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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

RECRUITS WANrED.-The Sixth Ward
will pay $3.50 each for number Of men for
he army, the money to be paid on being
sw~n into the service. Apply to either Of
the Undersigned, committee for Sixth ward.
ABNER DAWSON,
Milo K. PARKS,
Aug29-d6F JAS. E. LINDSAY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

Or AND CoNE.-We learn that McComb.
who was arrested in this city last spring,
and who has been in Jail at Ottumwa, un-
der sentence Of death, for the murder Of
Laura J. Harvey, made his escape on Thurs
day night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

A CAnD.-We, the undersigned, members
of the Iowa State Teachers' Association, hav.
ing been favored BY the Northern Packet 60.
with half tickets 70 and from our place OF
meeting, desire hereby to express our thanks
fer the kindness extended 70 W; which W re-.
gard not so much q personal favor a. . mani
festation Of an interest in the cause which We
represent
We also desire to express to Capt. Wood Of
the steamer James Means, our grateful appre.
citation Of the lavois and courtesies which be
has extended 10 10 on our home ward trip, and
to assure him that We shall long retain grate-
iul remembrances Of his kindness, and We
would heartily recommend the Jas. Means to
the travelling public 80 long - Capt. Wood 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
fron the Chicago Convention.
Saturday Evening August 2T.

Satufuav Evening august ~
The cry is still they come! Boat and
extra trains are arriving with thousands ol
people from al parts Of the country to at.
tend the great political Demonstration Of
this week. 1learn that all the roads from
all points will be obliged to tax their entire
rolling stock, and the boats their utmost ca
pacity, to bring in the thousands more that
have not yet arrived. The estimate is that
not less than one hundred and trenty. fre
tAomsand strangers will be in this city, by
tomorrow night. Taking into considera-
ton the fact that the hotels are all full from
cellar to garret,-so with the boarding
houses and many private houses, it is diff
cult to determine where accomdatons can
be found for this great mass of new comers-
Not one eight part Of those who have come
to attend the Convention will be able to do
50. The vast building erected. for the pur.
pose, by the noble hearted Democracy Of
Chicago, accommodates only 10000, while
the mass from abroad who desire to attend
Will number 10000.
The fremont furnishes sleeping accom-
modations for about 1900 persons and to-
day over 600 sat down to dinner. The
Sherman and other hotels are not less
densely filled. Such day and so much
excitement was never known in Chicago.
1t seems as though the people had made up
their minds that the fate Of the world de-
pended OH the action Of this overwhelming
gathering Of the Democracy; and they arc
all coming to plead its cause.
The Davenport Delegation is all in good
health and arc bound to Eight it out on this
line if takes all Summer" Everything
looks finely for the nomination of McCll
Ian. The Convention will organize
row, and on Tuesday look out -
result. Peace and harmons
nomination seems to ~
by all. Enoc!
rrn,> ~. w.s...N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

LEG BRoKE.-One Of the men who travels
with Antonio & Chambers panorama, was
so unfortunate as to break his leg yester-
day in Metropolitan Hail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

Wizard oil and DR.. Stricklands Dyscnte
~ remedies for sale at Ballord's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
Let the Blind see-No Care no r
Illinois Central Railread.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2sth
~ trains will leave from the Great Central
Depot, foot Of Lake and South Water Street
Through Express, Ats:15A. H., arriving Al
daily, exc. Sundays, Cairo at 800 r. N.
Night Express, $50 p. n. arrives 1t 7:eO A N
This Train copnects for Peoria, Alton, St. Louis
Memphis. New Orleans and Mobile.
Kankakee Accommodation, 5:15P. n
HYDE iPARk AND WOOD LAWN.
685 AN 1:4-AN
1900 N l:SbPM
400PM $40 "
G,iSP.A 7:sO
Sleepingcsrs on oil night trains.
For tickets and information apply at the 0rea
Ceptsal Tepot- -spqt e kag street.
VT. yonsex, osaT PslpsSsse At u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

Ten Dollars will be paid to any pcrsol
bringing us an excepted Substitute.
JOHN l.. SWITS & CO.,
No. Nickolls' Block, up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

