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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-06-05

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RIfee, lrwie Nanarien- unb 5anfIaOmen gem Wesfauf4et
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
LATEST NEWS.
Halifax, S-I,t. -.

Halifax, S-Id. "a.
The ,',an. .h,p Canada arrived here 1t II
O'Clock tins morning.
Fa4~.f Rumors ate current Of an eA.
change OF ,olors being negotiated between
France and England, France to give up her
factories Oh the main land OF India III es-
change tor Nautilus
II is also reported thai France wishes to
purchase from Denmark strip OF Iceland.
for fishing stations.
Also that Algeria demands large re.n-
forcem.nt OF troops
SPAIN - Country generally tranquil. =
Some uncertainty to the fate OF the ODoh-
nell ministry. The probabilities Of Narva-
rez succeeding him are openly discussed.
M-scoiiaht-. Minister to Washington. has
resigned
G.sMANy Frederick I~s~nr If Baden,
has assumed 'hr sovereignty on It's own ae-
count. prepar alory 10 ms marriage with a
princess OF Prussia.
DENMARK. - Berlin letters LAY Fam, e
adher+s 20 the opinion Of England on the
Sound Dues question, and had prnhoInc ed
III favor OF pnra hasiug Sweden.
AUSTRIA. The intervention OF Austria
in III e contest between the Monteneerins
AMI Turks is more talked Of as impending
ia ad.tiioh 10 III hreataned detachine OF
at Austrian force 10 ~ Moutenegrns rron-
tier. II is how asserted iii ih- German pa
pers that Instructions for AZ, iIn,nsdioie Dip
lomatic Interference with ih- Sultan have
tren sent 10 the Austria Anlhass..,or ~
Constantinopl-
A boat from the ship Ocean Hom- hn-
been picked ~ ontan,ng Ehwora har
vey. "a mate, Fred Nov and James Man
ming, seaineH, and one passeT. Who~e name
was unknown
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
A DIPLOMATIC QUESTION
w ashinstOn, Sept "a


Commodore Armstrong. commander OF
the United States torces in the East Indies.
has transmitted to our vernment the cor
raspondence between himself a d the Gov
ernor Of Hong Kong, Sir John Bowring
touching the seizure Of jain Phipps on
board the American har1ne. Ann Bnckman,
Of viii, h vessel he was an officer. bva Brit
ish police force and about which statements
have recently appeared in the newspapers.
Commodore Armstrong states that as soon
as he became aware Of the proceedings he
earnestly protested against them, assertink
the doctrine that the u $ Consul had au-
thority in that and all similar cases, and
also complaining OF the discourteous treat:
ment which Consul keenan, was subjected
TO, owing 10 his intervention ~ behalf Of
Phipps.
Having failed 10 settle the points involved
the Commodore and the Governor have ~
ferred the matter 10 their respective gov
ernments for solutiop.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

WazRE u SrwARDl-Surs enough
where 10 the great Abolition Ex.
poundss We don't hear Of his at.
Sssdiae Fusion sashssiash 81 making
Fremont spssshsa whsss IL hot
q never W. silent before ID sSst 4
ssislsn WAss dess n nsaa gasys
~ ssssw ,ssss ,sAswasss - ~, !
lug(1lh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

De GusTisUs. - The Oswego County
Gazette, heretofore a prominent Fremont
paper. has changed front The editor. sick
and disguised with the principles Of that
party, and with the party itself. has backed
square out ard hoisted the flag Of Buck
and Brock. II will prove an able lsborer
in the field.
So the work goes bravelv on
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

"a Straw y One Of the Fremont stump
speakers OF this state is now under arrest
for the SufIield robbery. He made n Ere.
moot speech last week. and said that " no
Christian man could vote for Buchanan ~
Hartford Times.
Palmer. Cook, Fremont L Co are still At
large.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

IT, Among tie Vice Presidents Of The
Fremont meeting IL this city on the 18th
inst. was the present It. Governor a. the
State, who declared short time since that
Be would rive Ten TAsusand dellass 70
pIasoLvE TIVE UNION. - psovidsaes
poss,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

osAassr osysr, u Mi,sevr;, Aas
wsisssn lsssss IN which. white p'sfssslae
wasm ssassa ~ ~, Hlinsss. 10 seaaasla
Al0 cd WAle orisAis II 90 ~ oasAAnaa.
lelha sella0sa ~ .As ssasssl \ AsW ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

- Enough was known on the eoth
July Of the election In Washington Terri.
tory on the l4th. Ia prove that the demo.
erat: wonld have decided mejor,ty Ia the
legislature.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
q H a NJ ID
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING :.

