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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
baltimore Iron and Grocery Market,
is in better demand ant


IRoS-AnthracIte is in better demand and
frmer. No. we quote at SIS, No at 81,
and No. at $50 per ton. Scotch Pig is steady
at Si6g IS per ton, and Baltimore Forge AT si5
OF So
CoFFEE-Since our last review the bark
Cricket with 1898 bags has arrived from Rio,
which Increases the stock in first hands 10
$1,000 bags. Transactions continue small
maintained Sales comprise some $40 bags
Rio in lots at prices ranging from 5IzGt2JI4c,
as to quality.
TEAS-Hi2h grades are very firm but quiet.
SPICES-The advance in gold early in the
week strengthened the views OF holders but
with the decline prices are somewhat unset
tied.
FRU1Ts-Marketw well supplied with oranges
and lemons, n cargo from Palermo having
arrived early in the week. Other varieties
are scarce and tirmer. Layer raisinS we quote
at 81 30; NJ. r. raisins nj 81 10 per box. Cocoa
Nnts Mt 500 Per thousand, and figs at 2SS3Oc.
ire Crackers command s. 10 per box.
Observation-Disclosures and Ohio leaf are
botu coming forward more freely, but we
have TO note very quiet market, shippers
being lndlspoSed to operate until affairs in
Europe are more settled Prices OF both va
showing no disposition to press sales. Some
$50 hhdS Common Kentucky have been taken
on New York account on terms not made
public
BUTTER-Prices have favored buyers dur
Ing the past week, and close with a DOWN
ward tendency. Franklin str ct roll VIC now
quote at 23I2jc, gladeS at 26d2Sc, nnd prime
western yellow at 25926c. No New York
State Offering,
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ROCHESTER, N. Y. June "a COM
pany of the 54th New York State mill
tia was sent this morning by order Of
Gen. Barry to the mouth of the Gene
see river to prevent the Fenians from
/ capturing the two Canadian steamers
which ply daily across Lake Ontario
Gen. Barry had Information which led
! him to fear seizure of those boats.
/ New York, June 10.-Specials from
| st. Albums announce the finale of the
Fenian invasion of Canada. The right
wing of the Fenian army retreated from
Pigeon Hill to that place, and num-
Der were preparing to go home. The
Decentralization of the whole force was
complete, and both officers and men
refused TO do any further duty. Deser-
tons occurred by the wholesale. AT
ter council of war, General Spear Or
dered retreat to st, Adams, Their re
| Inducements arms and munitions failed
| to reach them. Ammunition was car
ried to Fermont and stored in barn
near the line, which will doubtless be
seized bv the Unitid States troops who
are marching to the border.
Considerable plumber was carried oil
by the men.
have been shot than to leave Canada
in the manner il which he had. Gen.
Mahon wept bitterly.
Any Fenians who have not the means
to go home, will be furnished transpor-
tation by the United States Govern
ment. Many will avail themselves OF
the opportunity to leave tonight.
At Cornwall, Canada, on Saturday,
morning, active preparations were
going on among the Canadian troops,
with II view to move on the Fenian
column.
Some 1000 regulars, and nearly
twice that number of volunteers We're
RI 10 from MOnfFa-
al, to concentrate near st. Almond, at
Prescott. Strict, watch was maintained
by 1000 troops.
The excitement at ogdensburg had
died away.
bans, by Lieut.. Colonel Jackson, of the
LIST United States artillery.
General Meade arrived at st. Adams
on Saturday evening, and was sere-
naded by the band of the Sd regulars
and made IA brief speech TO the effect
that II settlement of the difficulty would
prove satisfactory 10 our own and other
Governments, and show to the world
that the United States, Notwithstanding
the past, were determined to do unto
others as they would be done by.
Gen. Spear and staff have surren-
dered to Col. Livingston OF the United
States army.
Some of the Fenians are said to have
insulted some of the United States
officers at St. Adams.
A special from BIT ffalo states that a
retrent has commenced. Two compa-
MES from Chicago left for home, and
it is expected that the entire force
will be son the way before Monday
morning, Notwithstanding the state
ment of the men who arrived Friduy
night that they would not leave with
out round with their old enemy.
Specials from Ogdensburg state that
the American sloop Creole was fired on
with small arms by some inebriated
Canadian volunteers, who thought she
was loaded with Fenians. The schoOn-
er Beldon was ordered to heave to or be
fired on, but the Captain refused, and
on announcing his nationality, and
suggesting the risk of firing on unarm-
ed American vessels, was allowed to
proceed. The Ferians were fast going
home, and Ogdensburg was resuming
quiet
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New YorE s1nrI.er.

