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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29
B. s A N FORD.
0RuooIsy AID cAooUH,

T. I the Did Stand I'm Funt Street
- Davenport, Iowa, has laid ia full assors
nent OF Drugs, Medicines, Chen,cals, Grocet,es
fruits, Spices, oils, Paints, Ac., Tor the season
comprising almost every article in the line
Among which are the following, via
All DR.. Jayne's Medicines,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Townscnd's SarsapariIlo,
Hungarian Balsam,
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Mofiai's Phnnix Bit,cr..
Hayes Linsment fur Piles.
Upham's Pile Elec,uary,
Pain Extractor,
Linamenis oil kinds,
Jnyne., Mofta.r, Braggs, andre,hs,
Wrights, Smiths, Peters, Lees,
Porters, Clevelands, and
E'nersons Pills,
Black aud Cayenne Pepper,
Allspicc, Cloves, Mace, Nu,n,egs,
Cinnamon, Race, w. l. aud Ground
Ginger. SaIera,us, Sal Sodn, Alum,
Coppcrns, Salt Peter,
Chalk, Pitch and Resin,
Dried Apples and Pesches,
Raisin., Figs, Prunes,
Curran,s, Tamari0ds,
Citron and Dates,
Imperial, Gun Powder.
Young Hyson, and Black Tens,
Goldfish, Mackcrcl. Smoked Herring,
Tobacco, Segars, SnutT, und
Pipes, all kinds,
Liverpool Blown. Ground Alum,
Turks Island, and Table salts,
Paints, Oils, Turpeniinc, Varnishes,
Brushes, Glass, Putty, Nails, Cordsge,
Lines and Sacking Irvine,
Gun Powder, Shot, Lead and p. Csps.
Indigo, Modder, Logwood, Fustic,
Red Wood, Anns,ta, &C.;
Cocoa and Chocolate, Old Java, Rio,
and Hnvannu Coffee, Rice; Tapioco,
Pearl Sage, Arrow Root, Pearl Barley,
vcrmiulla, Soda, Butter aud Sweet
Crackers, Loaf, Powdered, Crushed,
Clarified and N. q. Sugars,
Golden aud N. o. Syrups,
S. II. and N. q. Molasses,
Old Nnrd and Seighotte Brandy.
Port, Madeira, Sweet Malaga, and
Clnrct Wines, Holland and Baltimore
Gin, Jamaica Rum, and Old Momongn-
bella Whiskey, Cor Msdicnl purposes.
Abscyn,h, Alcohol, Cider vinsyar
and Lime Juice, Sperm, Star aad
Tsllow Candles, CASTLE, Rosin,
Almond, Windsor and other Soaps,
Candies Ass'J.. Wis,nr's Cough Candy,
Ginger Nuts, Writing and Letter Paper,
Blk, Blue, and Red Ink,
Superior Steel Pens, Quilts, &c.
Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Fi!bcre and
Hazlenuts, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors. Pocket Books.
Wallets, Silk aud Cotton Purses,
Combs. Ass'd. Violin Strings,
Hair Brushes, &c. &c
The above with at least 500 different articles
ot enumerated arc all warranted Of the bcs,
ualty, and will be sold rs low MS nt any Store
2 the county. Cash or goods will be paid for
utter, Cheese, Tallow, Egg~, Oats, Grass Seed,
'laxsecd, &c.
n SANFORD
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PLOWS! PLOWSm
DEERE, TATE 4 GOULD.S
IMPROVED CENTRE DRAUGHT
PoI1I4HEO oA1Y.SyUUI
YGoWSs