Tl.re viii lie asrand Ma Meeting Il IA" demo-
,.c, u Central Iowa at the elty ~ MI ScATiSEt
Tue sdny. Oct ls56
tue day beior~ the opening 1T IN" Stat Far
Hon JOHN G BRECKENRIDGE
STEPHEN A DOr0IAS
JESSED BRIGHT OF Indiana,
JOHN DIX, - NV YORK.
RrFrS CHOATE 81 Ma sacbu,eii-,
Aud host 81 othcr abb, eloquent and DISTINGUISHED
rhanplons u thu canae lnl udins our V"H tircl"ih
Candidate, are "xpectedto be present 'ni address,
the meeting
Friends ~ the Constitution and The LnmI--l'v'fs
f domestic peace an national prosperity out
In your strength aud lend your aid IN crushing "a
the vile 6pirit Of fsnatcism and disc"fd that no"
threatens tn sBd with us fearful presence
Come Osk' Conn ALI!
Gone a. the winds come, when forests are renjrd.
Come a. the wave come, when n,vi"s ate sttahaTu
b. order Of the
COMMITTEE or ARRiS0EMtSrs-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

vDHE copsrtnershp heretofore existing under the
i name and hrm Of Nourse, vele Co, l. this
day dissolved b. mutual consent John !. SHits re-
firing therefrom The business viii hrreafter b.
conducted ~ John 4. Nourse aud 1. ,. Vtie. under
sutho .issd 10 een ths name % the iAts fEu 10 tho
.auidAsinh and settlement o. IT. buSines.
JOIN a, NOURsE.
L. o. v1rLE,
ssps10stv JOHN sWlTS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
SIGN OF THE
BIG TEA KETTLE.
- II O " FL
MOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
U'hOlexuie UMd Retail.

1NHE -nhset ib,r- hs.t Oh hand = largr assortment
- the --latest and most approved PATTERNS 81 Par
,.r ,ni Cook Stoves One II the pa net. hasing
had a unHIiar oi ears exp t,H,r III nlaftuiac-
tute ~ Stoyt-. confident We ar in'w Offering
b <e.tciri stock Stoves than has t.or.
trrn oh, red III his ,lty
Our stok Of House Furnishing Good cunpti-e-
every artic th,i can y" thought ~ ia he lit
OF hoG-t-ks1p pr Purr silver PLATED, Brit
lama Fani-ha, Japahnri Eham I'D and poll h',i
Iron; French timed and bright Tin War" Brushes.
Broom, and Feath busters; Tea Trays Chinese
Gong. Hand and Tea bell Sad lr,bs, Tailors Ir"n-,
Bel Cords Clothes Linr>, Pals, Tubs, Wsshb"aTd.,
Ch"ppine Tray and knves Lantern. Toilet War.
wir War u all kinds, Hand lrun-, Sho, Ell and
Tonrs willow war; Silver plated and Brit snia frame
Casters. cut pressed Gias. bottles table and ,ioor
Mats, lvor,, Horn Bone, Cocoa and Et-ny handled
Cutlery waffle ircns, upright esidrons. floor, dust
stove and carpet Brushes. i.gstbef with very many
more articles t. mention. All OF which
III public arr respectfully invited T. call aud
inc both Gsoods and prices
SMITH 4 REMINGTON.
De,saint Block, Second street. doors east Of Perry
street
Goods delivered free Of expense In any part Of the
city. septI0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

The last mail from California brought
The following expose Of Frsmoo's 6nso-
cisl operations 10 that country - test-
fed by those who know oil the facts. II
was published 10 the Daily Globe aud
sspublished throughout the State with
out - 70, one word Of contradiction.
Here is L.:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
THOMAS hAATiNG.x NEW muA,c po..,

III Al Collection OF Psalm, and HYMN r,.s
sO'h',""- Anthems M"irtts Chorus. A.. ai,,t
~ 10 t'i' VS. 81 ,Iasss Private Cte.s IA ~ 80,
.nnE s'inblics by :h,mas Hastius. A,a n,rr.
frse p'i dz u, " >ioGir e,,pie> nsl,.a n,st.,.,
'"' .Aamha'"n I" an, address IN rc.. ipt ~ IL :.
s""y We" s"'i .i'i'" tunes never before pU..
lish." 'pi"af IA This ~"tk, and II H. vkuowi,i..t
o. III !" - e''ilr'"n 81 u,l.Ic ever pr-p.rrt \, -,
eminent author, "
TIL" sabbath bell. bs o.. u H,ot p.,
~; ,inYis copies Is u. =
,tesif n n ..app -,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
NOTICE.

