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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

NlH. LEFEBVRE' SGIf1Ui., sticnso0ud,
IVA VA.-The next eesnon of this Institution will
open the Ist day of October, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly. 1857.
TERMs-Board $500; Washing $50: Enslish TUT
ton $40; Modern Languages each G20 Latin %Gf
Music Piano, Harp Guitar $780, Drawing $50
Drawing from nature 49, Painting, water colors 49,
in oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50.
REFERENGEs.---P Patrons of the School, Right Rev
Bishop hiesd. Right Rev Bishop Johns Right Rev
D., Rev. T. V. kioore, u D. Rev. B. Gidersieeve.
FACULTy.--Hubcrt P. Lefehvre, A M. Principel;
Rev. II. S. Keppler, Rev, w. e. Wehb,AM;J. P. Lit
tie. NJ D, 4. A Lewis, III. D Joseph Michard, JOAN
A. Calys, C. w. Thiioa, Miss Gordop. hrs TAYLOR.
Madame Estvsn. Mile Lacy, Miss E. Bartlett MILE
Vilemet, French Governess, etc. etc.
All letters to BIS directed to
jY = Am HUBERT +. LPFEBERE.
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E1XECUT0R'S MOTTO l. All persons
H having claims against the estate Of the late Hen
ry ". Sharpe, decd viii present them to the under.
signed for payment without delay, and those inds bted
to his estate will come forward and make payment,
it is desirable that the estate shqnd be wound up
at an early day. w GODDIN, Ex'r OF
an l6-2awlra HENRY w. SHARPE, decd.
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MRS. Z. Il. MAYO's SCHOOL will be
Iv1 opened on MONDAY, 18Th september
Mrs. MAYO can be at Mrs Claiborpe's,
Governor street % -24w5t"
RIChlIOND MILITARY iNsTArUTk.
REV. J. AMBLER WEED, Principal-Classical
and English Department
MR. CHAS e LAUCK, tGfaduste Va. Military In
stitutel-Depsrtn't: Mathematics, Nat. Science,
end Military Tactics.
d. j. NATURALIZATION LEnguager.
M. J. A. CALYo-Drswine.
session Of his School the let October next under
the above sanization.
In addition to full Classical, Mathe m atcaI and
English course, Military lnsi ructiop will he given 10
all whose parents my desire IL These will cepsti.
tute corps of Cadets, properly uniformed and sub.
jectsd to regular daily drill and weekly psrsde.
The uniform WON by the Cadets viii eopstituta
their daily dress aud will be planned a. to be at
once economical and neat,
The duties of this department viii he 40 nrrar,.a
a. not TO Interfere with the regular sudies and duties
OF the school, but will rather, il il hoped become
stimulus thereto well IS a powerful agent in pro-
noting the health, manners and personal besriug Of
the pupils and the general Discipline of the school
new building embracing commodious study and
sessien. -
The location tthe brow of tn. hill adjoining the re-
sidences OF Mrs Bruce snd Mr. Ss ddon) has been Sc
iec,ed WITH especial reference to the cemfsrt and
hssh Of pupils being at retired and accessible
w.n nee circulation OF air, fine prospect aud spa.
Terms a. heretofore. Cireal.rs 10 be had on appli
cation. II AMRIeR wv Tti'
AZ se.--2m
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nj .. MIOHELRACHhk ,s
W. ENGLISH. QERMAN, AND