WE have just completed our
w new, large and much improved Manu-
factory at Moline, and BY our skill and long ex-
perience in the business, are enabled to furnish
Flows OF oil kinds in complete order, and war
ranted 70 ecour Tor polish in any soil, and Of
easier dsaught than any other now in use.
We have on hand large quantity Of CAST.
SIEEL which was manufactured erpressiy for
~, at the River Don Works, Sheffield, England,
BY Nsylor & Co., and imported BY Us, which we
are converting into PLows, at trifling increase
OF cost over the common articles generally in
use. With this exception We use Lyon, Shorb
4 Cos. best Spring Steel for all our Mould
boards, &c.
We have constructed heavy cast-iron presses
Tor bending and shaping the Mouldboard, Share
and Landslide, which makes them uniform in
shape and size, - that either part being broken
or worn out can be replaced without the trouble
OF carrying the plow to shop. by knowing
the size OF the Plow which may need any such
part or parts We can send them whenever order
ed, and always warranted to fit.
Mr. DEERE has manufactured the celebrated
Grand de Tour Pows for the last ten years.
Two and Four Horse breaking Flows, double
single and Shovels, Cultvators and Hoes, always
on hand and made IN the same thorough man
ner and warranted
We would invite Farmers particularly, and
oil others interested in the improvements Of IN.
day, to examine our materials, Machinery, &C.,
and prove our articles before buying others.
Flows furnished ai wholesale 1t liberal dis
count from retail prices.
DEERE, TATE e. GOULD
Moline, K. leland CO., ILL.,, Feb. 8sh. lfs9 -22
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL
OF
W.NHNE GOODS
AT

Usr received a large and gen.
- eral assortment Of WINTER GOODS.
usually called for BY the Farmers, wiz
DRY-GODS. GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENS-WARE.
BOOTS e. SHOES NAILS g. GLASS.
OILS AND PAINTS.
All Of which will be sold nj a small advance
on cost for Cash or Good Wheat, Pork, Hides,
White Beans, Furs and Becswax.
November 30th, l848
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State Of Iowa, In the District Court.
Clinton county, May Term, A. D. 1910.
Mary Eliza Blood,
r.. Bill Cor Divorce.
F3eniamin r. Blood.

DflE above named defendant will take
= notice that on the 18th day Of February,
A. D. i849, the said complainant filed her petit
sion in the sid Court Of Clinton cosnly, Tor =
divorce firm the bands Of mssrimony with her
husbsnd, she said defendsnt-Fos the following
causes. Hsbitusl drunkenness. That the
said defendants he's been guilty efsuch cruel snd
hesbss0us treatment q 70 endsnges the life Of
the said complainant; and that the said defcn-
dsns had offered such indignisies to the person
Of the said complainant ~ 70 render hes situation
intolcrsble. And affidavit hsving been made,
that the ssid defendsas 10 pou-sesidens q shis
State. Nov unless the said defendant shall be
and appear before The said District Court, to Be
begun ssd holden in the towa q Dewitt. in said
county q Clinton, Iowa, on Moaday the 2iss
day Of May, A. D. l8le, and Plseds answer or
dsmur - lhe said bill, the Same will be taken
pse eosfsssA and decree entered accordingly.
h L WESTBROOK, Clerk Did. Court
By S H SAxrsLs, Dep'ty.
". 3. LsyvMsvsrl, aol. fer con'pIt.
Nasch 2Ssh, j8lo.-30- 6w
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State Of Iowa, In the District Court Of
Scott county. said county.
Archibald NJ. Campbell, } Petition to foe,elo,e
David Colon. MOr'sase
4 1flE said defendant will take notice
that the plaintiff on the 10Th February,
l649, filed his petition in the District Court OF
said county praying for judgment on proms-
sorry note, dated June 9th, l8s3, executed by
said David COLON for payment three years from
the date thereof to Joseph Turner Of the sum ot
ivc hundred and fifty dollars with six per cen,
and for the foreclosure Of a mortgage bearing
even date with said psomissory note given to Sc
cure the payment thereof and executed by said
David COLON on the following tracts Of land
situate in said county. to-wit: Lot No. three 1871
IN section No. three [3l in township No. seventy
eight 81 north q range No. five Isl east Of the
9Th principal meridian, and also five f5l acres Of
land from the east side Of the norshw est quarter
Of said section No. three [3l containing in all
sixty-nine 1851 5-l0O acres OF land, and for
sale q said lands TO satisfy said judgment, the
said note and mortgage aforesaid having been
duly assigned 10 ssid plaintiff for valuable con-
sidefstion. The said defendant q therefore re-.
quised 20 appear 1t the next term of said District
Court Of said county to be held on the fifth Mon
day after the fourth Monday in April next, and
plead, answer OF dcmur 10 said petition.
JAMES THORlNGTON,
Clerk Dsstnet Court
ARcnnALo n. CAHrsELI, in person.
February I'D, i8s9 24-6w
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YUBLlC SALE

