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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03

Tn s.. Paul Press anticipates lively
times in that city next summer. That pa
per says:
From every quarter w hear OF new
buildings projected and TO b commenced in
the spring. The year 1868 will undoubtsd-
y far surpsss all its predecessors in build
ing statistics. Massive business blocks,
large hotels. elegant churches. palatisl resi-
dsnces, a. well a. the moro modest Gotta
gss, almost without number, will next sea-
son add immensely to the growing great
ness OF Saint Paul"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
the REAL vElPaU FEMALE PILLS
wAnnANTRD FRENCH,

9hsse palls, % celebrated nsny yeass 40 n Ysne
~ The ssl1of II 1smalc tffeguloetuee. ana
don. srs nov oesssd 10 ~ scs ths ar.s in: Z
Amcglce. They hsvo been kept 10 eomRase9ve %
ocusity nom ne TT that ~ ofgnator ~. ve!pau
= physician IN H1g1A q Gsae wealth; ~ s s
coreccptioue penciplee, md ha0 withheld shsm rom
general 49, isst tAsy should Be smploysd Tor 1nla~
ii ~ o,esco.iae Fsuals obsnuesions. yaIiae oe0s
womb. WhItso. Green elckneDss Suppreesio0. hsssn
tSnn or lnmOdcssto H1ow OF the Monthly Dis-
charges. Nervous snd Spinal 1nscttons Pain. e me
Bact and Limbs Fatigue on 0light excssien, Pelpta-
Ton 81 he Heart Hystsrics. etc.. and VIII eject
eurs whom al other meane have failed ano. g.
though . powoplul remedy, % mot contain eaSomsl,
sctimOny. or anything hurtful 70 the constitution.
10 married ladies md young III: Who have ~ rsss
been segn. stsd, they are peculiarly suited. they
win. IN Z shert tms. bring on the monthly period
CasTso..-Issrssd Ladies should never takethsD
whso thsse 10 any reaeon TO believe eheeeavee PEG
NM for they wf1l BE- sure 70 produce miscarriage:
Ladies can p-ocure . boz. sealsd nom the 80 Of
The enrique BY enclosing dollar, snA elk postage
Wanna 10 n W. MAC0ARRR, General Agent f0f
10 United 6tates and Csnadas, st Albany, n. T..
oopt9o- dAwlv tuS0rrssO0 - 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
THE
Universal Clothes Wrlnger
HAS BEEN AWARDED THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTES.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
The above IL the largest First Ciaas Premium
List obtained by any article whatever Of Amer
lean irnanuacure. and NOR than FIVE TINES
greater than that obtained by any Other Family
Wringer. These Premiums were all taken the
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGKR at the times
specified.
We dc not attempt 10 mslcad the public by adver
tong an old list of premiums, without date, by the
M. w. NJ Co. manufacturers Of. etc ken moot
u on Pow-f Wringers-combined Wringers and
Washer. and other articles not now In the market
for family ens is done by come Of our would be
competitors
Over 500, 900 Of the Cn1versnl
Clothes Wrlngers
Haze been sold, which is than the sale Of all
other Wfingc-e combined. and tho late improve
n,ents on the "UNIvERSAL," have greatly incfca-
eed the sale. Sold to Dealers, Jobbcre, and the
tr ade everywhere.
The celebrated ..Doty Clothes Washer !" also. toe
new Lightning Meat Cooper" Alwa. on hand foi
sale. Terms Circular Free.
X. G. BROWNING, General Agent,
No. 80 Courtandt Street. New York.
janl0-lm Opposite Merchants Hotel)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
BULLS WORN DESTROYER.
vulAxsv, WAlxsa CosSsY, Ca. |
Jane 20th. 1855.


Jane seth, lSes.
