture
= Wrought asd Caet Iron for bniidiegs, bridges,
etc ,baak vasls. dosss shutters, grating. Iron rail-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

WHITE LEAD WORKS.

prsyious 10 January lst. 1876, our brand va
knovp a. -. 4. FAHNKsTOCK Cd. PURE
WHITE LEAD but Il bsing3cloosly inflicted. ~
then changed N 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08
HON. JAMES TllOMPaON.

Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, April 2s. 1858,
II consider "Hooaands German Bit,ers'' a
valuable medicine in cases Of attacks Of Indises.
ton or Dyspepsia can certify this from nv
experience of.t
Yours. With respect.
JAMES THOMPSON"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

OiiikS. colby . heNAHAN. Uonrnis.Ion ~
= chaAte and WholeoAle Provision psakrs, 20
water street. CAieaoo.
nLAiK, DkNSnOR6 , co, Comm,s,iou Nj
u chsuts. ise washingtca strret Ficnr. Grain. Pro
Visions, &c.
nixLEY, NALL 1 k1NsRy. Wool Cemmiss,o
7 ncrehsnts -, 10 asd 70 Michigan Avenue. cor
ner Lake stsest. Chicago.
1aNDkSwUvD 4 20. Csmsais-ion Merchants I,
y vions, 1rain. Seeds. Pork. Lard. heel. Tailow
etc. once iee " sshinatoa si,~~t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08
RabNubsS ssVtcse Aa,r


Rsscves al ERuPTlONS, rRECKIEs, rNrLHs,
NOTH BLOTCnES, TAN. etc.. 81 rss6sn
TIVE SKIN SOFT. EAlR sad nLOOn1S0
FOR LADIES II the NURSERY II h Invaluable.
FER GENTLEMEN an-r SHAVING Il - - eqsal.
PAPA1AN LOTION" Is The ealy reliable
remedy for diseases and hlemishes Of ths SKIN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09
Stebenjehn.es &apitel.

Nosl bate neripro@en, aQe m1eliden
S@1tte 3u tbun, ia, bas l1nm5eltde
m6elt@ 3u MAIDEN, UNI glber:s Berfretz
une purdjuisBea. 3u etelem @npe bate
ct n,ebreren Mttelteperr pes @erf6tsbcz
fss ieineu Belu& abftattet> ii@ aber lber>
al NIT etni9sn bteauernoer pbra(en abz
ferttaen au lal1en oerftanpeu. @npli&
mar eS oter ubr 9etporoen, unb # elite
ieBt na@ ben, Yalat6 @ommarin, I'm, Dem
@rafen 81. @rfolalofQfeit ieiner btsberi<
0en Mlben mit3utbeilsn.
Der 6ur @,af fab aus9e9an9en, faate
Denis, aber rpen1 BET 6err 19 Die Mibe
ue5u1en poIen. auf ibn ~ marten 90.
ID perpe mar!en, oerieBte Der Mcsoz
cat. tE.
Damn rpirbt i'd ten 6errn bitten, mir
gltief fol9,n 3u poQen, fubr eer &aus
merbiener fort, i'd babe Don rem Germ
@rafen ben 8efepl erbaltsn, cen 6errn in
letn @abtnst 3u fQbreu. ..s
Dieter Beweis Don @sttrauer 9ob
Moel etrsn @urBeldmaf bon isiner neuen
@teQung. St mar fortan tn bieier
praatpo0en @obnxna ~ 6aule, er ,par
Der Ser, ter .@rte. Se'n Blid, Der ffcl3
but9 pas Gunner fubr, UNI aletdlam tas
Snpentar pte(ss ieines tlnftisen Be1bes
auhunebmen, blieb enblt@ auf ten,
9enealo9ti@en @emdlbe bafteu, pas nsbsn
Dem &anine bling. St trat btn3u unp
betradtete &C.. a... ~ IL. b..
Sc mar alstd|am cine Seite, uno ,par
cine Der ld0nheu, aus ben, eolpensn
Bu@e oes fran360l&en Npele. Sober
Naue, Der In Der @eldt@te .Tranfrei@s
Elm &apitel ooer etae &eibe ausfdQt fam
pa.in Dot, penn bte @ommartns bat<
ten I'M 2aufs Der Sabrbunpsrte ibr Blut
mil BEN aQer 9roBsn Moelesei9le@ter
Jrantretds permtldt. 3wet BON tbnen
batten logar E6dter pom Spuoerdnen ais
@attinnen in ibr 5aus 8efabrt.
Gprttbuns fclst.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09
ATTENTION!
farmers and DEALERS
CATTLE AND HORSEFAIR