NEW 1ORk, June W
Cotton-More active at $50 4Oc for mIddllng.
Flour-Dull and common grades I09I5c low
er; 81 T09S ~ extra stale; s. 9099 50 for ex-
ira round hoop Ohio, and 50 9JlHl3 IS trade
brands, closing dull. WhislSy-QuIet ut 81 70
az p for western. Wbeat-DuII and Id2c
lower for common and Inferior grades; while
good, and choice parcels arc scarce and TENDS
upward; 81 ~ Tor Chicago spring; 81 90 for
Milwaukee club; 50 Us for prime new No. .
Milwaukee,; 81 IS for No. do, and 81 nv for
common. Corn-Fairly active at lie decline:
729SOc for unsOuDd new mixed western; S0g
SIC for sound do; S25c for one parcel choice
do, closing at Sl@Sl1zc for sound shipping,
and Csc for western yellow. OatS-Duu and
"a &c lower, with good supply OF new west
ern at 525561zc. etrOleum-Dull at 269 Dl4c
for crude, and iI942c for refined In bond.
POrk-MOre active and firmeT; $50 0693O 20
for new mes, closing at $50 60 cash; 50 SO
% 50 ioI old do, and s24 25t94 80 for prime;
also 1850 bbls new mess for June, July aud
August, sellers and buyers option. at $50 u
63I So BeeE-Steady. Bacon-QuieL. Cut
Enthusiastically. Lard-DuH and heavy at 10
@2214c, and small sales at 221<c. Butter-
Heavy; 9933c for western, and 25aI 0c for
Stufe.
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By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market

NEW YORK, June 8.
The Posts money article says:
The loan market Is easy and lenders find It
difficult 10 use their surplus funds at 596 per
cent. Commercial paper Is wanted and pass.
es mt Gar per cent. Tile stock market is dull
and without any features OF special import
ance. State stocks are firm. New York
bounty loan Is quoted at l0yI6dI0G Virginia
Is 66J5; California Is III; Bank shares are rirm.
at one o'clock call New York Central closed
at 9715; Erie 62S Reading 100; Michigan
Southern 1871; Illinois Central Scrip l214;
Cleveland Pittsburgh SPY; Cleveland q
Toledo lOfi<: Northwestern 3OllSS; Cumberland
Coal I514; quicksilver 50h.
I.ater-ETle sold at 62lI. Foreign Exchange
closed dull; for the steamers bills at ~ days
on LOnuOn are quoted At lOSt4 "a 1907; for COM
mercial lO95s9llO; bankers do ut short sight
Tie Commercials money article says:
The stock market Is rather more active
than yesterday but dull; the cllques are do
ing very little. The New York Central clique
are selling out and the price is again lower.
Erie Is " lower and dull. The chief speculn-
tive interest centres in Cleveland & Pitts
burgh, and Northwestern, both of which are
being manipulated for higher prices Gov
ernments were quiet but steady at the clos
ing quotations OF yesterday. Money Is very
abundant and the prevailing rate on call Is D
per cent, with exceptions at per cent. On
the 18TH inst the Treasury Will add to the
prevalent ease by the payment of over ten
millions OF interest on 7-j0S. There has been
more activity in discounts during the last
few days, especially in grocers' paper. The
rates for prime paper range at 5@6ll per cent.
Foreign Exchange nominal at about the
closing rates yesterday. Gold SHOWS a slight
tendendcy to react from the decline OF yes
teriay; the price has fallen below the views
of the heavy holders, and there Is dispose
ton to keep the price at about IN, at least
until the arrival Of further news from Lon
don.
The total shipment of specie TO Europe the
past week from this port was 81 22J. 7j6; from
Boston 81 ,622,9 gI; from Philadelphia 81, 0J0.
TOTAL import OF dry goods at this port for
lions, against less than four millions for the
same period last year.
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Pittsburgh on Market.