& 1EDnEtbz cS6oOAs
In the basement Of the Synagogue, on Elerenh st.,
mar Marshall st Richmond.
M J. MiCHELBAGHERS School, which has
been in succsssfu operation the last years. viii
nee Its annual session on the st Of September
1856. ~
In thi, School are taught all the branches of COM
lefe agfsh edueatioa Ia which, after the recitation
careful and strict ausysis Of each lesson Is made
by the learner and lecture thereon adapted to the
capacity of each class 10 delivered by the teacher
This system is applied TO all the of study In
the School, aud it ia rational 10 conclude that pref
ccacy must be the result.
NJ German and Hebrew taught without extra
charge.
$50
Mr. E. TURNER, who has been my assis'an,
teacher and given satisfaction to my patrons, Viii
continue as usual ia his department
AppHcat; N to be MADE at the School Room, or et
the residence of the subscriber corner OF lat ana
Marshsil streets s
au22 -2g+ Nj j. MlCHE sh-
=. sQUTKE'- SELECT classical
4 Il. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Mem snd
LIST streets Richmond Tho 10th session will COM
,nepce on the 18th of September, 1856
PKoF JOSEPH MiCEARD, Teacher In Modern
Languages
J0HH A CALYO, Teacher in Drawing.
l5---ts
AsTAsHINafVON COLLEs.E, LEXi>t5-
fs tor, VA.-The next session of his lnstlfutior
will commence on THURSDAY, September 18th,
l656. For particulars, inquire of
su 80 st" THE PRESIDENT
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Tyr k:.kto Lagunyra, lava and
~ MarAcatbo Coffee, IN store for sale 81
az o-dkw BACON RASKERvIIdx
AHU.wln buckets ana KEGS tar SaIc 81
"a WILLIAMS bhOTHk1
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SHADE DEPOT, $50 nrou

w STREET. 900 pairs of those beautiful Shades
only 373c., richly worth $l; Landscapes plain and
fancy light Shades SO cents well worth = 80; SPLEEN
did vase Shades gilt and Gothic Shsdes at half
price they are usually sold ct. Table Oil Cloths all
widths, Is cents up.
N: B-Storekeepers and pedlars supplied, at New
York prices Also nice assortment Of Dry Goods
Hosiery and Gloves at the lowest possible prices
Misses' Hese Sc; Linen Handkerchief o4c; Black
Lace Mits 124c.; Twisted Silk SHE: Ladies' aud Mis-
ses' Belts &C.; Ladies' Collars from Ste. ups Under
sleeves 25c.; Brown Linen Table Cloths Sec; Towels
A long, l0c.-with other Goods which will be sold
cheap. Ladies will find it to their advantage to call
at the cash store of M. GOLDEN, go Broad st.,
Tvs between Sd and 3h
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COMPREHENSIVE.

q
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
BROWN STONE BUILDING,
No. 157 MAIN ST.
Thu undersigned have formed a co partnership uu-
der the firm and style of PRICE, BAYLY WAT
kINS. for the purpose of conducting in this city
genei al Wholesale and Retail
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
They have taken the new building; now In course
of o. No 57 Main street. nearly opposite the
Exchange Bank. aud few doors below the store of
Messrs. Kent Paine Il Co.
BY the 10Th September they will open an entirely
new and choice stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS!
Selected especial for the best class Of retail trsde
to which they invite the attention of their friends
and the public
Their experience and facilities will enable them to
oder all times The newest and best styles of goods
ut the lowest possible prices to cash and pancual
credit customers. SAMUEL III. PRICE,
PEYTON q BAYLY,
JOEL B. WATKINS,
~ So-2taw2m JOSEPH =. PRICE. ia
NJ NV FAMILY AND ENTKA FLOUR
l manufactured by J. b. Bragg. and also other
brands of Extra Superfine.
IS cases j F,sties LoUoRICE
Is Oh do. do
rs GCMass do
= 2 :. E !: n do %
For sale by JOHN A. ROBINSON,
an l5-dlm Corner Cary and Virginia streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

