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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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Ety
The great Central Route connecting the Al Ian tic
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ana South
western states, by con tinuous Rails direct This
road also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line OF
team re- 10 all perts the Northwestern Lakes;
kiux the most direct cheapest aaa reliable rSHts by
which Freight can be lor~ardod 10 and from the
G rasi West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First Class --t;ooi. ,shoes, Dry.i -sc s ,n0 /.
Goods lin boxes Fars, Feathers, hc.t ~"
second CIass...Books IL Station
cry. Dry Goods On bales) Drugs ana sno ~ ,no.
Medicines, HARDWARE, Leather, Wool
TEird CIass...Anrils, Baggiug1
Bacon, Pork ia bulk Cast Steei,i sac . 100 y
sole Leather In bundies) Ochrc, &e.>
Fourth Glass. ..Conee, Fish ,Ba-l
con a PORK (packed) Lafd& Lard oil,} 40c q 100 H.
he p, iron, lead, ,nais, soda ash, &c.>
FLoUR-Sl per barrel untii further notice.
GRAIN-5u cis per 100 b until further notice.
weight until futhe notice.
UFIn shipping Goods from any point east Of Phil.
adsphia, b. particular e marx package. ssis rens
pts for this Road a. Philadelphia or Pittsbnrg ID
Dc forwarded without detention.
Fsn,sBr A AsESTs.-Harris, Wormly & Co., Mem,
phis, ,Teun. X. r. sass Co., ST. Louis, s. Mitch
Eli & Son, Evansville, Ind; Damesnii, Bell & Bur.
dock, and dCarter & Jeweit, louisville Ky: Mel,
drum, Made IN, Ind; sprigman Brow n, and Irwin
Co., Cincinn nnati; N. ". Graham & Co., GAINESVILLE
o.; Leeeh q Co., 81 Kilbs s.. Boston; Lseeh i CO.
is.or House, n. York; William st. and Batter I,
Place. New Y orr; l.. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
grawd1 Koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Rronci.cus, Pi.u
burg. r. 3"
ri: n. HOUSTON, 6sasrsi EreigAt agent, PhiIs
II. ]. LuNBAERf, Sasf. tsoRa, Ps. .-..
Pemnsylvania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphis
arsi Pittsbafya THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Phiisjelphia Tor Pitsburg at Ts A. NJ, and
Pittsburgh fer Phsdsipha at7 a. NJ The fast line
leey O. Phila p NJ and rg for Phil
adeiphsA ~ 1 r. M. The NIGHT hxPREss train
leaves fhilsdeiPhia ior P.tsbargh at lip NJ. and
Pnssburga for Philadelphia at IA =.
Tho above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Rsilrosds to Gudfron ST. Louis, No., Alton, Gsiens
and chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
vie, Ky; Terre Hsate, Dayton, Springfield, Belize
Coaiins, Sand ask oleto, Cisvelapd, CaIum bus,
Zsnesyiile, Masstiion and Wooster, 0h1 also, win
the steam packet hosts tsom and al y Orleans,
ST. Louis, Louisville and ClaeinnaG.
Through tiSkets can 10 hadto ffon. -lher OF the
above pieces. sd 5sEs.. 800 r-
For iurtber part,cniais seshhhdbi 4fihs differ.
ent starting potnts, Passengers frcI ae Westwili
and this the shortest and most exp ious route TO
philadelphia, baltimore, New IOrk "a Boston.
TTHO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phis.
} aMESKIMEN, Agent Fassanser Lines, Pitts.
PhilA. Nov I'd rs diy
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Qaros.
j. ". STEWART.

