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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11
Foreign News By Atlantic Gable

BERLIN, Juno 10.-Ths North German
confederation propose to the great powers
OF Europe and America the adoption Of an
international treaty to guarantee absolute
security from the seizure of private prepe
ty upon the high seas in time Of war.
BrLaADE, SERvIA, June 10.-At five
o'clock this afternoon, Michael Therrigning
Prince of Servia, while walking in the Faps.
schadors Park, was shot down by three
men with rcvolvers. There is great excite
ment over the assassination. Prince Mich
scl WAS born Sept. 4th, 1928, and youngest
son of Prince Mcloch. He belonged to the
Obsenovilch family, the reigning dynasty
in Servla.
LONDON, june 1I.-Particulsrs of the as
sassiustion of Prince Michael at Belgrade
Yesterday, are that the Prince was shot at
the frat fire and expired Immediately. The
Princes cousin was also killed, and the
daughter Of the latter received wound, and
some Of the attendants were wounded. One
OF the assassins was captured.
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ILLINOIS,.

NAEeKvILLg, Juno l0.-The congrega
ton in attendance upon the Methodist love
feast last Sunday evening, to the number o.
about one hundred and thirty were poison
ed by partaking Of meat which had remain
ed in copper kettle until it became oxy
died. About twenty wcrc in dangerou.
condition, but all the victims are now fairly
recovering.
QriScI, June ll.-Col. Samuel Holmes,
one Of the Oldest and most prominent clti
zens of Quincy, died this morning at hi,
reeid ence, after few days illness.
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NEW YORK.

NlTl YoRK, june ll.-Don. Antnio
lrsaIi Minister enifpotsn.iary OF Gus.
cniala, and San Salvador, died at his resi-
dencc in Brooklyn Yesterday.
The Jerome Park races were postponed
on account of severe northcasterly gale
aud rain storm.
Many of the editorial fraternity have ar.
rived here from various points to attend the
Astor House banquet tonight.
Col. Naglo had a reception at the Cooper
Institute last night by Irish citizens. Mayor
Hoffman presided. After an address by
Maggie, 4 series Of resolutions was adopted
favoring the protection Of American citixsnl
abroad.
Troy, June l1.-P. Callahan was con
victed Of murder yesterday. and will be sen
fenced to-day. lie shot Patrick Dunn two
Years aQo
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Chicago, Rock Island + Pacific
Railroad.

1868. Summer Arrangement. 1868 /.
rrainsrun by Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY MAY II, 1858,
" and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted) a. follows
Going Ksst-lst Mail train At. ......7 05, A. \.
I'd Night express........s 30, r: =
Going West-lst, Express and Nail for Des
Moinss and Washington, !. Is An:
Cd, Mixed, for Des Moines ssd
Auscatine. ..6.30rn.
Arrive At Davenport daily (Sundays sxesptsd
from the Eass-lst Night express q. g -. A =
I'd Daily Ex. 3 mail. e Of, r. =
From the Wsst-1st Mixed from Des Aoines
I'd, Express from Desi MONIES
and Washington. sos Pr.
couBcNoxD.
A Chicago With all Eastern Routes.
Al Joliet with q. A. 4 S. L. X. r. for BlooD-
layton, Springfield, &e.
Al LaSalle with !. c. X. r for Dunlsith, d.
At Pond Creek With c. b. / Q. R. r. for Bar
lington, Keoknk and Quincy.
At Peoria with =. p. 4 J. X. X. &c.
At Des Moines. Iowa City. and washine ton
with Western Stage Co. g Stages, for oil points
West, Southwest aud Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage checked to Prin-
cipsl Eastern Cities and Towns.
r. "A. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt. Chicago.
A. KfnBALL, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
H.. Hits, Ag's. Davenport.
Davenport MAY .. 1895
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

SPRINGFIELD, June ll.-Class day sxer.
cises, At Amherst College occurred ysstsr.
day. The corner stone Of The new maths-
NAUTICAL building Was also laid with appro-
pirate ceremonies
An entire senior class Of the Willraham
Methodist Academy, consisting OF twenty
gentlemen and ten ladies', withdrew, ysstsr.
day. owing to difficulty with the princi-
pal, Rev, DR.. Locke.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-NayOr Heath
refused to surrender his Office to-day TO
Conway. the newly elected Mayor. claiming
that his appointment was confirmed by Con.
gress, and declining TO recognize Gen. Blu
chanans authority TO remove him. He was
consequently placed In the hands Of the
police but was subsequently released on
and a strong body Of police has been sta.
toned at the City Hall.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, jane 10. The Nashville 4
n W. Railroad imbrogio eliminated in a
fight this afternoon on Cherry street, in
front If the Maxwell Hotel. between Mich.
as Quinn and Mr Rhes, an engineer, whom
the strikers had ordcrsd TO leave. Rhea
shei Quinn with small pistol, nliciing a
slight wound, and subsequently presented
n navy revolver. Quinn suddenly reeled
aud Rhea withheld his fire. The affair
caused much cxciiemert.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA


