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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
Building Materials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vestibules, Halls,
IL Hesrhs Dining rooms, Colservatores &c GARNKIRk
CHihNEY-IOPS, DRAlN-PIPEs, sc. For sale By
MILLER, COATES YOULE, No 27s Pearl sf NY.
POOFS-ROOFS-ROO cheapest and
~ best article for covering roofs TAR ROOFING PAPER
which keep constantly hand will sell large sma2
quantities 70 suit purchasers.
JAS. DERRICKsON 4 Co, No IS Beekmaa-,.
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TOR sALE-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT and

II FARM Of % acres OF choice Land, situated in Clinton
Jersey miles from Newark and the residence
Cars Ezra The buildings all ia good order
For further psrculsrs inquire OF IL BALDWIN No aOj
Dufs ids'. Brooklyn, or OF NM LYON near the premises
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5aIes bp Autiion.
A. ~. Mskwfy. AIctonrer
BANGS. BROTHER d CO.-Tr.deS.r

4. u NtkNfN, Acctonfef-
HY BANGS BROTHER 4 Co.-TradeS,l.
ID Roours No IS Psrk-rsw
siNrYlTHIRD SEw-YORK TRADE SALLY
viii crEu TUESDAY. 18th March, vita = 81
BOoss, wteb viii 0srury sK DAYS
After The Box sse the Stationery, Papers Slsnk 3,k,
&c. Sl b sod. commencing II kSDAl 5 March A.;
continuing until Completed
The sic Of Stereotype Plates Enxrsyrd s,ee iai csp,
Plates wl. be held on SATURDAY ID MsrrL
Purct vii ut that the CsAosae ehsces suAstxsss
a'fTeetous rendeFn The sAie worthy o. the attendance o.
classes Of luyc's small a. well Arse there bng
oi 10 he " LOTS aud tnerr also 10 RESTRICTION q
TO the Deesse Of quantities those announced C.f,
logue. tiey REV obfal ming their fun ssptss
The Cata.ogue i nov really
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07
BOGART. Auctioneer-By S. BOGART..

I BOGART, Auctioneer-By S. B0GART.-
Os On SATURDAY at lt o'clock, at the Auction Rooms,
Frankfort and Wam-sts, sale large and
extensive OF Paro and Bedroom Furniture Bus
sells hreeply Carpets, Oleloth Kitchen Furniture Also
lot OF large and costly Gas Chandeliers.
BY JOSEPH HEGEMAS Auctioneer
SATURDAY, March &, at II o'clock, p. m, at
- No. 80 Cralbeny-st., Brooklyn-HOUSEHOLD EURNi-
TURE, consisting OF Carpets OIL Cloths Bedsteads Bureaus
Chairs, Tables &C.
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b. A. CHILroS Aucuoneer.
HNRUSTEE'S SALE of PEARL STREET
Il HOUSE and LOT-Tbe Tso-sory and Attic Brick House
and Lot No. 40 Peast between Madison and Oak opPo
site Nandews terr., at Auction.-COLE Chiffon wiz
sell Auction THURSDAY March 18th, 1856 ct u o'clock
the Merchants Exchange under the direction OF the under
signed the Two-story ard attic Brick HOUSE aud LOT No
Pea the north astery side Lot IS feet 'front.' and
81 inches the side and 81 feet deep on the other
The Bowery extension terminating this property VIII
make very valuable purposes For further
tculars terms &c. call the AuctoneeIs COLE Chiffon
No. IS NasSau-st., near Liberty. - -
(6g5) BAUMAN LOWE, Trustee.
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THO LET-54 HOUSES, at Rents from $3.50 t.
il $500; also FuIisbed Houses-rents from +lOoo (
rs 90 also Houses with Furniture for Sale; also,
the country and for sale. Apply to r. d. GOODWIN
No. 800 Broadway. near Grace Church
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ITO LET or LEASE-STORE No. 1O2 Vesey-
6. A JONES. No. Il Warren-st.
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Hlillinerp, ST.
Jneia- Rubber GOODS.

