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MUSIC TEACHING.

4 o;Nsy, INSTRUCTION In VOCAL MUSIC
4SAN THOMAS MARTIN, of the oldest instructors in
NY this city, will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies' Gentlemen, His ability too well known to
require recommendation.
I~ Orders left with 2 P. WERLElN, No. Camp street,
will meet with urompt attention. % If,
80 MRS. CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
sAzz5555q gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR,
lt residence No. q Constance street. and also
E4sFa No 50 Hevin EiJ-Terlns-S5 month,
twelve lessons RTLECTURES ut % Constance street
week. lelO "
5DIANO TIE i CKIKNG,-A. h. CHANDLER informs the
public that he is ready give Lessons the Piano,
either at his residence or at that OF his pupil.
A peculiar method for teaching children. Gs
Residence Orange street, between and Coliseum
Place.
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ENltENCF1 LANGUAGE and LTTEGISATUREG.
Il LEON LAUGRIN, lately Lawyer the Bar sf Paris
Professor of the French Language and French Literature
in the University of Louisiana.
R> French class for gentlemen at O'clock every evening
at his Office University Buildings Of Baronpe and Com
streets. nos 3u
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, DRUGS, nIEDICINES, EERFuaTERY,
TIT ETcIhe subscriber would respecnl|y call the qtten-
y Alton of Planters Ply and Families TO his we'll
<yocd stock, comprising every article in LIS line Of bust
ness all Of which, examination, will be fond FRESH and
ETENE Ne During season. SODA WATER and MEAD Of
the best quality VIII he found at this establishment with
all the popular liEerHl Waters, such CONGR ESS BLUE
LICK Bar Rooms supplied reasonable with
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GuULEi BIT.
TIERS,
T'rs THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apotlecary,
o2t " Comp and poy'ras streets.
a LGIERS SUGAR MAHT.--TtlIE L \ u Il r.
IA signed prepared receive Storage sale
eshpment in frcproof warehouses; we'll lighted plat
form recently erected be with tafpluIIs or
mol!Isses, having capacity for L. 800 Ior,heads.
Planters merchants the line of the DTelOusnS Railroad
have Their products discharged cars either in
warehouses the PLATFORM delivered ships and steam
boas free OF labor drayagt tat'u hire. Storage per
tariff.
TARIFF.
SUGAR-Pcr hosshead cents TO Is days or 10 cents
. per month. and % cents each succeeding mo,Il
MULASSESPer barrel cents 10 DAYS or II cent?
per month"; and cents each succeeding month
No insurance required il pnced the platform covered, with
arpain in the depot warehouse be effected at the
1oJv1st -ntT
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GA q RslNl AL.
I'd sss z 90 aIpTR0LIlER'S OFFICE,
ity of New Orlea rs, u ehruary ! 4. 1856


ooMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE: u
City of New Orleans. u ehruary Il: 1856
SIS m No. 1857
Rssefusa That the Comptroller be and he IS hereby
and instructed sell q public auction ai,e
fenday; notice in The ofciul journal conrac, ~
running HE draining machines OF The Third sece ea
Third Distget. from the SUN PIT, is2o
gabjsctto thc approval q rejection s q ~ son40A
" y No. 4tJ s,ensal ss IL III TRACY,
arasident Board III Assistant aldermen ass
~ l5 rfesdent Board of Aldermen.
ppfosea fso fsssyed aas90 JOHN LEWIS Mayor.
Resoivsa That the Comptroller be instructed 10 sell
The contract, after len days notce tot repairing lhe
s,seGeailons On diie in the Commits soner's
ONCE he rejection of the Com
# 1' ''s ss1 fsisnefl N a. T. TRACY,
ssIdsns Board 1.Ijs!ans h'qfTnen
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approysa EsblasTy as 4 ls5s q ,n,,s ,1..
Notice IS hereby given that oil MONDAY, 17th
inst viii adjudicate al my office, at12 O'Clock M,
@sn5,d S5s q. sDeBUYs. Comptroller, y
f 5C0MPTRoLLER'soF RIGE,}.