DEs MoIsvs, April 20, 1855
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, THAT THERE
i las been filed in this Office sworn statement
showing the condition of the Union Mutual
Life Insurance Co, located At Augusts. 10 the
State of maine, on the first day Of January.
A. 1868, 10 accordance with the prov isious Of
an Act Of the General Assembly Of the State Of
Iowa, entitled can Act in relation to Life Ins..
Compsniss." approved March 18th, 1869. that
said Statement shows that said Company 10
possessed Of the requisite amount Of capital.
and invested - required by law.
AUTHORITY 10 TsEa.soAs GIVEN to the above
named Company 10 transact their appropriate
busnsss Of Insurance in this State ia accord.
anee with the laws thereof, until the Sist day 81
January, A. d., 1869.
Il is also certified. that l.. g. CLARK. Of
Davenport. has been duly appointed b. said
Company their lawful Agent and Attorney for
the County Of Scott. with full power to take
risks Of Insurance therein, and TO acknowledge
service of process a. provided by law
In testimony whereof. / have hereunto sub
scribed my name and affi xed the seal of nv Of.
Zee the day and date above first written.
JOHN A. ELLIOTT,
Auditor Of State.
SAINT A. AYsas. Deputy. ies-lw
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TRENTON, June l0.-TheFe was large
attendance ct the Democratic State Con.
vention and great unanimity Of sentiment.
The resolutions oppose all forms Of repudi-
alton of national Indebtedness; express
gratitude to the soldiers and sailors pledge
support to the nominees OF the national
convention and wonld feel honored by the
nomination of Joel Park. Jr., for President.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE 7imes IL Az
thorized to state that the Pittsburg 4 Fort
Wayne Railroad will sell excursion tickets
to the New York Convention, and return
for twenty dollars. The return tickets to
be good until the 10Th Of July.
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COM m RC0AI.
Davenport Market Report.
Ovrcs OF ras DAvaxPons d. 10 Graf,
Juno It'll 1894

June 18th, 1855.
FLova-Wholessis. 5000; retail, I'll 90.
wusAf-No. !, $3.50, No. 2. el.7o. No. 3.
1l.65.
BAnLuY-No receipts.
OAYs-65c.
RYr-Dul and Nominal-Ne receipts.
OoaH-75078c.
Onions No receipts.
PsfAroDa-65c.
BussIR-2oo. per D.
Eses-l2xc.
MAar--Good Timothy Sl5.so per ton. Upland
Prairise ~. 0of $751; 90 per ton. Slough, .t9@tl0
CoAL-Soft-l6 cents per bushel. Delivered
lsc.
AsrHn.crrR AT yard 4l9 90 per ton. De
livered 3l9 90 per ton.
WooD-ss o0Gt7 go per Cord.
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Milwaukee Market,

b. Telegraph June II.
Flour Dull and lower: Xxx CITY at 1919
% IN country at s.5099.00; extras, s.0o6a
$50.
Wheat-Drll and lower No. /, 2o3; 10 Q
l 81
Corn-Quiet and steady 49,
Oats-Ac'ive for full prices.
Fre'ghts-4s@9.
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INSURANCE.
T.. G.. CLARK.
Life Insurance AIT,
Cor. sd and Brady SITS Nc. 9, up stairs,
STATE MENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
UuiOn Mutual Life Ins, Com'y
OF AU0USTA. MAINK-