From THE 44rn.-Wc publish very in.
teresting letter from q member Of the 44tf
Iowa, on the inside Of this issue. Our cor.
respondent predicts that that regiment will
bc in Davenport in about ten days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

Davenport Marlkets.
OTTICE OF fHR DAvExroRr DRuocRAr.
Monday evening, Aug 20. 1854 ~
FLocR--W Wholesale o.. .60ofl 10 IN bbl.: Retail 10
l040
WnEAr.-No ], well cleaned round and plump
Club, Tea and Galena sl6J; No. 2, all sound
not clead enough for No !, &l.6o; rejected.
musty and damp, $50 cents.
CORN.-Shclled. No. l, sound, plump and dry.
1o2; do. No..l shrunken. in ear. No !, sound
plump and dry sy1; do. No. , shrunken, 90.
Oars. No. !, clean and sound, So do. No. g
damp and not clean, 81.
BAnLEr.-sl so@s1.s5 Quoted at 81 in Chi
cago in telegram just received.
OSIoNs.-tl 5atil.6o
WHirE ooM2.50.
FLAxsKED.- $2.ooM225.
TIMornY.-*2. 25M.in.
CLoyER.-S7oo@..25
POrATOxs.-&l.
New York Markets.
Nsw YokE, August as.
Corrox-Firmer At l.sG:.
FLOua-@lo..)0l0.40 tor extra State 1lo.s5
@lloo for u. A. D.
WaEAr-very dull. &2ae02s7 Chicago
Spring; &2.as92s7 Milwaukee Club; 12.a,o0
246 winter red.
CoRx-4l. .69Wl.65.
OArs-.4l..
Ponk-eo1@39 80 mess. e4o. 50 old mese.
was.r~si.ss.IG4.
New York Stock Market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
LOCAL ITEMS.


SmbsaltateS Wanted.
We will pay the following bounties to ex.
empts from draft, who may enlist as Sub
stitutes, at our office
For three years service, $4Oo
10 two do ....... 300
do one do ........ 2O0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
Strayed or stolen.

7AROM THE SUBSCRIBE, LIVING Ar Full
e TON, Iowa, two mares and two colts One
aAsy mare, years old, has poll evil, split in
iors hoof; has bay mule eelt One roan mare,
years old, red mane and tail, white spot IN fore,
head has an iron grey mare coli. VsiA give .
reward ofD4O for theT retusa.. y
est MICHAEL CONNOR.
O. a4dsses A. S9ufn, Pfaisis Nins ?. q, Nus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
r.. w. McCLI:H.a.AVD.'

DUILDER, MANUFACTURER OF SASH,
ID Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, &c
Contracts for buildings of every description.
Shop and Factory corner of Main and Third
trects Davenport, Iowa. agl-ddw
Let the Blind See-NO Care no Pay
nR. J. HOMER SHAW will treat all curablc
- diseases Of the Eye and Ear on the above
terms. He also treats all FEMALE COMPLAINTS
and diseases Of Children. Office IS South Clark
Street, Chicago. Letters Of inquiry with stamp
enclosed will receive prompt attention.
Address J.HOMER SHAW,
r 0. drawer S51s. sges-dly Chicago, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

$4,000 OF GExEaAL MERCuANpIsE, consisting
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Hats and
Cans Boots and Shoes for sale or exchange for
real property, yhis stock was selected in De
cem6cr last ut lowvrces from Jobbers, and is
,ner,d for sale on account Of the failing health
Sc its owner. lt'can " bought at great bdr-
,hh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

WHERE do You buy your clothing OF
Mas 4 Mayer, Of course They have the
largest ready-made wholesale and retail
stock in the city. Country merchants,
who consult their own interest will give
them call when they come to town.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
Riding Pony.