INDIA-RUBBER GLOVES and MITTENS-
Wool lined for cold, weather. Ladies' House.
Gloves for sweeping Of coares &c Oysterens Nit
tens expressly working heavy Gloves and Aens
for workers ecds Fer sale at all Rubber and BY
the GOODYEAR GLOVE CO., No So Johnst up stairs
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ITO LET-Premises now occupied as HOTEL,
Il corner Of i5thst and 9dav from May Inquire of HI
RAM MERRITT, No ~ 3d-ay., Of 5. THOMPSON on
8jL.st., near SG.ay.
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u sliah basement HOU Sc No IA w., sSh b.,..ssn
SO aud sth..s With Stable and c.rAsshOuse The House
dumb waiter speaking tubes &c. Rent sT5a xnnSx o.
HOWE No III 0randsL, Bowcry from 10 a ~ M
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s between ltSh and bend Of the road
~ 90 ,s tus,ed high ground in view
% tae s aud Commanding extended prospect Of
M os p aoS eSa'sa'e' scenery Apply to c. BARNARD
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ITO LET.-PAkT of a HOUSE to RENT to a
Il small American family. Inquire at No lN Christopher
y between ~ and o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

CS,CUOs sl5oOo.-Eligble COTTAGE RESI-
DENCES, adapted TO the wants Of small ssntes families
great VARIETY number Of elegant RESIDENCES for
SALE Ard to LET JOHN BRAINERD, Waist Ferry.
Brooklyn.
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TOR sALE-A beautiful COTTAGE HOUSE

and other surrounded with II acres Of Land, with
more grated Fit Trees OF almost every variety IN
full bearing high ground Lyons Farms between
Newark end Ezabethown p miles from either place Horse,
Carriage and furniture will be sold desied The above =.
rare opportunity any gentleman DESTROYS Of heating m the
vicinity Ncyg-York. Apply TO ISRAEL MINOR, No IA
FutoIs;., y. Y; or 10 WM. MORGAN on the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

EOR SALEM Vanderbllt-ay., Brooklyn, be-
Il tween FULTON snd Atlantic two small FRAME COT
TAOES Italian style SLED IN with brick TO the peak psIz a
front and rear French windows marble msrtes IN paors
good dry cellar ara coal vault II basement fixtures
ell over The house sspe Arbo with excellent SssT9g Isabella
vine IN the Yards and every for small families
Houses 2xS0 each Eve feet alley way Prce 5000 each
half morisage Inquire the premises FuiOnsv
10 the corner of Wander htsv.
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ITO LII AT ONOIIANI- NOO y M '7I@.hI
eigiby situated about FIVE minutes ak from iie Ford
ham deIot Harlem Railroad and ixty minutes ride from the
City Hall II stocked with variety Of fruit trees IN full
bearing and well smented with eyegreen shrubbey ao
making considering desirable pace for
srv person seeking country residence Apply TO HENRI
MILLER Resters Once. Hal Of Records new fork CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

ITO LET-RoOms with steady Power. Posi-
ton central; light good rates low One LIST Floor with
fT1 m / 10 50 horse power ~ GAUDU No lOl Wskers-
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furniture.

ENAMELED FURNITURE. H. +. FAB
Of rch EDameled Chamber Furniture IN all Patterns ssd 20
cs and esbostey decorated in landscape figures snd nv
At the msnufactory and wsrerooms Nos " and % Woore'
between Broorne and Grand
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Real estate for 6ale.

only As minutes ride the city and railroad depot The
house and location pleasant aud heathu Tickets to
visit the premises, gratis Price $500
J. c. SANDERS, No. Nassau-st.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at Orange,
NNew JerseyA FARM Of forty upon which good
House Water Fruits &C. large portion OF the land upon
hah ridge opposite the Orange Mountain aoding splendid
site for building. Apply to 49,. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

ITO LET or LEASE-The large DWELLING
1uely 90 BY CO.. No 100 Bank St; having II Rooms 200
Hon,e and Bath Suitable for Boarding House OF hinuit
iorv Apply in the Office on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