Ds. Jssn BuLl-Dsar Sir: have rsesatly
gwen your "Wsrm Destroyer" several trisls
end ind Il wssdssfsfly s0sasisus. II hes net
failed In single instsacs to have the wished for
erect. am doing pretty large eeuntsy prse-
tics. aad have daily ~ for ssms articls Of the
kind. IN free 70 confess that knew Of no
remedy recommended BY the sblsst authors that
10 20 certain and speedy in lie effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. ny
object in writing you is to hnd cut upon what
terms can get tho medicine directly from you
II can get it upon easy terms, ! shall use .
greet deal Of it, I am aware that the use OF
such articles 10 contrary TO the teachings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line Of
A.D.'s, but see no just cause or good sense in
discarding . remedy which We know to be en-
cient. simply because We may be ignorant Of its
combination. For my part. shall make ii Z
ing humanity which may be able TO command
not hesitating because some one more ingenloui
than myself may have learned its effects frst and
secured the sole right to secure that knowledge
However. l am BY no means an advocate or sup
porter Of the thou snds Of worthless nostruni
that Hood the country, that purport to cure 81
manner Of disease 70 which human flesh 10 heir
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your bes
terms. lam, sir. most respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT. n. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
GALENIC INSTITUTE,

AT THE OAL8lslC MEDICAL
!NSrITUT1, IN Ooueess Nor
BLOCK. near ~ Root OGlen. n
Paul, Minnesota.
~ Thu Only regular eAaeau.
so Innrmafy Of the kind q -
west, In charge Of . regular On.
eeon. . graduate q the Ne6lca]
College Of Ohio.
CoNrmKxTIAl ConuuiaASsouo.
SpefmaterrhUa a 0eminsS ~.
hitv. Privaen llloan... 1.noi-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
Circular SAWS

With Rmenon's Patent Movable Teeth,
Theee Save cut More and Better Lumber In the
same time. and with Lees Power, than any other Saw
In the world, with Less Expenditure OF Labor and
Files 20 keep In order, amp wear smaller. Also
Emerson's Patent Gaueing and Sharpening Swnge
for spreading the Points Of Saw Teeth. Send for
Descriptive Pamphlet. with Price List.
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY.
Jacob IT,, near Ferry st.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
.lssigmee's Notice.


Disraicr OF Iowa, IS.
Al the city of Davenport the llth dav O. JAZZ.
ua-y. A y. 1865.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
sppontm nj as Assignee OF John lnslee, Of
Lyons, in the county of Clinton and State Of
Iowa. within said District, who ba. been Cd :
Judged abankrup. upon his own petition BY the
District Court of said District
LUDWIG BRrRNING.
jaul3 doaw- 81 mon Aaai0nse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
KNOWLES
STEAM PUMP,

PArkNrED IN ENGLAND AND France,
This Pump has received the HionEer Psnsrtn q
every sir where II has been exhibited, viz: New
York, Boston, Baltimore. Cincinnati, Buffalo eyrs-
cuse. Springfield and Worcester.
II has no Cranks or F;yWheel. and has no dead
points where II will etop consequently Il 10 aiways
ready to start without using starting bar. and doee
not require hand work to get IL paet thc CENTRE aud
IL the only Pump made that will work its stcam
valve with water, consequently IL always ready 10
start when the steam cylinder is filled with cold
ter Of condensation.
Ithas been used for more than eight FOR feed
ing stationary STRAIN RpILERS. and has been ,ised
m0re than I'VE years ON LOCOMOTIVES, and 10 the
only Steam Pump Jet tried that 10 in every way adap-
ted for that USE II has been extensively used for
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions, Min
Ing Purposes, and Manufacturing Embellishments Of
every hind. with perfect II has been tested
In the Navy, and In consequence IL recommended By
the Chief Engineer Of U. J. Navy 10 be used q the
Navy Yards and on Steamers. Ar Fire Engine II 10
recommended by all lns. Companiee, and 10 univsr-
sally adopted by the manufacturing Companies In
New England. Although we have been constantly
making additions 70 Works. yet the rapidly ineree-
sing demand for Pumps has hitherto been great
than possible production: but with recent
largement Of our Works. and extensive additions to
our manufacturing facilities, We hope TO be able to
supply all orders.
Ina Projectors Offer this Pump as the most Per.
feet Independent Steam Pump invented, and
for slmplicty and ability dchee competition.
