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TnE MARkET HousE-Last Saturday, agreeable to
published notice. the Of the market house for
tie ensuing year was sold at public auction to the high
est bidder. Messrs Patterson & Levy were the pur-
chasers ut 1850
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE JUDICIARY CoMMITTEE-Ihre
Reports Erpected-The special Washington core
spondent of the St. Louis Democrat in his dispatch
dated the Sd inst, says:
The Judiciary Committee has adjourned and al
the members left for their homes this evening They
voted to assemble the 26th inst to hear any fur
Their evidence that may be offered on the Impeachment
inquiry, but as none is likely to be present. the ad
journment is practically to next December for sum
mer session does net now seem among the probabil
ties.
The committee examined but one witness to-day
and then after some debate, decided by FIVE against
four that the evidence before them will not sustain
impeachment. The four who voted in favor of inn
peachment are Boutwell, Thomas, Lawrence and w ill
Jams, and the five who voted against it Wilson,
(Chairlnan) Woodbridge, Churchill, Marshall and
Edridge, the two last named being Democrats, voted
that the of the President deserved the
condemnation. The case so far as the committee is
concerned, is substantially closed 1t will be OBJ
served that the Republican members stand four fer
impeachment against three.
There is reason to believe that both parties desire
expression of opinion from the country as to the
wisdom OF their actions. No report has been author
ised, and no member of the committee has received
leave to prepare The presumption is, however,
that two three members will take the opportunity
during the month to put their views into writing for
presentation to Congress at its reassemblage. The
probabilities that ultimately three reports will be
submitted to Congress- of strong censure, signed
by all the Republican members, for impeachment,
by the four who voted to-day, and one generating
the President, by the two Democrats.
There is no reason for supposng that any further
material testimony can be offered. What has been
taken will at be confdentally put in print. It
will make at least thousand pages, of which about
four hundred have already been printed No part of
this evidence will be made public till laid before Con-
gress but ten copies of the volume printed, viz:
to present in the House, and for each mem
Der of the committee.
ton has been fully disposed of for there is positive
assurance that it will be brought before the House at
the earliest opportunity, either in July or December,
aud that body will be required to give square vote
either for or against impeachment. Meantime, till
Congress meets, the impeachment men viii spare no
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TA FOR RENT,
ssss:;;;ssI THREE DWELLING HoUSEs-Appy imms-
- diately to s. LEVY, Jr.,
mh20 If No. 9 Milan street.
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FOR RENT,

49, FOR THREE OR SIX MON THS--A good Dwell
ing House. ~ miles from Shreveport, in apeas-
~ ant and healthy locality, furnished not, with
good garden, three mileh cows and poultry. For fur
Their particulars apply at this office. iel2 At
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WANTED,

GITUATIoN-By a young married nlan,-In some
y business house in Shreveport; wholesale grocery
business preferred. Is well acquainted IN the SUI
rounding country Is not afraid of work, and would
not object to mixing himself generally useful 10 ms
employer Good city reference given as TO INTEGRITY
and capacity Address r. H. G., care Of Office Of the
South Western. leIs ".
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Married

Try the efficacy Of the Peruvian Bark Bitters
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Married
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Jesse Lee. Mr.. WALTER
Y. METCALF to Miss AMELIA J. BoZEMAN, all Of
this parish.
On Thursday. the 18th inst, By Rev ". T. D. Dal-
ze at the residence of Mrs Kate Flournoy at Green
wood, JAMES WALLACE DUNCAN to Miss LIZZIE
FLOURN0Y. taY- No cards.
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NOTICE