NVI1VEs
VNHE business Of the late arm Of Hull Ann Co .
i has this day been transferred t. Mr~sr-. Good
rich, Wheeler & Yantis who will cobinu, thu bust
at their new warehouse. near the 1 Rail-
road Depot.
The undersigned having associated himself IN bn-
siness with Messrs Goodrich, Eh-tles fsn'is. may
b. found vi their oice, where he viii 'etle The Sc
counts Of the late nrm Of Hull, Alien %.
would airo solicit continuance OF the patronage
So literally bestowed upon our lats Arm.
JARED CHITTENDRN.
septi0-d tf Late OF the Arm Of r., A. 4 Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
BANKING.
TAl.LMAN. POWERS 4 MCLEAN,
B.s.V'KEI4k,
Aud Dealers In Exchange,

u - " - IA - ~ w - .
11Ecy g,ldg street bctareea Second and Third
streets.
I>XCHANGf On al The principal ciirs OF the 'ni-
Il ted States ir~ai Briiain ireland an: conti-
rental Europ.. bought and -,ih
Notes and drafts coll. ctod, AMI proceeds RENTED
T., an, part ~ III, United state AZ iew"., rates II
Exchange
Collections Of not. drafts accounts era,l-- ana
inlrritanc.s mad. IN all paft> ~ the United State
Canadas and Europe
stock ana Bond hough and ,nli IN t.ln,,--i ion
and dividends collect Il
Land Warrants bought. old and iocairt.
Exchange on cities In the (0itsd sis'e~
Csrpntcr v-rmilee, Nv York city
Albany City Bank. Albany, New York;
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, NV York,
Bank ~ Commerce, Boston, Massa, hnsrit-;
Tra,iesm-n'- Bank, Philadelphia P-nh., ~ aIa.
Mrreh X Manufactures Bank Pittsturg Pa.
McKnn & Co Baltimore. Mi.
Gilmore d Brothrrton, Cincinnati Uh".
Lucas 4 Simond- ST Lou. Mo,
Citizen, Bank, NV orleans, La
RK Swift, Brother Jvhnstnn Gh,rAg" H.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

nD III any one should ask W what III 90
opinion arrived al by an impartial test
sas the best and most honest compound remedy for
preserving and beautfying the hair, and restoring
gray hair its original COLOR and the locks to the
bald headed We should without hesitation say, Prot
U. J. Woods Hair kestorhtive.--.I. ioa.s DSmo-
crdf.
Sss advertisement in another coluIan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
efueNxx Wanted,
INI SELL
Hughes Patent Corn Planter.
JOurneynien 1'ailOrs.

"a ANrEp-Six good Journ-, men riiiois. l." vii II
w soHstau, smpl"ymrnt will b. gwen.
CASTEEl. \ 60
Etad, irtw- en- Ser~nd aud Third ~ir.tt~
Da> export, Sept. p. 1870.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

DAVEIP0Rf AID new YORK
CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING STORE!
TAKE NOTICE,
WHAT the Subscribers ar" now r'''lvins lhr la
] les, and mo>t approved ,iyle> oi Ready Made
GLO HI.N'G
that thr Eastern markets afford IL which ihfS III
y,ts thu attention II their numriou, customers and
the pnb,ic generally W. i. I'm il npi cre-ttN I"
maxi III. nil"n 4 each shd "s"iy ,ttt'ir, hiti ~"nd
uiege, stat thai our s", tUmpri r. rI.thhk ap
-ri,ihing ia tia tra.. moan h hn".l iT,' I" i'ir
roar-r-i Al. ~
Gentlemen'S Furnishing Goods,
cuhststi IN part ~
whit. aud Fancy shirt.
BLACK and Fancy sIiL Gra,at-.
BLACK aud Fancy r,k Ssaii-.
Black and Fancy h ID CLOVIS
SIX and w.,ilri. nn,i s~eaf
'.t-s 10, 0 CsrpsI and leather
travelling Rags and VsIisrS.
p ali aud took a "" tbLk that
t. I'll lh,i il .-sar. onDvinc" that
rDUi- vi! gui np ii, r,.~p.ci ,Id thai {
All item
ESAi1- Prices.
j 5. DRAKE 400,
,taIs ,vr Brad, and Fourth
Dk, ]. MCCOkTNEl
AlIEhS Ll> pot. ,.nai ;Ni.s- {" III.
\Joi Day-np, ri and >,inits
tnre WIie5 ) M"ns~f. n'~ tinhiiug '',tn-t
fsu H. ana Brady tr'et~
kEPEK To--fsenie. T. bavrnp.rt lau' ,ah.
a-n. m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

THE AARIPOSA CANDIDATE At
HOME.


