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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

Tie vexed question of the authorship of Il e
favorite poem, Rock Ne to Sleep, Mother" is
ventilated TO the extent Of over full page in the
New York Tribune Of the 3Ist ult. 1t ia the
showing Of the side of Mr.. A. NJ. W. Ball, as op
posed to the claim of Mrs. E. G. Akers Allen, each
of whom claims 10 be the author. Mr.. Ball ap.
pears to Trore his claim. Mrs. Allen was long
known TO readers Of poetry as Florence Percy.
She is a native Of Phillips Maine, and her maiden
name was Elizabeth Chase. Upon her first mar
rage she became Mrs. Taylor. This was TO-
mantle match, and terminated unhapply. She
next married Paul Akers, a sculptor, and went
with him from Portland TO Italy, where he died.
The widow returned TO America, was a clerk in
one OF the departments at Washington ald is
now, it appears, Mrs. Allen, of Virginia. Living
or clarvoy aRtism is clearly enough involved in
the authorship Of the poem in question.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

LADIES' CoNCEBT.--M'lle o. Romey, the
popular and accomplished pianist and musical
teacher, announces her usual concert for the
benefit of the asylum, established here since the
war, by Rev. Father TurGis, for the widows and
orphans Of the Southern soldiers. She will be as
sisted, as usual, by large number Of ladies', aud
variety of vocal and instrumental pieces will be
given. The manager of the National Theater has
kindly consented to allow the concert to be given
at his theater on Thursday, 10th inst. Tickets
will be at one dollar each, and will be for sale in
a few days.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

sTRAWBERRIEs IN JANUARY.--A few days ago
our friend Mr.. s. NJ. Virgins, at POntchatous, on
the Jackson Railroad, sent US a dish Of strawber-
ries, and yesterday he sent us another. We stated
that they had grown in his garden in the open
air-but, instead Of having few in his garden,
Mr.. Virgins, in point Of fact, has ten.acre field
full OF this delicious fruit, and is now supplying
the New Orleans market with 1t. If any one
ooubts this, Jet him go to Mr.. Kuntz, confec.
toner, at The corner Of Canal and CarondeIet, or
TO the Crescent Fruit store, 50 Canal street, and
he can see for himself, as well as procure dish
for dinner.
Strawberries in January Large, sweet, ripe,
and delicious What do you think Of d.at, "Col.
Greene Of the Boston Post?n
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purpose.
MARRIED:

o. Tuesday evening. December ST. by the Rev Father
hoynshar, MATT. CONNER to Miss MARY MCCOY.
On Thursday. the I'd inst half past O'Clock p NJ at
the residence Of Mr. Flood by the Rev Father Merdeth
sam W. COTTON to Miss MAGGIE FLOOD. No
cares.
sf-Alexandris La) Democra. pl ase copy.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of Col d. Kerr by
Rev. J. T. Davidson Mr.. l. p. TOoNEY to Mss SALLrE
A. PRESCOTT, all Of Claiborne parish.
At Rev. DR. Walkers Church, Dc. 30. MISS ALLIE
PATTERSON to MR. GEO. W. WANG, all Of this city, No
cards.
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To ReaE Estate Oicners
ALL INTERESTED IN THE COMMERCE
OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan T. 1853
GESILrnES-we wish to cali your attention again the
mpo snce the Of this city of the speedy
Of enterprise that will overcome o5struc-
ton to navigation at the tn o: the Mississippi
Spring time is csmng and the millions freight
that sccumulsng in the and OF Norh
west will begin to to mari ct very large portion Of
this freight be induced pass this cheap
speedy transportation from this poats
can be secured Tbs rule applies the imports Of
vast country. Il well known that when the livers bring
down their ing and foods which ct pens the
freight tbs Western waters the mudd water that
time deposits the sediment and increases the obsacon
called the Bar and while there possibility Of "a
blockade" smi to that last spring, expect
large shipments Of grain in bulk other products ro BE
DRAWS ON to pass this route.
The New Orleans LighteriDg and wreckng Company was
formed for the of ,mng this
difficulty Hsthe only incorpo ated Company formed
fer this purpse and its object will be accomplished fhumsn
energy and ingenuity can accomplish It, Therefore It is
duty each Of you yourself as the CEN.
muny to the operations Company by sub
scbptiOn the capital stock if few
dollars.
The Stock Book will be the Merchants Exchange from
u to O'Clock each day. and other you will be called
upon Please give the matter Jour earliest consideration as
TINE is mpor to the spring shipments
Yours, most respectfully,
J. B. MURIsoN,
M. JEFF THOMPSON. Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