ATTORNEY AND CouNsEi+LoE AT LAW,
once over hstons Stores Brady bet. Front and Cd
juno 10 dLI DAYENPORI, lOWA.
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DINING SALOON,

,CliE subscriber obliged for the nsttering patron.
i age no has received, informs his friends ana the
public, that no is ssiIl prepared 10 accommodate
Them at his Dining Saloon, IN the basement oil Day-
enpotl's new block, corner OF second and Main
Streets, opposite the lie Claire House Dinner every
day al IL O'CLOCK Meals served up at all hours.
Ics.Crsam, Soda and Mineral Waters.
AWBERRtES received every day during the
season. ,sralt. JOHN ATktN.
June iid-tf
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A kfSsos, X. r, RrYr
> : NAN' SEASON OF 1856,

FT'IF undtTslgHtH IaN6 TOT HIV" TIT
the purpose of ,,,
MAKING AND SELLING BRICKS,
Such Pressed Stock Coruiee, Common, and all 9TH
kinds, BY the houtando or laid up IN the Wall 10 any
quantity u under len millions. 6e0.000 New Bricks on
hand aud for sale. ATKINSON Il REYNOLDS.
Rock Island, Jan. II, $50 dou
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Penn.ylvania Haiiroad
Nock Sslauu,


NJ. b. OSBORN Z. co.
LAYp, srocK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, Ill. rt.i'ss >
Attend 70 the payment oftnyes and aii Ctnsr matters
tad with LaGd AgoDey In all parts oi Illinois
ard Iowa. efee nn lOTiea % street, near Cnor!
RcuFe. EEsasI.- LGs -.#
cnssp Lands.
$ y 81 Sec y tsvn s9S raassi Y y isSs ,si set.'
situated in Cedar county Also
NSsW ar sec "a towpse LFsIge AZ 60 :.
SINE AZ sec 70 .cwB SO y - 4EsO g,
EssH T. g = y.. sss q ssaSS {. tEsS tksS =.
81 NV ar aeess con :" 4EeO
W. sE az see "a - suN Geo Z"
In Sect. county, offered for thirty days al great
bargains By Il Ell owners wic determined 10 sell.
-nrly 20 II. Ii. OSBORN u GO ;, Land igt.
Rock Island, Illinois.
Weheve tlsc some City ard Country property IN
Eock Island couEty uhibh are offered very cheap.
La as h--R-rI -
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IL Claire House
THE NEW HOTEL.
w AV RLY HOU S r

On MAIN near I n sEIbSLt
rs now open for permanent ana translsp -
L Those who wish qalel aud pleasant h9nls o9t' .
at The Wayery Aoase. The ta6tesTt.. Neinl lni,hol
win the aslcaees tao season; the roOms are pleds
snt M. bed. new aud soft, The NdyeTly 10 second
10 nd MOTEL west OF ChieaZo, la point OF beauty o. 10
.Ntion pe isant house, good iurniluIa ans R""c "a
-, LlEMlYI ID. M. ADAM Ms. PfoRfintnI
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For Lease.

A NUMBER OF lots situated In various parts of thc
"A city iorleasc for u term OF years; apdly 70
IuI GEO a.. DAVENPORT.
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HATS AND CAPS.
Black Silk Hats;
gs Euf 81.

Nv Spring Goods have Arrived!
CONSISTING OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS.
Ready-made Clothing!
IA ispeedless to say after the long detention of
these things by the OF the river, that ready
10 exhibit my stock fsr sale TO customers, aud it is
auay needless to say that stock OF goods
market before the stocks there were reduced, anu
consequently had good chance for selections. My
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS 4 vestings
lam ready to make up to orderat shor; notice, in
The best style OF the art.
Mr.. Dunn who has been my cutter for the past year
will remain with me to give h and my friends hs"
Reaay.Nia Clothing Department
is well supplied with assorted goods and selected With
great care. only ask eSamiBatiOut to prove TO all
ihs truth of the above sta tements. Please call at
EDWARD ALDEN'S
CIot1aiaaS store,
Second ST., opposite Le Claire Roac
davenport, Apl sdf EDWARD ALDEN.
SAMUEL PERRY.
MerclaA1at Tailor,
TTAS on hand new and full assortment Of French
IL and English Clothes, cassimsres and vessngs
suitable for the season, which he will make up 10
M measure OF sho ri uotice and reasonable terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
will be sold as scheap sthe cheapest.
FJRNISLIING GOODS.
A sod supply ofevsrything necessary iera gentle
msna, wardrobe. Spring Style of Hats,
"a ps aTrsankS, ValiceS, &c.
P.s' Would insite those about to purchase goods
inthe aboy line to give hia all before Paeehastpg
elsewhere. One price only. Ne trouble % show
goods. Thankfulfor pastfavors hopesa continrance
ofthesame. SAMpHLr Lrhhhf.
Davenport April 10 Is5s. -
FAIR WEATHER.
NT ow ready for sale at Edw ard Alden's, choice
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d Cob Plant.