For further information address the PrOprict0re 1t
their works,
jy31y KNOWLES EIBLEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-03
Bulbs Sarsapari11a
4 Coed Reason for the Capsaln's
Faith.

READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER From HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barracks, NO., April 80. 1855,
Da, JoHx BuLL-Desr Sir Knowing the Of
aeiency Of your sarsaparills. and the healing
and beneficial qualities It possesses, send you
| the following statements Of my case:
l was wounded about two years ago-was 10
| ken prisoner and conied for sixteen month";
Being moved 20 often that my wounds have not
| healed yet. have not sat up . moment since
was wounded, am shot through the hips
Ny general health is impaired. and need some
thing to assist nature, l have more faita in
your Sarsaparilla than in any thing else.
wsh that that 10 genuine. Please express ne
half dozen bottles and oblige
Carr. y. p. JOHNSON. 81. Louis. No.
P. S.-Ths following vas written April 80
1885, BY Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.
johnson:
johnson. was . skiilful surgeon and physician in
Central New York. where he died. leaving the
shove q, p, johnson TO my care. At thirteen
years Of age he had . chronic diarrhes and
scrofula, for which gave him your Ssrsapsril-
10. II crRsp MN. l have for ten years recon-
mended il to many in Central New York, Ohio
and Iowa, for scrofula. fever sores and general
debility. Perfect success has attended il The
cures effected in come coses of scrofuls and fever
sores were almost miraculous. an very anx-
ious for my son to again have recourse to your
Sarsaparilla. He is fearful Of getting spurious
article. hsses HE writing TO you for ii. His
wounds ere terrible, bat believe be will recov.
Or. Respectfully,
JsHEm JonnsoH
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-25
9ln Sic ,Qeibe1lbelt,..

Gin ntusr esutIbsr arjt bat fit tlli6en &oosn
lttn Suarttet Inn ,jHmerltan pGtstT ouFl fdjlaasn
uno permanent unisr nns iid nisoe piafsn befblsE=
isn. CT II pcllfdnpi9 bersit ju isosr. Slunee oes
2aSss cine punoerbaren uub tint1sn SperaIiensn
in Der NRtb3in uHo Gbirursis pGrSdnebmsu. als
rs9elmaFi9r arSt uno 2BunparSt rpsletcr on cine +
Der better liniperHtien Dsutlhianrs ftloirts uup
fid Surd tint 80 iabriss 9rose Grfabruus.n fam
mslts, tistst &C osn Yatlsntsn fire @lsults en- init
W 80 pp'te"S s..P ~ SO'~s'.f ''"SV "Hy'Is"tNs
linterfu6uus. ben 8sfdsio srtbfiien wirb, cb bic
Grantbsit bsllbar oeer nidt bsilbar IN. Snskferen
SaIe rpiro CT fsn patentrn nthtin 8cbannuna nsb,
men. ., ; ..a..t-.l .s...-, ,,1.-y
utber ftinen 9barafter, isine preftIlonsue Sibias
ftit etc. fann ct Bite bstsu 3su9nNS aufmssu.' "'9
CT beilt mit Sibtrbeit alIs Gusens mo Sbrsh.
aranfbeiteu uuo ket fdnilcbs luasn, Gin 70 Sob
he rtt natdrliebe au9en ausebtn,-sr furitt frrnss
Rbeumatismus. eunssrs, SoIs, osr,:, estsr1 unb
Nisren; &ranfbtiten ,arsbs, @sbputt, MdfTsrludt,
Dpspsphe, fbparyn Staar. autpddls, o ;utauss
fdldss. 9spfsidt (Itaralsie,) Sstcfeln, Ylfs, 70:
tptt aus ustst ctrfn Der nienfbli&s 8Srpsr pntsr:
tptrfsn i'll, - : l''es 4-'l ,4<'ii+ N''Hbi''-
Gin BeIu6 ,unl q Esftorteasi ridts sis esntattans
ton III unent9aelid uno fir Btbannune tsrednst
&c einsn mdsissu prsiss 1inHLm9g ilil Hl3gsu
7,1 3eu9niB bon Neps Seriepaaa md
gBir, bic iInter,eidnsisn, pstds nutaDr. Gteras
B. Carroll, f.. ssnou bstauut liinos rearsn.ml
Btr9ndsen. eaB btrlslbe Elm bet,btr39sr Gbrif uno
Gentleman III unb ops mir ibn fir snen ,arst bal;
ten, rpeder niht Dds 3u tbun oofr nus,ufdbrenrees
fpriht. tpas ct fstb'r nidf nls adefGbrtdr qtGutt
SBir smpfeblsn ibn nit Srsucs ofpobl zen SrsnstT,
pis Dem pubtifam iiterbarpt. f7t' iiHt9 9B
o. Husuftus .a8. GUTTER 6. g. SrGmnny yglg11
n 8. Starring. 11niai ia &bse. o,San 0rrsn, 4
Samss p.i SalpaH,ni, M.sR. Smttba. 8ros.