\ virtue Of On order of the Judge Of
the End Judicial District Of Iowa in Chan
Gerry Sitting, shall offer u Public Sale on the
5th day Of April next, st she residence Of Homer
s. Finley neaS Davenport, al and singular the
personal property belonging or appsrssining TO
the late firm q H. 3. Finley l. Co., consisting Of
the entire stock Of Fruits, Flowers, &c, belong.
ing 10 tho Scott Nussesy. One gray mare and
harness two ploughs, two cul.ivaiors, spades,
hoes the one.half Of "a interest in . peach or.
chssd on Cooks farm, and sundsy nursery and
gardening implements. Terms Of sale ons-hslf
cash in hand, one-foufsh in elk months and oae-
fourth in twelve monshs, notes with approved
security will be required.
JAMES THORfNCTON.
Master in Cbaneefy.
Dasenports March oh, l0l9. 36-lw
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COM nj T. r. CIAL.
[Coryeeted reekiy BY G. S. Uhisier.
DAVENPORT, 1xmrsday, March 90, l849.

-
[Corrected reekiy By G. S. Whisicrl
DAVENPORT, Mmsday, March 90, i8a9.
Fror., bill. $50 4,ooIpoax heavy, 200
WnsAT, win. blu. So HANS, Ii. : ~ q 5
>, up. >, Is q 55lSHorIDEas,,, -3la4
Conn in car, !, ia 9OSipEs, -4a4A
=, shcll'd ;, 90ILARb, sac
:, meal ), asa 3OlBurTEn, lOal2
FLAxsEEp, ;, SO q ga HONEY, 10
Tix.SEEp, i,O0n IS CHEESE. 6al2
Oars, ;, I8a e0CHicKEss, dos. 75ai 90
bailey, >, 33lEees, :, sac
HAY, ton 400 a 6, OOlPorAroEs, bu. 40 . 50
Woop, cord, 200 2, 5OlBEAxs, VII, SO
Coat, bu. lOa l2ISALr, Kan, ), ga Is
BYgswAx, ID. Isl :, Liz. >, as
HipEs, green,sb. 2AI AprLEs, dri. hu. %
>, dry, ;, 5alPEAcHEs, >, t.s5a2.0O
ST. LOUIS, March oath.
FLork. S3,87 400. WHEAT. inferior, SOC !;
fair 70s TIE. CoRN. 30 . Ole. Oars, 2tc. Bar
LEY, fair 75c; good 85c. RE, 55c. BAcox.
shoulders, 3!c; sides, &c; hams, &c. LARD, 4 .
SC. TALLow, &c.
.Nsr York, on the 23d, Flour was selling At
$3.50; white corn Sc. baltimore, same date,
Flour CASH.. Philadelphia, same day, Flour,
4A,75; prime Wheat $500 Ito; white corn,
54c: Oats, &c. Cincinnati, same date, Flour,
Aj60.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-03-29
PAINTING,
WIN. u. HARRIS,

AVING permanently located himself
- in Davenport would inform its citizens and
the people Of the surrounding country, that he
il prepared 10 execute all kinds Of PAINTING in
the best manner.
House, Sign, Ornamental, Steamboat, Car
rage, Buggy and Wagon Painting.
ALSO:
Glazing and Paper Hanging.
SHoF, adjoining the Post Office.
Davenport, Feb. 10th, l849. 23-,f
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DR. WITHERWAX Gill attend ~ usu-
- 81 TO those who desire his services, and
mny be found ss his residence OF Office.
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TT AND WARnANrs.-Constant4
IL y on hand and for sale for Cash or on
time, By COOK & SARGENT.
November Cd, l0l0.
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n NcuRRExT Money. ceri6cssee
~ Of Dcposises, and Drafts bought BY
Nov I'd, l348. COOK 4 SARGENT.
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~ FINE toned BASS VOL in cnse,
- for sale by CLESSLlE.
Davenport, Aug Sd, i848.
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DtlE partnership heretofore existing he
tween Drs. WrTarawAx T. WBnE 10 this
day Dissolved, BY mutual consent.
J. NJ. WfTHERWAX,
WIN. II. WHITE.
Davenport, 34sh March, t849.
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LAST CALL.
REMANEsR nAVR H,n9Na

LEI IT, OAVk OO02Ds
e Ii persous indebted to tho old firm Of
- G. L. DAVENPORT & Co., are notified shs.
il their accounts ere not settled BY the let Of
April next. they will be placed in the hands Of
IN officer for immediate collection.
q. L. DAVENPORT.
Davenport, March 18th, 1870
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The Suffering Child.

