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HOLIDAY LUxURIEs
THOMAS RUSSELL,S.
2J6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SAr9 gHsSr.G GAEINEr
the favorite Wine Of l.. Delmonico, New Yerk
CHAMPAGNE IN HALF PINrs,
Also,
BoTCHE, Fills Cos and L, RoEDERERs
DRY sILLE hhAh' c cAR1fE BLANCHE
WINES, LIQUORS, CoRDIALs.
FRESH HAVANA,
And the Popular Brand OF
LITTLE BELT sEGARs.
BOOTH CO.'S CELEBRATED
OLD TOM GIN.
OLD RYE and BOURBON WHISTLES.
FINE OLD COGNAC BRANDIEs
Of guaranteed purity.
JAMAICA and ST. CRoIX Run.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISTLES.
STANDARD sHERRIEs.
SUPERIOR OLD PORTS.
CHOICE CLARET and RHINE WINES.
SPARKLING and STILL BURGUNpIEs.
SCOTCH and ENGLISH ALEs.
LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER.
ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES.
OLIVE OIL, sARDINEs, PEAS, MUSHROOMS,
ETC. ETC
THOMAS RUSSELL.
2s6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
dE.tyal Between 18th and 18th streets
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,
SOLD, RENTED, AND EXCHANGED,
At the new Agency,
LEWIS BAAR's,
dels.lmeo. No. 30 MARKET SPACE.
WI. BnADLEx q soxn
STEM MARBLE WORKS,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 18th sts., west, Washippfon n a.
MANUFACTURERs OF MONUMENTS, NAN,
TIES, &C.
IMPORTERS OF MONUMENTAL FU, UR n
AND GARDEN STATUARY
-. M a fog BUILDING PURPOSES. at the Low
60. ne.ee. dc Ism
COX n G.G L A . Q e q,
In GILT AND WALNUT FRAMES.
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES.
FRANCIS kANR.
235 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
dels-lm Ma, ,,,, $780,.
Mrs. A. G. GAsToS. AGENT,
ass II STREET,
BETWEEN 13TH ASD 13rH STREETS,
Respectaly invites the attention q the ladies q,
EEATH ERs, FLOWERS, RiBboNs sni
JET GOODS, Roman Saehee and Rovs a ~
ereat varie4; Lacee, Cu1s and Coiars A choiee "a
seS4i9n o. vPsra and Heceptio. BONNEfs.
pEHIvaS w. AND CLOAK MAKING b. Mispee
eno trimmed y nodes PUisTs in twenty -four
Ssi.s. IS sir e. S Sss 81 a Asen Ssib
TX hssidsnss No. sss ] street. near ,ah ana
~~ss Nv ssS SsWte dealm
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vELfETSl YELYETS!l yELyETS..l
Superior Quality Of
BLACK SILK NELYETS FOR CLOAKIyG,
from 8 to so, worth Sig and SIS.
Also, some elegant BROUCHE SHAwLs left which
will be sold at great sacrifice, suitable for Christmas
Presents, at 4. GUTMANsS
dec tdec25 III Bridge street I,eOrpetovp
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PRESENTATIONS TO A MEssKNGER.-The, ladies
and gentlemen Of the library, in the Treas, ~
Department., made up a purse OF as, which wa.
presented to George Cock, messenger, as =
Christmas gin similar git was presented 70
Mr. Coek last year.
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HORSE THIEVES ABOUT.-AbOut two O'Clock
on Sunday morning, as officers Cross and Smith
were going up i street, between 18th and 18th
streets, they heard the sounds OF horses hoofs
walking down an alley, when they stepped
horseSa when he got to the end of the alley
where there stood a street lamp, he mounted
the post and turned off the light. The officers
were close by, and when he heard them coming
he left the horse and made good his escape. The
officers took the horse along to the sixth pre-
cinct station, where ii was found to be a valua-
BILE animal, and with a new carriage harness
complete on him. The property is still at the
station house waiting for the owner to call for it,
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n. hAsoSIc.-St. Johns Lodge, No. n, F. A. a.
right, when the following officers were e,act.sa
lor The ensuing year C. L. Patten. w. NJ. n
=. slater, y. W.; Geo. A. Abbott, j. W.: RI NJ
Heeo, Secretary; q. Cammack, Treasurer
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i1ii Oh its reward All our readers, grown pe0-
PIE and children, should see the pantOmimethis
week, the last of its presentation. In addition
70 the numerous tricks Of last week We are to
nave number of others during the present
eral new transformations. The wonderful Clo-
doche troupe of groteslue dancers will appear
as usual They are encored nightly.
At Walls Opera House this evening Kelly &
Icons original and unequal MINISTRIES open for
short season The first feature of the perform
anee will be the great New York sensation of
..Shoo Fly, Don't Bodder me- by the ''Only
Leon and Purdy; the next a farce full of hu.
NOR. entitled Twice Married." and the last a
burlesque on Norma" specially written for
inc troupe IN England The title role will, OF
sonations have won him a worldwide reputa-
fion Besides these specialities, there will be
an abusing aetdHge by the artists Of the troupe.
HE regular weekly meeting of this association
on Saturday evening last was SHINY attended
and after an address by Professor Wilcox,
hadams LOCKWOOD. Grifhng and Gully were
appointed committee 10 consider and report
on the propriety Of forming a " Laboring Wo-
mems Association" 10 represent all trades and
cifypapers were invited by resolution to address
IRE association at its regular meetings; after
which the association adjourned.
The SONS OF JoNADAB.-Council No. l. Sons
OF JonadAb, held its regular meeting on Satur-
day night, and elected the following oficers for
the ensuing quarter: Worthy Chief, Martin
Ahrenz; Deputy, w. p. Lee; Secretary, A b.
LaIeott; Treasurer, o. n Harris; Guide, Joseph
x.hurphy: I. W., NJ. c. James: U. W., John T.
Harrison. The attendance was large, and quite
aDumber on candidates were initiated
MISSIONARY ASNivERsARY-The twentieth
anniversary OF the Home Missionary Society of
me Fourth Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr.
smith, pastor, was celebrated in the church, on
ceedingly appropriate, and the aIdresses Of
Kew George :. Davis, of Missouri and Hon
Sidney Clark, of Kansas were Iistened 70 ,rith
attention, and the singing was fine.
H-
RELIEF FOR THE PooR.-Mr. A 8. Solomon,
Improving the Condition OF the Poor v .rata
fully acknowledge the receipt of 800 fron
President Grant, through the Rev. DR.. Newman:
Sco from Chief Justice Chase, and s125 collect,
Esq.
fiRE-About TX o'clock yesterday an alarm
u hfe Was gwen from box 81 by Officer Hurst fur