Ssnt'ts sem s!l p; 'a'rs'g iunnsS.isSffsrs ,1t9g
d g. esor;ra iaotrfn,lD Snrss HTs,,fiiTTf
g1aGri 81. Np'hFHA> Hg4 9'h9t no
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gif 9@Aoltr AlfiOnngs-0a !!
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3ci9snfhems Yublitlnu4an baB ie neuIld, init eill-
anoer ill l0cielllaaft getreeli inbi lin Der Sorts
ieBang bes lSleibsrT @clbdfts, iHnb 6ipar ananl,g
,,4igtC. III Sf,6amili .IWssStra6e,, e,41,1 s,oI
uni raufntauL 9a.-u1ib alba 5.a,a
observation-disclosures elnenneiisn eItsanttf nnb
Stof bclrfettiS 'sehia6ten 8Ieibttsl linb Serren
anSrilifah9ssiltcr erbalter gie babtu linbeireit-
bar dnf Sdnp, ben ben allssetpdbten Stod bon
fsrtis 9ttiadten Sleieer fir luh i5I9nE 1.5
& NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. b.. :
pelder nod is, 8dufer anssbotslli ipllree---sin,
ldlieBeno .aasl bic nereiten unb borge5o9enen
SStDles tpel9e iie an4reben beriaufelIs bic aaer
Competition trobl lbisten !a,s52 H,anrl-l,iql7.
9bra Aanofna pfpartement,
i SIR Ssrreii,, Shnslinsc NIB, Snaben it msl.
lid ipisoer berboafdnbi9t tpOrben,, unb entbilt
einell ler9fdlis ,allS9slpdDItsn Stof bon -g-.
auswdrtisen unb Gihbfimifaen Sitter
harantirt pcR BEN beIs @atsrial 6li Tsin, ..5, =
Ia aag1@r b0t7lid bic 9ienlfenbpu SSfllfam
Gtpiftal bemt bsrilbmtsu Ybiabelpbia sus.
l6neieer 6A8sfbert une untsr ibln tpsrosn feline
aloere ais ~ fiHui3.lN ui5i ,fs5l1 la1i,afquasl
Il s8SDafDntmene iaD,TttS" Il.
eerfertis ts sbtss 4 'as.s 5as,5S ~ g5 .5g
slae alrtrn Stbde fir Manner, Sling
linee unes8naben; alle strten 9raitlap>
IL 49, pen fir Do. Ds.f afle arten /.
an BON 5pien fir Do, sic pfit> ., , =.
.apg9 tehH pie ansespeen; ;aunb ia uaI
!.r o E'persen ntrgenbswp fc'g'a '2.'
,a1'1 ~, G,ti, y ~ ppblfeu peffauit aIs +r' ,,
.,smI r3;.r'.-, an Der Mbler4o tfI r.,,. '.,s
y ~ % iaIi5i .lOaue.i5not 54I@J 5l5laj
-S Sd,g ibre astrbcitsn tperben iuorrantirt bcr-
ShsIitcr Su lein, a6 bic irgenb eines anbtrn
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@NGratltt UEoN

ao.',Is:g .a5s5 ID GTseailta DsnN. 3s212,9 5,5
sle 81, sSsltrsoamHton StraBe1 tlnterbalb ber
8tsll in sHlsutaun tnllt--allipe Sbr inner siuen
bolell Stprt ben! S6aibhderaI ons0slp6bIte ,Qi.
terariid,e ,sSufs,, ,GaiIcal @hda fir goagien
llnb Nfqocmisni @n9Iilde unh l9eutld)e @ibsIn,
Ssiainente, Spmr9R6eT, @tbstbiid,u, Conn
MISUNDERSTANDING t-SFdcss teiorirte Sagbh6.