PITTSBURGH, June ..
Business yesterday was quiet, with but few
Transactions The rates are iiI{dI41Sc, barrels
returned. and l9Sl914c, packages included.
Refined in bond Is without change in price,
aud demand falling OFF. There are small
sales OF free oil to the retail trade bat prices
are nominal. ReSiduum and Naptha are Gull
Following are the receipts OF oil ut The ALE.
6bls; VIM. Haldeman 5g7; James wilkins 2I3;
fiat boat Romeo IS; Duncan, DunIapS Co
IS: total lO33 bblS Fisher & Bro. received
200 bbLs in bulk, which was landed above.
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The DRY Goo,ls NIn,ket.

The following is the report from the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, JobberS' prices:
Brown Sheeting'-Pdcitic Extra p; do F. p;
Lancaster %; Amoskeag a "a; Atlantic a p;
do H 2S1l, Anguish 20; Bangor 81; broadway
q. Sheeting and ShirIiug, Bleached-Ballou
& Son IS; Bartlett's 49,; Home S21S; do az;
Hope %; James ~. Worsted Goods Com
mon colorS s.: b So. PTints-MerTimac u p;
do W y; Pacific ~; Richmonds IS; Sprague's
mOclks II; do fancy %.
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PHILADELPHIA, June GA destruc-
tive fire broke out here this morning
on the corner of 25th and Caldwell
streets, on the Schnylkill. Deares'
wooden mills and James Monarch g.
Cos establishment for dyeing and
printing cotton and wooden goods were
destroyed. The Keystone mills were
saved Loss 500, 600, which is partially
insured in New York and New Eng
land companies.
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chicago marker.

CHICAGO. June y.
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat firm and adj
vanced I1<c; sales 673i4 bus Corn firm and
advanced 1l9lc; 48I@5Jc for No. l, and $50
&c for No. 2. Oats quiet and declined 5zd &c;
sales &c for No. ], and 29Hc for No. 2. Pro-
visions steady and quiet Highwines quiet
at g . for bonded. Freights hrni com l49
IL. H.IffaIn
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RnGnIo MnrI,ef.

BUFFALO, June 3.
Flour quiet. Wheat Inactive and nominal
Corn dull and nominal at &c for No. IN liked.
Oats, I7c for No. Chicago; other grain in
active. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Pork, S3l. Lard, DC. Canal FreiShts firm to
New York; wheat l4IZc, corn l21I{c, oats Sc.
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New York Money aud stock Market.

NEW YORK. June 8.
Money-The market IS easy at 596 per cent.
Sterling Excnange-DuIl at lOyIzgII6.
GJId-Shade firmer; opening at 1897; de
Ginning 70 1874; advancing 10 1885, and clos
ing Mt 1891.
Export specie to-day s., l503OO.
Government Stocks-without decided
change.
Frelghts-To Liverpool dull.
The following are the closing prices OF
stocks: Water Power S1g5(%; ONO ee .It.ti,
45LSa46; Rev York Central sT1z@gI5<; Erie
63ItG G8IL: Reading l0g5+ lO91s; Michtkan
Southern 791{97g9si PtttsbuTSn S5Sfgsii To
western :s5<; do preferred 601z96g1<; Fort
Wayne 4S961S: Western Union Telegraph
6lLaBlL.
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MIIWnukee lTnrIxet.