nre IN the vinegar factory OF Messrs. Jones q
Eeeie, corner OF 18th street and Ohio avenue.
nc nIc uePaI' n.nt responded promptly, and
thf names were extnguished. The loss l. iiSh I:
fully insured. W. - Ns'''
AAsoNIc.-St. Johns Lodge. No. lie
NJ. held their annual election on las, Er;.t,,
night, when the following officers were e,act.sS
for the ensuing year &C. L. Patten W SWlsc"d
=. slater, y. W.; Geo. A Abbott, j. w: n NJ
heeo, Secretary; q. Cammack, Treasurer.
PRKeuTATToE TO AMEseKNGER.-Tbe, .a;a.
and genfiemen OF the library, In the Treasu nv
Department, made up purse OF s25, which was
4rteented 70 george Cock, messenger, "a q
ehristmas gin. A similar GIT was presented Ia
MY. COck last year,
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fiRE-About TX O'Clock YESTERDAY An alarm
Oh nre WAS given from box - by Oficer Hurst for
: IRE IN the vinegar factory OF Messrs. Jones q
Heeie, corner OF 18th street and Ohio avenue.
thr names were extinguished. The loss Is iish I:
fully insured. AsN''
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CHILDREN's OvERCOATs at coax Hail." 4G
9Th street, opposite Post Office. l2,1S,6
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tic otdte department, enjoyed tnclr feStlv val on
Friday evening. Mr.. T. s. Samson, the super
intendent, presided, and the following tableaux
were given with fine effect Faith, Guardian
Angel, Nun, Morning, Evening and Noon. Mr.
and Mrs Kriss kringle appeared, to the delight Of
copias, &C., which were distributed; after which,
there was speaking and singing. The parent
school (First Baptst) will have their festival to-
At the Hospital for Infirm Colored People.
near Howard University, grand dinner was
given to $50 lame, blind and otherwise disabled
colored men, under the auspices OF Gen. o. D.
Howard. While the old men were enjoying the
dinner, Senator POmeroy, Of Kansas and Gen.
Howard addressed them.
At Kendall Chapel, uear the Long Bridge, a
hne entertainment was given on Christmas
night, and q large number Of the children of the
school and friends were present The school
room was tastefully decorated, and around the
the ceiling was 2 large star. The Christmas
tree was ten feet high, beautifully decorated
with c0rnucOpias, &C., set on the pulpit stand.
~, MIS- mary Beard presided at the melodeon, and
superintendent, Mr.. Malcolm, delivered an adj
dress, and Rev. DR.. Parker, Of Calvary Baptist
Church, and Mr.. WIN. Stckney, superintendent
Of the school Of the same church, made appro-
pirate remarks. The tree was attacked, and
the candies and good things distributed
and ice cream and cake handed
q donation; Mrs. Rev. Samuel Early received q
large pound cake, the superintendent received
q bible dictionary in three handsomely bound
volumes, and a large number OF prizes were
awarded to the children. During tins festival
the school, which numbers about $50, sang sew
eral pieces in An excellent manner, and the en-
tire assemblage, after enjoying themselves until
Q late hour, were dismissed with the bencdiction
by Rev. DIR. Parker.
At Union League Hall the newsboys and boot
blacks of Washington enjoyed q happy hour on
Saturday, Prof: A. NJ. Green giving a free matt
nee and exhibition OF his pictures OF the war, OF
sacred and prOfane history, besides delivering a
lecture to the lads present. A collection of use
full little gifts was distributed among the boys.
At the Industrial Home School, on It'll street,
near Canal Bridge, dinner was given to the
children by the ladies conducting the school.
which was also attended by the children Of the
6eorgetoxn school, they having been furnished
With tickets over the Washington and George
town ks.ireaa by the President OF the company.
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RELIEF FOR TIE PooR.-Mr. A g. Solomons
treasurer of the Washington Association for
Improving the Condition Of the Poor rat
fully acknowledge the receipt of 500 fron
President Grant, through the Rev. DR.. Newman:
700 from Chief Justice Chase, and s125 collect,
60 In the War Department by b. w. Denhaia,
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|
with cOrnucopias, &c, had been arranged, and
after singing and short addresses the trees were
stripped and each pupil received gift.
ST. JOHNS Or. E.) CHURCH.
The decorations in this church were very ex-
tensive and tasteful throughout; the pillars sup
porting the gallery were twined around with
wreaths Of eyergreens and flowers, also the en-
was covered with these decorations, and the ar
rangement Of notices, crosses, &C., worked in
flowers and green holly In the reredos and sur
The usual services were held at and O'Clock
q. m. and O'Clock p. m. on Christmas day, the
Rector, Rev. j. v. Lewis, officiating
UNION IN. E.) CHAPEL.
tree and presents to the Sunday School scholars
Tomorrow night, when merry time is ex-
pected.
NINTH STREET METHODIST PROTESTANT
CHURCH.
A very interesting time was had at this church
on Christmas Day. There were three trees
laden with cornucopias, and after appropriate
Mr.. Bayley, Of washington Territory, the trees
were relieved of their loads and every child was
supplied. The pastor, Rev. DR.. Drinkhouse,
Mr.. G. II. b. White, received several presents
HAMLINE (N. ~ CHURCH.
The Sunday school festival took place IN this
church on Christmas night. The church was
INT and over the pupi.
good VIII to men, and two large Christmas
trees held prominent position, but after appro-
Pirate exercises the c0rnuc0pias, &C., with
distributed, every child in the house being pro-
yided for An early morning prayer meeting
was held On Saturday morning.
NErRoPoLIrAN (M. ~ CHURCH
The Christmas festival took place af fl,is
church ON Friday night, and il was a very fine
ore. There were several tableaus, the inst rem,
resenting Santa Claus travelling over the roof Of
house and disappearing down the chimney; the
m m hal AMI
their stockings; and the third, (Christnas
morning. the children examining their stock
ings. After the tablean the Superintendent
which he did, In the figure of an elephant. or,
whose back was a pack OF swcetmeats which
were distributed. After several short Addresses
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