The FAIR GRoUNDs RAPoRTER-A Chance for
observation-disclosures. L. Q. Wharton & Co.. who
are experienced newspaper mer, and know what
they are about, are going to publish daily paper
during the continuance of the Fair, to be called
the Fair Grounds Reporter, of which three thou.
sand copies will be distributed gratuitousy every
day. 1t will be the official organ Of the Fair Asso.
cia'on' and the only advertising sheet allowed to
DC distributed gratis on the grounds. II will, Of
course be read by an immense number of people,
and advertisers will find their account in putting
ther cards IN It's columns. Messrs. Wharton 4
Co Will have an Office on the grounds, as well as
their present home Office, No. IS Common street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

The second number Of the Weekly Mercury.
published by Messrs. L. r. Simmons & Co, and
edited by Major Geo. Mcknight, made its op-
pesrance last evening. 1t is announced that the
success Of the Mercury is now assured, aud it will
be regularly issued every week. The Mercury
for this week is full Of entertaining reading mat.
ter pertaining to both local and general matters.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

THE IoUNG MEN's BENEVOLENT AssoCIATIoS.-
We have received cards Of Invitation to the first
grand dress and fancy dress ball of the Young
Mems Benevolent Association, TO be given al the
National Theater next Wednesday evening, the
sth of January. We recognize in the list Of man.
ayers the names Of many Of the best known and
most sterling young men of our city, and we have
no doubt their ball win be one of the first class,
and thoroughly enjoyable. Mr.. L. A. Richards !,
the secretary of the association willsupply tickets
20 those WHO may wish 10 attend.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

popular judgment has been more discriminate
ing than the critical. Mr.. Booth will never
make perfect Hamlet while clinging to the
traditions of the character as one intellectually
topheavy, and lacking the native elements of
a broad and vigorous manhood. His person.
alton lacks the needful robustness for define
ating hero SO deeply marked by comprehen-
sive force, iron viii, and unrelenting tragic
pnrposa
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

MLTAIBrE CoURsE-FOlTh Ddy.-This is the
day fixed for mile heats, three best ia fve
The purse is $3.50, for which four crack horses
are entered, viz: Peoria Boy alias Jack Gem.
DIE, Jr., Nellie G'cyaae, Flora Temple and Joe
Johnston. Mile heats, three best ia five, have
always been favorite race with our citizens, aud
this one, with four such good nsgs entered, will
surely attract a crowd.
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Rattle.

TWO NO l BEEF CATTLE and FIVE SPLENDID
SCOTCH WOOL sHEEP, valued at $780, will be Rallied
for the last day Of the State Fair Seven Prizes ia ais
It Prize let choice Of Beet I'd Prize ID choice Of Beef
81 LIST Sheep 4th ID =. Sheep
5th Sd Sheep. 9th 4th . Sheen
9TH Prize h choice Of Sheep.
To be drawn under the supervision Of n Marks Pre
dent Mecaanics and Agricultural Fair Ass0ciati,t Coz q
Rrtaux, howe-, Golerau. p. Abadie, j. Mayer a1d
p Dastilisn- the Stock will be EXHIBITION at the Fair
Ten cent oithe receipts ram tickets gwen 10 the
Fir mems Charitable Association.
Price OF 1icke 81; be had al McOuoid 4 Nsbla's
Stock Lsnoing. and a. the Fair Grounds
r NJ BUFORD.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