City of New Orleans, May 1,.1S55.
authorized and required to give notice, BY standing ad
n the official journal, that a sccardancs
City unless contracted under authority Of
from the Comptroller, IN accordance with the ordinances
IF referred to, fSigned1 ri Il. TR AGY. sSs
President Board Of Assistant Aldernen
[sigpedj Il: II. PLACE
ssl President Board OF Aldermen. y /
Approved April as, 1855. \.
Isisnedl JOHN 4. LEWIS, Mayor
Ths attention of the ocers Of the city and q the
k1sAiA N $500 o. DE BUEss
say1a!tf Comptroller City Of New orteanH:s$
FIRST District Pound
AS brought 10 The First District ounds onDry-
AIDES street., between Julia and Girod streets as
1ne white she Goat no horns, with wattles.
One she Goat; white body, the neck and jaws black,
54 with aacolar.{ sa4. Ii IL 81 Il
Which, III not claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon paid. will be sold public auction
said pound on EDNEs DA Y The I2th slant, al 10
On ARG AUG. S. PHELPS,
5fS 2#f s4f s Street. Commissioner.
New Orleans March 1st 1855. 4 .s
ELL a ete conduit au depot des epaves du Premier 1
District rue Dsyadss. entreles rues Juieet Girod,
CONNIE epaves--98 81
aUne #Ghevre blanche, sans cornes, des gandes
II con. ~ ~ .-aES5 57s3.2r
Une ehevfe le corps blanc, lie cou Ell les machoires
Rors, aHec un collief.EG m @8*5 ~ Il
i9les dts animaux ne sont pas reclames dams dix
jours3 ct les depenses payees, lis seron vendus a
fenchere publiqhe, au dit depot, 1IERGREDI,le:12
courant a 10 heuTes A. M GFSS ef$s% -
jill AUG s. PHELPS, as
Commissaire des9 Rues
s5s Mile Orleans lie Ter mars 1856 ms Y IL H.
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THE ARRIyAL OF DIR. sHERIDAM IN
storing sight to the blind, and the deaf their hearing. He
sumption even in second stage from 81 to Is days Per
troubled with fits will to Dr. $ and get restored
or blind pills. ontwr piG5 l es s;ate cured
Secret diseases cured he first attemlanss and without
a,snds To- ;tnt"E sIasy Tie sats tsy
for ss' sG%4 s M SRs" and s. DT5Sens
and the hundreds he has restored to sight Dr. s allows his
Doctor restoring sight TO the blind
IF ca" be seen at ao s 1Sm e. Of u IRENE
s5 for nh re- tAsi sia.i VIE + rs
of December 1851 for burning Wood and BaasSe
os ii ] o sETES t GE0Fs TE PskEs @
lSt entirely by natural dragh and without the
a. contains crate irons the interior
3D. It requires stoase Of the mill to have its ashes
An The Basase IS stirred touched after arrives
lie nIl engine sea, battery, and pumping e.gn.
This is the only furnace that has taken off crop Louisiana
in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace make, profession to burn agasse alone and
form, the principles upon which works the
which produees neither does it approach the rights any
tricks q trsls,' known be feIse by ihose who make
ces n cSnnot an upon tier own 5rs No person. viii be
allowed tosc make patent Furnace without authority
g1 guar in is RSsG us and S G' Will DC '
My Patent Fnrmce is applicable train Of kettles
steam boiiers and prepared TO apply
ing The asse boil cane juice in the kettles,
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser
treatise The whole subject, in pamphlet form, with draw
nsS ETC. 10 he had Of the subscriber M mail otherwise.
SAMuEI II. GILMAN,
jas dEWGn, Il Nachrz street. New Orleans
STlsAUB's PATENT CORN AND FIGURING
~ Nl so tarornly known throughout the Southern States,
exclusively possessing The combined qualities Of
} l IsiE only The best t rrcneR Burr soncs;
B. Running thefowcr stone which being fast the spindle,
can come in contact with its fellow, bc injured by
running empty;
4. Having no dust 10 get loose;
). Having no drives OF nrid to make it shake;
o. Having its spindle nonc piece from brdscee to hopper
This Mil vi" run five years dressing the stones
is now offered At the following prices:
Is tnch Single gear, Sl2D.
z! 20. Double gear, $50
- q = IL S5 :. - ia S'.