MRS. T.. T.. NiAYO,S SCHOOL will be
1vl opened on MONDAY, 18Th september
Mrs. MAYO can be seen at Mrs Claiborpe's,
Governor street. au % --24w5tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

az. FOn KENT ok LAAsR-.Af Ile an
ya;I ton OF the tenant, the tenement lNo ia
4sia Franklln street, recently occupid BY Mr Jnsn
H. Gary, as grocery. Ii is situated very near he
market asd is considered of the best location m
the city for grocery dry goods store Possession
gwen at enc days notics. Apply to BAEER 4
PLEAsANTs, orto
P. Fl AYLETT, Trustee.
eu z3-ts Law Office Is Main strass
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70 -. J. OLtJPICN
Agent and Collector. No. 8 wal.
u ndsr CT Cha Il. ~ > q,
CO. A nm9r hLIGIBLE STAND nm

SEs, A IiO-r kLIGIBLE STNeO Wan
E= 4 STORE, FOR RENT OR LEASE I'M an
-, .-s--, CHAfEL HILL FLUVANNA COUNTY
HOUSE, lately occupied By the late Fl Pr.
together with very large Lumber-House W.
wright shop, &c., is for rent leese for terra, -
years. WIN CT
the location is certainly most Desirable an.
there IS but one store IN the neighborhood The
q well of excellent water ia the yard
Persens desiring TO rent or lessa such uro,a-t, 49,.
kEow the terms by applying to the undersi,psd t'n
personally or by letter. 70"' '''7F
Address Kent's Store p o Fluvanra ca Y.
THOS. SHEPHERD
WM. II. PAYNE,
an 27---6tt Adn'ors Of A :. psyra a.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

A kOMATlC WILD CHERRY BIT.
"A TERS.-These bitte's will he found an excellrnt
remedy for Dyspepsis, Indigestion. Nervous Head.
ache, and all those complaints arising from an
ed state of the stomach 1t gives TO the
tenn and invigorstes the appetite snd digestive pow.
Put in full quart bottles at 50 cents
for sale oy e. J. PICOT,
NJ 80 Druggist
GUANO, GUANO.--2OO tons Pernyion
store and for sale by "
an CHAS. T. WORKMAN l. co.
NnOUND A. MEXICAN GU ANO-
Inc subscribers have in store and will continue tn
laanins % per cent Of bone phosphate OF lime TIE
ue oi TINS duano as fertilizer is greatly in
cIesseo oy being ground fine. And it 10 Recommended
% .slmem fer mixing with Peruvian Guano This
reIuvian and Mexican shonld be mix. hall and half
me most experienced chemists in the couutry nro.
AZ .os nsSfure the best and cheapest manure for
a. =" crop. u. Ii. skihKEk & Co.
~ No. SO Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

moved he oRss 3 No. Isl fz5..0aer . nas re-
6oolG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

kblLLWKItsftT NOTI E.--Havinx lo-
III cated myssif in the city of Richmond / EN-
now prepared for making contraes 10 build OF repair
all kinds oil Mills, either In the city or country
references sven. Persons having work 70 do win
leave their nfders IT my residences, 18th e. nearly
hood Of Wesley Chapel; or a line through the Post
Office, stating ths particulars will BE- promptly at
tended to c. b. McCORMfC s.
an 6--d&cims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

tfsHE AiDTfiEk,S BREAST tLo
These Cloths 6s not profess TO cure erseh pIss,
bnt they have never been known 10 fan IN sh ~,
stance if applied in time, 20 PREVENT the iq,.',
of thu MAmmARY ABscEss, or GATHERED os,i a.
so common aud painful to sing mothers -.
rections accompanying them, snd descnPtNe "a.
phlets may be obtained Of the agents sFsts.
price is 81, for which ard II cents worth o. peS's
stamps pair will be promptly sent BY mall 70 ~
part Of the country. For sale by the AEents,
MEADE & BAKER, Chemists, So
l36.N w corner of Main aud lVih sS3
fxv Richmond. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