DFPARTURE OF Mr.. DAvIs.-Hon. Jefferson
Davis and wife left here last evening By the
steamer Wild Wagner for Natchez, Miss, whence
they will proceed to visit familiar friends and To-
calities in that State. The occasion Of the de-
psrture attracted quite an sssembIage to the
vicirity Of the steamer, and Mr.. Davis was heartily
cheered by q crowd Of white and black as he
stepped on board
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

We have been notified that the mayor has in
suucted the chief of police not to interfere with
unlicensed vehicles while the same are eogaged in
transporting passengers to and from the coming
fair. This will enable all who have vehicles of
any Kind TO put them in use without fear of moles-
tation while the fair lasts. This is a timely order
by reason of the scarcity of available means of
transportation.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NEW OPERA acknowledgement grand opera, "Rober,
le Diabs
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Yarieiy Company-Ethlopia nisIns
ballet gymnastics, magic, songs etc.
ST. CHARLES THEATER-The spectacular drama "The
Black Crook"
JOHN ROBINSON's CIRCUs-Corne- Bourbon and Orleans
acknowledgements at l21z and 61S O'Clock
CRESCENT CITY hUsEUM-Eos. - and AZ 81 Charles
street-WO nderfll living aud natural euriosiies etc
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
The affenffOn

Of MERCHANTS, BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY but
MOLE PARTICULARLY YOUNG MEN WHO DESIRE A
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION,
is called to the fact that
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Corner Camp ard Common Streets,
Has been in successful operation in the city of New Orleans
FOR .ovER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
tits the eldest Commercial COllee in the United States
and is
THOROUGHLY IDENTIFIED With THE SOUTH
AND ITS PROSPERITY
The Graduates Of this College may found hrou ghout al
the southern States positions
and profit In public and private he
The Faculty Is the most extensive and practical in the
South.
FACULTY
RUFUS DoLBEAR President and Lecturer on Business
Customs, ttcl
L. DOLBEAR, Wee President and Chief of Book.
keeping department
r. MONROE, Member New Orleans Barr Lecturer on
GEO. y. BRACKET Professor of Mathematics a.d Lee
tuIer on Commercial calculations
Business AID Ornamental Penmanhip and Correspondence
Rev GEO. W. ST. KEEY and Col JAMES GILES Pro-
ie,soTs OF English Lt'eralurr, Composition, etc.
j. v sbkU REAU, Professor OF French
NJ. MARINO, Professor Of Spanish
A NASSARD Professor Of Latin and Greek.
j. T. . LIVER Assistant Pro essnr of bookkeeping
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

On the 18th Of December 1861 Paris France after
lingering illness. \. duncan LJN1 ON. formerly Of
Ma chez, Miss and for many yearsa resdento
On Sunday, Dec 18th. at O'Clock p NJ DIR oRsOv
CAkEf in the sxtysevenh year his age-a native of
Piainteld OtsegO county, N. Y.
On Sunday orning, re: 30 1867 at 5 o'clock HENRY
FASSMAN aged IS years.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

correspondent Of the New York Herald thinks
that A. J. Halleck, brother Of Major General
Halleck, was among those lest with the steamship
Raleigh. He was on his way to Mobile to enter
the engineer service.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

The purser OF the steamship Morgan has our
thanks for late Western papers of the 81.
Thanks to the officers Of the Wild Wagner for
late Yidalia paper.
Thanks to the Southern Express Company.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

DeBow's Review for December said the close
OF the year would, in sll probability, witness
large emigration from the South. Has the predic.
ton been verified
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

EDWIN Forrest, accompanied by former New
Orleans favorite, Barton Hill, arrived in town
last evening and put up at the St. Charles
Hotel Both Of these gentlemen commence an
engagement at the ST. Charles Theater on the
18th instant.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
Facts.