The price viii yary from IS TO as according location
quality etc Conscis Deeds may Be made during the year
1876 STIMULATING the purchase money 10 be paid IN hive annual
lDsfsueus The first become due IN two from the
date Of contract the others annually thereafter The last
p,yment due the end Of the sixth ysar from the
date Of the contract
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minuies uk 70 the ferry have subcesrs
YARDS ere modern bult well finished repeio throughout with
evefy eesvenence water baths ranges &C. They front
on psrt. and command harbor Apply
once, sssth-eas Of Hudson % sts Hoboken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

TOR SALE-The frst-cass English basement
Il threesory HOUSE. No 222 West s0hsi, between 9Th
ard 9thavs Has all the modern Improvements and f..
hed for the IL perfect order Has Of
Chisons Furnaces Gas Fixtures Re Apply on the premises
or At No. ZSi Wsshington-st.
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LA new 4.stOry BROWN STONE

Il Two story and basement frstelass BRICK HOUSES,
Nos and 2 West 45th between 6hav and Broadway
One story English basement roass House No % est
3jthsi One 4story Store and dwelling No. f9 Sdsv light
tenement Houses 36th-st. Apply TO .
JAMES D. RAY No. 10 Csnast.
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ITO LET-TwO HOUSES on Hudson ay., a few
rods below Dr. Tsylors Church. in South Bergen New
jersey good line Of pass the premises every 10 min
ute fsre g. Rent rs each Inquire at No 81 King
. New-iOrk
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COR sALE-Three substantial three story base

meut snd copn'ercellsr HOUSES aud LOTS in 5jths-
between sth Bd sth Nos "a and 30 Size OF Houses
9x0 Lots 2ox99 with all the mot~m improvements Pos
given Immediately Price IS SO; portion OF the
chase money can Apply the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

TOR SALE-PROPERTY, known as st.
Philips Church in Cenest between Leonad and Worth
sta feet by 20 so feet deep Inquire OF Il.
SCOTT, No 2l7 Wsfer-st
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-19
professional CARDS.

.cy,pn x ,ILEs. WILLIAM DooLAs,
iAttorney al Law.
ALLEN & D00LAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY AND LAW OFFICE.
no. Z oRR's BUILDING, a
DiYENPOR1, Iona.
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THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS coMPA NY,
Connects with tho American Express Comps yat
BuffnlO. Cleveland Il Ghic0go
WITH q, Ran -rF E=
WELL's, FARGO g. Cos. CALIFORNIA AMI
stE .2aH EUROPEAN ExPREss. a5
UPBe particular and order Goods '.By the Un.ited
States Express Compaiy."II
GENERAL oFFICEs.-sa Broadway, New-York :
Corner of West Seneca and Pearl Sts., BA1AIo, n,
!l}g E8r ri . -a RENWICK q son, A6r's.
Bazar Building ,PackstLandiag, Davenport, Iowa.
March5d'55-d-tf r-+a,- a-.a 49,,
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Houses and Lots For Sale &
A NUMBE OF HOU SES, LOTS and vacant OTIS
IA pleasantly situated In different pSr6 Of the cit.
for sale on fav orabls terms. Applyto
Oetll-dtf $50 81 rE..r sG
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A CARD.
psarnelp: s.a'a;x s.a'a;xnsnN s,sxssGN rGSs'0'' GW.,
wholssalo Dealers In Groceries,
,ouuISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANls'
Garner Perry aad Second Streets.
Davenport, Iowa.
,,s,o, ira sale OF I.afin 4 Smiths Gunp powder
on,.ntIy ON hand one thousand Kc gs and Cases nj
ae Snoring and Mining Powder which We WI iat-
al nj Ave minutes notice. VIZ @.'E l7"a ~ *SNs@
July s,ls5t-wtw-iy
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RllL. Is AND SHOES
N o r T g E!

g G. DAWSON. e. co, have formed a
lkOs partnership wlthf IL. Grggs, under the name
aud style Of Dawson. Griggs 4 Co., to take efeci
on tho Ist day Of November, 1855. f9l5EEar@s
AlipersOns having unsettled accounts with the old
firm requested ty call and settle. ESUct25
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SAMUEL PTRRY.