Belle PLANE, Scott ICouoly, Minn.s
Every second Tuesday in each Month,
the first to be held on the 18th dav
of May, 1868.
Farmers and dealers in Stock liv-
:pg in the neighborhood, or farther
#, will find it to their advantage to
visit the Fail. Come one and all. in
order to secure perfect success. Fer
ry across the Minnesota free. By or
der of the Committee.
INT JOHN CAsTELL g. Co.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09
Tarmer unb pdno!er QufQe<
.plBt!
@rpker. Siebmarft

8eue Ylatne, Cent Gpunty> Minnel pta>
jeben 3tpeiten Otenltas int Mpnat.
Scr erite Mearft nnret an, IL. Mai ). s. ftatt.
Sarmer in Der 1tlnsesent unb SAMPLER in Der ydbe u. Jerne
rercen m%rbltbun, hisisn Martt III beiuten. Das i'd cine
errse Nnsabl &duf fer unb Gertdufer ~einFnpen mpsen 1T has
SutereTe ttaes Seten. Darum sebet gum gtebmartt am IL.
Moi. Die Jerrs Iber ten Minnefo a 1T fret.
5Q81mt SIN Nnftrase les Gpntmtttees
Spbn@atel unb s..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09

'@ein. uno 4iauor.
Sos. s. Beaunpnt,
GnsrcS unb Detail,
Aoent ber Oriental Yulper g.. 127 Dritte Giraffe.
Gpnfeetionere.
Sdmea WcIcnnalr,
ausssei&netes See Cream duf bic hrsefe Mptis eeliefert.
8. 3pii9en Minneipta unb Gebar Ctr.
Staec'Sffce.l
8latelty unp @orpenter.
Mtnneipta 2tase So
Gte Gebar unb 3. 9trabe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09

g. e.. G3etfpmtc3,.
Ode BET G0nften un5 @etar<S trabe,
gegtnIbtr btrGpunty-Sat
empFeblt I'D bieru,tt bDat&R benz eeebrten peut-
publ,tuu1 als
@erber urb 3ubereiter oQer &rteu Don
@el3en unb GeQet,
opte gun, u nferttseu BON Yel3paaren,
In pel@ena Gade Ct f& anteti&t9 ma&t, 70 pub|
bur@ 9 ortreflt@tett ber 9rbeit, pie rur& RtQie'
eeit Der @aareu poltumuaene Befrteetouns n
aetpdbren. 1853
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09
0u &bmtubfubttae+

H0U
Der unter3et&nete, na&bem Ct Satrelans an etnem
,efttsen 9uneenabel unb iener far&terlt&en Rrantbett.
Der S@wtnoiu@t %eelttten, paree IL ntnteen N3p&eu
bur& tin ttnfa&es Mtttel Der @efunbtett ptteer seeebeu
tel fetner DISCRIMINATING uattsuttetlen.
IN Nae, bte Is pani&en, wtrb e cine abi& rift be-
'una.n far 8ubtrettuSeea xnb @ssbrau@ bedslten, pel.
&ts fe a1s etne (l6ere Sur fir 9lnssebruns.
0litbma, 8rondbttts, 9uten. Grfd1tunaen uni
aue sails. unb Quneenlbel fnben werben. Der etn3tgs
3med bes Mnaetsers tn Stnbune tes Reeeptes If ber.
Sen 2ttbenben naslt9 III fetn xue bic R~enntnt6, welds
Ct fur unf@ dsbar bait, III perbreten; uub ct bpft, tae
nt4ts tpfet unb R& as Seeen' ~ertpetfen mas. Nqe BIZ
bas Reeept fret ausef&tdt whnf&eu Upaeu aefdutea
abbsefRrent
Rep. Gerparr u. Bllfun.
g., 9ptutdrnSburab Rtnas g.. ". = -Npr3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09