A HANDSOME RIDING PONY, YEARS
"A old for sale
Apply at the Jewelry store Of
JOHN b. CURRY.
aug2b Brady st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

GRowLISG.-Soms people are not satified
with ninety-nine favors unless they can
have the hundrcdth, and we think that is
about the case with those teachers who
went up to the convention, at Dubuque, on
the steamer Bill Henderson, and came home
dcnouncing the captain of that boat as up.
courteous ard grud. We are informed that
they were furnished with halffare tickets.
and received every attention necessary for
their comfort and safety, but because Can't,
Dawley had not time to land his boat at 4
bank fronting some picturesque views, and
give them an opportunity to play among
the sands, prattle through the FORESTS, and
enjoy their ffolicsome adaptations, they
come home aud return evil for good. The
Gazette encourages them in their denuncia-
tions, and attempts to cast slur upon one
Of the most noblc-hearted and generous
stcamboatmen on the river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

Police CouRr.-Chas Schaffer and Ellen
Kuhn were arrested last evening on charge
OF vagrancy, and brought before Squire
Wheeler this morning. They were each
fined twenty dollars and costs, in non pay
mcnt Of which they went to jail
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

LAST OpPoRrUNlrY.-Those who wish to
get clear of the draft, can do so by calling at
the Office Of John L. Swits & Co., in Nick
obs Block, and procuring substitute
They are furnishing them At the lowest pri-
ces, and as the time is short between this
and the 9th of September. tho more expe.
ditious you are in the matter the better
This firm also pays the highest cash prices
for substitutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29
wetmoress Addition.

(Co,nmonly known IL, CIairc's ratch,')
In new laid OF lnt0 1.Ots, of all
prlces. and they nre ready for
sale on very easy ter1ns and lew
prices.
House Lots, Store Lots. Warehouse Lots Fsctory
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

DEsERTERs CArGur.-Saturday afternoon
John L. Swits & Co., supplied N. NJ. Price
and Earnst Clausscn with substitutes, and
bad the men taken before Capt Hall and
sworn in. They gave their names as VIM.
Hart and John Brady, both from Canada.
After receiving the bounty and being fur.
n.ishcd with uniforms, they were sent to
Camp Mcclellan, where they remained about
two hours when they decamped, and cast of
Uncle Sans garb. About II o'clock the
same evening, they were arrested, put in
irons and placed where they will be very
likely to remain until their services are de-
mandcd by the government authorities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

W. F. ROSS. Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-29

Gold-2.4o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
finGneial.
r,z.srrY DEPARTMENT. AuGrsr ~. 1864.

YOAN OF 1881 PROPOSALS. for LOAN
s.sI.d os.,, i b. received at IN. Department, under
Cs act Of Mach 1853 until noon oi FRIDAY, the Sh q
s~p.-uh-r 1854. sor bonds OF the United States to The
sosnt Of .bout thirty and bali million dos.' beng
a. .nO.pt Of epaeeepsd Ohers undipOsed Of under s
,~ro. n Propo.a. for Loan dsise 9th june last. The
Aspd, vii bear nua interest Of aI per oents Pcy
sALe ,.ri ezDuAy "a ooR ts hrss days Of July ana
%ro.,, Of each year and Feiesabs amer the sob Of juno
MAJ
Each offer n. for fry hundred dcs or some
Multiple Of hundred dollars and must st'e the SUM- m
sudins premium, offered tor each hundred dor' N Do"a
O. ior atty when b. offer :, fer Ssn cry Two per
cent Of the principal tIcuSng pTsnsIs, OF the whols
offered dcTosd ro'rsn'y for payment Of
,b.erpsn 81 accented wh the Treasurer Of she United
e.,s, At W,,hiroa o. with the Assistant Treasurer 81 New
York Boston Philadelphia ~, Louis OF with n. desisrsse
p-posery .. Baltimore, Psburs Cincinnati, Lon.vi.s,
Chicago Detroit or BIesle OF with sry hsionA BGnkin;
Association authorized receive deposits which msy
b trsuse. the bHsnes, without charge Duplicate ooheso'
q deposit viii be is,aed 10 oepeEhos 0y le ei;er
sistop receiving them the originals Of which must be for
Sudd with the Offers 10 The Department. AZ deposs shssd
b. sde In time tor sdvs Of oaers with certificates 10 ieseh
Washington later than h, morning Of September sta No
SER no; accompanied By Is proper certificate Of deposit viii
- considered.
The Coupon end Registered Bonds issued viii be ef'hs de-
sonllnsons Of sso elCo. $500, and sl0oo Registered
Bonds Of ECO ard sloccs will also be issued Hrequr'd
Al offers reee we'd will Re opened Fridsy ths 9th Sep
viii he made by the Ssresry to tbe
kghor osees and notice Of aocePsues or decrs;ien viii
be Immediately given to the respective efsre ana IN e.ss
n scetp'snee bonds Of tie descriptions and denominations
pr.errsS IN Be rent to lie sHbsnbe st the cert Of e Dr.
ysrtroent on ena payment Of nsaneu.s he oIsus fe
pei, Of pet GENT viii be rsckoned in the ns' nsta n'ea'
yei5ty successful oserers md vii De Immediately returned
" those whose offers may net DO accepted.
TIE amount Of accepted sors must he deposited with The
frtssuer o. other oosr association authorized TO act IN
this notice sdylee Of Of otter or sfoo"s
Oaethd On or before the lth onethri before the
ssh and balance including the prsaom and oins' Two
ycr deposit before the 2h o. sePspStT lAsf'-
90 bonds viii Begin the date Of d"posiL Parties prefer
sing may pay accrued interest. ron date Of eerd JAY
ts date Of deposit 10 coin.
Orr. under thi. notice shosi he endofs'd Offer f''
Loan and Addressed to the Secretary Of she Teauy The
rSsht 10 decline Al offers considered advantageous re-
carved 10 The government W. T. FEsSENDEk
SecrotsTy OF The Treasury.
ho.Ss T., inlued7s delivery
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s1ATA o. EEw-Y oRs, CoNPrhoLIsas Oryios, I
ALBANY, August v, 1874