CT, &sIpbnuilgs-&artcnn SpieIcs SaI6enbiibsr,
@elbldde, 8dmme, Siriten; sbulHS, Y ieture8,
GraDOnes sigbrolnaSr Sshsidfsi 4botosrapbs,
1sj aiGtNsufeopcs tnb lteberiidpen,2 cna
Gin bolIes slF0rfeihtht 2 d)fti bmdteffalieH
Gplbiebcrn, gldnibibcr Bon bellHtlmIttif aRe.
moranbum bio 5H ben srsbteH Sa9ebh6sr unb
2sb9srsJ 9jnieSS tSsnitgr Yapisrganb tvr3 vi.
les ba6 9eipSbnld III einem erlte glaiIe Bu6s
aobr9sbaItsn tpitoal4. El1d tndl maMaS
SO nsui' SO d'nio1 pIaJp le f!,ii,lagi1lF
slsAnt4hetod s9dnbpdpicr ultS s3crbsts IN
grbBInfb apthI ufsSeibdblt, +bie Y6fterns finb
SiefMsiHif66dftn i'm glotAt9 4Inb 10! ipcbifeil
ais Die ipb1fftisftn,D 5LS 'Ah5i'9 HaIHll 1la 7'i
,i'gB gBiFFnsbtsit'an an 9ttifen al b,rtdafsn, ,ps
does! siri bipef qWadet fir bitisniaen bic ,ti
iauftn MbhIbtil bsiptd ,''iiGi'I 'tlhnnil1d fl
;a,h;l ,o lg@fsB7 gnp Stsln.gsftqlf, " y sa n
upalrSlfeI arpreEandniyen nnb ilbgSalst Suiein,
eaBlipB Ie,ReMleil pgtagfsB5IuAfH. sab irasne
a,@iH 6aus Der Grtia 9edba @dui,tp. %
-HlfnSerssaiena aihosaAhb SaSi 9.abIifum iibsrs
baupt Iinb ehi9eIansn aniHrnfsn unb 'i!2a 30
=, - unfers Gdtst anSuf@aasn,sa
!, VIII nus Ipfhrr. prrsit NIB .Rtlig unlsrn
Stpf1l Seigtlt.s pb.pT ISauf atwoht pitp ppsr
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Gre,ertiea 1llna lpropidoue,l.
Gin $50. 1 Matarel febr woblfeI.

. b . . .
gin go. l Waearel febr ,roblfeil.
" %, Das fertiss earsslb unb eanbss. .prpbuftsa.
ipsrbtn In NnstauI& fir 0iitu anssnom,nsa.
Bir tahsn sInsn po1aanSissn Stod sr6fnst.
Anaatt ba6 MIR Yerlonfn strlettsn 30 lauffn mas
am glatsftn n, trfu&tn rir ~ lsrnsn. nae bic
Runbsn wanf&en unb ,sebtn uns bic dubeshs
Nlibt ttrs Dhnlae ~ kfrlssissn -slei&e aufs
msrtlamffit Nllsn Sd9snb. ..... .g...... <.
DisnawilIiss unb ssfdllise Saiesmannsr iinb
INNER btt Der 5anb, un ben Runbsn NIT prcmpt-
nse unb 55fl&trtt atsupartsn. Sa fe fnb ini'
msr bsrsit unb tritlts an itrtr etstls.