Messrs. N. Kiefer Hoande- No. 21 Poydras street
Manufacturers OF the Malakon Bitters:
emen- have examined the patent that was granted
you by the U. Government for
BteIs and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated to excite kee in good the digestive
organs have bed aid Bers several times and in
instance had occasion ASCERTAIN their beneficial
effect remain, gentlemen, respectfully. your most
obsoieht servant, A. MERUIER NJ D.,
1873 Canal street.
lhave examued The paea hold for the
Malak0h bers, and lind nothing Ingredients thevef
ealcul ted TO jur Ousy upon humsn system unless
taken in nordinate quantities. Indeed, nothing but
cordial aromatic bitter :. A. SMITH, NJ. D.
Your Malakoa Bitter, which have examined do not
contain ngredeI Is injur TO health recon-
mended to those Who are in of COED tonic
YOnrs, NJ. SCHUPPERT NJ N
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
The FAIR Grounds FseDorFer.

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE FAIR ASSOCIATION.
To he issued Daily. Three Thou. Copies Distributed
Gratis on the Grounds ard in the city.
No other gratis advsr Using sheet allowed by the
10 be distributed On the Gtouncs.
On the Ground, and at No So Common strse,
r.. &. WHARTON AZ CO.
Advertising AGENTS M 90
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

Some people hold that morality is altogether a
question Of locality; that nothing can be so
wrong here that it might not be right in another
place.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

The venerable and distinguished turfmau, Col.
A. L. Bingaman, of Nstehez, was among the spec
tators at the Metairie races yesterday.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
W-heE6Ss y Pratt.
Il Card.

TIE undersigned take pleasure in announcing II their
irieI ds ans tie public TIE opening Of the NEW PHOTO
GRAPHIC STUDIO, No le{ Canal street. Be-ide, their
e&e &c OF twenty years IN the business the advantage
the recent improvement in Europe and this country
rants them in hathsy have the finest and best
arranged establishments of the They
iu sk their old patrons and the public call whether they
wish ything cone their line They have exh
bton the chest collection 0f paintings in the city aud will
SOC n have large collection for sale
S. ANDERSON,
J. II. CLARK
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

Gen. Hancock attended the races at the Metairie
yesterday.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
LeCfIrE---By Request.

For tie JOINT BENEFIT or the Conference OF 81, John
he Bptst Secety Of ST. Vin~ent de Paul. the sne for
DESTITUTE Fols L. etur. will be given bv p q NOLAN
= d. on SUNDAY EVENINl, Ian. 5. 1853, at ST JOHN
TIE BAPTIST CHURCH, DR., aces Clio and
THE CHURCH. Tickets 81 -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
Notice.

All persons having claims sgains. the lat. firm of sEy
''0Oh JEWELL BARTLETT requested to present.
the same to tie undersigned for settlement and all
indebted to the above firm viii pay the same to the under
signed who is alone authorized to collect the debt. of IN,
above hrm
H. CAsTAREDE.
New Orleans, December 81, 1871
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
Opening Ceremonies
OF The
ECHANICs' AND AGRICULTURA
STATE FAIR.

At u the Procession led by the Most Reverend Arch
bishop ODN and his Clergy will leave for the place Of
braton, within the Fair Grounds enclosure minutes
past II the Procession will the main
the Fair Grounds which time the Band rnder the dir &c
hon of CHAs JAEGER, win execute Solemn March.
The Procession having reached the Arena the Choir
by Professor DUBOIS, of the Cathedral by his cwn
Choir and volunteer amateur singers, will sing INVo
CATION.
The Pres dent win then present the peope Reyersnd
Faher Rec VI ON, who viii deliver Address in French
The Band will then perform Grand Solemn piece Of Mu-
sic, which viii he fol- wed by Full Chorus the Orchestra
zecuting the Nj ,GNIF CAT
The ANNUAL ADDRESS will then be delivered by the
oratsr Of the Day, Hon. JAMES B. EUsrIS.
Jhs will be followed by the BENE DICTION and .he sing
ng Of the LAUDATE, by the Full Choir and o. chestra
The whole will close with A GRAN ID FINALE, by the
entire Orchestra
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
Tickets for the Fair.