Small Pox, May Il, 1913.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

OR term Of ten years after the expi-
q ration Of she present lesse,
4. C. FULTON'0 AETNA MILLS
Of Davenport, - the proprietor intends TO engage
in business that will require his attention. APP
Plyto A 6 FULTON.
March 18th, l849.
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6rDR. WHITE vi Be- fosnd Cor the pres
ems st the Drug Store Of A. Sanders.
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PAINTED 5000 Bushels Barley, Tor
W. which The highest market price
will be paid by c s. WHISTLER.
Dee. ~, l046.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31

H. y Tennessee River Packet GLOBE-For
90 klonnce, Tuseumbia and all landings on the
Tennessee River-Fhe new and fast-runnng
,ealeI S15OBEt s. Brown MASTER will leave above
the Dist inst, at O'Clock p NJ For freight or
passage, apply on board or to
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Arrivals At me E'rineIpaI Tloteis. ..,.5Ise, I


81. CHsBHEs,-J o. Marcel and ladg. A. Patii-ou. r.
~ >. - ftaggaul4Ei Vim. n. Whitman Ala. u. w.
Du1noas la; w. C. Collins, A. Iaql5 IL n Vanderlsok.
y. Y " hugsesi hasi p. 3. Fgwler, ". a. Aiofati,
ny; = H. Coulter -. LOUIS Nj. H. Brooks N ~. Iya
n ~ mHnlll Mr. FQQje y n. botN, Va. NJ Etakash
Ira Jones' Nlsg: y w. Wynn. Pa. ~ W. Kaga Pifis
huIg f. H. Morel, J. ]. Moron, ]. u. Corbin r. u.
Ens r. ID. Pratt, Rev. W. NJ Baker, Texas; j. y. Haz-
ard T. II haO. Anderson, n. o. 8. g. Hast Buii
HEwLErT,e.--D Woodbury., Mobile 8. Walpole. Gin.
gpnqt; u. g. purad, Ala; Ml. Duplessk j. u. Rine-
Falt ~ o.; y e. Walker, Sam Tuley, Mr. Heard. Ark
w. ChambeFin, Fa.s T. Tiibs, n Y
,VKRAypA.-IOsiah Cole, N. o.; w. C. Comsiock, CT;
~. A. Biscaceienu and lady, n y; Capt Jenis, geameI
A. Greaude, La; II. Gaines Mobile
ARCApz.-Jas. =, Davis. n. II. Jacobs Ky: G. WI.
lamss N, vi n y Jenkins La.i A. Moore, Texas A.
PLAsTEEs'.-M Bmyly, f. A. nusal, Mis-, L. Nc.
Honaid steamer Creole Capt, Sleeper brig Reveie; Cart.
x z; Eaass bark Georges J. Sullivan B. C0neers, j. r.
hodd ~ o.; y Collinss and lady, s. Waterman, Texas
j. . Potter and LADY, fcksburg Rev T. n. Mullen, n Y.
CoMMERoIAts-J l. Labnzan, n o.. j. GHkerson. r.
Hasns y. r; Joshua Cooper, ROdoph Fraser Levi 81
Grahans David French, Archibald Hay Piiishufz Thee
Cooper, VIM Gibson, Giles ReeeT, Cincinnati; E. B. Pas.
lNbAN QuEEN--F. Pearson, D. Turnage, Albert Berry.
John klegs Gen, Brown, b. McNulty, Louisville: VIM,
Walford, q; Q. Lee, Mis-; NJ. Glenn, CHARLES Silsbee q
Arthur, 4osn Manning, J. 2. Maginns, Cincinnati s.
W aieFans oman Pickett, Mich; joel Gofdan, Pittsburg;
H. BeeeTs Nelson City VIM Mckinley, Charles kluh,
,. b. BlacksOn, NieksburE.
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Monday Morning, December 81 lela.
COfTON.-fhe aceounts b ne sseazusr Csnbra, which
came 20 hand safuniay morning, have puzzled Coz
operators, Ihay announce adeaHcs LigegpoaIs
while The quolaons given t51180Ed oF Fair Dfsarsl ii-
dsrlias Of 5S. sinss the brsv1gs asaniar. IN
market t inieliesnce has a. yet paouee So esa and %
sales Of SATURDAY wesabou 1000 b g u5cut % rates o.
the day previous.
INV ORLEANS oLAasIFIcATIos
Inferior ......-...s.69{a 81 lIiddlng far
AddiuE Good Far !. I61Ia
Good Middlus LES ai07l Good and ks-.
-fOBACCO-Notlug done.
SUGAR.-The Sugar market wa5vely ssasiys qud about
coo hhds wep dsDoasd q e. 6Sic. ioE COED Common q
M0LAEsE s-Pneesim improved san failsr and 1000 bha
changed hands On the Levse lg5f8&a. y gallon o.
Plantation, ab0ut 90 miaa above The city. esop 81 q 900
gallons Wss nd fot the Welt a iie 3, Ealoa-