The sOnch mill will grind 40 bushels an hour with proper
Speed and the smaller ones in lr9p9rtti9 , - ,
fell h&N3m No. 81 Nntchcz street, New Orleans.
ORLEANS STEAM NILI.s-0FFICE, IS PoY-
" draS street, New UrnnnsThe subscriber respectfully in
forms the public that he keeps constantly hnud full supply
FRESH GROUND AND UNGRoUND
Cornnea, Coffee FaXseed,
3iOnuy Pcpppcr, Mustard,
1rllS, Ginger tLichke,
CrFrXtd Corn, 44spice, Wheat Flour,
tlny, Cinnamon Rye do
Corn, Gloves, Rice do
Oats Mace, Dyspepsia do
Bran, Nutmegs, Buckwheat do
nCote Roasted Ground ut the lowest city prices
jazz en- +. C. HERWIG.
ITO PLANTERs.-THOSE WHO DESIRE CARO-
L lima GOLDEN SEED RICE and SEED PEAS are invited
to.eave their orders with the subscribers.
le14 BARELLI Il CO., No. 81 Common street,
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 81 Camp street-Incorpora
ted under Act Of the Legislature on 18th March, 1855.
The office Of the Institution will be for the reception Of
Deposits morning Sundays excepted from to o'clock
and on Saturday evenings from 5 to o'clock.
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards will be received
The employment of the funds is strictly limited by Act of
Incorporation Public Debts of the United States
State Of, louisiana and of the City of New Orleans
mortgage Of and unmproved Real
Estate within the limits Of the city Of New Orleans exceed
ing 80 per cent. of the appraised cash value e
pledge Of the Stock of the Incorporated Banks
New Orleans exceeding so per of value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment the
funds to be distributed annually among the Dopostors
Trustee directly indirectly borrow funds,
y receive any pay emolument whatever
Certificates Of deposits having interest to be
will be issued for not less than $1,000 deposited for
specified time.
George Enstis, A D. Kelly, William Vogel,
w. N. Mercer Geo. Urquhart, 4. 3. Sumner,
&c. G. Duncan A. Heine, 49, George JONAS
Wihelmus Bogart, P. N.Wood Thos. A. Clark,
Thos. A. Adams L. A. Bradford D. D. Witlers.
W. n. MERCER, President.
ta A. D. KELLY, }
WN. VOC Eel, Vice Presidents.
s5Eg ~. r. B. SUMNER,
.sl-z- d. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
n BCopes Of the Act of Incorporation and Bylaws
be obtained OF the Office. a23ly
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Second District Pound. @
SssSnd Dslrs, Pound
One white and iron gray she Goat.
One white she 81 DAT with yellow head.
M hieh i not claimed within ten days, aud the ex-
said pound, On MONDAY The Eth inst, at 10 O'Clock
Is A NJ ~. g q
New Orleans, March ., 1856. in7iol5
IL etc condaitau depot des epaves du Second Dis
trict eneoignnre des rues Ste-Anne ct Derbfgny,
CONNIE epaves -
5as ehevre blanche etgris fer. .ssE n
UneS Gheyre blanche, Ia lele iaune.
elles ne sort pas reclamees dams dix jours ct les
SsnHs a ~
55&s AL G IS. fPHELPs,
y s5 5 Commssaire dess Rues.
N'lle-o rleans Re q mars 1856 M 10 Is
Fourth District Pound.
W3E7-AS brought to the Fourth District Pound, on
jackson. street, bel een Constance and Lau
rel streets, as estrays- =. |
One yellow she Goat, short horns. |
Ii One black she Goat with white spots on each side
Of the body, short horns. ~ II n
One brown Kid, the belly, ears and face yellow,
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex.
penses thereon paid viii be sold public auction a,
AUG. S. PHELPS,
= S reet Commissioner.
New Orleans, Feb.a7, 1856.
a ets conduit au depot des Epayes de Quatr-
enc District, rue Jackson, entire les. rues Con-
stance ct Laurel, CONNIE epaves-- -s.-a
a Une Chesfe jaime, ayant les cornes courtes.
Une Chevre nore, ayant des taches bancles
chaque cote du corps, les tcornes courtes.