Mtrexen
@ei@dft8bdulern ct. paul8
GQenpaaren.
Aaerba@, Sind unp S@eFer,
1873 Drill. stra6e.
(5as Naseses Fete ansetae in elmer anben epalte)
.. @. Sn9eriou unb g..
Gmsrus nnb Detail
Gds ssr 3: uns @abaiba.e @tra6e> 8radenplab.
'Sar ~aes'es fete ansetas in elmer anbern e,nlte.::
5p9ar unb Mcpls,
GnsrUs uns DetaiI,
& 164 Dritte @raee.
WtQtam See.
ensros nnb 9etail. Guenmaaren uns Mctipns,
156 Orttte g --aBe.
@atbcart unb So.
1872 Drite @tra6.,
sir 2 @sstrts ~ ZEN s'hn9 sn,.is unS i,ns9sttrtea easnpaarsn.
S@ube une Stierelu.
8. Tlynn,
6derttdnt itnc 4dntler
180 Dritte Giraffe,
Spbn Teti&1
5abrifant uns SAMPLER,
(8lr adteres isbe anseise in eaer anse.n spalt..)
Ibprpartb unb 8ro.
Sabrtfant uns eansrer,
106 Dritte @trabe.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
6. 9. Tennen
s'"''<' '"' "''{<i rs brittle @tse5<.
Ntebau6 @rp's,
o., '%ans!er nns gstrftrtiser,,
133 Drift: @trabe seseniiber GbOmplun's 8ant.
g. g. @riswplo>
Gnsrcs unb Detail 5Gatler unb @~erfertiger,
s. Matbeps, 3ui@netber. 1874 Dritte Giraffe.
@aiper Sebrleiir1
SAMPLER uni gerfertiser.
8. Str., 3 Gbare pberbalb @oberts.
(Sar Naberee fsbe &n;eise in elmer anbsrn @palte.)
Suite uno &appen.
50. .. Sputbmprtb
Gneres unb Detail SAMPLER tn
S&tsn. Fappen une ausm der sEaaren,
Sneerfplls Sail, Drttte @tra6s.
(5ur Ndteres ftbe In;eiee in elmer anhern eYalte)
Sba,r unb 6tnes>
Gnerrs unt Detail SAMPLER lit 6uten, Rappen, Domeu unb
&inDtE 9elssn, Ssrrsn gelssn u. %Jurntitins Ssues.
128 . rite @tra6e.
&ur3naaren (Notions)
g. 9. 9arpppp,
ssotio"s. ~sa"eymaare"' s<itidem
(8sr Ndbtrss Ntbe Qnaets tn elmer ansern spalte.]
Mut une Wfobemaaren.
Mrs, &tefer,
ensros uns 9etoiL
1871 Dritte @trabe.
DuQon unc Nunette,
@nsros nne Detail Moses uns saneps II aren.
ISL brittle @traBe, Catholic 8lpd.
Tancp' @aaren.
q. 9er3ber1>
5anes g0aaren, stit Wuae, 9rimminas unb glotions.
1853 Critic @traBe.
Nehtdanpdlte.
IS. .. Wa1ner,
Snserfou's s1ed. cine Gresss bod:
8. @try Gde @abafban.
Oscar Stepbenlpn,
Gatbplte 8lpd, cine Ireppe tph,
sS}adion ctr. 3pi1d, 8. II. Qesee,
143 3. Giraffe, cine Gr;bpe bod.
8. g. 9. 9eorb,
Catholic Bird, cine arepps bca,
Irttte @trabe.
8anfen.
@iQius Brp'6 u. Duubor>
Deut19e 8ant
1888 Dritte strs6e.
;3pette Natipnal 8ont
aDe9iel auf ale @tdtte Gurppa's.
&de Der 3. II. MabaIbatp.
Mtnnel rta Spar 81 pciattpn,
8anf 5aus> 143 Or tie Strabe.
Observation-Disclosures
ct. paul Sire unb Marine>
M,rdants 5otel Blpd,
3. unb 9adion @traer.
NerfHerunaS.H eenten.
Charles gttericae.
SIR Hstna, 5ar+fort, Snternattpnal, fartfrrt Qipe etpd
1913 Dritte @trabe.
@m. ppweu,
Wutual Site Sniuranee g., 81. g.,
. Dritte &traEt.
>. Curtis.
STRENGTHENING: Underwriters, 81. D.; gbrenir, Gitp Sire
unb putnam, 5artfort; Nlbaup Gitu, 81. q. General
Nsent lniserlal Qife SINS. unb 4raSelers Neet-
bent. - 142 Dritte @traBe
peter @9neioer
Deuti&er @ensral 0erf9erunOs. Neent,
@de ct. Yeter u. g. @tr.
(Gur Ndberes fete Anssise in elmer aabern epalte)
nbrmaher uno 5utpeliere.
CHARLES .. peakpop,
Ea@@tn- @anb rbren unb Suweleric,
1s5 Drttte Strabe.
5enrt &o9at>
ubrtu. SepelrY unp silberraaren auer Nrt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TEMPERANCE MEETINa AT THE CArIToL-The
second aSniyersary OF the Congregational Tenn
Hall Of the House of Representative. A great
crowd was In attendance, and the meeting was
SPIRITED and animated throughout.
Hon. Henry Wilson, the president of the
society, called the meeting to order, and made a
iewbriei and appropriate remarks. He then in
House from Ohio. Mr.. Plants addressed lie
meeting at some length. His remarks were
The next speaker was Hon. Horace Greeley,
who announced that automatic fact that alcohol
is poison, and proceeded to argue and illustrate
the evils OF intemperanee and the virtues of tens.
perancc from this stand point.
Hon. - !. Carey, the renowned temperance
orator, was next introduced, aud proceeded to
make characteristic speech.
The president next introduced Hon. Thomas
Ford, Of this city, who made, as he always does
very telling speech.
Some two thousand people were present, ano
all seemed pleased and edited, Such meetings,
cannot fail to accomplish much good.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

