Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-08


prices and give quick returns. Being gen
,lemen of experience, they arc able . give
~ good satisfaction - any etssr hoass in
that city.
HENny VINCENT, the celebrated English
orator who speaks this evening At Me,ropol
itan Hall, arrived in town on Saturday eve-
ming. The great popularity of Mr.. Vincent
as a speaker, makes it obligatory upon the
Association TO make an effor, 10 secure him
to tn. public for more than ono evening,
VIII ch "' hope ,h'y vii! do.
CoNcERT.-M Miss Marie Won Eisnsr kuown
to many of our citizsns ~ IN artist Of great
worth, will give one Of her inimitable mu-
steal performances t,>morrow evening At
Metropolitan Hall Mss Won Elsner will
be SISTED by two Other juvenile performers
OF rare ability. For lo;lity and splendid
execution Of the most difficult pieces these
performers. although youthful, ,surpass many
notoris,ies of the musical world Those who
attend will enjoy = rich treat. Rsmsnber
on ly enc night in Davenport!
WITnDRGw.-The Gazette says that the
Republican candidate for Alderman il the
Let ward withdrew gives it a. reason
Why 90 light vote was pslled by that par.
ty there. This is only partly true. Mr.
BAlschmitter stood his ground until o'clock
in the afternoon. when he said he felt un>
vel, and thought it was Of no use to use
any further effort. as everything Was going
against him, SO he went home. That, We
are Informed, was the extent Of his with,
drawal. Mr.. B. mast be . man of pretty
sound sense. B
ACADEMY OF Music.-Thi. is tho name OF
an institution established N our city for the
purpose Of giving instruction TO all Who
may desire in Vocal and Instrumental Mu>
sic. 1t opens under highly favorable auspi-
ces. having secured the patronage Of large
quantity Of our leading and influential citi>
zsns. and the principal and teachers being
thorough protcisnts in the art and al that
could be desired as instructors. They will
teach vocalism in eli it's branches, and Piano
Organ, Violin and Guitar playing. The
'irst term begins on the Sth of April 10,
day. Full particulars can been in the ad-
vsrtiaensnt published in another column.
o
SPxINe OrkriRe or MILLINERY Axs SrsAw
GooDs.-Mrs. Mccullough and Miss Dorn-
y opened this morning. for the inspection
Of their friends and the public, their
spring styles Of millinery and millinery
goods.
Mrs. Mccullough has Just returned from
New York, where she has selected the
choicest and most stylish goods to be
found in the market. Ladies are invited
TO examine this stock before purche sing
elsewhere, az the Inducements they offer in
style, quantity and price Of goods, are such
as cannot be found in any house in the city.
No lady should fail to see their pattern
bonoets, - they are far superior to any in
this market.
CouSrsRyEIrs. - We understand that
many counterfeit FIVE dollar bills Of the Ma
tional Bank note ore in circulation. The
best judges Of money are liable to be decsiv>
sd by them, a. they are very we'll executed.
In the genuine notes there 10 group OF i've
persons surrounding Columbus. while in the
counterfeit there are bat four persons Let
our citizens and business men rscolect this
fact aod they will not be swindled.
Many other counterfeits are in circulstiou.
Amoug the number is . counterfeit twsaty
on the National Bank Of Portland, Maine,
and National Bank Of indianapolis.
Kusss 'ron Two r'-If gentleman ss>
corts lady q aud from church, We do not
object il be gives her good night kiss, st
the paternai door, ifths lady is willing-bus
- friead 70 both, ws would suggest that
they both beforehand .ake . basty glance
up and down street, and BE- assured that the
coast is clear. when they ere sbout to 10.
du'gs in this elegant little by.play. We
turned our head a. quick a. possible last
night, but We viii still retain picture in
our mind Of the outline Of two faces that
dissolved in one just below the nose. We
Won't tell, fes the street lamp on the other
side was what made Us see them so plainly.
The little episod teok ~ back y days whom
wc- our feelings win not allow " to eons
unue the remark, and We close by caution
ng young lovsrs against exposing their little
tenderness.
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