Da wis unisn @atsr iar Basssle su ben al.
lsrnisbrisasn TrsIltn stntaufen, unb ba ipir mstr
@atm ale irssnb ,rd aubrt Stotrs In bisiss
@tiy strfaufsR-anb ba btss uns IN BEN Stant
lsbt fGnsr unb birch bon ben Nanufaltuysu
tin,ufaufsn, 70 tf ttts elm srobr gurttsil fas
unlsrs Runbtn, inbsm mir ft itlba ben sanssa
@twnn trncttn tai7n--utb SrRsbt l& ta6 wir
bat.r melt pottftftsr psrfauftn iSnnsn. llnt 70
tam man aud no l&sr auf bic 0ualtiat unf.'
rtr @dter ssltaftn, inbtm MIR sanj unsrmIbti
uns b.llrtbtn foe bic Snteuffin unftrr 6aneeu
40 ttun mas .nlir Ia tu Rsit m5sli2 H. Di'
lInb ''1' . ~ GbrnbtetisR 49, "
hutia9q. &c. Sdsimer y. Go.
Stuff 81, 1868 3l5 i1m.aq.1#HS nabu
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.rduaen.unb Sbrens 6eilanffalt /!


-r.a3e -1 ------ ,.- Hs7aG
Disfss Jnfitutift nah 8srfs Gaunip, Der
tsst uuSresn unb itsbt leo bic 1ufuabms pen %.
tifnten oiFsu. ~ e''.
Nro. $50 penn Strabe. Reabina pa.
es nsrosn eafslbft ale aussn:unb Obrsn arant.
bsitsn bsbanbdt uno aIt Dc ,...e H.,
.Sperationen Der @birnr9ie dberbaupt,
pcr9tuennien. L,.u .5
bisft aaAalt In init Der asnasu eammlana dir.
argifher 5nftrumentt bisfts eancss psrisb.n int
essbalb fit itbtn punoir,tliden SaiI sinoeridtet
Der liiHiianb, tae,idb rine Gtfabruna ron ibsr Sc
Sabrsn in bic msoiinifshtn Fraris tsfes. ssadbri
binrsdtnce Garantis, bee bic fritifbftsn cbirurai
Hsa Spsraiionsn bier ettnfo gut, rpit in 'un(,rsn
srSgsrtn rStdbttn .porssnenin1n wsrben tSnnen.
patisnttn. wslde aus Der Tsrnt fcmmen, fnosn bier
bitlteetss Boaro ais in pblaeelpbio uno Sep .orf.
pabrsno Die sduacs cage un bic refine eantlafi
msit- -bsffsrs REORGANIZATION uno 8ertbsils sspab.
.s8tiabbsitiu allen ibrtn ssrmsu wiro ts.
bappsit.r nt INN ,,',rra, ~. r'',
s@sbt tapssnin allen ibreu 5ormsn ~srssp
sebstt.' y. - !, ~. l''-
aut r:austa +stumpf'ass uno f6isf.
@tise &C ptrben 9sraoe stn,a6bt laik "',iI'
=, Dlas Otr.-:Jsoe 5erm ron Saubbdt. auslaui,
tsr Sbrs uno Summsu i'm DIRE piro asbslli uns
100 oas Sbrfsu ,erfSrt III, wirb Gin nsutf einasfeel
70 bae btr Patient 70 gut bSrtn fam. mic ie uper.
e'uustn rahtbs ittu.-S Sdminbiuobt, aab
mo, Brendits, aatartb uno 6ufsn, Dirls Rranf
btiten tustceu nad tintn gan, reurn prinip btban.
bslt, tnotm bic SRtbisn nittsih zines appdratt N
bic eunatl 9ebradht miro. 70 tap ttlslbt nit De-,
Srontbdtin anmiitdtare Bnabrurs fSuimt ;---.ss
il srltounlidh, in ten meiisn 5Susu bic bsiler ber
Briuug fcSlddb ,u srblidsn. ,f, ~ Hra-.
8b Gu ma I | s mu s.-1uh oislt 8rantbsit pire
nad einem nfuen priniip tebanttlt; 8sfrsiuna pom,
S9nerss erfctet in ben n,siien SdtItu lcbsn nah
Bittauf tinsr S,unot. Gs sisbt nur rpeniae S8nl
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GRsus 4 WILLIAMS will sell this afternoon
at six O'Clock, on the premises, lot No. II, on
B street south, In square 900, opposite the
Philadelphia Row, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets east.