DUkIELL, LADD ~ Cu.. prussssieet,
Richmond, va-iisving received thels taiL -
consisting in part of the following, oiie' ii's
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ses. EDk RENT..--A central and ,ao.t al
Ns% liable private Dwelling st the corner OF iz,h
ssS- and Marshall streets, at present occupied by
Mr. ]. 3. Wstkins. Few family residences present
so many advantage this either to business or rro
fssslons gentlemen in the beautiful part of tia
city, containing rooms, beaides number of clo
sets, bath room NC. The city water in the yard sud
also in the second story supplying the bath room i
supplied with gass throughout. The kitchsn has HI
rooms and two in the basement for wood and col
Possession Ist of September.
Apply to GODDIN APPERSON or
THOMAS w. KEESEE
AL 20 No. 20 Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

MEDICINAL ELtiD EXTkACTS-No
lFA are prepared to furnish Physicians and ctheS
with all the Pharmscoposal Find Extracts 0. war
rsnted 9Th and purity of character fully Eeprs'
senting the respective Drugs from which they se
made of our own manufacture
MEADE L BAKER, Phsrmsceutss
1856 N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets
L .af..x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

az, EOA RENT.--Tbe brick Warehouse
sss:s on the Basin, at the of Gary AID l9Jh
-sesA str-ets now occupied by Messrs. +. q. Il w.
D. Tonipkins. Possession given lss Of 0ctober.
Apply to ED. D EACH0
iY i5--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

Hsa FOR kENT.-.Tbe cemmedious nnd
EE.s well arranged Tobacco Factory, now occupied
49, by Mr. g. W Herwood situa ed on Gary street.
between 18th and 18th streets, Possession gwen On
the first OF January next. Apply to
au To- It's STEARNS & BRUMMFL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

OTTO E--JOHN w COSBY having
tranferred and assigned me, for the benefit Of
his creditors all debts and claims due or accrung to
him by bond, BILL note open account or otherwise,
hereby require all persons owing such debts or claims
to make immediate payment to me, longer indul-
gence cannot be given.
jy 1S--ts ALEX. GARRETT, Trustee.
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EOR SALE.
wv" eity Of Richmond per cent, long and
io"V stats o. Virginia per cent, long and short
Ioooo Central Bopda
s 900 South Side Bons.
Wits o,

sitEr hLk IA T. N AT PRIVATE
Jsmss Ri ~ cue county Of Powhaiau, miles from
.sd mile. from nh" e. from Ro.hstan Court House,
about $50 acres $50 acres cleared i.na
snes Il psI low grounds. very productive. The bal
proysas Moo .sna part heavy timbersd. The Inn
q 49, n1lt1 consist Of comfortable dvrIl;n. hor.
isss BARN. sad tobscso houses L. Ts1 no ,,
~ ~ APRy 70
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS, Of
l. l. the following classes, viz:
REGAIJA pENaAHnS TnNnnN


REGALIA, PENSAD0S, LONDON
COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPERA
Also-Turkey and Virginia Smoking Tobacco; Vir-
gna Chewing Tobacco; Meerschaum, Cydrolit, Bo-
hemisn Genoise and Powhatsn Pipes; Amber Pearl
Cherry, Zebra and Jessamns Stems Meerschaum and
Amber Cigar Tubes-and ell ether articles in the To-
bacco line, can be had of
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of and Dealer in Havana and
Principe Cigars, American Hotel Building,
au 1-tf Corner of Main and 18th streets
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DEAL HAVANA C1GAks.-6e hassS,.J
II store large assortment Of the h3sst W IN
Cigars OF variety of brands. in boxes ot l0e $50
each. MEADE 4 BAKER,, Chemists, see
1856 N. w. conner of Main and ipta s1tSe
S-1Se4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-02

NInS. SUSAN REED wiis resume The
lVA duties of her SCHOOL. tha lat OF september
at her residence, of 24-h and Broad streets
1872 aW3w
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u klDGEOkD ~ CO.'S WESTERN EA
- PRESS-Rates of freight per 100 It's. on manu-
featured Tobacco from RICHMOND through to the
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s<xs EUK IL HNT.-The dwelling corner
81 of Grace and 18TH streets, row occupied BY ths
Es:A subscriber. 1t is in good repair Gas and i.
tor ON the premises Apply to
Ed. Z. DUDLEY.
al Its 18th st., bstweeu Main end Fransi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