Tickets for the Far.
Tickets for the coming Fair may purchased the fol-
lowing places:
O.E. HALL, st Charles Hotel.
| B. 8. MORSE, City Hotel
| A. W. MERRIAM, Crescent Hall
E. A. TYLER Jeweer, us Canal street
c. H.. ZIMMERMAN, "a and 90 Canal street
6 N MOODY, corner Canal and Royal stree s.
GEO. ELLIS opposite PostoHice
l. 1RUNEWALD l29 Canal street
NJ. sCoOLER Jeweer Camp steet
S. BIER, JeSeler. lOs Canal street
DELNEDAL, corner ST. Charles and Canal.
FRANK WAGNER, 81 Camp street.
Prices of Admission.
For single Tickets, admitting one person Soc
For children under IL years Of age. ........ DC
For four-horSe vehicle and driver. ....... 81 50
tor tw' horse vehicle and driver. ... 1 90
For buggy aud one driver 90
For morse snd rotr. 90
.EOttce-.f'Otfce
MEMBERS OR SUBS ORDERS
Mechanics an A grIeuItural Fair association
Members or subscr bes TO the Mechanics and
Fair Association msy obtain their Badge Of Adttance Ia
the coming Fair BY applying Office OF the SECRETARY
% camp street. according to Rule 7h governing the Fair
Grounds
Manufacturers and Importers
IIAMoNDs, WATCHES. JEWELLERY AND SILVER
WARE.
II. A. Keller a. .Iur un...-
No. 10 EXCHANGE PLACE
Are prepared II offer to THEW friends and the pubic fnu
INC !. .xttnsve sssor ment Of AMOND aid RICH JEy
ELhf VI IHE lR OWN MAKE and late porTasiops az tba
best mansiaetories Of Ladiesi and Genemen's ens
MAICHfs and CHAINS and a great variety on ricb
yesery ~ All ne branches also SILvERwA az etc e,c
AZ VI Nnicn they oner at prizes 10 suit the times
cpeeia tttenton given Repairing which r,da
NE competent management Of Mr. c. WING log and favor
entrusted to him. M "fuers
7. A. KELLER & JUL. HGRyER
No. 10 Exchange Plaza
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05
SiGfUGry and Paintings.

HdfUary and Paintings.
Parties having sTATUARY or PAINTINGS which they
deem worthy Ct Exhibition a. the coming FAIR, will re-
CAMP STREET, that the same win be called for and
returned Safe and Sound by he supentendents OF III,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

Peerless.
PRATT 81 WENT wORTH'S
-cELEBRATED-
PEERLESS COOKING STOVE
This Stove is perfect in all respects. 1t is the MOST
ECONOMICAL as weIss
The Best Baking Stove
ever Those who DESTROYS procuring strictly
first ca Cooking Stove will End all they can desire in the
PEERLESS For sale by
CAMP-MAP & CO.,
sele Agents.
us Poydrss street, between Camp and Magazine.
Tulane building,
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. s. 1867
We are still selling stock Of
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
SHIRTS, TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS,
vALISEs, ETC, ETC,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
AND ARE TAXING ALL ORGANISATIONS OF CITY
MONEY AT PAR.
.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-05

watches and Jeicefry.
b. PRO Iii A I'D,
FINE WATCHES ana JEWELRY srrvrR -
PLATED WARE and FANCY ARTICLES
NO. Il. ss...-.. Caron delcf Street.....,... yo \
Second Door from Canal.
Watches and Jevelry neatly Repaired
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
DAVENPORT, IOWA. WEDNESDAY