s SAMUEL PERRY,
nGerGha1at Taller,
LAS OIL hand new full rtnen, Of french
IL and knglish Clothes, Csssineres aid testiI e.
able for the season, which he will make VI TO
measure on sh ort notice and reasonable terms,
READY MALE CLO1HlNG,
VI all kinds for Spring and summer wear, which
will be sold aschsap Is the cheapest
hLRAISH/A Il GCOLS.
gsod supply oieyer, thing neeestsI, fer gentle
mans wardrobe SprlDg style 81 Bats
Cana, \ IOnkS, v0lices, Aes
P.S. Would invite those about to purchase goods
IN the above line 10 give him call before urehssng
elsewhere. One. price only No tronbl't show
III the same Etge .-ssssa SAMUEL FEhhf.
Davenport AprilIs
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
t ATJOHN J0RDAN's

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE and vafie d assortment of NJ rs and
ARoys, Ready made Clio thing, .bi.c.
ns ali the 2Pl ROY o. st And made by
rood work men out o. the bert mat rial
Fine, medium and common Union. Beaver. Felt,
Pilot. Petershan and Flushing bsletll. Ssek. ana
esletot tOyercosts Cloth. Iret. ano Ftoet Cost Of
sarout colors and quaites Cietb. Catsia ere, ksu-
Oct, civ eli and Tweed Psntsloohs sAk Sain Va.
,nta Sw Velvet. Plush. Cle IL, Csssin
Iatinei Double and Single bIessled Vets Monkey
aekets Drawers. UndeIsbirts. Hosist,. Suspeucer
iloves Crsya Hendxsrchefs Shirt oIhis Stocks
Ties Scsrfs, winehe and scotissppsesed Patent
shouldersean Shin ., IN brelss
y kept in gsntlemah's fnrnishill stofes tclud ding
iobes de Chsmbre and Revere Vests and Os sercosts.
Also, splendid assortme nj unce Cloths, assi.
tnerss and Vestiags- ali oil which will be sde W 10
ride the best manner, with promptnsss a.
nodating prices,- and by competent y orkmen 1bis
.stablshmen tisin the monthly receipt ofths latest
sashions so othatordersintrusect 10 them may be re-
led being in the lateststyle ~ those who Dc.
ireit All manner OF plain work ,and work OF gen.
/, ee Medium. promptl, attended 30 as heretof ~.
HATS ofa new style together With all ,ofthe COM
snpn kinda constaptl, on hand
the su on 6deut.
- JOHN JORDAN.
Northumberland ID ciosaiss on Frontstrses sppo.
.ite the Steam Mills. 4
Tavapnoyt.Julv Cd Ia5S-w&d-tf
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IOWA sTATE INSURANCE COMPANY.
G9-5 KEOkUK. IOWA.
This home cOmpanyls now pfepafedlo 10 taA Tsks
ON ths safe classes of property the haai Plan,
d an ths casa plan for eash preHaigm at rates as
reasonable ss those Of any reliable company.
DIRECTORS:
- ~ p.,,x J,,hn Mcclure, r.. II. Garrison.
]. W. Rankin, Geo. B smith, r, n. roIo,
X. s. Creel, - 5 Biiiihgs, W. r. ia'her'
q CARRIER r. Vic kersham.
OFFlCERS:
G. H. PsRRY, President. 4. II. Harrison, Treasurer.
J. W Rankin. v. Presidr. w. F. Turner, Secretary
Office in WitherMaxs bioekCo'e' Da"'''
Co.'S. Boot and shoe Store, Brady ST.
- T" = 4 b ]. T. LANE, Agent,
Nov s-dtf G Davenport. Iowa
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STOVES. ES!!