ID Cob rianta
iced.
Telusire rlst, q
me above csle
issh them a,Ai
-rshieet Ia O..
Little 6isat
/ whiea ua,s u
opaiar favor.
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YER offered IL.
lpisss ready 10.
fs No i,22.
uLe,s iHsatL
ish0ut nsoax.
d " iIh AalyEs
oihpaHy sAL
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is iiNays
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aud hAstaR
I ana read,
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CO4PAHgES,
. ~
The Old Pioncer Bakery still ahead!

nP all sizes of Gurley e. Co.'S. Troy, at
S)spi Z dw-f II. A. P0RTER& BRO r. /
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Vnlj 0LlNUS.
sac. 80
I'LL aLivkn
eu.tamsrs .hs,
,.sss.lsek Of Lsa' a.
Ihn.e-eut hse. our ooi.
aina !, =, thai ouS
sd Whils ,nu ~ = y
r. ~ 70 1900 Ls,D
,a.pfoportion; |. .,iiI
dasUy TO ",
''ii offered H..
coming oyst "a
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Howe Improved Patent
TRUSS BRIDGES. 8SE

TRUSS BRIDGES. 3@s
,y,HE undersigned are proPrietors Of the seors
patcal ior the State OF Iowa. nHd are prepared TO
eealraet for the erection oi nailway or hlghway
in any part Of the STATE As the above Bridges nave
been saople ON ofhe Railroads in the United
States dee IN IS to thslr strength, dura-
hi INV and sneapness unnecessary. All eomBunlea-
lions upon the subject will receive pIoms astanvon'
Address, STONE, BOOMER ~ BofiNIioN,
lei, ls.awtf Davenport, Iowa,
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.Aeb xro4 /
,soAsAies IA
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obFshlns
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JULIUS LAIANCE,

=
Collect Rents, and attend promptly 70 All pnshess
ent.usl cd 10 his care.
o,sea od street, between Harrison and Main.
Fngii.a, German, Danish, Norwegian and Swedish
languages spoken o! oetiI-Gl2
SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
RREWSTEIi IL kN lGHI'
Land Agents at Sioux CITY, Iowa
IAnd. tered and Warrants located IN sioux ti3'
gorl Dodge and Council Bluffs.
n sColleetions promptly attended to;
r. p. BREW SfER, I Is. 4. kNiohi -,
AN a Caun'r. al Law. Civil EngineerG surveyor
REFER TO
DAWSON & True, Esqr.., Editer 6REeus,
Or. i. M. WiheTwaX, Dawson a Grigg''
H. Price, ESD, J. 1 lahe' h'9'
May 10. 'Jo-diY -..-----
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J g. BILLS,
ATTORNEY AND coussELLoR AT Law,
Davenport, Iowa.
Once on Main Street, opposite 10 clsire House
b. BA II R.
CITY UNDERTAkER,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY oy HAND,
COFFINS Of every quality and size,
Wnre.H ooms ana Kesiaence,
Brady ssvasPSfq Yasfa A. f,sws. sGw West Side'
HEA ksE alwaysih readiness. Carriagesfnrbished
when desired. Jaly Is, ls55.dtf
WILSON & PARKER,
EE1RAVER6 ana BRAND CUTTERS,
Seals and ssal Presses Of every description
CARDS AND ENVELOPES
PRISTED IN 4 1uPERl0R STYLE .
IA OLIVE STREET. ST. LouIs, no.
sopttaily
Julips Lytanee,
oEss on second eSrset, between HzTIisoh ana siaA
east Of tie Old Pennsylvahia Hoass : .i5-. u
LARGE sG4ounf of beautiful ala eslv.stslt Hoassi
"A and business lots IN Davenport, farms in
aeo and Muscstins counties 24v Ieo - and ~ eere %
Of unenitvated prars l1nd In Scott county and ss
most beautiful Jes from Dassoport all fsr
al api II Isdsa se,Sa'''' " = JULIUS LrTANcE.
hURROWs, PRETTyMAN . DALzELT.
WHoLksA IL DEALRES ~
u ROCER1E f (,
IR ON, Nal LS, G LA SS
Wooden Ware, falt, Paints, Oils, &cs
Asen,sior Fairbanks Scales aad herting,o sGlea.
No. 3 Burrrowg' B,ock, n Iont 81,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
.in; .piso p 'V'H0w'' a. a,nrrrsx.s. IN ''IsHll'
] A MES T. HOGAN E /,
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49,