frsn,rs i-sst Rpuet.e. January 30, 1859
We regrstsxcsedingly to have to record
the death II Mis-. + en- Dornsv, which oc>
CURED on the 18th inst, st the house Of hes
brsthsr-in-law, Thsmas Mccullough, Ds.
vsnpert, Iowa.
Mss Dsrnsy was young Irish girl
enc Of those representative types u the
highest Celtic Characteristics, vhe sndeared
herself 70 all whs had The eesd fortuas si
being acquainted with her. Young, beau
tful and accomplished. and, to crown al
patriotic To her relatives her death muss
be . terrible calamity. 1.-THE sympathy oil
host OF friends can hesp to alIsviats thsi,
rance that oil who knew the departed
KNEW her tut,o love
Named her but praise.
One Of the pleasantest nights we ever
spent was in the house of Mr. Mccullough,
listening TO Mss Dorney playing the melo.
dies ef Ireland. Even now her memory
steals upon our spirits like the rsmem
brancs Of one Of tho sweet airs she then
played.
How beautifully those melodies are
adapted TO eve y house hold.
On that OCCASION, her playing Of that
exquisite air. 1t is not the Tear reminds
ed " all Of some dead friends, and nov
how applicable are the words and air to
herself:
at Is not the tsar at this 10 moment shed
When the cold earih has ju.t been laid Ger her,
That can tell how beloved was the soul that's
hea
Or how deep in our hearts ve dsplose her.
Tis the tear thro' many long day wept,
Thro' . life bv her love all shaded
Tls the sad nsnbrancs fonAly kept,
When oil lighter grief has faded"
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ANNUAL CERrlEaCATE
STATE OF IOWA. AUDITORS OFFICE, !
lSsCaAxcs DBrAarn.sY.