for Sadden Cofds. Coa8 hss T..
Sudden colds and hard coughs can BE-
cured Immediately, as hundreds can testify
By mixing about one tsaspoonfal Of PsHHr
DAVIS vEosfAsLs PAM KILLss with four
teaspoosfuls Of peiassss, mixed veil "
ss.hsr, and taking - your coughing spell
comes on three tsaspoonfuls Of the mig
turs will answer for dose. Also rub .
little Of the Pain Killer on the hands, and
inhals the scent Of it into the lungs. After
you have taken the medicine, bashe the
throat and around the collar bone, also
across the upper part of the breast and
down the side, if they they have been made
sore by coughing, and you will soon get re-
lief il you do not neglect It too long. The
sooner this medicine is applied the more
speedy the relief. In all cases, il you do
not get relief in thirty minutes, tsks il
again, and baths freely according to direc-
tions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

DAVENPORT W ooLEx NILLs.-Thefe seems
to be no limit 10 che popularity Of these
mills. Every day we see people who bet
high on Shields goods, and wear no others.
AZ result. they are obliged to run . full
force Of hands to Gil the orders that come
crowding in upon them every day. To use
the captains own words, it does ~ good to
husrah for homo manufactures aud the
Davenport Woolen Mills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

Persons hat desire - use Dn. uansus's op,o,s
AID ~: sLAsst ~ ~ e.SS ~. ps.a. weak.
the test 81 PERI thirty yeaso eAeud not co.,
found them vita the miserable unaoooeeod Ansli n,
payer. and other WORTHLESS Drspasateee called
sn 10 place Of Hesricke. On. HERnfcKe KIN hAs
rsss Asp scsAs CcAno PrLls. are nsed in the U. 8
Army and Navy, are introduced into moot HoepA
tale. Aims Hoases, and Prisone. and sisrtle com
nnitics With their wonderful cures Five thou
sand physicians and surgeons use and endorse them
CsI Tor and see that you get none bat HKsRicKl
hID fLAsrEEs Arp SpGAR CeArKD PtLte. Sold By
dealers everywhere. les SdAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

Nsw Coal YAnS.-Ths eeesption Of
every body interested In buying good cheap
ooal-anthracits. bituminous, and other
kisde. 10 called q ths card sf Jsms0 n.
Dslssll 10 anoshR column. Mr. d. hes
opened new coal yard, With ths iatsntion
Of providing eur citi1sss with The best Of
coal q the cheapest pessibls rate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

AcADBxY o. AUMc.-The Normal Acad
smy opened to-day at the Burtis Opera
House with larger attendance from abroad
than at any Of tn. previous sessions. The
organization OF the present sessisn was
complsted 70 day, and tomorrow will begin
the regular order Of exsrcisss. Sessions
at $40 A. NJ, 2 P. ~, and 7:3O p. n. On
Aoaday next, the Rudimsntal class will
begin ito sessions at 1 o'clock ?. \. Terms,
t3 per ticket
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

RscssrLY beautiful humming bird was
noticed turning in his rapid Eight and en-
dsavering to extract the nectar from the
Aoral oreimsnt Of lady's bonnet. Before
going cut she had used few drops Of
WooDwosfH's Flor del SAnto." which
exquisite perfume fairly eaptivatsd the
hirA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

RAMA delightful shower visited cur
city today. making the sulsry atmosphere
several degrees more bsassbls. The ther-
mometsr II this present writing. hswsvsr,
inclinss strongly toward 900. We have Il
direct from the clerk Of the weather, that
thsrs will bs aas stsrn aleng sometime
between now and morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

WILson's Pills ere remarkably slica-
eious in tbs cure Of Dyspspsis and Bilious
Complaints, hence their popularity, which
10 justly merited. All druggists keep them.