"Oh Do, What n..siner.
IA JAKE frciDoat VI 1sripo~re. "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

In Davenport. September s1ss nrs Aspv v
CoosEA, wire q Wn. q CSoper formerly or Lag
Un11vW, MAssscAusetts, . resident u New Heveu
~ several y-ar~, axed = yoan.
.
WA0DDEA.
% the - ~ ii. Rsv.. lAs. PRLsMoasErs.
MISS NARY ANN wALsU 20 Nh EDWARD }
OnRNDOKrY ha&h u this.et,y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
tents Furnishing COOds

Is full and c.,mp-h- al -Nenihimg PERTAINING I" !
Winter WARDROBE, to al ~ winch We uld th>hr
he ,tt"nini OF otit M nd and til" public a"n- ally
cASrEEL y 60
.pl5- III Arady, bt Second aud Third It
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
Gents Furnishing GoOds.

i. abundant, comprising everything vi h.d tor ia
Gentleman Dr.s Ing Room. Ti,.se articles OF
superior manufacture, and viii complete sati,-
faction
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

HAIGHT, SEARS l. BECKETT.
Leather Manufacturers,
tND
WnuLE- NJ l,E,LtK- II
A Their
oF ALL KINDS
Saddles, SaltllIeSy H0rdsrMs.s.
Coach Trim sslisl4 a., Shoe
Findings. Hides ST..
". have hon Oh ha,d ON Vi the ia,y..t aud b. -
select ell ssoTtment u
LeslfIses' 4 Sesl1sllesy x1MvIisCsls'x,
ever, vderr,i ~ III. West ,ompft-iny IA rsi"f
Sh- ,iri Harness Leather
18th OAK and HeMlo.k,
oliaf Leather
s.. nti,, Am ri.a sui Patent alt skins
KIP slri pp-t i-ath-s
oi rsety qu,ilt5
Lni.gs Roam, MoIr"ce,, Binimys p,tI std
Pain SkIftlH., Dash and ElhLirlird rather last.
Finding sc Ac
S,ddleiy Hardware. Jipanu,,i Bra, aud Snv-f
Plated, from the best Manufacturer S.lf-a,vust.
M Gir, aud Pal Nres; RoIi.r. Hnt,, since and
SpIiu,s Tousu,i Buckiv> and in short stt',lr
th' haine- maErE OF Soldier wish
Carriagr and Grucrrr bDws top Props Stump
Joints, Coach Iac.s, Bands. Enam.lled CL,ths, 4.
WAGON Hubs Spokes bent Prlio : CarIiagc shat
carriage Bolts. Wagon SPRING and Asles HaT
collars, Hor-. Blankets Fly Net Belt leather NJ
chine stretched ana Rubber Britina Ht Riyrit =
W. mvite attention Of pufshassTs fr,De sats "a y
can s,tisfy allan regard 10 quality and pf,e.
n y Cash paii foI Hide
HAIGHT SEARS BECKETT
I'd II 81 t,or aboye Perry 81
l. uaS25tf Davenport lows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
SALOON

FL II M f. II LII
"a HERE posd Is, and aud irif hlnffts can b
w had at al. tInrs Sai,.h on S-s..I,d street be-
tween scott and Ripley srI:i5-iif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

THOMAS B. DAVIS,
IMPORTER Ot
HTuNsltes, IiN NSsSi ~ Tees,
255 :, utu M,ier -tt-et, CHICAGO ihGoi-
4 LARGE uf,nt1,t ef Par Wine iiti IQurI~
s,,ti- tiniy ~ and uHdet ca tom Mus ioJk aud
Il. store ana win b. Iii In 4dautiti,, % >uIt pHr
chassT. oder by maii olicii a. and promptly
ni-i ~ tn l.w-st - h prizes IL ihT Iiad an up
pttnnity FIFE red u psyint he intlt- themselves
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