Tine GFesceAE viii be the
hour Sunday excepted
$40 years n advance half quarterly the
same rates II 70 cents 10 .o
insertion, cases
s. ;ifcsesers snbsedueht inssffiof 10 cents.
charged 81 eyesy
insertion NM Sa s3 sS545 45z8
viii be Charged 81 pen
a s1liare for very
will be published month,
longer and charged aeeoadagls advertisement sub
iI BE until afl arreerages paid al the
option Of she rsorrietors EB ttsss
Il Eferaf EEseous win Ibs made IL regular
TTz1s DAfLY CRESCENT $
Has renders desirable medium for sdser-
Users. FaMiIY PAPER it cculaes largely, reaching
Taty hundreds Of homes and being read
hours, articles
for falny ~ published in iii
columns s$sS54s5 $ss 5i 5s5 $:s55, .s5
e n j. wv n m Is Issx q Is Il SCENT 55
Is published Monday invariably in
adYance Having extensive I,ou,s
isapa labana, Texas other
States, presents mailing
theft md Advertisements I'M
serted for 81 each insertion. f55
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ADJUSTMENTS This Evening.

ST.. CHARLES THEATER. = Shakspeare's tragedy
of {amet with Mr. j. +. Murdoch character and
the farce of mo. One Round the Corner.N
GAIErY THEATER.-" Azael," for the twenty-second
night and the new biblical drama Of Una" with N. and
Madame Keller and their company.
VANNUcHl's MUSEUM Wax statuary and grand
soiree magique every evening" ..
p Col. WOODS MUsEUM.-The infant Esau, American
giantess and Swiss warbler. No. lss Charles
OpD FELLOWS HALL.-M. Colignon's second grand
classical concert. a -4--e
The GREAT BEAR,-No. IS st. Charles street. The
largest bear ever exhibited. f. C36
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Eir The best evidence that can be adduccd
in efcaciousness Hooands German Bers
pared Dr. c. n. Jackson is the Unprecedented demand for
from all parts Of the Union and although there may be
many compounds prepared and represented being worthy
patronage yet feel constrained remark that the
of testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
honored Of the highest character and rpec
by, who found necessary to have to his
on testimony sufficiently conclusive, that efectual
remedy for the almost immediate relief Of those afflicted with
that direul malady, Dyspepsia hiss been discovered
See advertisement fe4 lmd&W
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coTFoS. The receipts Of cotton for the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening were, by
the ST. Charles, from Shreveport bales; Southern
Belle, from Carolina Landing, i0o7 New Latona,
FROM Waterloo, 223 G. D. Jr., 1871 Fulton, from
Lefiore, ,a8S;; n II. I.arEin, from Memphis, 1,267;
Bella Donna, from illiamsport 767 from Nashville
2el--Total, 5,724 bales. Sugar, 1881 hhds. Mo-
asses, 1850 barrels.
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SO 500 90.
Raaea1r0ueeE EKyUoseey EDgG1e L0tEevy.