STATE OF IOWA, AUDITORS OFFICE
lNsCaAscs DBrAnrutyY.
DRs AoNGs January 26th. IsSa
WssasAs. The National Insurance COMPANY.
located at Davenport, in the state Of lows. bas
n!sd 10 this stics sworn statement Of its con
dltioa On the thirty first day Of Decen Der IsSs.
10 accordance with the provisions OF an Act ii
the General Assembly Of the state of Iowa re-
lating TO Insurance Companies, approx Cd April
9Th. 1865; and whereas sad ststeme nj sbev.
that sad Insurance Comprnv ie possessed Of ID :
requisite amount Of capital invested O. REQUIRED
ny said Act;
TasRsFoas. la pursuance OF Law. / John A
Elliott, Auditor ef state, do hereby csrtify ,h.,
saia Insurance company is autnori1 1ed TO transact
the business OF Fire Insurance in this State -
Agents. properly appointed and authorized to
knowledge service OF process for and on beha III
OF said Company. as required by said Act until
the 3ist day Of January, A. D.. 1870
Ifurthsr certify that said state ment shows:
lat The actual an.ount Of paid up
Capital Of ssid Company. Dec
Slst. 1888, TO be-. ... tl3oa $50 90
ID. The aggregate amount Of Assets
Of said Company, Dec. slsi,
1855 10 be Observation-Disclosures. 23l. .75o 81
ID. The aggregate amount Of Lie
bilities fsaid Compsny, Dec
Slst. 1855. to be ...... 32.eos 81
Ath. The aggregate Income Of said
Company for the year 1865.
ts bs.......:; .....:... -. si,sS4 80
said Company. for the year
1879 10 oe. .............-.... Sf,019 ~
IxTEsrIs,NY WHsRsov. have hare
!, nuto subscribed my name apd af.
fixed thu seal Of my Office the iav
aud date above written
JOHN A. ELLIOTT,
Auditor oil State.
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WHICH Way DOWN TO THE DELNoNf-
W Cot What for Why. hav'nt ysu he ard tho
uswss Firsielass day board &seu yer week. every
eo.y 10 rushine eeme won't ycu 60 GOWN Well
don't care II We CO. Here ~e go. till-sebi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