TO RENT.
DAGUERREAN GALLERY. Apply at No. 81
~ Texas street. lapi7 It
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Ors STEAM FIRE EsGlsE-Caddo Fire Company
No. ], by the way of ascertaining how quick they
could raise steam and throw water tried the expert
ment on Monday evening. They left the engine room
en the corner of Spring and Travis streets for the
Levee and in eight minutes from the time Of starting
were throwing two streams Of water sufficient to drown
ont any fire. The machine worked remarkably we'll
All praise TO our gallant firemen
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LOST
A COTTON RECEIPT, from Ho ELL i Btg'a s si ~,
"A dated March II 1862 for Eleven Bales of Cotton
stored by NJ Paer for account Of r. ". Rayne, New
Orleans Any person finding the above will confer
favor by returning it to
NAV %. 1857 r4tf Texas street, Shreveport
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aarsden's re,t,ral balm il CERTAIN in effect
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ss@ssae METH LODGE No. q, l. O. @. F.
@sgsysSE Meets every Wednesday evening at seven
SzaaRSS O'Clock, at their Hall Texas street
Brothers in good standing are invited to attend.
CHAS. II. SPILKER, N. g.
GEO. y. BsRTRAND, Secretary. ja2s ly
M SHREVEPORT CHAPTER No 10 R. A. M
TX Meet the second and fourth Saturday at o'clock
NJ, in each month.
By order ]. W. JONES, NJ. Ell P
CHAS. H. SPILKER, Secretary. lego
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THos. McIsTYRE Of New Orleans, is our only duly
authorized agent to receive subscriptions and adyer
tsements in that city.
Col s. D. Woop, Of Marshall, Texas, is duly author
lied 10 receipt for subscriptions.
Mr.. JoHS G. Lore, Minden, La, is duly authorized to
receipt for subscriptions
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TnE TELEGRAPH, The telegraph cable across the
liver at this place broke last Saturday An Office has
been opened the other side Of the river, but mes
sages are left as usual at the Office in this city The
old cable will hardly be repaired and we will have
put up with little Inconvenience until new one can
be procured
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The Newark IN. ~ Advertiser, commenting upon
Attorney stanbery's opinion the military recon
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will be given at the Academy Of Music, the even
ing of the 9th inst. James T Brady will also deliver
an address.
The scheme of the Pennsylsana Central Railroad
for leasing the Chicago and Alton and Alton and
Terre Haue roads, escites special interest in nan-
cial circles.
Export of gold to-day sl,se4,s6l.
WASHINGTON, June l5.-Thad Stevens has written
letter urgently recommending July session of Con-
gress.
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HI000e0s 101xc Particular Notice
the neAl vElPAu FEMALE PILLS
WARRANTFn rRrNCy;

These ptiis 20 celebrated msny years ago IN piris
lbs the relief u semai. irregularities. and atetw
1bs their criminal employment III fnc prac'ic. y ahcr
t1saV - NV 0aessd fss snic fns tne arst time r.
America. Try have been kept In so.npafntiss OBJ
:eus11 from ne fsct that the oreiasi os pr sepal
y : physocla0 IN Pasis, of great wealth, atd lirc'
6sn6elsuosos ps1ecpsee aad has withheld shsm Trori
general use. nest they should be employed for u'iaw
Il ovescoming Femsle DISTINCTIONS Falling n taa
Woub, WhloBo. useen Slchnsss. Supprcssdvn- Hsten
ton, 0f lm0o6efAte Flow Of the Monthly ms
ehsauss. Nesyeas end Spinal Affections Pain. IN t's
n1r6 m1 lmbs. Fatigue on slight exert r; PApits-
tl0a u ~ Heart. Hyetcsics. etc. and VIII ehsc'
ense vheo IN 0ehse mesne have rs,sa nun, a.
thUurA p0WcVfal soa sdy. do not essDtsln ea'one.
anhmnrg. Or anything hnrtfnl g tne e.ns,'r'le..
rs UaSs9rd jedSs. snd Young GIL. who hrse ns yer
49, eeRn. ated. they are peculiarly suned They
WIN. q oAUss t1sns. bring on sne monthly ecricf
4. sssssd Lsdisa shcsld never tsio Ger,
- 49, y ~ rraeOn 70 believe tirrnseyes p-eg-
49,. S6r tScy wl Be sure 10 proarce mi-csrltsrc
ieSiSs 9peeIea bssx. scaled 6cn fhe ryes IL
s = I. 4; \. GA69al6ER, esseras Agent isr
= unitea $500 ID vslsdsss = ALBANY. n. TO
:ssszs .iSsiv sssassa = searArv.
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ID r. u A Nj II, =
ID II. 81 A Nj j. -.
Formerly Of Jdmes' Loci Hospital Custom
House Street, Nss Orleans, Ia.
Est Abli = he'd I'm 1850,
Add located In Chicago for slle lost 80 ye4rr.
HAS REMOVED TO
NO. 80 RANDOLPH STREET,
Chicago, III.
Nearly opposilc hi- old OGtre.
Where he mAy be consulted u9on tho treatment
ar Ckr0Ntc, .F7er~ssrfGs
Swphtgtfdc, Srr0fHious,
And ell
Blood and skin Diseases !.
And Disorders of

