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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04
MOnstarp ami Commercial Rsbism.
BALTIMoRE. June 8. 1861.

BALTIMORE, June 3, lSol
There was nothing whatever done at the Stock Board
to day but stocks generally rather stronger than
Saturday. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was 81 to SIX
better, $37 being bid and SAL asked for it. For North
ern Central sl2x bid but offered under
$l5. City 6's closed at so bid for 1s75s; s2A bid 81
asked 1905 and Railroad bonds 60 bid, 70 asked
for Baltimore and Ohio 1885 SO bid Al asked for North
Central 1855 and 60 bid Northwestern Virginia
second mortgage bonds. There some Bank stocks
offering but there is little demand for them. The
Mining stocks dull and very heavy, no bid being
made for any of them to day.
The Baltimore Gas Co. have declared a dividend OF
three cent for the past six months payable at the
Union Bank and after to-day.
In New York to day Virginia 6's advanced 2H per cent
Cleveland and Toledo Michigan Southern guaranteed
each but Missouri SIS declined X Tennessee bonds 4;
North Carolina bonds l per cent; Erie u; New York
Central 4; Rock Island II Harlem " and Gaena and
Chicago T. Reading and Michigan Southern both closed
at Saturdays figures
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
MONDAY, June g. 1861
No sales at the Stock Board to-day.
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CHICAGO, June 3.-Judge Douglas died here this
morning at O'Clock. Those in attendance were
Mrs. Douglas, DR.. Miller, Mrs. Cults and j. Madi-
son Cults, Jr., of Washington His remains will
be taken to Washington on Wednesday for inter.
ment.
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Mobile RIoekaded

Mobile BlOckaded.
The turn of Mobile to teel her first blast of the
condign vengeance of Lincoln has come at last
for the blockade OF our haIbor inaugurated
about eleven O'Clock yesterday morning, when
| large war steamer appeared and took her position
' to command the ship channel entrance to the bay
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THE MARYLAND COMMISSIONERS, Messrs. McKa
and Yeott, and Major Ball, Paymaster of the Pro-
vsional army, and Col Reed, of the Confederate
States army, arrived at Richmond on Wednesda ay
last.
THE CoNTINENTAL.-Ths favorite place of amuse
ment offers tonight its usual inducement to those
who desire to pass an hour or so pleasantly.
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CosrIY PRAYER BooK.-The manuscript missal
OF the 18th century sold lately in Paris at pub
lie sale for the enormous price of 24,s5of.
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Municipal ElectiO
Now York. Banl. statement.

New YogK, June 3.-The weekly Bank State.
ment shows an increase in loans of Sl4S, 1926; de-
specie 81 1913 0S9 decrease in deposits 81
l37, ,420; and decrease in circulation of Sl1O 102
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Circle A. Crushed, Powdered Granuated IN "



SALT There is very little doing in Salt. We quote
Liverpool at 70G75 cts for Ground Alum, and 1S5Gl40
per sack for brands fine and Turks Island
and st Ubes nominal at 15Gll6 cts per bushel.
WHISKEY.-Whiskey is and firm at ed
of II a cent to cent per gallon Saturdays
quotations. We have reported to-day sales of so bbls
Country at II cts and of two small lots Ohio at
is cts and for both City and Ohio holders firm
the above figure.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1S62.-The guar
antee fund now exceeds 100000 and further sub
scriptions to it expected. The building for the
exhibition is proceeding most satsfactorily and
the demands for space by intending exhibitors pour
in daily extent far exceedinz what was ever
contemplated. Notifications have been received
by Her Maiesty's Com missioners from a number of
foreign governments of the appointment of com
missoners to represent the products of the respec-
tive countries. Information has also been receiv-
ed by Her Majesty's Commissioners that local COM
mittees have been formed in the following towns
of the United Kingdom, to assist in preparing
works of industry for the exhibition: Birming ham
Belfast, Bath Gravesend, Gloucester ,Hertford New
castle-en-Tyne, Newark, Statfordshire Potteries
Stockton-on. Tees, Stafford and Walsall 1ntima-
ton has been received from nearly every town
in the kingdom thatIt will be represented at the
exhihitinn.
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OUTRAGEs THE FEDERAL TROoPs AT CLOUDS
Mills, VA.-The correspondent Of the New York
Tribune saws:
There is nothing to add to the details of the af
fair except that the conduct of the soldiers in
possession was unusually fragrant. The owner, Mr..
Cloud, usted everything to the consideration OF
the troops, who forthwith broke open the desk
stole all the money it contained, (not a large
amount,) riied his papers, took clothing, and at
tempted to remove part of library. The officers
did not succeed in interrupting these outrages un
til much injury done.
The women of Mr. Clouds family were held ir
great terror by the lawlessness around them, ant
could hardly be convinced, after what they saw
that they were safe from more potent intrusiOns
The alarm of the household at first prevented
them from applying to the officers for protection
but after the case was understood vigorous effort
were made to control the soldiers.
AARos's RoD-The ticket voted a. Xenia, Ohio
the other day on which the name of Hon
Aaron Harlan (ultra Republican, for Congress, t.
fill Thomas Corwin's vacancy, boasted this spirit
stirring motto:
..whip them quick, aud
Whip thsm WE'LL"
Its peculiar significance was, that Aaron wa
awfully cleaned out himself. His rod was sashet
over bis own back. Harrison, a conservative, wa
elected.-Cincinnati Ing.
- Garibaldian newspaper has been establlsneo u
NAPLES, called the Red Shirt.
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
ROM BALTIMORE.