NEW ORLEANS, June O.
Cotton drn, sales 400 bales at a5a3sc; re.
ceipts 302 baies. Bank Sterling 90.
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ROCHESTER,. N. Y, June 9.-There were
two Ineendiary fires IN this city Last night
involving no large amount OF lUSs-
a band OF nVS dsspenIdoeS, supposed TO be
from Buffalo, came here last night and made
raid upon tue houses OF in-fane here.
They succeeded in one case in compelling the
inmates to surrender up ali their Yaluhbies at
the muzzles OF their pistols
Tue Union Blues arrived here this morning
from their excursion. 10 Albany, and were re-
ceived by the citizens who gave them a
splendid breakfast They spoke highly of
their entertainment al Albany.
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CHICAGO, June 9.-Buildings 1s9 and
1876, on South and Water streets, were
destroyed by fire this morning. The
heaviest losers are, the Pennsylvania
Oil company, 1000. Russell Bros,
grocers, SIO0, 900 and Hall, Kimback q
Co., S25, 900. Fully INSURED.
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MILWAUKEE,, Junea.
Flour quiet. Wheat. 7e14S1 50 for No. l.
| Oats declined 1z9lc,
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BUFFALO, n. Y, June e.-The pro-
pelier City OF Buffalo arrived this morn
ing. The reason of her detention was
the breaking of her steam pipe, causing
her to leak badly. No damage to cargo.
Will be all right in few days.
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NEW YoRK, June 9.-Speclals from Wash.
fngtou to the evening papers says:
Prominent North Cdr0lintanS say their
State will be the first to accept the new con-
sIitutionaI amendment.
Leonard HuSck, President of the Mer-
chants National Bank, has been released un-
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The Latest News,
BY Ell 70 @ R a m.

Ry the Union Line:
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe street
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NASHVILLE, June 9.-River eight feet
on the shoals, rising.
Frazier sentenced Geo. E. Pratt, for
merIy a dancing master, convicted of
rape upon Miss Emma Collins, 70 10
wears imprisonmenti in the penitentiary.
An appeal to the Supreme Court was
taken aud bail 70 The amount of $500
given. az r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

PoLics Cssnr.-Aftsf taking sissta fos
. fsw days. our police officers bagesd .
small lot Of game sAis morning and after.
noon. Omcsr Severance reported st hsed>
quarters with. Niehasl Mssphsy, whs hAd
inhibited Of 'ths cratur" rather heavily, asd
raised disturbance on the street, Mike
was fined % and costs. Odleer Miles
picked up Joha Ce'sars. whs was fined 81
and costs, for intoxicatieu. He alse svsF>
hsslsd gay ~ saasd hcOsaseAs wh>
was troabled viii The snms ssnbhint.--
Omser CLARK was net behind hand u ths
basiness, end brought Mia naesiae p IN
stand. Nike ~ hssn tssab,st - regard
to The cholera, and tried % ct 90 drunl
that ths spidsuis 'weslds't phass him.
Hs succeeded tay val, and ~ Ahsa q
- eesta TAsss Bslsss. ~ 1T tnl
fsr change. ana sannine sessn smee'
Teaearden, sossasdsd 70 s. ~ and pay
fne Of % and costa. rxAsA
Q. l.. Ranks W. aessslsa III efstaseo
charged With conuissine n assault q
Eddie hanks, his brsthss, bssasf knewn z
the lntaut Blendin. From The evideuce
appsess thst Bddassna . lkimde y0ua>s
4 ~ eeraaesd naltsss - sssuo ooqD'sl {
- Sp'osk y sight HE bssthHs 16(1gn(
~ the Plos, administered . punlbAiS0t s66s
OF lses ssvsecs saai1ing % ecA u ~ eapes
ity d guardian. Justice Dlood deeide
1 that the Nv gtvee - - ~ autheeity 3
lpn6iaA ~ bsethss, - Assa ~ 1efpo1oa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