ALS0-Syrtal Farm aud m
scott Clinton and other ,ounti,. an, - ,a''
''"t- lot "D'e'ns I" ii. ~, OF DAv.npur
,-ptl1 IIrN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
SHANGHAI COATS |!
LIST Of PROPERTY

nEMAiNiNG Al tn Once II h United State
nExpres COMPANY 1t Davehr,tt low. Oh the ?5tt
dav Ut September 1855
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26

ITi- III frequent rrmark oi sit,ngefs Wishing IA
L ,rnp.rt thai IT. cirizena eAs"'d DINGHY We'll
DRESSED Is,upI: Such j. tic FACT and Ne arr nov
iull, prepared vii magnificent assortment - tie
most ant tsuui> ia thu Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-26
Travelling Rags and Ialisrs.

4 NlIEh> III pot r.nai >":>i.s- I" tn ct't. u
\Jai Dav-np., ri and >l,ini,
once IA Wney M"ns-r, nr~ t.,nhiiue ,r,in-t
n ftu H. and Brady tret-
kEYEk Vo-fseaie. 7 Bavrhl.rt 1sui, " ttu.
gutl,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
JOSEPH RAFEL.


. .,.E6
SILVERSNITH
In Fame
TWENTY-FIVE
hga
pattern and nponr nun
bNa n7cneod m2tos0o
4 German @ Nneaur rpddAt
nd
d kf
h
G,
arie
Premium
an
h the maxi
Rd
kd unfinished
ian 4 ~
Franz PaheG
10 I
&c Ay re:aN nn.ohs
grch as at Io@tpt ain
atyatao Dnanbb
t trCme
IA all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20

Hk M sStss Gy EEe5
NOV 70 the eo,:on thereby causing 10
S i"S' an emily the amount
By The g:e Of his saGhmsnt the gne has nothing to do
4niSiion bo1t he Tie aensry, wis very vi light
5ns S"S'a S.se'H be attached to
hnEg qtoinsd the scsiye Agency for the State Of Louis
for The State Of alabama from Joseph Wrght We are pre-
pared e I'll o0' individual county rights for above
10 Any Communication addressed will receive prompt
REcoMNEs pAr1oss
We have examined the Gin Attachment which Dr. George
oaae is the aSgnHr Of the patent e W A Pardom, he
plse the purposes for which it was intended The Roll id
now much did not lake time but that u
the s'at length OF line. ". MILLER,
Natctez Mss August 30, 1856
a af o 4 5oiC "a H. E. M lP9n esp b.
improve staple Of the cotton over any cCracn GIN
A"!ehez, Mas, August &c. 1866.
New ORLEANS, Sept. IS 1856
without aten ia SSensn apa as fa
s , sSs 70 GsitIioG in sag that the sample from The
slear Of Nap much better staple is least on-
$S$ l. #s S|f{i :S Cotton Broker
W4LSEE, sTtART & HUTCHINSON,
i1 sEsiA FEE HI;f6 Col Cotton nreksr,
SSASSS$9iI5i; : ,SH5 rF':Sn 1I:PSS' CO..
5 4 5l55 i Et SS$Ss CLIFTON Broker.
hi, TIE 29GyS iaysR,on Go only Increases the speed r
p ss soe ;t s eis e. III ; a8a SsiHs & f.
hl3i n. j. WILSON 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-20
= cossTU,IEs FOR MAsauEssADEs