C00o0G1o0n v00OPemb Chnrnrfer.
Cuscs them without scsorting 70 Marcurs H.. ide
r .ss s:. o. ass Ssns sa
OUoAnSU WaAxnna, wnch ~ seminal Wask .esr
Noessrnni and Dsmal km'ssionr. brought IN ~
abuse Of the syetsm, early nd-crctpn-. -xre--. ~
aoe. 1spseasoa, aimns ~ and oficntimsr insanity.
win other deplorablc train ~ symptoms. crted aud
Yndieolly cufrd with m inilbe method saving much
tine en1 s4pense 0lscs, Gonorrhra Structure end
~ dissasss peculiar 70 the eexes. Of private natn'e,
OId dssasss q tho MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the bI0oa has become poisoned. producing
blOtcAss % the feces email watey bl-tesr psins I'm
bod. scrcfals. together with an sDdlsss number u
~ James ierecomusendsd By the p,er- generally
tn medical faculty. and professor o medical college,,
esc. Those afflicted should apply i'm acdiateiy and
he cured Of these terrible disear--
DIR. JAMES has Just i.sue. rev scd. improved and
greatly enlarged edition u THE MONITOR ~ Nen-
ural Dieeases peculiar 70 the .eye- with directions
and prescriptions for seli r. afnlclt.
0poaAsosnslA. esnsed by self abu-e. sexual cs-
ceee Ac IL fully treated AMI will mot iAi % arset
1 the gtteutiOn of THE rrsdsr.
An Important feature ~ the book IL trcnfse spot
Conception svoidtd--srd the necessity ssd
prOpriety enniesinss of 70 doing.
TIE various diseases peculiar 10 fssnAiet. fully
| treated and their remc'l,s- isen.
Ths.Montof II printed upon fine paper. neatly and
sube ansiaiiy bound. containing no pa2nr sad 10 10
ana consultation. II IL ntl.-m n parvo- muc,, N
the smallest space Buy i'll Read III The book viii
!njure none. hut benedt sh-The oil ard Yonng o.
1Jn eexes- mnrned and single. tIic.4 of
A saaa II: JXSks. ?. 0. 10. es., en-, -,rs.n
d., Jsoo' ONCE and Parlors arr II % RandoIph
assse. cOsaes Of Dearbo~n street Chicago whore hr
mey b e1ee1leed personally or by letter ureu AZ di-
saeee psssening IN bic speciality. o1iee h.ur- finn
-. =. eOe p. -. Consultations confidential.
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DAJLY DEMOCRAT.