OF AUGUSTA. MAINE.
On the first day Of January, 1865. made to tho
Auditor OF the State Of lova, pursuant to the
Statute Of said State
let. The aame Of this Company lie the Union M
tual Life. Augusta. Maine
-. The amount Of IL Capital Doock L. ain -
-. ne anosns Of it, Capital Stock
eth The Ass:es q ~ Coapaay ~
ist Cash on hand, In Bank.
snd In the hands Of Agts
OF other psrsons,. ....,.. &as.1ls.cS
"a. Real Rstate unincum'ed 10000
81. Bonds and Stocks owned
by tho Co., how secured and
rate flint. thereon sec sch
edules "A o35 Ole
4th. Debts OF tho Company
seeured by mortgage. (see
eehedule,1 ,026. rA3ey
oth. Debts otherwise Sc
cured (see schedule. D.. -. f7ei4Ss
Ctr. Debts Tor Premiums. S3l ,,0s.5S
IT.. All other securities (see
schedule,l- ~. ....-........ Ia, 0s5 IL
TOTAL Assets, .-..............& Ogi .ys4 10
LIABILITIES.
9Th The amount Of liabilities due or not
due, to Banks other creditors Mona
eth Losses adjusted and due, ..... Nom.
It'll Losses adjusted and NOT DUE. None
eth. Losses unadjusted. .......... Mona
9TH. Losses in suspense waiting further
proof; ....;........ $1,000. 90
10th All other claims against the Com
pany... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.ooo 90
Total Liabilities. ................. 1900 -
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THESE BITTHRe ARE PRKPAR8D IN PURE
Bourbon Whiskey, non eo@bination q over
weoy di9efent kinde Of roots. besks ana nsfDs
which act In perfect concsft wsh the other pre-
pared iron the original formula given BY the great
CHIEF Red Jacket DR.. Chapin. who usen them sue-
cesefuy n his practice fof any year, ana ~ their
use gained 20 great . popularity In the treatment
ana cure for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipa-
ton. Sick and Nervous Headache, Fever and Ague.
and al diseases arising from torpid liver and indt'
gcstion Persons suffering r. m either OF these
these Bttere which perfectly pure and free from
al those drugs and poisons usually put up IN sueh
preparations, and pAlmed OF on an unsuepeetiug
public. A single trial will convince the most skepu
cal that In the RED JACKET there Il virtue that
nc other Bitters possess,
They strengthen and invigosate the system.
They are uncQuallep for general debility
They are cure for Dyspepsia,
They give good and healthy appetite.
They purify Il: breath ana acidisy Of the stomach
They are an antidote to change Of water and diet.
They are the best stimulant in exietance.
They are p1evenive Of Fever and Ague.
They relieve Constipation.
xney cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatahle
The genuine RED JACKET B1TTHke afs onv
OLD in quar- tbottes, never By the gallon. quafs OF
sssthas our private oovss,nsss staspis.unbro-s
ken over each cork
scld y N drugEish sal dealers tArss ehout II
Csll tss ~ Jaehst I'D tsks - oahs:
Oirsnlars % the trade suppllee - eppne11oa.
SxNN!TT Pl1fKR9 CO., rroK.scsofs.
u a0d - 0ichieaa AVoouo, C01CA0O.
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ScHN L. ewITs. WAlaAM '. KiDD1n.
JOHN . SWITS & co.
Insurance Agents,
No. W. second St.,-Up.Stairs.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
apitalI Represented. over $4,000, 900.
FIRE AND INLAND.


FIRE AND INLAND,
Home Fire Insurance Co., n. y.
Cash Capital and Assets, u, 100000.
Phenix Fire Insurance Co, NV.
Cash Capital and Assets. 81, 500 600.
Atlantic Fire Insurance Co.. NY.
Cash Capital and Assets, 100000.
Lamar Fire Insurance Co., n. ~.
Cash Capital and Assets, $500, oco.
Home Fire Ins. Co, New Haven.
Cash Capital and Assets. tl.Tso, 900.
Hartford Fire Ins. Go, Hartford.
Cash Capital and Assets. q, ooo. 900.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT.
Connecticut Mutual Life ms. Co.
Capital, sl5.0oc,oo0
TRAvELERy ms. CO..
Capital. 100000
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LIVERPOOL Marlxet.

By Telegraph June ll-ll.I5. q. m.
Flour -32s.
Wheat-Red, lbs Sd white, lss Tod.
Corn--3As.
LEO p. m.
Breadstufis-
Pork-sls Cd.
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CEfh.. I ~,,AG0
II II ABE

nc inercanuie houses whose cards
compose ta.s column are carefully selected
from the leading firms in Chicago MS those
whose extensive operations and widespread
reputation en''tle thea 10 the FIRST rank in
commerce. The husiacss cards Of these
establishments II her several trades have
been classified III alphabetical order, form.
ing comprehensive synopsis Of business
Information. upon which our mcrchann
en- rely.
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~. l.eais Market.
BY Telegraph June II.
Flour-Nothing doing.
Whsst--Better.
Corn Unchanged At ss@s5.
Oats-Higher At 1917.
Rye-Stsady at Ito.
Provisions Firm.
Pork.-20. 25.
:, Bacon--Shoulders-ls clear sides, IL
Round lots cannot b bought at these figures.
New York Market.
~ Telegraph Juns II.
Cotton-Dull At % 1 saso for middling aplands.
Fleur.Dull 7.~0soo for super $50 ~. =
whsat,Dull M2.l'oals for No. sp,,ss.
Corn-Imprevsd, at 40 for new mixed weston
ah0at: l.1ak for western yellow.
Barley-N0ninal.
oa.. Dull Il IS IL fSr wsstern aaoat.
Pork-Heavy and lower; g. % 02s % for new mess
and 81 5o0s7 81 for old.
Beef Steady.
Cut Msats-QuieA
Lord-Dull ct 16 l-201sk for steam rendered /: 1
l.291Sk for kettle rendered.
New York Money Market.
By Telegraph june II.
Stocks-Dun.
ID il:s rev. INK is.s:. iasx: q. .esS.
New York Csntral-1.slk.
Erie-70.
Ill. Ocnt.-1.be
Reck 1sland-lo3|.
Northwestern c9H preferred sly.
Darlington and Qaincy-1.E1.
Gold 2es.
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Chicago Market,