TINE subseribershnv ing purchased the entlrestock
/ ofStoyes, &c., of II. WIcKgRsHAM dealer in the
wellknown Charte oak Air Tight Cook StOve) would
solicit share public patronage, hoping to satisfy
aiI who may in future deal within we would Insert
Ne Inducements, first, sell both Eastern
ans Western Stoves, including over 20 Patterns OF
COOK STOVES, Of which to select.
We wsxsant every Stove sell, both to operates
against die cracks, ereby naking II greatly 10 the
us. Wskeep constantly on hand large supply OF
Charter Oak. H1
WewsuId also oEert dealers thu thefoilowinginduce
,nents: having purchased stock in the East,
Nes us to sell you Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and all
Kinds Timers stock at Chicago prices freight ad
jed th,re by saving you expense, troubleand delay
M RtcSs being D PRACTICAL workman, will attend
personaiyte all Kinds Of Jobbing, such as Tin Roof
ing Scouting -Smithing ,fc., all work war.
Brady between Front and Second.
NAV ed. is55.dwtf WICKERSHAM & HICKS.
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Moline.
SEARS, w0oD Z CO.

SEARS, WOOD 4 CO.,
Bsdstsad Manufacturers, Lumber Merchants
: g. and Dsaisrs in Plansd Flooring,
MOLINE, ILLINOIS. ..
VtHE only esta blishme entin the West where
SHERW WOOD'S S CELEBRATED TURNIN 6
LATHE is used for turning PRlsMATIc FORMS; such
Ntpels, ,Bslxsters, Bed Posts, Table Legs, andOt
work too various to enumerate, with the
Mouidings SJ eli into squares Of amy n1mbsr 0,
besu,iful wori thatfsncy can desire sndSsvins ths
appearance of costly earosdnork
funa ~ Ias4--trw-tf
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

I,HE subscribers are constantly making variety OF
Printing and Wrapping Papersat their Millin Mo.
line and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity o
good clean cotton or lnearags. Ourtravellinga gcut
40 Churchill will call on the Merchants through
ceS4raIowa and pay them in cash or paper r their
rags. WnEELoSh * rEhuVS. q
Moline, June 30th, 1854. -
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stable, II shall b ssqsit6a Wat h. give III.
personal attention u the condition Of III.
streets, bridge, landih1k he,, and ~ any
time slodid fscsifs BE- 1seded,it shall BE-
hisduty Is attend pe,sen1)ly an cause such
tstsifs y nfaf be crdeisd by the street
eSnmittee " Be made
Do IL further Rsssiyed, that The assistant
Constable shall fepVSt y the street com
mittees, weekly the condition Of tbs streets,
bridges, landing, &c.
=. % 4 further Resxved, that the salary Of
month.
Corporation Officers salaries fixed a.
follows:
ros Msy". $1,000 ~, snnumn.
Assistant ConstabiS. X" ~, .,,,,.
S S,spsss .t's q i p,Is Htsoa'. ,sSS
" "s'' "'sss,' A,,e,; * ''f month
Corporation Physicisn.... no
CIR of The board. ...... 10
On motion, the Board adjourned ,a. n,
L. GsAnnras, H. TOMLfNSON
Secretary. Pres'dnt svs I'm.
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they don't, and consequently it is not
imper;tive. Ii this is not logic, then
some Philistiae will much cblige t,s Ia
say what logic is.
OLD ItNERs.-1n the Lake Provi.
lence Herald, an "Old Line Demo
crat" makes his appearance. regularly,
with = column Of "Ieaded' long ptim.
tner matter Of abuse for the American
Party, in that Parish. This is 4
strange proceeding, Iibetally INDUCED
in elsewhere yet the " Old Liner"
and the Old Jackson" assume The
position, which is no doubt true, TINT
he aforesaid Dark Southern party, is
IN hopeless minority, and cannot, II
it would, do HE parish of Carroll, any
l'atms Then, why should the "OId
Liner vent his spleen, and waste his
precious time IL staining virgin fool
soap, with bootless malice It is
great TO have giants power. but it is
cruel to use it Ike giant. The cour-
age Of the "Old Liner" is of that
va'orons kind, to "pluck dead lions by
the beard"
The common scribe to such articles
as the one referred to !in the HrroM,
" An Old Liner" an "Old Jackson
DC. are very ambiguous. The OlI
Liner should tell us, how old he him
self is, and to what old line he clings.
Is 1t something like the Equonox
ial,' or " Mason's ~ If So, he cl;ups
to something are drawn and imagip-
AIRY, from which he may let 20 with
out any fear Of n fall to hurt. aud M
on which (if he do hold ou) there is no
fear that the world will be startled
with the agreeable intelligence. that
he has clloked himself An Old line
Democrat Why fellows have signed
themselves such, without the saffron
cclored stu',ble Of manhood ON their
chins. !
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atw Gbtap Stort.
Beautiful sprtug Goods.