Noses Hecht, formerly leader Of The
Eighth Iowa band. wss shot in Memphis, on
Meadsy, BY brewer named Roaers.
An unmistakabie case Of cholera appear.
ed 10 New York Monday.
Over nineteen hundred immigrants ar
rived in New York on Monday.
The ninety second annivsrsasy Of the bet
tle Of Bunker Hill was celebrated with un'
usual'spirit at Boston on Monday.
N. Mana has left Cairo for . trip int
Central Africa.
Archduchess Matilda, of Austria, died a
Vienna, On the 9Th.
II Il rumored that Juarez demands ~,
and half rniilions sterling ~ ransom 70
Nsximilian.
Another military conspiracy has bssu die
csvsrsd h Spsip.
A petition has bean prsscntsA,- 70 tn
Ffsacd Senate, asking aset to compe
mothers 70 nsrse their effspfise.
Excavations near the palscs ef the Caes
rrs, IN Italy, have csussd the discovery o
the grotto where Ronulus and Remu
were suckl ed by the wolf
A reform mob took possession ofa tori
meeting in London, Monday.
The Union Pacific Railroad il completed
365 miles vest Of Omaha.
A full Jury Of negroes was impsnnelled a
Navasota, Texas. on Friday
The city Council Of Philadelphia rsfas
to welcome the President on. his passAg
through that city.
A riot occurred in New: York ons Monda!
between Irishmen and negroes. No ON
hurt.
orders will be issued to stop work on III
Notifications around Vieuna.
The Austrian ministry 10 TO b made sui
scryent to ihe Imperial Legislature.
Trial BY jury in ii.cases il = be grs'
ted in Austria.
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WASHING Wool IN GEaSAHY.-German
wool is usually quoted ~ the standard Of
cleanness, as veil AZ hnsness. A very val.
liable paper on Germsn agriculture In the
last Patent Office report, says: 1.-THE pro
cess of washing is done under the root, and,
accordingly, no sudden showers or rainy
weather can interfere with it. beS1re> the
shower bath is administered to tho sheep
their dirt or pitch has 70 be dissolved or
loosened. For this purpose soaking VI 10
put up, which is covered and tightly put
together Of strong plank or boards. II 10
filed with hot water. equal to eighty four
degree. Fahrenheit; the sheep arc then
placed in two lines and constshtly hsndfd
until the yak and dirt are dissolved; 1t or
binary takes from fifteen to twenty minutes.
The solvent effects Of the hot water is in
creased by adding few pounds Il potash,
and also by the I've arising rem; the rstu-
rally oily matter Of the wool. The. sheep,
after being we'll soaked, are placed under
shelter, whore they have to wait their turn
Of the showef>hAth, in order II e animal,
now too much b. ated, n,ey not Pass imme-
distcly from the hot soaking vt int the
shower.bash, this being from sixty to
sixty-three degrees Fahrenheit. TIE wa>er
is let upon the sheep through hose, with
. strainer upon the end. II tails with con-
siderable velocity. and is brought 70 hear
upon Ill parts Of the sheep until the WOOL Is
of snowy whtenes. The sheep are then
driven to a warm, dry shelter, and shorn as
soon as he WOO is dry, generally about the
sixth day. Tn an average, forty sheep are
thus washed in an hour
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warning eesrching and eec I've can be taken BY the
uldtge pess0n Youngest child.
Ifypu have Cold fever so slight, do not fail TO
give the Balsam trial. ~ the very low price at which
iesc ID br ge Ia the reach OF every that they
may always keep It eonvenient for usc.
The timely d % cen, bottle viii ofsen prove
II to be worth one hundred times its cost.
d&wiy. Sold ny all druggists.
RUCKEL 4 HENDEL, Prop'rs, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

Every family at this season, should ues
SPEERS SANBURG PORT WINE
IN Europe for it, medicinal apd beneficial
2nsnucs highly estesmed BY eminent physicans, uecl
IN huropean and American HOSPITALS, and hy eome
oSihe nrst families In Europe end America
As ATONlC-lt has NO equal, causing an appetite
and building up the system being entirely apurs wins
AS A DIuRETIC-liimpasts healthy ses,oo Of III
Glands, kidneye end Ueinssy Ofvans vesy bene6ciej
In Dropsys Cont aud Rheumatic affections.
sPEERC WINE IL pure article nom the Juice a
the Port Grape, possessing medical properties sups
nor 10 any other wae In use, snd excellent artcls
ior eli weak AMI debitsted PERSONS and the aged and
and children.
Try Il encs. and you will not b. deceived.
- BE sure the Asnatufe Of AIsnsD SPi1 il 0veI
the cork OF each bottle
Sold BY druggists and AL frstclaoe dealers. vhs
a!so sell the CASTElLA PORT BRANDY. choie.
old article impcrted only By r. Spess. direct iron
the valley Of OpOgto.
~ Trade saPglisd BY whoIe:ale dsusgi.ta In Nsv
SPEER. At his Whey ard 10 New jsssey. Psincips
once, ~ bscsdway. New mi; ---
Wholesale and Retail nruRsists. may24diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

tbs Independence Bulletin says during
the storm Of Sunday night that two houses
were struck in thst city. Mr.. Spaulding's.
on the west side Of the river, and Mr.. Cor
nelius Lanes, near the depot. A portion
of Mr.. Spaulding's family were sitting
around table, under which the house dog
was quietly reposing, when the electric
current struck the house, passing through
the room and instantly killing the dog,
while the whole family escaped with only a
severe shock. A lightning rod Was attached
to the house.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