NwEll.ING House. 10 rent on second and Third
~ sss., In the vest end u the city.
Trs v.laala. hnidi"x Lots In sssrdevsnss sAdiss No
reasonable terms.
Two Lots on the Biu6. head Of Gaines ssress,-ass
ss"1sssvcted River vicv-for sale very cheap.
Several valuable Lots for bushes. houses asd dwell.
inss, ON Harr'ssi and Main streets, north VI sixth
for sale yIsw.
Ten valuable building Lots on Second and Third
49,, tH safe, credit .: i've years given mcss
Lot !" Greens Addition; dwelling house % ths
prcmsrs, for sal" ch-ap
West half lot !, III b,v,k u house, well, and Inn.
tprvvrn~n's.
% frrt front BY 81 f.ct d.pon Main street oppcss
the 1I-Clairc House fpr sale
Coriser VT Main AMI Front ~ rect. fer sale ch~.p
West y LIT > Gosk Is, "pprsite X. Cooks rcsi.
dence, for sale cheap an bong time.
Yves, Lots, blrkso, LClsire's 7,h sddaSH
house with rooms and r,oh stable. $500
Lots and 10 Aiichei0 Slsiitten, and Dwciiies
house ~ by ~ On 1T :, for sale cheap.
.ss~ s.c ~, 'p 70. east, 10 scrcs for sale.
acrr lot ~ UetGrs, Rabinsu0 Hnlle1es addition.
Sw sWdw y Sc y, sec ~ ~, r Q Tor sale.
Men SC ~ ~ 81 Y Sc, Clint ~ county, G.'ssic<
oseFcs iain sc ~, " ~, 5caat, mile from Dav-
| export.
% acres In SEC ~. 'p ~. rse MI under cuiiiys
mile from city, for sale ,h, ap
- , aoT isn az, 100 acres miles FIRM
sen ofsw sw ofNEk s27. and
y OF IS ~ r ~ X 10 Louisa County adj
| JosaHig timber. for sale
u ofNw HS2lT II RE- " one milo from, the
city 81 MuscatiB Inc. Tor sale
~ acres land % under cultivation, fenced. stc~
house. good water I5o fruit trees ~ premises h,pr,
the " IofS W 5 20 7 70 X az, , miles from Dsvcn-
4 port. for sale.
~ acres with dwelling house anil stahle anil oth~r
Improvements. adjoining the city Of Davenport, Sor
! fate
wSofNw s,ersnaE 10 acres Tor sale.
Forty acres No pvairie land, near waicott, Il q
sale very low-prir. f500
Thirty acres ~ l. md In West Davenport fdS saie
cheap Ia Lee Of from four to eight acres hnc view of
River and Twin Cities.
AIS" several other valuable tracts Of Real Istats Ia
the city and country, for sale by
ALLEN / DOOLAN,
| OciI1 df No. ORR Building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

The opposition papers-black-repnb
MISREPRESENTATION journals-are re-
ioicing 1t the election of Blair to Con-
eress. from Missouri. Blair Is slave
holder, and devoted to Benton, who
said in his last speech before the cleo
ton that in csnvassing the State he
found the democracy throughout Mis-
souri, united upon Buchanan,and urged
Mr.. Blair's election n . meens Of ena-
bling Mr. Buchanan, when president,
to carry out his policy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