And you will get Rogers Fragrant Oaonto>
line the teeth are clcansed and preserved
BY il, and the breath made sweet and f.a>
grant; decidedly the best preparation Of the
kind in the market endorsed by Dentists
Of the highest standing as containing moth
ing that will injure the teeth. Ask for
Rogers Fragrant Odontoline, aud take no
other
Sold BY all Druggists, Perfumers and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07


IN. SisI.n Q! CaAnrfr INFORM tneif
..'s"u. snu sne puons gsosseasy. tnas tns'r
in Septs0bss, for The rscsptioa Of pupils q
bossdsrss Haif Beardsss md Day Scholars.
.s, sou 2, ~ 'c,ssee.'on .s ~. ce@pnss;
En.ii.s - ,.ss;.. - ~ s 49,. -
lain Leoereees' u.s;e - H.. Pisoo.
Ofoas, Csilas ed Duleiaes, alss veeal
nuase Dnetao. Pssosise in Oa esd wee@
49,, r'ean = Onanensa. ~ Nsso'; ~.
A~s ccns'"ue "s.o s"n ou
this rule there vs'l 3 % deviation.
HILLS HAIR DYE. 80 esats, black q
brown iostaneaoesus. nasssal, ,dssssss, esaa.
t'iul.reliso'e. indeed tns oess IN uss. .nae eesn
before .ns puoiae over niseea yea,s, v sae
dollar sises. Depot No. 66 John street.
% Nsw Ut. sy U.y oo.u % ~ ~ IA skEm S'.sr
mod. s,orcs cvcrvvhere iune1l div
-
lcE CssAn.-for delicious dish Of ice
cream, OF glass o. lemonade, Gail d SAIL
ousys 40 %. brady strsst' iew asy
boarnsrs csn os secommoSaseo O eAiis
onrys. o'I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

GAINES SrREKr.-This thoroughfare has
lately undergone some very necessary,
but not complete, improvements. From
Sixth street down wherever required, il has
been widened, guttered and graded. The
recent building Of ine property in that 10.
cality. rendered these measures every way
advisable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

SEs woman in another column picking
SAsnbuxg grapes for Spccr's Wine. 1t isan
admirable article, used in the hospitals and
BY the first class families in PARIS, London,
eMd New York, in preference TO old Port
Wine Il 10 worth trial, o. il gives great
sotisfactiOn. deadly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07
Addlllsaal Bounty sf 9iee.

Two ysArs' soldiess and their hairs, under
like circumstances, are entitled 70 $50.
Come ts The War Ciain once over the
Post Oface. III you want your bounty col.
lected without the least possible delay, or
send your discharges BY mail. Fess mod.
crate. No charges unless successful.
Odicc over the Post OfIice. .A9
sug3.d1w l.. T. EADS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

TUE new lock stitch sewing machines Of
the Singer Manufacturing Company are the
only machines in the market that can sew
all kinds Of cloth with all kinds OF thread
street. Aug. dtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

boxes larger than Dyes that sell for ol.
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WAR
RANrED to please. This article has been thor
oughly tested by DR. CHlLTON, Of New York,
and Profs Rooih and barrett Of Philadelphia
Who pronounce il free from all poisonous insre-
dieuts. sod the naterial composing II will not in.
lure the most delicate hair. Sold bv Druggsste
and Fancy Good dealers everywhere.
isnl7. .Aly JNO. J. EROAkn, Sels Prep'r.
los Chestbut street Philsdsfphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

IN Imitation Of The Old Arm Chair.
love it'll love it-and who shall dare
To chide ms IRON keeping this bor'e with care ,
I've treasured Il long as precious prize
y has kept me free from dvspepsia sighs,
iseed ne fsom pain IN my liver aud heart,
Rendered me strong in every part.
guard a. . charm in sickness and trouble,
This bottle with the GoLDsx BIrrGns Of HrnnxL j.
HUBBELS GOLDEN BlTTERS.
an invaluable remedy in Dyspspsia, Liver
Complaint. Debility, HEARTBURN, and kis.
kred complaints.
Nt~ York Depot, 55 Hu.lsoa Street.
For sale at Wholesale and retail, by Beid.
ssbscts 4 Miller, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