VIZ find the following in the Chicago
Times. The avowed objects Of the "Grand
Army Of the Republic" are fraternity and a
care OF widows and orphans Of fallen COM
sades. The following lettes--which fell in
to wrong hands. explains itself:
HEADo'rs GRAND Army RsPcBLIc.
DEPARTMENT OF OHro,
February 9, 1857
z. o., Post No. l, Sub Division 81.
SIn.-l am ordered TO forward to the Ar
my at Napoleon $50 Of the approved breech
loaders, for the use Of your encampmsnt
which shall be subject to your order.
blease sign the above receipt and return
to me-.
! am, sir, respectfully, your obedien sery
ant. A. 8. kRlMKLE,
Chief Of Ordinance, Department of Ohio
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

In .uss1 DAs
- Mnrm y 9,s y 49, !.
enrums - Ouee',ouss W
Ca a,s 10 c M case, str Sougns :
S t,o "a .l 80. " , .rJ III
S s~., H 's.h, SUI 81, \
1 1 o's'ie "'"'' "'u
iv es. "a. p.....,.
yi 'A'...' = 1. s, 49, 49,.
d. "a S 49, y : ,i pu..v .essr
av'e nApcc.osnnl, I,'
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BosroN.
To tho l.aAiea.

The Cirssge Francois =, or French Dres-
sing, for Lsdiee' d Chldren'e boots and Shoes thn
have become red or rusty, and rough by wearing and
are Restored To- perfect and permanent BLACK win as
muc ustre when new leaving the leathor soft and
pable. and atisof erestmporanee r. the ladies II
WILL NOT NIL orr wuks WET. AND SOIL rIs sKIaTs
Travelling BstGs. Trunks. Carriage
Tops and me E1nrilessess. are made to look
a. GoGp AS NRw.
Lsiies and Children dress their boots with
ont soiling their handr. Try bottle and YOU vi
never he without supply oft In the house.
Ask your shoe dealer for il.
Y. BROWN x CO. Proprieto.e, Manufacturer
Of Blarkiuge and Dressings of all kinds leather
Office, litH Milk street. Boston octsl-diy
For sale by PARKS 4 H0SMER.
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BANKERS,
fupseSi ssssass3c t5,CssS S 49, bsssssss.
- Specuhllss Acsoants desliosd.
mn Nssse.1 - chieaso. q.
SssvEsalsS Ne1iuo1i Baak, 0alsna, n. ---ss
MsGAsetes Na1tsoeI Bept. pQysnpees. lewa.
State Natin0a1 Bsnh, KeOkuk, Iowa.
stats Bank ~ Iowa and Bsaoches.
Stose Savings Associative, n. Louis. Mo.
ss LOus Building cad Saving Ass0eiatlUu, a.. Loot
Flrst National Bsak at Lafsycaas, New Albany aot
Je0srsonvtlie. lndiasa.
Peoples Bank 81 Kenturky, Louisville. Ky.
N9uAaaao' Bank q LDukswtne, - Oc4s0dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-21

HARTWELL 4 SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY |;

ENSU RANCE AHENNA
LATE
r. SIMPSON 4 c0.I
Mutual Benefit Life rs Cemp'y,
Assess. go. 100000.
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Assets. o.. 500. geo.
Security Fire ms. Company.
Assets. q. sss 900.
Insurance 60. Of forth America
Assets. el.7cc.ccoo.
LOrlllard Fire Insurance 70 ,
Asscss, 81. 500. 80.
North American Fire ms Cen'y,
Asses.. e7ss.sc
Commerce Fire Insurance %
Assets, $500. 900.
Travellers lns. Co.. Of Calcaees
lns~re Ag'ss 0caernl AccIae.sss
Including Travellers sisk trn .tro.s. ,Sss~ -
lighssis9. se6beaeioo By drcwn'ne' O
O0es Ne. a. Brady Ssfees.
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SPRINGFIELD,
RAY T. TAYLOR,
MANUFACTURERS % LADIES' AID oExre'
PAPER FURNISHING GOODS |