In Chevreau nor ayant e ventre, les oreles ct la
face james, les cornes courles.
81 les dts animuux sont pas recames dams dix
les depenses payees, lis seront yendus ren
chere pnblique, au dit depot, SAMEDI s de mars
ayI0 heuIes A. NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS,
CommissaIre DIES Rues.
Mile. O leans lie 81 fevrer 1856. fe29 m3
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ID ENHOEED.-W. X l. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR
~ has permanently located his Medical and Consultation OF
nee NO b Old evcG street between Barracks Espunnlt
Streets opposite the u s. Mint. All city and country orders
enclosing So post paid will be prncualy attended TO- and med
ce with directions how to by return Of mail rict
Of postage ~ - ' I'
~" ohce hours from O'Clock A, NJ. till O'Clock T. NJ
New Orleans, La, 1855. "
N BIO not mistake number and address rs
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

"D%pS SS @&sAa"~' 'A'AA-'~~ Hr--@N1 "A-e'~''
I,ooD Mt,,Ec1Nrs.-ir IS ESTIMATED THAT
g. 51 X 5 s5 SsFa 5S ~ F H., s ss
f;s : S S$ $::3 A.:
"s no 9oI as H. rc1t a w sme rs m EH
% NJ f rrae ne M9 ttS ~ VII e rh
fasen The body to Work is decay nt for diseases We
Fran ha sstn S gu te lakG h',o,es curry '' 'n' "
hut when hHs nn s p h R o W no ietr
those who have besn cured i bS bsm " donI
pysps ncrna Psns a msaNnln
5i;la;e SS5 hssasnas
biy ii appetite frresuarcs, i,i in ,y ca
pants for Witch purgve RcmeTy e rea OIL con"
M S s n vo oW ct
Try thcn1 once aud You win lever be without them s
Prepared By Dr. j G. ns 1EE Chemist Lowell Mass and
Sp@ s sma J WRGHT G3 Wholesale AGENTS.
80 eHeS - ----es2s.o -Asene2
1zooEhAN u y GEEhEATHR
f MI GS iefs and Nafvons pt p s
or stomach, -ena,
!, as cons, 6oss;;pssa; g.. ~
Ful ip,s i't or Hood To- To- the
sa msss ks9s + n. a. s'?e9sS
s n or F Il 5Ss cs aS III n r al and dr.
hGuH breathing, flnuerhG AZ tne Iie" onhinS s VI
sntochng sensation when IN LS.hs c;t 81
flSloIi Lips OF NG9s ptloG tle otsl W.
Dun ram IN me tiead, DehcleIey Vi ictspnttio''
lne oiIu biSh, 1les,, I Inlios v srote'"'~ -
ouhleh llsnes o. i1e"t buth-
lhg IN me f!esli Eoh-
slant ihae1lln&s OF
Gvi, ana great
-, Spirits
me propfeor i'll calling me attention OF me fnoe 10 ms
preparation does SO with leelh oil the utmost confluence IN
menieu Y,
no new ana uleu atee pnt one tha mas oau ne es
Of ten year a before the American people, ana IT'S fepua
T 1n su sae nnIivied ny any similar ptsparaon
he testimony III its avor given ny the most ana
known and dSidnls IN m parts OF the country
snbmied referring who may still Doubt to my Memoa,
M or ffncuch kece l1oot, oI farihets nu hlhos 10
Do mao $ps ., al ae hgehs t my lS ef e d tt
frncpa once and Manuactoy LEU Afch street, flaQel-
pha "a, ,,, - rou>, ,,rnrc,,rss ',r,
F5ysoiu WiolesalG anu Retail ny 'o W i.lnlli AZ
ol ChreS street, New ofeaiis anu Dy druggists generally
hy1 lsSM :
Vuruwv,v,,s q, !, nj ,p,Y,nr Why, n1ru,y-x.rr
w aasE.AIfs StASADAtbN EisMAh NJ r.. - - "A
~ ~ 10 e tn.',
ss % VI , ~ .ne @ nm T ~,
ie iost nan ~ VI
@ WIN ~ NV ~ tu =,
anu thousands OF chreh de annually diseases when
ne cause ~ t''er mo- klo"l Or LTD ~ sonsa Wy.
various are me wEch nave peen as
or less Intellectual the end however has aelgth been attained
anu remedy iohhd "ich mas never aieu 70 uesfoy nolu
wherever they have existed inns ASSERTION IS snpGG ny NE
testimony OF me most eminent anu feSPec"p'e lhui-
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, WARRANTED
PURELY VEGETABLE.