Two ElEcroaAL F,lIMoRE
~ PesxsyLvANsA.-The Fillmore men IN
Pransylvam have rejected - their Sta :
Cosvsatioa, b. vote Ut seveMtv-'wo 70
eighteen, the dishonest proposal OF the
Black Republicans 10 form fvsioa sleeso-
raj ticket while supporting the different
men for The Presidency. They proceeded
10 form fall electoral ticket, putting At ~
head, - Senatorial eLc'ovs, The well
known names Of Jos 4. fngerscll and An
drew Stewart. Forty-ihree cOIaties wr'e
represent. in their convention, and the
prospect y thy viii p''! for Fi'lmos. about
. nHy votes J" Pennsytvan'a,as" . wool
" Horse will get, whose prospects, never
bright, are growing darker and darker every
day. The defeat Of the TBemsaters in this
matter Of fusios electoral ticket, - TO
them staggering blox.-lC Cincinnati E"s
nuirer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
Medical Card.

I'M. WILLIAM vANZANDr ~ 3, Louis, Occ,,i-i
IL and Optbalmic surgeon. npding it necsssar, for
his health, ~ reside, during ~. SEASON. in a
residence the city ~ Rick Island III, where h. b"
consulted for al diseases ~ the cy AMI opthslnir OPP
atins frm the Arst " July until the last Of Sep
tmbrr- Chronic Affections scncrally will rcc,iv
p,rtton II his attentin and eye patients will Ind
that during the warm xas.n they can b. more suc-
cessfulIy treated in northern climate than that
OF 81 Louis. Oune6)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

AprAna0r TsEAcHERv NgSUxEO.-Jhe
0rn,hern ssiesssie ri Alsllard Fillmore s~e-
- ~, his Peaeessed snPceseess - etan-
srI, aois have bles I'D sN1 f.sDed uroA :
ate ,se)el with the blsst vspselicasa. ~
ev.ag hin i great nsmbwss aad rally ~
- ~. DaeAanaa. They ore eotced 10 =
ek;s-1eg eho0 there i no oetsss alters t.ves
Il y oaios impossible 70 ex,eet that NY
win I'D b, their vote, in ~sersins = seet'"n;
II abolition candidate. or that they VIII
snpeost M. + llnole wasrn they. see hss
pge;ended friends playing dosbIs Esee
-C Boston Timss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

poIl7icAL DoxoLoGIEs.-T1e following
has been dedicated to the fusicn parsons
y no desecrate their sacred profession BY
preaching politics on the Sabbath day
Vocal and instrumental music being .
prominent element in church music, such
"praises~ y the following, accompanied BY
. 6fe and drum, would Be entirely in &C.
COZ dance with the character OF their dis
courses.
From oil that credit Kansas lies,
Let shrieks for FIRE .dom Oft arise
Let Fremont'0 name be ever sung
By every traitor yet unhunE!
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Los T..

A Pucket-Rok containing go IN gold.
vMEX$N and from $40 10 $iS In bills; also
IkSsYEyVM ten Notes Of hand, payable " Mcssrs
u1x&Nx2 lIagcr wHl,ar anil one Oie en-
d.rsed BIZ Ar Blnmmr. This Is Ia warn al persons
against purchasing said Notes. A liberal reward
will be pad for the return ~ 'hc anve property to
anlSltf HAGER 4 WEBER
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G0111Dr AsoeoA
vsansuGg sJOkng ~ NEW o.