- AID UF QUARANTINE IhNDS.-In pur-
~ susnos 81 Rio.)utou ADOPTED BY N, Of
Land OGce n,cs herchy given that sealed proyo.ss will
- roiv~d by th- uRdcr.ned hs Office is the City
Albany Until he OE day OF september for the
4 the Quarantine tsnds the Eastern
formerly knoPr a. tie Marine Hospital grounds excepting
portion thereof reserved tnd iuolosed Tor sndpg board
b., station Tic nitnu pfios og ssit lands wbs ESQ Oh
One hatft purchase money rsfsiu bond aud
gao desired The CommIouef. OF the Land rrsry.
h tight 20 reject any bid deemed Tor tho interest The
Ses,e LUCIUs ROBINSON. Comptroller
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YsRMS.-IArss aud thriving settlement, mild aud
hsshri encr 20 mile. south Of rhsdsph. by railroad
Reh ,o hcb produces large crops. which be
sro-nr Zen ony ard hy rscts from ~ TO s3j
per ,c7s psy,br within foor Jsa GOOD basns'. opeans'
Il, AID othors churches, schools and good
.,v /, IA now the most improving place East West.
liar s.d, are settling and building The beauty With which
tho n- g. laid out Letters ts,wcred Pspers
,.,or. and ryinI fol- information vii he free
Idlr,,, iAAs X LANDS. Via.issd PostOnice Cumssr.
land Co. ~ j. From Report Q Soa koSf'0H dJr'eahsrcl
Ti,, Of IA, Tibpnes fe sosf ernsips fsrtI,
t,ae IN an almo lte fos0a and suietL condition Jo'
pleo.anr (syn,ae tsat vs u bs s'de ~ tAf Hnn
ffsrt.A
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TWO NILES AND REPEAT IN HARNESS.
John I,,e,t tsasucs BIZ GENERAL bUrLkR.
s V.L,ushia ua,nes brs 0Eo. WILKES, Gate Firing
bs1D
match between thea. lns;y Renowned chaI p0Is Of s
noung turf aid the thcassnds ,endn: 10 Oe present may
r,t red that the am ps facilities viii b. AFFORDED tosm
ot ouy cl reaching the CouEss og. returning om alter M
race -sh - aud cfa'cri. 49,,
SPECIAL TRAINS viii leave Hrnei'r Point Stson OF the
F,u,hs Railroad al lI M II 2. ana the .'s asin 70
for The iroi at y The boat leaves janice SnS
ore hsH sour previous esch In ard 81 a. fsJ every
i've minutes foT Hunter Psr, throughout "a. dly
JOS. CROCHERON, Manager
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Financial.
NERMILYE d. Co.,
No. ~ WALL STREET.