It safe In It's operation and easily administered than
other. Some Of the symptoms which indicate the existence
If 1r,,rt In h,rnllnr Have rNDta ntpa
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I IFE INSURANCE -- STABILITY - sECU-
~ RITY ERPETUITY.-UNITED STATES LIFE IN
SURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL
ADELPlIIA.-CIATER PERPETUAL.
Assets, january list, 1856, SI,24O,629 O6.
DIRECTORS OF TIE HOME BOARD.
\. W. Thompson PaulB,Gollard, VIM. Florence
I'M NJ Goodwin, James DeverenX, Lawrence johnson,
Geo Mcienry, 5. X Crawford. Gu5tayuS English.
Benz w. Tinsey,
STEPHEN R. CRAWFORD, President.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice. President.
pLISY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer
ES"New Orleans Branch Office No. iS Camp street
The undersigned General Agent OF the above we'll known
Company for the Southern States prepared receive app-
cations for insurance the lives Of White persons
the abe rates and by permission has pleasure submitting
to his friends anu the public the following
HOARD OF REFERENGE:
" Fl lctchtordS TO- A. D. Kelly Co, WIN. NJ Perkins,
North, Snltdes II Co. S o. Nelson x Co; A. 3. James
d. burnside Il CO.., Jos Menard, john Ml,uns
Catnmack, Squires & West
John Pemberon President Merchants Mutual ms COMPANY
Thomas Sloo, President Sun Mutual Insurance COMPANY
Jules luyes, President OricAns Insurance Company.
John Calhoun President n O., jackson t. NJ R. R. Co.
iieifF- ohSdale, l3hn D. l!en, benjamin Florance,
j. Il. Collins. Thomas Murray, Mark Walton,
E Policies issued direct from this Branch Office and Losses
paid there
EJ-ramphles blank forms ETC. be obtained at the Office
5 E5sHAf2 bn isFsS n r Ncajca Examiners
In attendance daily, from II NJ, ia 3 r. NJ
HARMON DOANE, General Agent
10 i'IrIIl 4trpp
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
- 1oRk-Cnst Capital S5OO0pb; Amount Of Assets Both
June, ls35 S4I,T72 a. Amount of Liabilities S53,G7T 63
CHAS. j. MARTIN. President. - '
\. T. WIIIlAMARTII, Secretary
*. W. RAISE, Agent, is Camp street New Orleans
The undersigned, Agent Of the above responsible COMPANY
is duly authorized to issue Policies Insurance inEs
mcrchandise ships in port and their crgocs Also cotton IN
press gin aud sugar houses household furniture and personal
property generally; against loss damage this
and il the country Ten payment Of
premiums. Losses equiably adjusted and promptly pui.
d6 en- r. w RAYNE Arrut
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PusSET BRoGANS AND NLUD, BOOTS,
IGFOR PLANTATION USE-Thc subscribers have hand
superior Oak Tanned Brogans and Mud Boots
for plantation expressly Also, we'll assorted stock
Boots and Shoes, for sale low
d5 JOHN b. VALENTINE & Co, 81 Common street.
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SyOODVVARD'S CABINET kSURNE-
81 TuRE NARERDoMS No. lis Magazine street and 4
EI made order in good and substantial manner Office
Furniture made anil repaired. Hotels Ships, Steamers
and Boarding houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding
the Shortest notice,
N B-iIayng aiken the large brick house on Jun street
Magazine he is prepared quantity of goods for
families leaving the city.
Furniture Carts to hire and moving attended to with care
q 1y
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TI EERkINtE'S SANE AGAIN VIETWKIOUS- EN
II TRA0RDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE--EX-
tract of from Norfolk, VA, dated jan II, 1856:
MeSsrs. c. HERRING Co.-tcnen,en: On the eth De
cember last Adams Co.'S Express Office situated
large brick building in this city totally
by fire. their safe remained buried in the burning until
Yesterday when dug and even then found surrounded
with live Goals, (and rcdn lay beside
ornaments melted We witnesses this
and if anything such heat is enougiirG could
triumph indeed We enclose certificate from
several parties who it opened.