CVASTW INF.
NEW YoRK-Schr. PrisciHa-1, ,l69 bbls cement, Carr,
Giese & Co.
New YoRK-Schr Sea Rdnger.-230 tons moulding
sand, order.
EYpOPTS EPOM PAT TTNIOPF
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Frederick, June 3.-The Secession Congress
sioual Convention met here to-day. There was but
slim attendance. Allegany was represented by
one delegate, Washington by two, Frederick about
II. The Convention nominated George SchIey, of
Hagerstown, for Congress 1t is thought here that
Ex-Governor Thomas will be elected by over 5000
majority.
All is quiet here, and troops have yet arrived.
Municipal Election.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Atthe municipal election
here to-day, not much more than One-third the
usual vote was poed, there being but little gener-
al interest in the result.
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FOREIGN.
BREMEN-Brem. ship Elena Il 064 hhds. tobacco, /
box sample do 25 bags bark 5000 staves bbs flour,
1
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A gentleman living in Franklin county, Indiana,
and who Is largely interested in farming and mill
mo gives US the information that whole fields of
wheat are entirely destroyed by the fly, while oth-
ers will not yied half crops from the same cause.
He saws the crop in Indiana, far as his obsesv
tion extends, will not be above quarter yield-Cin
ciunnfi En0uirer
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In New Orleans the Greeks, who are much more
numerous than is generally supposed, have COM
menced the organization of company which al
ready counts upwards OF h'ty men. Their co-rei-
pionists, the Scavonians, have united with them
and they are under the command of Capt n. Tou.
louhief a Russian officer,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04

The landlords of Cincinnati very generally
reducing their rents from one-fourth TO one-half.
in view of the s.agnation in business.
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The liabilities of certain parties IN ALBANY to the
suspended banks estimated at million of
dollars. Many families nearly ruined by the
failures of these institutions. One other person
than those heretofore is, named according rumor,
deficient about 5000 600, and he is connected with
parties who have had much to say in the public af-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04

GOVERNMENT CONTRA ACTs.-On the occasion of
awarding contracts recently to furnish garments
for our State troops, distinguished politician,
who makes himself conspicuous in these matters,
to Id some of the bidders that if successful, per
cent. would have to be paid ter "manuiacturing
purposes" We presume he alluded to the expense
of manufacturing the cOntracts.-N. Y. tribune.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04

The death of the Duke of Bedford is said, bv
most of contemporaries here, to have caused
twenty four houses to be struck out of their en-
gagements. The announcement may well puzzle
the reader; but for ''hOuses' read horses trace
horses that is J, and the meaning is plain
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04

German named llmmes ujured, and nearly
murdered, by hanging. in New York, on Frid.y
night, because he denounced the policy of the ad-
ministratiOn. citizen interfered and saved his
life, but when he was cut down the miscreants
beat him uumercilully
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04

The offices of all the departments of Government
of the Confederate States, at Montgomery, WEI e
closed on the 9th ult., and the business will he e.
after be conducted at Richmond where all the head
of bureaus and their assistants have arrived.
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1t is said that there 1900 Confederate troops
at Yorktown, Va, but none between there ana
Fortress Monroe, distance of twenty-five In.lts k
1t is thought that a stand is to be made al VI
town.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04