PAPSR FURNISHING GOODS |
HAVING unequslled facilities for tho manufacture
Ia ~ an kinds 81 the above goods We ere prepared
10 I'LL all orders with promptnees and dspetck md nj
- low figures ashy any loher house manufacturine
goods ofthe same quality.
We are now manufacturing the following Goods
which are unsurpassed in style, nnish auSlliy and
price:
Plain Massasoit Persigney
Is 0arote
Cloth Initssioa 81
L. Bean IDEAL col. a'o'
Manila Enameled Garote,
Hutchinsons Byron.
Ladies' Collars.
Eugenie Linen Finish,
Eufenie,
English. Gafuess
EnameJed "
Iine1l finish !"
Reversible Enamele0,
Linen Finish,
Ladies' imitaton Lace Collars
Curtis Linen patent Boecm
In addition 10 the above We manuAc,n,. 4, r,,aa
OF Ladies' and Gents' OuAs both snvis ana vr3e,sL
bje plsin enameled linen fnsh IN ~ - 49,
9tyiee and Deet Mategtal. All our sorS ~Sie ~
". G. WADOW OK4n, n u Brady CeSns1. 0oven-
port RAY b TAILOR,
r-.. epring0sld, 1ass.
All papes goods manufactured in imitation ~ sneo
or other woven fabrics instnppmert. ~ ~, ~
tern patent unless licensed By "a. THe romvsp.
Collar Co.. of Chicago are At present ~ onir Jiceu
ses under said pat.nt, and oil inffiurers IN r.
promptly prosecuted HGf.
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ARE THE FOUNDATION OF THB IMMENSE
business now done IN Paper Collars and theprescnt
sale Of them nearly equals that OF all other makes
combined They have been made from uniform stock
from the commencement. which now corts SO per
cent more thAn that used In the production Of any
other Collar they cost the dealer
Therefore when consumers urged 70 buy other
mskee at the same prices as GRAYS. it Is because
the inferior goods pay more profit.
lr Sou WANT THE Very Best. sHES Bur
Grav's Patent Nodded Collars. AND
rAKH NO o9nERs.
The trade supplied by
CLARK. VNlHlTERAOUQE = &C.
CHICAGO. ................ ILLINOIS.
r. Our ftends and the trade cautioned against
u Cullaw unlicsne4d b. tn l1on Gu, - suiiS are
nov being daily commenced In yarious parts Of the
country By the Union Co.. Aesnss dealers In the
11aschs 1ohnseA q Co..
81 WorveN Street, $500. 49,. .Nep York,
SELLING AGENTS UNION r. O. CO.. . AIMEE
nehisl IcAN NolDED ,oILAR 90. ain
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low a
NORMAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
D.Av.EEPORT, IOvv'.1.
FACULTY..
J. g FARGO. SLCOE IA. PARKER

VvHB EECOND xNNUAL TEHN Ut 1u1S fN'
10TH 1857 and continue Six wERKs. Closing on Tues
day, August z0th-
fnsnSctions will be given N the following depart
ments Elemsnts Of Music-Psslmody-vocal Cul
tufe-T Harmony m usitai Composition Chorus and
Solo Singing Piano Forte and Organ. Especial At
esntion will also De given 70 the teaching d teacAsfs
how to teach.
Esch member Of the faculty viii hsve como time 20
devote to private teaching, and II u desired. lee-
go VII also Be given on the Piano Forte, Org an
OuitaS, sod Voice Guthrie sud Harmony.
TUITION.
FOR an Class Kxefcises payable b advanced. .~seu
Private LsesOns (eachO 1.Oe
~ All who intend becoming membess q he 40
ademy should mako application sasly, eeneiNg pafus
be oeeded A
Foe any information not Aegein given, eA1ssa
either ~. FARGO, Di1na, nj.
D. L. con. Morrison, H.,
or =. A. PARKER, 80 UptOe
msy2Sd&wtf g.. Boston. 1aSe.