Bur fouR Dry Goods At Otto klugg's, No.
52 Second street. junl7dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

OsricIAL.-It will % seen that from the
following copy Of an Official letter, that the
reported non recognition BY the Second
Auditor Of . claim agency iirm in this city.
dissolved long sines, has no application TO
G. Augustus Havilsnd, who continues his
business a. claim agent - before
TRsAsunY DsPARrnsxr,
SRcoSD AuDiroa's OprIcs,}
July 4, 1866.
Sin: Hereafter certificates foe pay in
claims filed in this ofice By Eads L Hsvi>
land Of Davenport, Iowa, viii b sent to
you. Respectfully,
s. B. FasxcB, Auditor.
BY G. r. B.
c. Augustus Haviland, ESQ,
Davenport, Iows.
The following 10, ~ trust, sst this mat
ter At rest they ere but few Of the many
letters recently received BY Mr. Haviland
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PAYxAsrsa GsxsRAL's Orrlcg,
Washington, Aug. I, 1865.
Sm: The claim Of OApk Axsl F. Exc.
trom, &C." seth Illinois Infantry, ferward-
Cd by you has been received, end will ~.
eeive immediate attention.
Respectfully, your obsdisut servant,
B. ". Bsics,
Paymastef General.
G. Augustus Haviland, Davenport, Iowa.
OsEicE Of CoxnissARY 0BN. OF Pns.l
Washington, y. c., Aug. 2, 1856.
SiR; 81 have the honor to acknowledge
ths fsesipt q ysur Communication Of July
%, &c enclosing application for oommuta>
ton Of ystiops in the ease Of William A.
Baker, claiming to have bssn prisoner Of
war, and to inform you that % soea q %
exanination Of The case can b mode, the
action Of this Bureau will b. communicated
to you. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
E. A. HIrcHcocx, Maj. Gen. u. s. A.
Oonmissary General Of Prisoners.
To G. Augustus Haviland, Davenport, Iowa.
D1pAnfnnAf o. Tnn IRTnnlon,
Pension O0ss, Aue. 9, 1866.
Sm:-Ths elsio u L. T. Ceeeon, Me-
for pension, hes been received and will be
examined at IN carly date, and ths result
communicated 70 ysa.
Respectfully,
Jossra Il. BARnsrf,
G. Ayssstss Haviland. Davsapsee, IONA.
rasAsuar DspAsrxsrs,l
Second Auditors O6lee. July 1850.
Sm:-Ihs Application 10 the sass q Cap&
8. 8. lcl.sny, lith Iowa vole., ~ bsso ~
csived and win b s1auino6 q eoen -
'seadbsa h tns1. tflsEfNl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

Tss CoxCERT To>xroar. grand Con.
cert Of the Normal Musical Academy, fos
tho purpose Of raisine funds to psy for the
hslls now in use, cooes e6 .: L. Claire
Hall the svsning. Az W have before sta>
ted, in order to secure the location Of the
Academy st this city, . sasll party Of
sentls'usn took the responsibility Of guar :
anteeing oil necessary halls. They have
not been a. successfsl in their efforts -
they had 6esn led 10 expect. This concert,
therefore, partakes Of the character Of On
appeal to the public to sustain On undenis-
bly, excellent institution. II is hoped that
our citizens will respond with their custom
ary libsrality. The music will equal any
ever produced in this city. The pro.
gramns has been selected With care, end
We have no doubt but that It will be exscu-
ted in . manner crsditsbls 10 oil concerned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-07

NeW MeXbC00 Fef10mee
When MeHico shall fell into Uncle Sam .
world. Nature could not produce : richer Gem
o. choicer Perfume.
3. T. SMITH 4 CO. New \ ork,
Manufacturers Of the Floral Pcrfumerv