RLOuA.-Tie market quiai, and ahoct lz bib.
were islen, ineluns 10 bbiE- Ohio at - 80 bbl. r
Illinois 100 bbls. Fins a. "a 6, s ~ 49, ezla D.
nois al IS 50 y bbl
CORN.--Pheas nm, and Zoo saei ss 81 ,shch 800 70
1000 ordinary mixed ai y Ioo0 sacks a. al 0 sacks w1
and yellow a. and 67s sacks superior Yellow ~
oATs.-2i0o buahsls Ohio, 10 bulk, weu sod n 5qe VI
bushel.
BRANs-5OO orego sacks taken, iutuas lou. al tfGg
PROVISIONS Pork naa-Est s zdI tsadinr down
ward and noticed sales Of s. bbs 1les Ia tTss lots q
% - bat this cannot Be- obtaHnd af iszse pasra Fime
bl1l sides retailing fos 5fa53<. and shuasls 81 1
sc. Lard active, with lesof 20 kos inferior q IS 10
b1h me ueress at 5a5l; 100 blla a % and - te51
VFiiiskY@Neaiy 100 bbls ReaiEsd 6sDossd q. "a
three o. iouf lots, at 2l9 sss and io la Raw at e
gali0n
FREIGHTs-Nonew ensaga.aont reported.
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AMERICAN THEATRE, POYDRAs STREET.
- compin'nsry Benefit o "a Wn way, the suarat
grace MAEIsER 81. q. fA sSilllsPa reIs EVEN
FAM .ars sy w g psElo,a D. eonsay entitled We -
HiifiN yeg Sy as s sPceiI, q, On any Stage
Then Wia he rsriormss,d a ths Psit, c9resdy of
Tompkus. -..Mr C6sfiss ilas Ijrsrv Airs Standby
IRISH ~ 10 Wooden silai.. y q Ihempssa.
clsi Unit Vs. c6sSss irs kas Morton on Nm. Stanley
Third % so eot 1os &c. ss S FaIq9 ss P PfS0s
as s49 seas may b eeutel a, he Boz ofce between the
performances vii commence at 4 quarter pait7.
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
s 6T q Mir ,, HERON and heE Sister Mis- FANNY.
~ ~ a9a i Rsr9ssis ~ RI 50 cent?; 9as q Boz oes
~ me entertainments ~ s'asiq p n ga new piece called
Iimot5y Dodge .sir DsBar. twhO win sing the Deger
9i.I which i lime H. NJ Raymond
The IRlsH ATTORNEY.
Ts = viz GoN6fRT y Ii, Heron family si'1. heron
- - RAE 'WzTERhAN.
Rs6n ids @s comic ciaracsi Il. h hso9.
Whhsmlaa with lon Miss Fanny.
PLACIDE's VARlETIEs.
STAGE Ha5sgs8 MI BASS ..eotu and Ps1eusts IS cents
Monday will Be performed e, Is az %s hsnsV petite Opera
70. ty.-. ,,., - hAtE hEAANEf.
To 6s ooSsd y TIE POLKA Ms Howard
AasE which, EAVAL sHgReEME 2s7is OF A' Ihs''is.
70 csHsGde with ii: GRAND DivEkFSsEmaEENTT Howard
.,,, =, u La E1pagnoll Of La goa AIagoneEa,
IN which MTne Antona HlaFO Vnlee Baron sgnor Vegnu
None BoaSaTy Mons Pnguey and Mons Maugin yin appear
ORLEANS THEATRE.
ORLEANS STREET. between Royal and Boarbon Etreeta
MONDAY EVENING, January 1885, will be perfofmsd he
charming une-uct Opera Of
GILES RARlssEUR
AZ osSeads s K c6bE Dg 4 S9 one
= feEiomanees vii commence a. hafpust6 O'Clock.
To the JuvemlIes.
SoUfH-WEsrEBN CIRCUS. The Manager o. this superior
Orleans GRAND DAY PERF3RaaNCE Vii e given ON
Tg EsDAH January st 1850 for ih qualification Famits
and Oldien who can, Of attend az The Evening exhibition
Ihe whole rouIe Of avoite, together with HERR AMADO
Eul O Nhl hiss Consented for their especial gsafcatinand
a variety Of their best pieces
~ 1ogrs open At " ~, and P. ...Adrsiou IS cents
POmarede's Original Panorama
OF THE
MlSSlSSIPPI, AND INDIAN LIFE,
he reque Of unb Of persons have net vet hal an
opportunity Of visiting The magnificent Panoramic fainting
Tue Great Fther OF Waerf M rede wi e1hiait it Tor hor
tune longer and will give DAY EXHIBITION o The benefit Of
tle young folks on SATURDAY Dec Commence a 10 oc
20 Liberal arrangements made for admission Of Schools
Doors open at o'clock Paanorsma commenee moving at
hali-p at precisely. -6 -
half price. d2s A. A. PERf(fR Dirseyto- '7
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CheaO .ITeeIfc07 R0OEe
EKealrV 81 90.