Just RECEfvED per Sea ehip C.hA wbs, from
y New Y0fk, and opened this morning, choice
selection Shades Drets Goods. Ftohneed Ear-
ere Robes, Chilly, Plain and bisck ho,ese.,
Hinghams, lawns, very hue t,lsck Alpaca, apper
Hcmbasine, English snd french prints, Bril,ans.s,
Corded Lawns, pnrfs sylphides, \ rev avsieiA for
ladies dresses. Grenadines Ac., At the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP DASH sTOHE,
tnar25 Lafayette street.
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Gbt Quill! Ge!l,et.
BATON Roudg,mApR1L IL 1860.
n- The True Deitd. persists in

~ The True Dettd. persists in
calling this city 4 one horse town.
MAY We ssk that truthful Journal. on
what principle viii the editor
please give dictionary det'ri'ion for
the word !! The True Delta, has tax
ep the position ii reference to this
place, that IL is" one horse" aud lie
ought to maintain il at my cost
Upon every question arising ~ the
Crescent CITY, the knowing oue'snev-
er make up their mind, as to thee cor
rect position, until the Trne Dela
comes out. They then, take q coun-
ter position to that ASSUMED by the
exemplary sheet referred to. and this is
= certain criterian for tight. The edi
tor Of the True Delta, has the remark
able faculty. Of knowing, how to d,un
anything into popularity with the pec-
pie. Should he step 50 far out of hi
usual walk, as by chance TO call this
plscea city. We should date it's down
fall from that period W. beg our
contemporary, not to do it. IL he
wont We shall be under lasting bonds
Of obligation to him, and his sworn
friend IL speaking Of the Old Gothic
castle, vulgarly called "The State
House." let him call it, 4 temporary
assembly room, a deaf asylum an
institution for the Insane. or Anything
else, which, may suit his fertile imagi-
nation but for heaven sake. which is
the truth---pever. True Delta call il,
1.-THE Capitol by the way; every
body 10 down on Mr. Noises bird cage
for Powers Statue, cant you oblige
~ to eAy a word in faint praise. of
chat model Of architectural beauty
THE Ia CouR,EA.--Tbe Courier,
having set up aud knocked down its
old materials Of type, any day these
past five years in defence Of ]emocra-
tic principles +; and having worn the
faces II the same. in puugeut and poin-
I'D articles Of French and English, has
turned the stuff all out to he melted |
again into harmless, dead metal and |
taken \ new aud bright font. The
paper Is farther improved, by being
uurtailed to half the size. and it might
yet be diminished another half. aud
IT'LL the world would not suffer As
before said, we wish them all manner
pf pccuniary success, and hrpe they
nay never make a false pote. 10 jar
be harmony Of the party. The speed
Il the Courier depends not 80 much on
be strength Of the nerves, and mus
lies Of The runner himself, a. upon
he stimulating influence Of the power
acting upon him. The
METAL, makes music, and strength is
equired to coin the metal. In union,
bere is strength. Thieves, as we'll AZ
'onest men, are aware Of the fact.
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THs Last WEEK = Madame Blanoh
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-19

Boz. ''ousp.-A very serious af-
fair is chronicled in the last Caddo
Gazette which Il should be a warn
ing etc, :
The body ofone Of the young mon
Of our town was found in his bed on
Thursday last, by The black man who
blacks boots. lie was Missing for
several days. On examination he was
found to be ' alive and badly kicked"
Served him right. Any young
man, who would 60 " missing" with.
out knowing the way, and /eeling him
self safe at each step ought to be kick
ed, and and there should be no sym
pathy for him,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-19

~ A horned Rooster, is among the
ruriositiea At vannuchie's Museum, New
Orleans.