Major Henry Hill, of the army OF the late Uni
ted States, having resigned his position therein,
has arrived in Richmond for the purpose OF offer
ing his services to the southern Contederacy in
the pending contest Major Hill is native of
Virginia.
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=, Garibaldian newspaper has been established IN
Naples, called the Red Shirt.
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The New York Herad gives the following as an
stimate of the Federal troops now in service:

Location. Commander. No of Men
South side of Potomac. Brig Cen Mcdowell 2I 900
Washington, &c........ Brig Gen. Mansfield - 900
Fortress Monroe. Maj m. Butler..... 5000
PennSy yvana. West..... Naj Gen Krim.. 900
Cincinnati and W Maj Gen. Mcclellan. lib 90
Can and vicinity Brig Gen Prentiss 600
Baltimore, &c.........Br Brig Gen Cadwallad 900
Philadelphia Maj. Gen Patterson 5000
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MEETING OF THE LEGGSLATuRE.-P ursuant to ad-
Journment the Maryland Legislature will re-as-
sembe this morning Frederick city. The Bati-
more and Ohio Railroad Company will run an ex
ira train to that city for the accommodation of
the members, and others who wish to avail
themselves of this opportunity to attend its stings,
or for other purposes.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04

The steamer TnDmts Syaun, Capt Layield,
left New y ork for Fort Pickens yesterday, having
board eight rifed cannon of heavy cabre,
twenty-five hundred bombs, twenty-five hundred
balls, and quantity of other ammunition and
stores, besides forty thousand feet of lumber
This last item looks as though the Government
tertained the idea of making a permanent stop on
Santa Rosa Island
Government continues to strengthen its biocka-
ding force by the purchase ofsuch steamers may
well known to mercantile and travelling com-
munites as having been engaged in both the Eu-
ropean and California trade, has now been pur-
chased, and on SATURDAY. evening left this port for
the Portsmouth Navy Yard where she wi under
go the necessary changes to fit her for her
service.
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1t is stated that Col. Charles SheInlan, Un;ted
Sto,ao on TUnn S1 wiI receive the appointment OF
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ArfINaI OF PfILts.
| The Confederate States privateer Calhoun, Capt.
Wilson, arrived this morning from cruise, having
| in tow the brig Panama and schooner Mermaid,
both of frovincetown; also, the schooner John
| Adams of Boston, which the Calhoun captured on
| the oath inst, when 20 miles off the Passes.
! These vessels are all whaers, and have been
cruising in the Caribbean sea, where they succeed
ed in obtaining about l60 barrels of oil. The crew
of the vessels amounted to sixty-five men.
The Calhoun anchored off Saug inter House Point.
awaiting the action of the official authorities-N
o. Delta, Nay 2S.
Privateer Captures.
On the 18th of last mon tn there were under seZ-
ure, or prizes in the port of New Orleans, the
following vessels:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-12
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES.
8RYAN3S
PuLMONIC WATERS.

The Original Medicine Established il 1857, q,
first article Of the kind ever introduced usde
the name Of "PrLnONIC WAv8Rs," in this 81
any other country al other Pulmonic Wafer
are counterfeits. The genuine can b knovn b.
the name BRYAN being stamped on each VA
FEB.
BsyAx' PuLxoxIc WAvms
Relieve Coughs, Cslds, Sors Throat, Hoasssasss
BaYAx's PULuoxIc WA1sRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
Boy ANS PuLnoHIc WAvsas
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRYAn's PCLnoxIC WA1yHs
Relieve Jncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAs's PULNoEIC WA1ERs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRYAx's PULMonIo warns
Relieve the above Complaints IN Tea Minutes
BsYAxs PUlnoMc WASsas
Are Blessing TO I'll Glasses and Constitutious.
BRY ANS PULsosic WA1sss
Are adapted for vosalists and Publio Speakers
BsYAM's PULMoxIc WAVES
Are in . simple fosn, and pleasant 70 The tests
BsyAx's PUs MoxIc WAvsss
Net only relieve but eject rapid and lasting eures
BRYAN's PULnoxIC VANS
Are warranted 70 give sstisfaetion 70 every ose
No family should be without boz Of
BRYAS's PULM0xIc WAysRs
No sr.,.... should IL !. =. supply Of
Il IL a.
No person viii ever oS]ss. % Civ. for
Bar ANS PULnoHIC warns
Twenty-Five Gents.
JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochsstsf, n. 7.
SEA y ~ De Druggists in Davsnpsst asd ~
vhana nov27 dkvly
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jan26-dtsl

vTKUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on tho Ist dsv
L Of June, A. d., 1859, James Long and Anna
Long, his wife, executed unto Robert d. Cougdou
~ Trustee, certain decd Of Trust, conveying
TO said Trustee the land in Scett county, lows,
described - follows, tO-wit: The south east
quarter (L) Of section number two e. in town
ship number seventy nine (7S,) north Of range
four a., j east Of the 5th r. NJ, contsining one
hundr d and sixty (l6O) acres Of land Viii b
said conveyance Was made BY the said James Long
and Anna Long, his wife, for the purpose Of 70.
curing the psymsSt Of two certain promissory
note, and the interest thereon, signed by said
James Long, dated the LIST day Of June, A. d,
1859, and payable ~ follows: One for one hus-
dred sad eighty dollars, pays BILE on tho first day
OF Decen Der, 1859, and one for ono thousand ono
hundred dollars, payable on the 6rst day of Junr,
1860, TO the order u William II. reters with in
tcrest 1t ten per cent. per annum.
Ana now said last mentioned note having become
due and payable, and the said James Long having
failed to pay the same, Robert .Congdon Trustee
- aforesaid. do hereby Avs this public notice. that
BY virtue Of the power. which is in me vssteA ~
said Deed Of Trust will on Tn ursday tho 18th day
Of February, AID 1851 At the hour Of clock iu
the afternoon Of said day, IT the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and Offer
for sale, at public suction, the Parcel Of land
above described, or - much thereof a. shall
DO necessary to satisfy aod pay the amount of said
note, with the intesost thessoo 10 the day Of
sale, together with the COTS and expenses
attending said sale, costs o. this notice and Trus
tees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of February, A. d., 1861.
=. ID. CONGDON,
hy5l Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-12

rI~RUSTEE'S SALE.-Whsrsss, % the llth
j day Of January, ~. d., 1889, Besnasd EppisR
executed unto Austin Corbin - Trustee, esrtaia
deed Of 1rast, conveying 10 nid Trustss the lasA
Wit: The piscs a. tssst Of lsad in :. ktsinhil-
bsr's oct lots, In the eat ons-haf Of the north.
east quarter of section nunbsr twenty eight ~
tewnship seventy -sighs (7S,) north Of nags three
III sast = the 6tA T. -. eomneneing Of . oint
six hsndrsd Al sisty fest due sosth q the poias
where the vssssra beusdasy line Of asid est oss-
half Of north east quarter VI sid section twsaty-
eight - y; stsikss he sesth hse of Ioesst street
s1tss4sd sensisg thence south six hundred and
sixty fest theaee eaet tWo hundred and sixty.
fear test; theoee nRtA liz huadrsd asd sixty
fest. and thence west two hundred and sixty-four
.:: 2 he p,o. q ss.ch..iss containing foe.
mads b. the said Bssassd Epyiag Tor tie pu psss
q securing the paynsst Of thsss eestsin pssnis-
sory notes asd The iaesssst thsreo1, signed -
said Bernard EpPiss. dstsd the Ilth day Of Jsa-
uaEy, y, 1883, md payable = foilsvs One
Tor Two hundred aad sfty dollars, and oas for
twenty dollars, sash due in two years
ffon date, which hid notes vsss payable 70 r.
Steinhilbes and hsvs bssn endorsed 70 N. Fejsrs
vary,
payable. and he !. ssid ksrsssd Eppins
havisg 6ilsd = pay ths:ase, J, 4 ss.is Coustis,
aoties, thst y vi.sse e tIs psvss vhisl
ill., D. . Isl. ss;s'; !. I: :Ai -. = - = -
in The sitsrsooa q Sid day, . tie Cssrt Moose
dcos,i. ~ city = Dass.pssysese ard oGsr e.
ssls q Psblie ssstiss, he ppsesl Il lad aheve
dsssstsse - - nash tAs9De( - sAsll - n1se~egy
e saas.y ssdpsy snsa.aesa sfasse - .iiA -
III ~ es1ls 81 ezpsaSss CO.. caN ~" ~
ooDeo = ~ ne(1oo - IfuetGS4 hnSr TT~ Y
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VltRUSTER'S SAlE.-Whereas, on the 10th
] day Of June, A. D., 1857, John Jackson and
Mary, his wife, secuted unto Charles Powers =
Trustee. = certsin deed Of Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the land in Scott county. Iowa, des-
cribcd ~ follows, to wit: All that certain tract
or parcel of land bounded AMI described ss fol-
lows: Beginning At the north west corner Of the
vest half Of tho north west quarter Of section No.
nineteen Hv,) in township seventy eight u.s.;
north Of range Our (4,) east OF the fifth 9th
one half (27X) rods, thence south seventy fve
(75) rods, mole or less, 10 the centre Of Duck
Creek thence following the mesdries Of said
Duck Creok to tho west line OF said half quarter
section; thence north seventy nve u.s. rods, moro
Or less, to the piece Of beginning, being twelve
(12) acres Of the west half Of . certain tract Of
land containing thirty t30) acres, conveyed BY
John Hacker % Joseph - Wood ward by deed, re-
corded in the Recorders o6ice Of Scott county
March 90th. le45, in book D." page 2Ss and 2s0,
which said decd Of Trust, 10 recorded ia the Re
cordsr's Office Of Scott county, Iowa, in book az
Jackson aud wife, for tie purpose Of securing tho
payment Of certain p.omissory note. signed BY
said John u. Jackson, dated the 18th day Of June,
A. D., 1851. for tho sum Of six handrsd and
twenty dollars, payable in ono year after date, At
the Office Of TalIman, Powers / Mclean, in Ds-
venport aforesaid.
And the said note having become due and pay
able, and the said Jackson having failed 70 pay
the same, end the mid Charles Powers, said
Trustee, named IN said deed, having died, and the
County Judge q ssott county. lows, heving.ap-
pointed me, John q. Bills, Trustee, in the place
and stead Of said Charles Powers, pursuant TO
the provisions Of said desd Of Trust, ], John g.
Billie, Trustee 80 appointed % Aforesaid, do give
this public notice, in pursuance Of the power
in me vested, that will on Thursday the 18th day
Of February. a. D.. 1851. 1t the hourf2 o'clock
in the afternoon Of said day, It the Court House
0nnP in thu NikV AZ IlnVnAnu0Pt And n4Np
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l.lGHsE & BRADBURY'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME NEW SCALE
Sand and square PiaR0-Fortss.