By Telegraph June II.
flour-very dull; without change.
Wheat-Unsettled closes at l.sss@@l.s9
for No. spring.
Corn-Lower; closes dull at ss@ssk for
No. l.
Oats-Dull: close and tame at 5sQ6sl5.
Kye-Dull and nominal.
Barley-Dull and nomial
Provisions-Dull
Pork Weaker at q. rs.
Dard-Steady at l1c.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders, essier.
Lake Freights-Dull and steady &c for corn
TO Buffalo.
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Toledo Nlnp.k,

BY Telegraph. June II.
2,54
Wheat--Quiet. Sales amber ass.
Corn--Steady. Sales At e3.
Oats-Quiet. Sales at II.
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Chicago Live mock Market.
BY Telegraph June II.
Receipts Cattle, % cars; hogs, 20 cars ;
sheep. s cars.
Csttls- Extra. e.50Qs7S: fair to good.
0T501.75; stockers 3.35915 %.
Hogs--Extra, 9. 50Q1s ss1<; good 10 choice,
9o04S Bin.
Sheep Choice. 57S@s %; good. 6oo@s.so.
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TEE UNDERSIGNED has BEEN APPOINTED
~ ~ Bard u 0upsfvieoss Of Scott County. b.
pegiaton0ont q the Peer. An 0nco he's besn opened
On the corner Of Brady and Ffth Streets, whore the
undersigued and the Township Trustees will bs in
attendance from A. NJ, 10 ?. n. daily, and an
appeatoas for relief must BE- made at the above Of
dee.
jaa1o6tf \. IlND1RMAN
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A0Fdw are.

Haze. Cape and R'urn.
METH BROTH RRS. Hats, Gaps and Furs, MILL
~ merry and Straw Goods, Bufalo Robes and Bucs
Goods. Umbrellas. Pasasos, etc. - and 66 Michigan
Avenue.
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OR $50 PER HALF DOZEN.
NGaadeal<e PILLS. - cts. . Box.
For sale BY I'll Druggists and Dealers.
mn. sOHESoK,H ALWANACF FOB 1868 CAN
BRHAD GRATIS OfyAI.L DRUGGISTS.
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TILTON. LI0BY HITCHCOCK, Jobbcrs In Az.
j ficultuYal I'm plsments, Thin bic skeins, Sat irons
WAGON Makers Wood Stock. 1871 =. Water street.
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NALL, KIABARK \ CO., Importers and Dssisrsii
III Irol. Steel, Nails and Heavy Hardware, so, 81 and
~ Michigan Avenue.
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q. A. CRANDALL. wM.H CURTIS.
Late H. A. Aas't AssssaoY ATTY at Law.
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ORpras fort the NATIONAL RsPssLtoAHin George
tewh mar be leftht the bcokstors Of nsssrs. O.
z. Getty Co.. los Bridge street. who're copies Of
he RsrvBLIoAs nay be obtaissd daily.
MAsosIo.--Quite . number OF tho Masons
Of 9sorgetovn will aecompany the washing
tea Com nderies to 81. Louis on the 18th Of
September, to attend the triennial meeting Of
the Grand Commandery Of the United States,
10 assemble there.
NEW Brrip1so.-Mr. @. II. Demas 10 having
erected q handsome brick building on High
and Gay streets, one door from corner Of Gay.
Dense and store, and will contain ten rooms,
with all tfcdern improvements. ..,r.. 81
TsH BAsH.-The aredxiss msehins IL at
work In the basin at the mouth Of the Chesa-
pe4ke and Ohio canal. Deposits have accu-
INFLATED TO such an extent lately at tfst point
thft " was found neosssary Tor navigation
pufposef to remove them At once.
BarDoH BRoksAI-Yesterday morning q
ssa ons,ss MIR ss';;sI1 ,s S,s The
Bridge and Green streets, broke through,
making general smash Of all the timbers.
Ris.a g49,s IN, :; ADJ Jgh.-
10y, from Berlin, Win wssst for Mtssf;. Haf.
y OAHAL-Bosts arriving pretty freely, there
being more water; boats are passing the sQue-
duet freely; SIC have arrived and registered at
the Colisetor's once, up to the present time.
! MRRcBAHrs, ExcHAHoE.-OHering 1900
buahela red wheat; sales, $500 bushels red
wheat At t7.Se; 800 bushels do. at a 10; ITO
bushels do. at t2.lS; 2boo bushels do. at t2.57.
d CusToa HousE.-Entercd-Str. John Oil
son, Winter, from New York. ..a
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pRoPosARs FOR SUBSISTENCE STOKES.