I AD'E BOOK ), Pc
Aterson's Harpsr's, Put.
m an's aad All Aagaainss
4trpsr's Baxaa-. Frss Z
Leel s's and every new
paper, Pamphlets. DC /.
bound In any styls at
the Bindery Of
0RiG2S. WATSON
4 DAY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

1ron ooA steel.
NALL, K1nDAkK CO., importers and Dsalsrsii
~ Michigan Avenue.
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60 AL
HARD AND SOFT COAL

Constantly on hand
NRDRRe PROMPTLY PILED II LBrT Al
~ the lasds corner Of fiuh and " srren s,rests
q q ~ s0ess essner Fsvas and Perry streets.
Jas. II pALZRIL.
0s1sees n, ,loo.-Au
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AGENTS WANTED
TO tn RAVEa,

Ana cell - article needed BY every business man n
NAs eoaotsy. Agents can realise net pront Of frso
tio - $50 per day. cash In hand. Only . few dol.
lare accessory 10 start the bnsinsss Addrcss With
ssaap. wgSTRRN PUBLICATION co,
Corner Sd and Perry streets,
seDte dSs1y Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

MADs SrccsssEuL.-lt will bs rsmsmbss
ed by our readers that = project VAS on fool
some weeks age looking to~ards the ship
nent Of grain from the interior. over tts
Illinois Central r. r, and by river to the
Eastern market ria New Orleans. From
the Dubuque Times We learn that the suc>
cess Of the project has been demonstrated
by the purchase Of 40, 900 bushels sf wheat
which has been collected at Cairo and on
Saturday last WAS run cut Of the elevators
there into barges and started on the way to
New Orleans. This shipment has the hsnsr
Of being the irst delivered out Of the Cairo
elevator. The wheat - oil pure Northern
Iowa wheat, and purchased on the line Of
the d. L S. @. road. 1t will arrive in New
Orleans BY the 29th. where it can bs put m
shipbosrd for any part Of the globe. Some
OF this wheat vas shspped from the west
srly line Of the road on the 18th inst
Arriving there on the Goth, it will b seen
that wheat. say from Waterloo, Cedar
Falls or Acklsy, may be delivered in New
Orleans in just twelve days. With . Cairo
Or 81. Louis connection, the same thing
might bs done from this pert and our deal
ers thus bs able to take advantage Of anv
rise in price in Eastern market besides
being independent, in . measure. Of ruin
ous freight tariffs. All honor to Nr. Siller
Of Dubuque, who has demonstrated the
practicability Of the pr sjeet.
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Deeley's Dakanx Powder.

DooLsYs CHEMICAL YsAsf BAKING Pow
Dss I, unsquslsd tor Masking light biscuits
rolls. buck~heat and other cakes, etc.
Itrequ'rss only two tsaspoonsfull for .
quart Of Aour.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

THe PARTNERSHIP HRRRrtropv pv,sr
= lN0 oetssea Fsost Z Calvert. = nsnase,e Of
rs cn.sssnAl Lite lnsuraaee On pasy 81 New
v, Iv,.s cnso,ssd All sssincss cs toe Company
p.v.r,~1 y, .. 49,, tHAS. n. FROST.
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WAN rs.

GENTS wANTED.-S.s 10 eSoo per month, or
"A Commission from which twice that amount car
Be 0sde BY ceiling the Lstsst Improved COMMON
essss FAnry Sswise MAcnISx. Price SIS For
Cifcalars and Tsr0s address.
e. BOWERS 4 CO.,
decS-d4Wsm $40 South "a 81. Philad elphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

RAILRoAp BrJNEss.-Th railroad agent
a Moline estimates that over G, o car loads
Of freight we're 'hipped from that place on
Ia. c. K. l. L P. r r during the year
1865. 1t is probable that like amour,
was shipped by river, and the place is g;
in its infancy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
Regal Havana Lottery er Cnh.

- Conducte1 by the Spanieh (3ov.,ru.,
eoso,eco In Cold drawn evefv seventeen as,s D.,
- cashed and Information furnehed. The hi,h..,
price paid fer DOubloons AID al kinda OF cold s,
silver. TAYLOR = 20 aho
fesii-aiy Bankers. IS wall 81, New YorA
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Small Eruita.