dSss3SSR The Insulated Iron frame preserves
"nt.e original tone of tho Instrument il
all its purity, securing it for all time against tina
noai dsag eeasle tinny quality Of tone invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes. Il
greatly -trengt hens the case and thus keeps III .
Piano Forte much longer in tune. 1t gives tn q
instrument much fuller, richer and sweeter tone.
IL adaV}s the Piano to all Climates md to all chan
ges si atmosphere, and in all respects it is pro-
nounced, ami in all respects it is pronounced by
our best arti-te the greatest Improvement Of tn q
age IN PianoFarte construction; producing an in
strument acknowledged to be superior to all 9th.
crs made in this country or Europe.
lew tesitmonsals IN regard TO tho sups, &.
. ~ II oar n ew scale Fssrn. iasulseed riass
Eoses.
~ have examined the Piano Fortes of Liphte
= Bradburys with entire satisfaction. | know mot
that there are any others better, either in our own
country or elsewhere. "-DR. LOWELL Mason.
In ciearness, rich ness, and volume Of tone del
casy, elasticity Of touch and tine repeating action.
have never played upon their equal.1H. A.
WoLLENHAUPT.
In volume. richness evenn So, and purity Of
ne and in delicacy Of touch they certainly excel
anu IN that beautiful singing quality desirable
yet so seldom iound."-W lLLlAx Mason
:" have never n .yed upon so rich and heavy
tone square tiano Forte. "-ARrHUR NAPOLEON
am astonished and delighted with the Nev
scale Iron Frame Piano-Fortes made bv Won
There must be splendid future for Lishte
bradburys' Piano-F ortcs. "-GAO. +. Rsor.
have never played upon so iue and instru-
ment."-GEo. +. BRlsyow
consider them rs to beauty, richness. fullness
and equality Of Tone as well Is their avrce.hIe
elastic touch, equal it not superior t. any Pianos
maze In this country or Europe."-kARL WIS
In power, quantity, and equality Of tone, thew
certainty excel; while for that peculiar ,ich and
singing tone 90 invaluable as an accom- psuiment
to to the voice. have never met their eonal 30
BAssIxI. sd""' y
They have all the requirements for a superior
Interpretation eff both classical and modern csm-
positions. IN. SrRAKosH. 49,
"ssesesa AT Bsoeao Street, . few deere
Hsss q Dsoadway. new Yosx.'
IL. sATlssAcrosr GUARANTEE GIvsx. -