No IL WAbrSThEfT
WIN receive subscriptions 70 tho
NEW 7'3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
These notes sued IN denoina,ion, q $50, 81 90.
$500, NJ, eco aud $1,000 na,ariss Ia THREE
YEARS from Angus, l5 1874 payable seIoi
in currency at the rate o. $40 PER CENT per aroan
The notes payable In currency at maturity or convert
adj, in,s $40 SIX PkR CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD
All deposits prior August 18th VIII draw interest at
The usual Coz sed Ibis Lean and sse the
1e-s0 Loan.
We are prepared to convert tho u. =. $40 TREAS
URY NOTES INTO the per cent DoNDS Of ISL vita
plcmp,Des, rnd on favorable terms
Also BUY and SELL .. IoaFse, rates al kinds Of GOV
ERSMEET SECURITIES. including
Us. 500 BONDS.
u. -. $50 TREASURY NOTES,
L. s. ~ mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
Us. QUARTERMAsTERS CHECKS,
L. .. rwoYEAR 5 per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES,
y. 8. per cent COUPON End REGIsTEnED, Of
1851.
MATURING CERTIFICATES 0: INDEBTEDNESS
collected purchased.
NIOKlNLEY OIL COMPANY,
Ipss,yorssd uaasr the Law. Of the Of New ysrt'
WELLS ON OIL CREEK,
Pennsylvania.
TRUSTEES:
yoRzIs tnAEKLIN, kew.Nork.
jazz y. LAYTON,
Sidney CoHNTLL
S ,ors !. S esssaly. Oh cay,r.
L. McKiSLEY
}. J. NINDRkGRiFr,
prer,se-. MORRIS FRANKLIN
S.Sressry, II. b. HENSON ,,..o,
treasurcr. WALTER T. LAYTON,
SUPERINTENDENT, iscKlNLEf BROS.
OFFICE, 81 JOHN STREET,
New Yort.
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WINTER GARDEN,

WINTER GARDEN,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IN c0necusnce 81 tie unboandsd enihus1m and oshs'
rhh which
Mr.. JOHNS CLARK
Is n,ty received by crowded aud brilliant Audiences ~
wondrol. comic per,onsiiop OF 1900
MAJOR De BOOTS,
Ia Sterling Coynes chsr,ai,.s Consd! 81
FVERIbCDvS FRIEND,
~, IN rep..t thei ca. -scteE .o-iisnt, bel s the
EIGHTEENTH SIGhE
Of Il. ard nbt rnil turtner hotce ~
render the .anD4ent aoubly ltrecIiye
Er john :. CLARKE
" III zppesr Tor The tiae tbs season, 70 bis yerton OF
~ Tlir IMMORTAL TOODLEs,
thu, pes.r,ins combination OF s.nal h"mcr ard ID y
ITsCElSiNG MERRIMgNr AND PUN.
poors open .. Con mcnee st o'clock - n, ,,
Orchestra Chain I'll 20; Renewed seats, >Ij pfes OnoS
ana Z rg1site, 70 cents, Gallery II cent?
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EW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
BROOKLYN no PHILADELPHIA.

y IIVUItF
Fare %. EScur.on 1iete, ~ good iof three ors
On aud afer MONDAY Aag J. 1874. ~ TIE &c mnou'oas
sssIst JySSF UOYr foot Of Adan'ic at Brook every
Day tSundays rsoep,.dJ at n O'Clock theme" 20 on
Monmouth and BY the Rah'an sni p,sware bsy h.uo
PHI ad-phs every morning At A. a. t,undHys "Icrp'hl
Traveller from the City II Nesfork are naihcc %. 70
Apply Tor p.ssg. by this ne the State Of Jersey hhvn
frsned 10 the Camden and Anboy Monopoly the eIcsfo
ps, ofo.ryg passengers aud freight lsiwssn nv eae
s{ New. y oh end fhAsselgl4z
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IMP0RTANT.=A Manufacturing Business,

in the f tide Of .ncces, will ne sOd 10 Consequence Of
tic iheaih 81 one u The puner The articles neuuac'urs
AZ. m oou,t.ntJ ns,ssng dersna ard prodscrd by ma
oi,ssy Which l. protected by several Lsies Patent Ine
stOet Mschuery sra roodw 70 be sod md ho ssttns
rented or the hole v be So my be GefTed About
xty dollars IL rash viii be Wantrd 90 purchase the
stock machinery sid good wi Iosny party "ishnsto eH
sg, IA inanu -urinc th urntuay raro opportunity
a. can b, .6uaS ly shown She proper Nme. Psrcs ay
In. mi t1eh enterprise pleae ADDE'S
I . Manufacturer oifcs Of tina psOe'.
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NETWORK a NEw.nAvEY RAILROAD
SIMMER .RRNNnEMENr.