Also, At six O'Clock, on the premises, valu-
able improved property and brewery, on Penn
sylvania avenue and Ninth street east.
Also, at six O'Clock, on the premises, valu-
able real estate, No. l6t Pennsylvsnia avenue,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
Also, at 0;3o O'Clock, on the premises, two
valuable building lots, fronting on Rhede ISL
and avenue, between Fourteenth and FIJI
teenth streets.
FiToH d Fox will sell this afternoon, at 0
o'clock, on the premises, valuable improved
property In Mount Pleasant village, a half
mile beyond the Columbian College, near the
Fourteenth street road.
aALLIaAs l. TOWNSEND will sell this after.
noon at six O'Clock, on the premises, lot 4, In
square AIS, on Sixth street west, between 2
and Q streets north.
W. l.. WALL & 90. will sell this morning, a'
10 o'clock, the entire stock and fixtures Of the
Broom Factory, No. 90 Louisiana avenue, be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
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FREAKS OF LiGHTSrSG,-Therc was but one
heavy roll OF thunder and bright fash Of light
ming during the storm on Wednesdsy, but that
did some damage, the electric huid having
struck the gable end OF the residence OF +. q.
Uhler, esq, on Washington street, between
Cameron and King streets.
CLAssICs.-Thc closing exercises Of the Col.
legiatc Institute, Mrs. W. i. Uarnc, principal
took place on Tuesday morning, when diplo.
mas, medals, and premiums were awarded de-
serving pupils.
CoMMESOgMEST.-The third annual com
mencement of the Alexandria Female Semi
| nary, X. Kemper, principal, took place last
Wednesday night At Washington Hall, In the
presence OF large number OF citizens.
| The MARKETs.-Salesy yesterday as follows
Mixed Corn fl. 0S@tll0; Rye, sl,65; Oats anC
| Wheat, dull and nominal.
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POLICE NhTTERs.-Mary J, Brooks, coiorcd,
was arraisned before Justice Harper, In the
seventh precinct, by Ofncer Arnold, charged
Francis Darth.. She confessed her guilt, and
stated th,t she had spent part Of IL 10 going TO
the circ,s, riding on the street cars, and buy
OF the noney were found In the gard among
some weeds. She was committed TO Jail for
oacer Boyle Of the First precinct, arrested
iTed % by Justice Tucker.
Lawrence Clark was charged with making
hreats Of violence towards Catharine Hall,
and the same Justice held him In security to
The following cases were disposed Of In the
ofieetp tGif reeT Arrested 'S william White, col.
the property Of Robert Kidd, and he was com.
having been In the hands Of the police fire.
quentIy, and arrived homo from the Albany
pcnitentiary only short time since.
The same officer arrested Mary Smith, col
brush and several other articles from the store
OF Mr.. Conrad Rasner, on X, between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth streets, and she was
arraigned by OGicer Ryan, for running his cart
without number, for which q fine Of t5 was
imposed on him. The same officer arrested
James Shuzarn for violating the 9th section Of
the dog law, and he was fined Is. John Wed.
lock was "run In, by the same oiiicer for max.
Ing threats Of violence towards his wife Mary,
and he gave security to keep the peace.
Ofncer Doyle arrested Patrick hurry, grocer
for selling liquor by the small without the
proper license, for which he was ined $40, but
appealed to court.
In the various precincts the following
amounts Of fines were imposed: Frat precinct
%; Second precinct, al8; Third precinct, a.
Fourth precinct, t2o.50; Fifth precinct, ti2
Sixth precinct, els; Seventh precinct, I'll
Eighth precinct, %. Total amount, tss.60
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL RgrUBLIcAs In George
town may be left at the bookstores Of Mcssrs T.
N. X. Mills & Co, 0ate Crandelts,D l2s Bridge
street, or at Messrs. O. T. Getty Co.., 100
Bridge street. where copies OF the REPUBLICAN
may be obtained daily.