NV Ouessnsk ~. ~
ASavlnos so@o eesssye1 = ~ sts1aiey
@ Ouo19. n lss1s1 G. ~, - - .
6saAa4. ~ soesss Wsss 80 Aieasogess
g heS 0GDan1-e Qeoe on0oW seoesss-
o. osssosee ssvse1sue 4 - nevs -: 9.
0isely iasa1nosl. evssy Islldiag = ~ .
~ - sNsQs swsys 81 - ~ tA1sese
$500 - ssy.ssvsa ksssss ssessesS
~ s0ss1e ~, CA. 0uiah. ~ hsss
q ~ CO wglA heeo oaobss g lsseso-
-, - eneonoaeso1 ~ sloso beooso
Ssoekin9 La hlssl, ssA bsesas psseeet.
h oasnseaeooAos ~ sese e - . WOee...
~ eosos e0sag ~ pesssagsee - 80:
q. oAsss bsiag - lses tAao toe $4,000
- en- pssosas slingisg 10 ~ Wrees:N
4vae0e - 6 ~ vessel sseh eMaSe":!y
vsiasas ~ sssivas = soss 'sss~ = ~
Whsshv @yse shs eoagsay hsvs ssss
~ = ~ ~ sscertAi' cd, shsvge eopse ese
enNest.jeed thsA I'll wsSe ssvsG, . else
- = uedsesseed 70 have gosse . their -.
~ Csiio~ 0slsnA No. slso besa swb0ssk'
G, ~ ~ aeeoenss from tsseee 80 very
NA Aewsver, reported that On iss@eass
eossal d Psopesty and lives have been
~. he sesps oswiit:h 40 Ellisee'' =.
o ths bsie Creole, which were iyiag nee'
- 0eao6 - ths river. havs ~ bssn ssss'
essCy damaged By ~ seosD.
% ~ lnto ed sives ~ eleo Heee o.
oonegoee seoaosse, 6ab6eeAe - eehss
49, ialassl. N.asly I'll ~ veesvsa
6 - vetssjsg plsees hese 49, 1850.
go, - ~ 6alD6jseD teegoeot -
hoosoo -, sweps swag. AIse9eeses -
~ e Dsepsssy 0sss - ~ heeeys ~ ~
g r BASKERVILLE nov 70 saleslate ~
ooesoA Ths crops j. 10 tease1 nese c!sl
euneeed severely. The st0o0sAtc peite'
0eloAis, jsst arrived from New Yese We
0osooa, ssoapsa ~ seor0. ae0 u nes
ssesly q ~ Qsasaaeies viii Oil veil o.
hAne0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

Thare arc, by the census three hun
bred and ffty-ive publishers in the T.
nited States, two thousand booksellers,
fifteen thousand printers, and three
thousand aud Ave hundred bookbind-
sesp. The number Of new books issued
in 1863 y said 70 have exceeded 1000.
Only one book out Of every two hun
dred rets to . second edition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
Bank 81 Florence,

W. D0Sek 81 Florence
FLOR ENC8, NEBRASKA
GEO. D. SARGENT, Prest. J. n. PARKER, Cash.
vTNME und resigned proprictors Of the Bank Of
! Florence, Nebraska, are ny the pro-
visions Of It's Charter, Individually responsible
for all its issues, aud will redeem The Notcs u said
Insthuti'n At its counter the city II Florence. in
oin. and ut either 81 thir Banking Houses, East
err 8xehsnae q one per cent, in specie u
rates VI other currency.
COOK l. SARGENT. Davenport
COOK, SARGENT + DOwNEY, Iowa City Iowa
COOK, SARGENT h COOK Fort Dcs Moines
COOK, SAk6ENT 4 PARKER, Hlorcnc., Nebraska.
july 7th l6b6-dtf
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Fer 8aOo = 1870,


- thr upierssnrd sssil the Issh mss., k,r rshaiD1
nc tn" Writ P,e-hytsrisR Chnsch in IVA City, &C.
o,ling t. plan snd specifications 20 be at our
nice. The ~ - be let tih- lowest respOnsi-
hi htdd-r. u unAeSstssN, BIO, Yer, that uii bsdr
are subject - r~suss, y ~ tru$ees u she chusct
n Va City.
Iaugi+is,l EDWARDS . CARROLL, Architects,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

uocs have bcon contracted Tor IN
Cincinnati at FIVE dollass and seventy
cents per hundred, to be delivered in
November.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

~ A hundred and fifty swindlcrs
have been eavght at the Astor House
alone, by one Of the walters, within
the last six months, trying to leave
without paying for their meals.