SUMNER ENLARGEMENT
kGl COMNkSCls0 MAY . 1854 !5bh
g.ueng.r Station ~ sr. YORK. corr .tlsL AMI vi As
Eutilnr~ on 27th-si.
TRAINS Lave EEW-iORk;
Per Se~-Hsvrn, lkTh ll.Jo a. ~. Dis tErl $50
Rg.I 800 5 W and Oh p "a. - -
ber Brijgrpsr I ikrl lid A. H. R.ls tfI.b sN
(Fr D. $50 $50 and tEs.l 3.
for Milford aad 5iTeofd = II N a. m. $50 ~ r. N
fors -lrheld oousnPori and Westpof1 l. i'~ a M ia
SoT Ns,r.t, ! 80 10 nj l2:i5 EI-), 100 Grl
Sor barren .nd l,r,,n~eh T. $50 Ii.3s $50. IA
for 6,s~nslch. J. 80 II 90. M $50 SO SO $40 p a
Por Stamford Z, (EIl 80. ll.s0 a M lI.l3 lkLh )
Q1l $50 80. $50. t:yp. fEr)p a..
foi ron Csc.er ssd intermediate sailors l. $50, niOA
u :. y:39 4. ~ J. 30. ON, T.
CONSECnNG TRAINS.
For Boston wa spILs6ei. "a m ltI); Sch ep IN
For sosi or yis Siore Ln.e, 1915 (Exltp N.
For Hartford ana Spin dd, B(t1l Hi-oA MT 'lhhI
$50 =. ,a. - A..
Moltfr.l. } y. NJ TO N0rtnmpton. -
For Hsrtio.d Providence AID fisnku R~ifoAS thLD
ll.5JA . - ptt.,.l.t
b., Canal Railroad, ls.i5 p IN. TO NoF.hampleh
For non,-touic Railroad a III ,. m.
For ksurstucI Railroad, T. N up a..
For psbbury aud Notw.s Esiroad - q m y" IL
I.onuoa,ols Sleopns CsIs sttoch,d 70 y n Ir,iss
JAMES n. hOfT hupsrlate3dons
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n INAUGURAL SEASON OF nrn,

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n INAUGURAL SEASON OF n
COMMENCING MONDAY. SEPT r. lcot GRO,
LEONARD .i.b;s
Also Of Growers Chestnut Street Theatre, Ihisa'ip"'
and Growers Theatre. WAsLinsio D. L. o,,r,,cTop
CARL ......COSDSStDA~
Also Director Of Operas. l., r..
The opening performance Gunods Grand Opera Ii H''
sets,
with
FAUST,
CAST OF GREAT STRENGTH.
The hst OF the Ar.os "
TIE GRAND OPERA COMPANY
VIII receive edee announcement c"inprites
new aud talented a.ss expTxsy Engaged for tbs 'eeson
Berin Vienna Hamburg sid DaTus.sd, ~ comp g,
ssen seat to them together with the entire "T4.o
/ O.tnih Opera Company Of lGst sesson
lie members ofthe
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
have been selected with the greatest and present IN array
oil talent and numbers
RARELY EorALED IN THE WORLD
THE COSTUMES have been procured IN Europe a. In
eIprnse
The Opesas selected will be presented with
THE MOST SUPERB kb5E IN SCENE.
The entire announcements IN preparation VIII appest
elry In the week.
TIE Acao carefully and elsborss rodesort'ed
and orsau.l ed surg tho sumgI.r and several poEnt -
psoy@lsents have been effected
Ike as OF srcur'd ,osfs for - -
TIE INAUGURAL PERFORMANCE, FAUST,
wiz rhuT.JAy morning al The usual places
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