very telling speech.
ali eye s sG sRsa wess nn
cannot fail TO accomplish much good.
- MIR. EDITOR: have read the communication OF
Northern Liberty ast9 the livery stables wasting
to execute the law In such cases, and II any per-
son viii take the trouble to examine the records
IN the office they will find that frequent arrests
have been made FOR 80 doing,
On thisa, m. the proprieto of the Ssaton house
was required to appear before SNIlre Walter,
statement, dismissed the case on the ground
that the plumbers could not stop the water from
howing until ne weather changes,
Please let Northern Liberti's know how this
TIE large stock of men and boys ready -msde
clothing for winter wear now offered at New
York Wholesale prices by Mcssrs. stephens 4
and Tenth streets, should attract the attention
of purchasers generally, as they offer every va
Tisty Of fa snh clothing suitable fer gentle.
them a call If you would save money.
SATURDAY on THE lCE The Washington
Skating Park was open from a. III. TIL 10 j. m.
on Saturday, and was visited By several thou
sand persons The Ice was in splendid condition,
night a calcium light was displayed which re-
hected the entire pond.
A CoLoREp LAWYER PLEADING \ CAsE--In q
cause before Justice Kean on Thursday last the
plaintiff "a colored mani made his appearance
with q colored lawyer, whereupon the white
lawyer employed by defendant picked up his hat
and left, and defendant plead his own cause,
which was decided In his favor.
FIRE.-A frame house at the corner OF New
York avenue and Twenty-trst street, occupied
by Josephine Bryant colored, and owned by Al
fred Lee, was burded to the ground on Saturday
morning. The hrcmen were soon on the spot,
but owiag TO the scarcity OF water the house
could not be saved. Loss about $500.
WAsHINsTes GYMNAsTIc Association. -We
are informed that this association will give their
annual reception on the evening of the ith OF
Louisisas avenue Very pleasant and enosy "a.
bic time can be relied on,
DEsp IsyANT.-On Frldayiast Officer Morgan,
of the Second precinct, found the half OF an in.
fant near tiis Ea.tern Branch corral ltsppesred
Very recently. One u Its littlelegs had been cut
OF At the knee.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