Late Henry, soddart Co
% canal street, corner of St. Charles st.
ES5PECTFULLY inimas the Ladies Of New Orleans and
select comprising - ~ 80
5ewed Muslin Aobes;
s ss5 ", Roee. toel and Frock Bcd very rich
-. Inserting and Edgne Trimming.
ss1ail5 Book, NanaoOk and Camhfic Muslin;
striped and check Muslins;
Sasnmereal De laines Alpaca Lus,res etc;
Ialnled Cqtona and Gnghams, great Variety
Llnent snd Long Lawns; Cambria Handkefc6isfai
SoVon shrtlnsst sheetHga and TowelliuEli
esawls and Pl7ids; Blankets and Coupta-.sns..
Hosiery and Small Wares etc. etc 'F'' 5oz a.
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oF s ASP ;, ,syT YEAR PRESENTS,

~ 4 e1TTD- NV ElATt FHEs EMS,
r,,,,,,O f a 81 SUBSTANTIAL NATURE.
iosh. On re look out for handsome and durable me-
anime or the hoydays, respectfully invited to ex-
~ le stock at 70 Camp Besides tha usual variety
y ~, rAFER uHANGlNGS, and BORDERS, UPHOI-
slEht ARTICLES end CARPETING, they will
IND MAIIlNGs Aeqored and white) OIL CLOTH, (foF
h99rs and iahes;3 Bobinet and Muslin CURTAINS. and
~ ~ hnd d curtain suiis and Trimmings together with
1ainliea I mans carved; Sewing Rockers easy
Antique Chairs, rich Gothic Chain q sone
cottage Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut Parlor
Sh9ir5; footdoo,s Iron and Wood Office Chairs etc
NJ us hlte eleeera io trimming Beds and Windows and
9eeOang noqHs from Administer Carpet and Gold Papers.
eoNn % articles Of les preenOns always hand and
can De purchased reasonable terms at the UDgsfpv and
Paper Hanging Establishment Of ~
~ JOSEPH ETTER, 90 Camp street
n. BSpnng Mattress Hair and Mos to ana Feather
BEDS made 70 order, and Upholstery work and Papeia
ST. Benedict can here certainly propaie the smiles
o. ms ladye Love-, and L6tharO" may find 4 To re adj
uallel
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0EEAI HUNTINa.--A Pofl Nalsl (CaaIaIil.
South AfficzJ paper. Of recent dsie, in noticing
sie return q Huriiua party Gays hat they killed.
amOng other "amall deer" no less than l57 e7el
plants, II rhinoceFosss, ahon, Eippopo,anua.
leopard, vol, ~ buaaloes, Z wild bears, 0 deer.
anielopes, etc. Tint was something like hunting.
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son, Cincinnati and all Intermediate landnrs-
- On MONDAY. the 3lst inst, at 5 O'Clock
P A-Ihe new elegant hghtdraught and very fasrunniag
steamer OHIO, L. Black master now receiving ffeir
and viii leave as above. For freight passage having su-