= COSTUMES FOR 1ASQUEfSADES
~ AND FANCY BAI.IIS-So. IL Toni street. between
xSFSs> DHupili and Bourbon
SsIEA NINE GROTX,
5~ From Paris Cosnmer respectfully informs her Gus
and the public that, having greatly increased
her stock 10y npoTa,iors from Paris
prepared ng,s the most complete AVID extensive
Of COST MES. DUNINOS MASKS, e,c, etc. ever
offered in This city comprising every Marion, Age and Style
and Modern.
M'rae G. large collection Of COSTUMES ENTIRELY
StIN.
Her Costumes fo~ Ladies'. embroidered Velvet and Stil
the highest which have been made rir4s moderate
;! Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies. made order notice.
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ea J. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY-J
IN VEGAS respectfully his friends and
IN the 7Tile that Ills Dancing Acnde1ny is open for
In the EDISON,
where ne hopes to with the liberal patronage The
teaching commenced on Saturday, NV. |.
LA fMPERl LE danced in the rS circles OF Paris ,as win
will become very popular in New Orleans :! a:on
will be taught by Mr.. Vegas
The day ana hour, .: :ntiou follows.
LADIES-Tnesays Thursdays and Sa nrdHys, from 10 L.
o'clock u.
HG:DREN-Tnesdays Thursdays ard Saturdays from
4 r clock ?. NJ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Wednesdays ard Fridays from 10
IL o'tioek ?. N.
N@A saccs Part! for Ladies and (ientlemen every We'd
neatiHy
ha Facslar attention will be given Chldren and many
Fancy Dances, before iagt ii TN! city, will be
lluasls: oU'.
s9 " will also give lessons Seninaries ard private
families.
49, The Musical Department. under the charge Ct that excellent
T;oliuist, Nj. A NGNEGRI Orchestra Leader for Nals
Hnd SOiTees.
VI For terms apply % Mr. ]. VEGAS Odd Fellows Hall
Al Mr. GgfnciS Music Storr. s. Camp ST. Do Sin
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His sock ot Drugs ant; Medicines equal any in liz olb
and an experienced Chemist AWAY, in al,ep,.:ce.
'"' prescriptions c i%'Sy 81 II 81 4
~ Il IL Roya street.
ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE, GREENy!:IE,
WEI" after :n.'ion Of fortnight, will he reorenet
Has TNE 6ess 90 TSen tSyr o The ocssi, Of making
this 10 her tlris 10 hoe tnsies who
ancs to them and he ue generally ot She viii INCREASINGLY
srps oHerG ths ai,u!aa @ eT" i 1i:cfi 81
to gnI'Ee in leI sentle and "SeerpIished
ara She confidently hopes from her is experience, With fill
Ee course Q" Instruction pursued at e st Charles Institute
Ersn@i and Ensish ~ so'c""n IN Goth
TIE English Deiartne, under the direction Of Professor
WIG reside IN the es,ahs'nnen,. S''"'
Nine gnd ~ Mace preside the French suds<; ma they
feter t" tn Success attained 10y American pupils "o1 the,
aEe 1',s \ inc "Ee Hr proof Of i'e exceience Of their
sa intercourse with pupils Of French origin Of whom Ike IN
ya'as Of Instruction for several hours day. in class,
"'T! OF sH'eI canyGEs"tjon With their teaclert
in particular is an object Of the liyccst soele to the d,
FnHS r.Tticuia15 ae given i'll rropecSes which may Re
procured at TIE establishment se22 3rn
DR. LOCKWOOD. WHO HAS nan FIVE YEARS
The future will attend principally oice pracce H nfes
es |sea Ct tsy # hi 9 s a be 'is viz RSs
Kidneys Bjader Chrome niarrIen word M chronic com,
lelr hthiS. A!nnlOtIlOtH
termed Nenerea, primary and secondary.
All who suffering would do well give before
going elsewhere aud they will receive safe speedy cue
obigae myself 20 all persons who have Rheumatism IF
Pains II the Limits, charge for Nv
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only lie had at nv Office Th;s
is Of discoveries in NRcria Melca and il in
taken with perfect safety; being vegetable compound
III consequence Of the hnnJGg advertisements in thu
Gtg c % On ss s tfi'4is s E% s p
DELFT Street. between PoydTah and tcvia streets.
Office up stairs Hours from A. NJ. to T. NJ
So j. E. LOCKWOOD, N. n.
WALL PAPEtS-oF ALL STYLES AND Pat
~ terms, SOLD low and by the kI,eu a. lie
shortest Hotice, by NEWHALL Il HUNE,
p+' on To Canal street, mp stairs.
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T A. FINLEY. STOCK, NOTE AND BILL. BROKER
A4s No. ~ St. Charles
s. Insurance Scrip Land Warrants purchased a. rrsr.
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y EIOtAL- CHARLES GuTTSCu ak HAS Re-
~ moved his Drug store from No, 81 Cuo,lsr street Il,
No. Il Royal street. 80 Az
Ills Stock Of Drugs anu Medicines ANY in lie Sn,
and an experienced Chemist AWAY, at!elln.,ct.
f!ysltIis prescriptions carefully ard reasonable
rWes CHARLES GOTTStTAI.N
III II IL Ruy;;l
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IN Z " VFItIAS- FTT6 z " fFEs ST. Il +
l. assortment hIcl BLACK
N part, Of ko"ke> Roman Candies Torlel frIurges PaTi
Wheels Scrolls Flower POS, Strplio. Heloil Mines Bie
Lights, Pos; Fires, Fire CHcksrs. For sale by
HIM. BARLOW Il 60,
Is CANT