Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-01

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tons Chicago Commercial College, to get I
thorough practical business education, or Z,
become good sound telegraph operatee.-
For circnlars address (enclosing stamps,
Bryant / Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dw1y
WAErsD.-A good, activs intelligent boy
to do chores about this Office, and make
himself generally useful.
Ham, Caps, Furs, 0loves-thiokes and
faster and more Of them arriving ct Far.
rands, and selling like hot cakes. Go there
for everything in the line, and you will be
more than suited.
FaEsu ARRrvAL.-A lot Of the finest Amer
ican Cassimerss, fully equal to the best
French Goods have arrived ct Sam Perry's,
opposite the Post Office. These are the
best goods in the city for coats, pants OF
vests. Don't geta suit made until yoq havs
seen these goods.
STILL TnEY Coxs.-Henry G. Potter I
Co., are still receiving large quantities Of
desirable dry goods, embracing the finest
Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, etc., ever
opened here. Call and see the goods, and
learn the prices. Everything desirable sold
very low. Store. South. East corner Of Bra
dy and Second Streets.
Mr.. D. G. BAxDxAx, the great tragedian,
and Mrs. Grain, the most celebrated &C.
tress on the German stage in America, will
both appear on Thursday evening, in the
great sensation drama, "Narcisse." This
will be the only opportunity to zee these
two stars on the same evening.
Reserved seats can bc secured at the hall
on Wednesday and thursday afternoons
from to 8 o'clock.
The freshness and sweetness Of the morn
ing steal upon the senses Of beauty from
drops Of Distilled Dew, in basin Of crys-
tai water, and like magic removes from the
pearly texture Of the skin, redncss, disclor-
atoms and frecklcs. Ladies who once use
this delightful appendage to the toilet, find
in it charm SO great that they cannot re-
linquish it. Sold by druggists. Read ad-
vertis.ment.
FuRN1ruRE.-The attetion of our readers
is directed to the advertisement of Charles
Hill, I'd street, between Main and Harrison,
in another column. Mr. Hill has got large
and elegant stock Of household furniture
which he proposes to sell at prices that
cannot but suit. He has q great variety
Of everything pertaining to that line, and
when he sells an article you will find just as
His goods arc Of the most
fashionable and substantial grade. Call
and look them over before buy ing.
As TIE peerless Peris Of ocean plume their
wings sometimes for voyage to the abodes
Of man, they are said to hang with rare ecs
tasy over the flower gardens and blooming
vallies of Southern Francc-lured thither by
the delicious perfume Of the flowers Of that
land. 1t was here that Prof. Lubin
discovered the wild wood perfume which he
has incorporated with his "Hair Dressing
toilet article which has no peer
in the world. Try it, ladies', and confirm
our opinion.
THEArRE-THE WEBB SISTERS These
popular and attractive stars, by far the best
burlesque and veraalile per-
in the United States,--whose re-
cent engagements in Philadelphia, Wash
ington, Baltimore, Norfolk, Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati, Louisville, Nashville, and through
out the West, have been succession of pro-
fessional triumphs, are engaged, We under
stand, by Manager Wildman for the Metro
politan Theatre. Their engagement, we
understand, commences on Wednesday eve-
ming, with the German drama Of "Fanchon,
the Cricket"
During their engagement constant sue
cession Of novelties never produced in Dav-
enport, will be presented; amongst others,
the most celebrated, are "Pocahontas, !"
"The Invisible Prince" "Eily O'Conner,"
Ia burlesque on the "Colleen Bawn'')
Beauty and the Beast" '.Satan in Paris, :"
"Asmodeus," ETC., ETC., in which they will
show that they have in their line no rivals
on the American stage, not even excepting
Mrs. John Wood. Knowing, ~ We do, how
well the I,eople of Davenport patronise .
theatre when real merit and ability ere the
attractions, we do not think that the man.
agemcnt could have made Z more fortunate
selection than in engaging Miss Emma and
Miss Ada Webb.
TnE Gazette can ascertain sAv two Amer
lean Democrats have become subscribers to
Der Demokrat upon inquiry Of either. Ger
tain it is they did not take that important
step for the same reason that the two Amer
ican Republicans did, who went ii about
the same time. They did il to propitiate
German influences-one held ofFlce-de-
pendent upon German votes. The other
ether was nominated Tor . county ONCE, and
could get it only through German votes.-
Consequently they both went in for German
papers. The former carries one with him