cOKxES qnANr 40 giLbsasros .InsSIs.
ss e a MR aSsd .i
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pound cans Tomatoes, TO Is g hIm hard, and
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ditions will be Furnished on application. u de-
sired Address proposals + THOMAS WILSON,
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS,

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johnson, TT Hess, IN; John s Perry, Albany;
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Ls.1sy, ssrs.oss spsins.; IafsT .ad
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I Es;sor. y white, Phil.dslphi.i II "
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natl.
KIRKwooD HoUsE-KrSo.
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Excursions. Pic-Eics, &c

T ooK OUT FOR THE ANNUAL EXCURSION
~ AND PIC;NIC OF THE JoURNEYMEN
WHiTg HOUSE PAVILION, Thurs 9Kfk
The above place has recently been ntted up In
manner superior TO any other place OF resort In the
Vicinity Of Washingto9, which, added 70 the repu'
ters q This kind, promise to make this Excursion
The nne large steamer wAwAsET has been en-
gagged on this occAsioni also, Professor Dougher.
US Brass and String Band. Boats will leave the
o'clock p m.
The following ssntlemsn compose the committee
ney, Geo; W: Fisher, Thos. q. May, Thos Elwood,
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, ~,
70 be had Of any member Of the committee, or on
the boat. auga6-eOtd
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27

paicE LIST Of oents' Furnishing Goods II
sss ss.. 81 s.ssss ana :;fis sass
Good White Shirts, tl-Sl .t0;hne White Shirts,
t2-ta:So; good Summer Under.hirta, %, 70. u,
Sood sumner =. :, prswers Ole sI good Cotton
20 cents per boxj Handkerohiefs and Suspen-
ders, Ties and Soarfs, In endless variety, a.
populaf prices. p. ST. have no branch
storeh, .ur.-,r. ....
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27

AT THE sToRR OF the original Franc, fet
Seventh street, between d snd z, whose
ffepch-plafe window attracts . great deal Of
attention, our readers will and the cheapest
6ud most elegant assortment OF gents furnish.
ing goods III Washington, and the celebrated
Towle's patent elffptis suspender, for which
Mr.. franc has the agency, and which pos
sesses many advantages over any Of the other
styles. ~ ~ ~ IaN -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27

AFFECTED ny THR HEAr.-On Monday last
Ofiicer Price, OF the Sixth precinct, found Mr..
o. W. Marsh, a printer, in the Vicinity Of tho
tion, through the effects OF the heat. He as.
slated him 70 his residence, No. sol New York
avenue, and he slowly recovered his strength.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27

BASE DALL.-The return game between the
Qnion club and the Nationals OF the 18th
United States infantry will be played on the
gf6unds OF the Union club to-day. Game will
be called at $50 n, n,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27

PERsosAL.--J. Hartman Gilmer, it,, esq, Of
Richmond, Virgins, reached this city yester-
day morning. He 10 closely allied with Con.
sefyAtiye politics In that" mother Of States
OF the Seymour and Blair party, Yesterday
afternoon, In company with distinguished par:
ties, among whom were Attorney General
Gilmer dined with the President, and remained
at the mansion till late hour, In consultation
about political matters.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27

the Grant and Colfax club will DO held this
evening at Union League Hall, Ninth street.
Col. ID. l.. Eaton, J, SAyles Brown, register In
bankruptcy, and others, will address the
meeting
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27

The FIRsr WAND RRPuBLIoARs were to
OF Twenty second and streets, last evening,
but as II was o'clock before the money for
"dips" was Forthcoming, we presume NO meet
ing was held. ... 1.a0 .H.I.I
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-27

OLYMPIC BASE BALL TouR.-To-morrow, we
will publish the result OF all the games play cd
tour, together with the batting and fielding
averages Of each player.