peor accommodations, apply hoard at Poydras street
wharf, HYDE & OGJESBY. 70 povdras ~
The Ohio an entirely new boat, built this season expressly
for the Cincinnati rade with all the modern Improvements for
the comfort and convenience Of passengers. d9
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IL FOR NEW KORH-The fine, Al, fast-saiing
ssaz bark EMMA LINCOLN, Bartlett master nav.
ing part Of her cargo engaged, viii have quick dis
patch FOR balance Of freight passage apply on board
at post g. Second Municipality, or to
do ]. w. ANDREWS & Co 81 Comn,op at
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9 SPECIAL NOTICES.
French i.sngaaes.

French Language.
4 ~ Best Opportunity Of acquiring his Ussfll
Idl0m Is NON offered
r. EUGENE EsDRA viii resume hs French Evening Glasses
~ ha soon sa 1ufeient number Of seholgr1 \ obfaned
ana those Whng to Join bis claal invited to cali and
o ,la,.F psgeuau apply athis Office NO. % Duncan Bald
~ ~ 3 aess Depble Entry BOOK KEEPING, attend. %
M anhng and CLOSING Of Books in the French Eng
i .1l l.--.s easee di2 In
q, HeFmaln Lodge No.62, I'D,
ana incorporated in lhll.... The Regular Meetings Of
hi9 Ledge are hed Die second ahd fourth Thursday Oh "
eaeh month"; Of halpaa Focook M IN Frendahb Hail No III
Cheftrea street. The members Of the Lodges under a
order ,iyt3iy HENRY sfMONs w NJ ny
E98 The Books Of the LOUISIANA HisTRIONIc AssOdTA
TON opened daily u he Secretary 10 A
NJ to u NJ at the store Of E. A. TYLER No 50 Cap street under
the following Rule and Regulations
Article TO- Honorary Members shall entitled % one Per.nsi
not Hanlerable and one Guest ticket which viii admit
oos R N. MeALPN, President
~ !. o. o. F...Odd FeIIows'sReEf-Z
o. Lots and HAULTSi the Cemetery Of the D. D 81 bs4,
iNt{ siaatel on the Metairie Ridge, follows, viz,
Ne4dbhRED LOTS, J by 10 leet at $50;
LETzERED LOTS at 81 Per square loot ~ " ''' pet II
VAULTS a. 940.eaeh.
s,o Do to Lodges joint pfopreor aud meu,r. thereof at
Vaults 70 be paid for in advance Application. for Lots or
mylotf Jos. ETTER. Treasurer. 20 Camp St.
E7- o. o. F.--Howard Is,oi-e No isNIssts s,,s7v
IhaIsday Evening at the Hall Of the Grand Lode Corner Il Pov,
J I,5 IGFs9rP ss streets. = = 04seTsS
L. Levy Jr.'''.'.,.sY GLE. samlson essursr
NJ J. Z. ALLISON, Secretary.
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IaNa FIaaE-llV keg7l Just received and On sac BY
10 y. u, FULTON
. % New Logs and s TchOHpi,oRlasst.