KNOxe DESCRIPTIVE and ILLUSTRATED
N snal Fruit Catalogue. snd Price liss Tor Spring
OF 1852. viii be seat ai applications incl sing Ii
ceafs. J.kNOX.
bs-d&w?w Box No. 1855 Pittsburyh, Pa.
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Taken I'm.

BAY AND WHITE SPOTTED MARE. SAD
a aied and Bridled. hasias on torn halter y ~
taasn mp last night BY me. Call at City Nsrehal .
Ofnce.
jal2s-d JOHN KACFMANN
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n Otioe.

! HOLDERS Of the Davenport Gas Light . Coke
Company, fer tbs election Of Directors for the yesr
.sss, viii b held as the On . Of the Companv On
As cay. Feb. sth, 1862, at e'clo<k .. n.
THOMAS DRRMOOY
January 18th. ioes.-dt6 oecretsrv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
for it. aud take no other. Il is . decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

SoLsNs requiem mass in commemora'
tion Of the death Of Rav. Father Donaghue
Of Dnbuqus. was held in the Catholic
Church Of Musca,ine, on Wednesday =
Ceremonies were conducted by Father.
Norman, Cesgrove, Fcndrich and Laurent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

No SsLL-Ths Velocipsde .. the Opcrs
House this evening, is net sell. 1t is q
genuine, two " hseled. import, Velocip. de
ordered from Chicago for this particula,
pay. and viii bs r de BY Miss Katie Put
nam. dressed in her handsome riding COS
tune
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

HERR IT is.-Ths COMMITTEE On premium
list Of our Agricultural Society have said
they were ready for suggestions, and ths
emily one ws have heard Of is, that prsmi.
IN be referred for the best vslocipede.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29
I ;o,1ca.o 1r0W VV or 4 :.

4 RiZ SON, - 10 90 Franklin street Manufactrrs n
! Wrought and Cast Iron for buildings, bridgsp
etc bank vaults. doors, shutters grating, Iron raj
ing
Chicn9O a.-md - asA s,Aa - ..~A~-
z ". BLATCHFORD i Co, Manufacturers y
6 Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Bar Lead, Pig Lead, Lin
seed Oil raw ana boiled. 20 North Clinton street
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Arrovals ~ tho DaraAs House
fUTRSpAY kyRNfSG

Arrivals ~ tho DaraAs HOuoO,
fHuRspAY AvgNIN0.
Capt. II. Lawrence, Omsha P. B. Pick
ing, New York s. Hover. Muscatins; E.
CLARK. Iowa City NJ D. Mayvred aud fami-
ly. R. r. 4 ST. Louis r. r.. E. Foots, Jr.,
Chicago; James B. Spees, Chicago; Jas.
Carroll. Dss Aoines S. 1hacksr. Moline
+. o. Chamberlain, Moline E. Flint. Mo-
line; q. II. Whsslock, New York E. H.
Smith, Chicago; A. r. Surfh. Chicsge
W. N. Chester, Chicago; J. b. Grinnsll.
LRIDAY.
B.. +. Rar dali. Des Aeines H. Ames, Q.
r. |. 1 P. r X L. Holmes, Chicago; A.
. Gilbert, Omaha; Frank Gliekert, Chiea
go; Fred. F. Gilber, and lady, Of Chicago
Tribune.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

THE Little Corporation February, full
Of choice stories and tit-biis for the bows
and girls 10 at hand. and should be read
by them all Gail for il at the news do
pots-sely II cents copy enc dollar .
year
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

DsLAYED.-Mr. Pearcs, who went 10
Michigan to arrest the fellow who stole tho
horses A. Msqu,kota. and sold them to
Mr. }. s. Smith Of this city, has not yet
returned with his prisoner. being delayed
to obtain q requisiiion from the Governor
Nor A BIr stain or smart will wolco,ts
Pain Paint give; bu, il removes pain 40
qui k as magic. Wolcott's Annihilstor
tanishes Catarrh from the system, and all
colds in the head. Rscollect and get pint
bottles. 10 white wrappers. 81 at druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-29

TsK Chicago papers report decided rise
in lumber. Many intending to build during
the coming summer are waiting for 10 Yer
prices, before getting their supply. 1t may
bs like the farmers waiting for rise in the
price Of grain.