So o, O O O.
Improved EEyv0saes ,EDEex1e E.egEEesrv.
THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED. .z.g
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF. ALABAMA,
..s0 .L CL A s S e..
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY 11TH, 1856, IN THE CITY
MONTGOMERY, ALA,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO al 7.
10000
Will be distributed according to the following
UNSU ASSABLE SCHEMEI!!
One Thousand Prlzes!!!
THOUSAND NUMBERS.
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TIGKETS,
sc I'll LINES:
Capital Prize, $4,000.
1000 Prizes 500 Approximation Prizes II
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The patrons Of this Lottery having evnced preference for
Schemes with approximation prizes have again introduced
them difference that there are great many more
than formerly. ~ i.-
Price Of Tickets-Wholes sO Halves SIS Quarters 50 co.
Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days the drawing
in bills of specie Banks without dsducon-ony on
sentation of the Ticket drawing the Prize
S Bills of all solvent Banks taken Mt par All communi
cations strictly confidential
sAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
JAZZ Montgomery Ala
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chances are ten to one nothing would be fuseay
accomplished; and, ii the third place, the eole s
quenees are rather too serious to be rashly temphd
Set such precedent, and different Legislature t'Sa
years hence, may cit, in the exercise of supreme
and unlimited power to remove all opposition sher
ifs in the State, without assigning the smallest reason
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1EF
1.sgL.

81 AND ISL
Mothers
Who with alarm their children wasting away and
ing stess feverish and dehaed in Of the
sence Of worms in the stomach bowels, all the
trouble Immediately, by administering
WINER'S CANADIAN yERNIFUGE,
which discharges them without pain leaves the digestive
organs in vigorous condition THERE'S mineral ingredient
in this preparation.
R"e particular and remember the NAME Winers Canadian
Fermifuge This is the only article that depended on
Remember this. Prepared only by
- -.... J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Efe4 2p6t Nos q and ISL Chartres street N O.
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CARD WRITING.-We acknowledge the receipt of a
packet of visiting cards upon which pencied with
exquisite accuracy and beauty from Mr. Saeke the Yankee
Card Wrter who at his little desk in the ST. Charles Rotunda
pencils of from thousand to fourteen hundred cards daily
Those who like card and bate The osentaou
Eaved kind, will end worth while to give Mr.. S call,
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+ Mr.. MURDocH.-M J. E. Murdoch, an actor of no
inconsiderablc experience and reputation commences
an engagement this evening at the St Charles The
atre. He will make his appearance in the character
of Hamlet. tragedy so rarely produced and yet so
excellent that we confident there will be crowded
house to witness his translation and judge of its
merits. @ -..5
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LYoEuM LEpru IT affords US pleasure to an
nounee the arrival Of Dr. 3. AZ Gould of Cambridge
Massachilsetts II our city This distinguished Lee
turer will series Of disconlses upon AS
Eonony and kindred subjects Of science at the Ly-
ceum Hall during the ensuing week. we are assured
the course will be both entertaining and instructive
and befully sustained the deyotees Of Literature
and Science We bespeak the attention Of Our citi
zena {or ths course and have doubt the lectures
will amply repay the time expended in listening to
themlf A programme Of the lectures will be given in
due season
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Notice.

BRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT
The subscribers deem necessary to notify the public that
they the Sole Agents fer the sale of the AFTER
PAINT for the States of Louisiana, Alabama Mississippi
Texas. Those wanting the Bridgewaer are recommended to
send their orders direct to MS in ordering through their
becomes notify the public in order
Their imposition as well as to reputation the Bridge
water Paint It is within the positive knowledge of the Agents
that various mineral substances have been sold in this market
and thus the BrdgewRer liable to be Condemned on The merits
Of other mineral paints This if persisted in may seriously
indispensable for their own protection
G. @. B0GERT & CO., 70 Camp street,
sos Agents for the States Of Louana Alabama Mississippi
and Texas. SyS0 2pG
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MAsoNIc-Itwill be seen by reference to the notice
in another column that officers and members Of the Grand
Lodge and the fraternity generally invited to meet ut the
Masonic Hall tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock for the purpose
of forming procession uniting in the ceremonies which
will the Inauguration of the jackson monument.
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Y TIE MAtLs.-For the information of the Post-Ofice
Department we have to state that the Northern and
Eastern mails, due yesterday failed from beyond
Montgomery Ala. No cause is assigned. There will
be due this morning the mails from the Atlantic cities
of the 31st nit. LIST and I'd inst. The European mails
by the Arabia from Liverpool, with highly important
correspondence, will also be DUE as the steamer was
reported to be in Boston on the LIST. @ ~,
1t will be most remarkable feat should they even
get here by Sunday next--that is for Mr. Campbel's
contractors. We have received st. Louis papers Of
the 2sth ult. go
As an evidence of the uery great attention paid by
PostOfce subordinates, the following notice from
New York, addressed to the Postmaster here gives
an illustration: ---
PosrOrFcE, New YORK, January Is 1856.
Sir Your newspaper bag from Liverpool per Baltic duly
sched Thursday last and returned here to-day by
n error negligence the 1t again forwarded by
s Bays mail. Respectfully, etc, F.a- .-a. Co..
(SgnedD Of j. v. FOWLER. P, NJ.
ESP. NJ, New Orleans. per VIM. Caldwell.
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gH'atcdsnraktseg Matchmaking J.:
$4,000