We would call the attention OF our readers to
the hne assortment Of gentlemcn's dress shirts
SILK and meriAo undergarmcnts, white and col
ored Kid and other gloves to be had Of Mcssrs
stephens 90, No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

WASTING PoToNAC WATER.-My. John "A
Semmes was before Justice Walter ON S,turd,,
last, charged with wasting Potomac water rI.
Justice decided that II was impossible for Mir
Semmcs TO stop the water, owing 10 the cnlI
weather Therefore he disml ssed the case
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

NAGRASuN Charles Green was taken bclor,
Justice CLARK on Saturday by Onicer Brien, of
the Fourth precinct. He was committed TO The
work-house for ninety days.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

WAsHIsaTos GYMNAsTIC AssoCIATIoS.-We
are informed that this will give their
annual reception on the evening Of the 4th OF
February at the rooms OF the association, on
Louisiana avenue. very pleasant and enjoya.
bic time can be relied on.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27
Communicated. J

SATURDAY on THE lCE. - The Washington
Skating Park was open from 0 a. m TIL 10 u. m.
on Saturday, and was visited BY several thou
sand persons. The zee was IN splendid condition,
night a calcium fight was displayed, which re-
nected the entire pond
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

DEsp IsyANT.-On Frldayiast Officer Morgan,
of the Second precinct, found the half of AT In.
fant near tia Eastern Branch corral. 1t appeared
TO have been cuS by some sharp instrument, and
very recently. One u Its little legs had been cut
Oh at the knee.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

THE NEw ENGINE HousEIN THE FIRST WARD,
Tor the Union Fire Company ID almost comple ted
and the company vii take possession to-day. A
hne IRE alarm bell Is to be placed on the
cupola.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27

FIEE.-About i O'Clock on Saturday morn.
Ing, hre was discovered In u frame house on
ne southeast corner of Twenty-hrst street and
new ork avenue. occupied by 4 colored woman
named Josephine Bryant, and owned By Alfred
Lee. Inc police and fremcn were promptly on
house was entirely consumed. The alarm was
given By Oncer Guy, of the Fourth precinct
rom Don NO. %, libcrna engine house. The
loss was about $500.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-26
FINANCIAL ITEMS.


money continues easy at s@S5 per cent Govern.
ment brokers continue TO have large balances left
with them at S@4 per cent Capitalists decline
making any time engaR ments, and general feeling
from the country bauks for greenbacks to make up
their quarterly statement on The 5th Of October
be followed by locking up OF money In the interest
OF operators for decline in stocks The right OF the
owners OF money to draw IL from bank and hold It, no
one disputes: but that banking institutions, holding
their charters from the National or State Gov
ernmeDt, should allow specnlators to borrow the
money OF their depositors on certified checks or by
paying the interest II and allowing 70 lie Idle
Ia their vaults thus cripplng all legitimate business
as we'll as deprecisiing the prod ucts of the whole
country, s beyond the comprehension OF straghtfor-
ward fuBineBs n en- IN approach was made TO one
of the leading banks on the street to loan large
aDo Dount upon certified checks, but the applicant was
hours the rate OF money declined 10 per cent, with
large bhlanc es Offering on miscellaneous securities"
The N. Y. Times this morning says:-
"The Foreign Exchanges, owing the scarcity of
gold for present delivery, tell of to l0S 9I08X per
cent, The very best 6G-day bills on London 0einx
offered at or within this reduced quotation. One or
more OF the standard banking houses xious to
draw lOs,4 per cen I. IL is understood tnas SONS
Southern coIton bills on England already coming
toIwAfd for resale in this market and the figures for
this class OF exchange open low.
The maIket for Money worked easy to-day to the
4g6 per Cent at bank. Mos. or the laIge Banks and
Trust Companies are quoting. at per cent the
lowest Tate at which they are making new loans,
call, snd bis Woud certainly not be 'bteemed a
the lower terms of 1904 per cent, made b1
outside leno eIs-Chiefiy the Ioregn banking houses
and The general OF supply seem qune Conclusive
to-day against any effort, aB We as against al
next week."