$1,000. ..
EMeasr0vee1 Hapasecc E0G0ae lottery.
THE FAV ORITE. .Mr.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATED GEORGIA.
CLASS IL, -,...
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Ga MONDAY the 18th
February, 1856, %
r WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
..-.. $50, 900
VIII be distributed according to the following
UNSUR RIP ASSABLE SCHEME!
a--.. s CHI e nj E:sF r.
CAPITAL PRIZES, $4,000.
One lei un dred prfxes!
TWENTY APPR0XIMATIONs-N SMALL. PRIZES,
Prize6 Worts Havingl
n~ Price of TicketsWhoes So Halves 81 80 Quarters
ST Is +.."
no Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after draw
ing in bills of specie Banks without deduction only on
presentation of the Ticket entitled to the Prize
Ne Bills of ill solvent Banks at par. All conmupica
tons strictly confidential JAG 2ptd
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tsE LOWER MISSISSIPPI 4@ &
Niagara Spots masterr at O'Clock Bell Buchanan Co., s5
Magazine street, agents. $ta $@ N
New Latona, Gross master, at o'clock A. M. E I,
RED RIVER.
Amanda Rsher MASTER at II O'Clock, Lewis snapp Co.. 81
Front street agents. H. 55l1 81 81
Marion Bosseau MASTER at O'Clock, D. o. Atkinson Front
street, agents.
aEi OHIO RIVER.
aTondale Hoople master, at o'clock. John E. Hyde Co..
~ 66 Poydras street, agents. M ......e. ~. +.
Queen City, Neal MASTER at o'clock j. f. Hyde Co.. 66
Poydras street, agents. 'TsA EG4fr,& n
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EXPORTS or CorFoN.- i, 1856 bales Of cotton were
cleared yesterday at Custom House. For Barcelona
700; Antwerp, 1894 Bremen, 1887; Liverpool,
4,461; GoWes, and market, 1924, Receipts, 5,724
baIes 55f53s 4 !E5{fEzgf ts y
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MLnEaP P RoDI's THREE LAST CONCERTS. By ref.
erenee Y the Advertisement under proper head it
WI % seen mat Mile Parod proposes to give three
grand concerts IN this ycityon the 1lth, 18th and
10TH N which she wi be assisted BY the justly eee
brated artlstes who were with her some weeks since
We could 50 On with any amount Of laudatory com
ments but what is the use Of rrasing this incompar
able aongstress We might Just as We'll attempt e
paint the lily, oradd perfume the violet as Il con,
mend her matchless yocalization. Ana everybody
knoWsit. Therefore, we win not essay an useless
task 81 F8$5t 5s5
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IMPORTANT
20 those Using Star CGaecgEes.

The attention of the public invited to the fact that most of
the Star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT
So that what sold for pound actually weighs
fifteen ounces and packages marked 40 ib fall short wo
three and even five pounds box This loss does fall
upon the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages
weight upon the Retailers by count upon the
Consumers who thus pay for about than they
receive. ~
"a The subscribers have always their Candles full
sixteen ounces to the pound mark packages their real
weight which may be ascertaned by testing Them As their
experience in the business enables them TO offer
in quality to in the Market they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire to study their interest," and
same time encourage correct dealing. .s.s
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati
M The undersigned sole for the above brand Of
Candles e, a.. ..L-.--. Eli FL p
i t- JOSEPH lands s. CO.,
jas 2p3m H s"+ ". 5E 33 Tchoupitouas street,