Yours, truly, ROWLAND Il BROS
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The Company have the following assets, viz >
Invested in mortgages on property worth II FL
double the amount loaned thereon. S3s,25D W
Invested in bank stocks 6S65 % Pa
Loaned on bank stocks. l25,490 90
Invested in real estate Office IS Camp st 5l,6N 10
Bills receivable at short time for premi- Il
earned 1H,tUb 10 "
Bills receivable, being balances on sub
scripon notes. ...................... 44,4S 50
Due for premiums course of collection T. 66;5l "a
Cash on hand ............. S6,02I 10
ptnfo |
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hJA ESGALOSS BROS. ~ Co.
N~ss~T Ia Camp street, beg leave to advise the City
(B~ md Country. trade that they have hand
tSZ-SSSS-SSaA consignment, and ordered close
Yortlwih, large assortment of Guns Rifles,
Pistols Swords Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors porteon
naes which, together with their we'll known stock of
Builders Hardware every description, Crates Tools etc.
etc. etc. they offer reasonable prices and
ting terms. fell
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q LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
w. ORNAMENTAL WORKS, tsS of benton and
SS Euposine Office, No LOG st. Charles street
W. (Two doors from tile st. Charles Theacr) Nlnufnc-
the latest and approved Patterns Of Rins
randals Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight and Circu
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals aud al kinds of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes
~ Ralings, Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
tator sale the Old Stand loo st. Charles New
Orleans. U25 ly
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City Police Jail.
WTTAS brought 10 the City Police Jail on the Sd of
t w March, The iightgrff boy TIL MAS; is s feet
11incbes high; is about 20 years old /; has mark of
a mule kick on The forehead. Says he belongs 10 Mr.
James Brown, brickayer by trade living in Rodney,
Mississippi #t85 "a K q tl4@.
The is requested to call and claim said slave
according TO law
E. PLANCHARD,
gr7 15 Keeper Of the City Police Jail.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28
BURNE,TT@
,300A eallA3a

No. IT'S, Second ST. Muscaune, Iowa.
D NJ. BURNETT would announce 70 The
Ii. Trade and Country Merchants, that ne
can supply, for cash, the SCHOOL BOOhs,
published by w. b. Smith &c Co., ivison u
Phiny, and A. s. Barnes & CO.; including all
the Eieetic Series OF School Books, Sanders
Readers, Davies Series Of Mat hematics, &C.,
at publishers prices. -
BY buying of him, they save freight, insurance,
&c, and can have their orders flled IN much
shorter time. He also keeps constantly IN store,
and will job, OF a small advance on easternp pr
ces, all other school books used in Iowa. Also,
A large stock Of Cap & Letter Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards, states and pencils, WATERS and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket books,
maps, inks, steel pens, bibles and prayer books,
song books, blank books, pass books, tuck
memorandum, wall paper. mathematical m
struments, cheap publications, note books,
round ana patent notes, sheet music, transpa-
rent window shades, fancy stationery, valen.
tines, poke, knives, novels, from 81 - and
81 per dozen.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Niolins, guitars, accordeons, Sc, together
with instruction books, of all kinds, sheet music
sc. He buys largely Of all the above articles,
for cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sell them cheaper (dedacting freights, sc. }
than they can be got elsewhere, he is deter
mined to build up large jobbing trade in the
Book and Stationery business : has adopted as
his motto. "Stnau profits end large safes
He has also very large stock Of sta
miscellaneous, law, medical and theolo
books, FOR sale at eastern prices.
Ns,c Books receirei By Express, as soon as
Published.
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
eeived daily. GER. M. d. is agent FOR the
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Type
Foundry, c. +. Halls Percussion and Lever
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper.
nily. r. NJ BIJPEETT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

EJ Gardnets should note i, down
in! how, ~ the opcntrg season, that a
levy plants oi pcppcfgrass III cucumber
t.ili vii keep oit the yellow bugs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28

Somherners for Kansas - The Kentucky
Matesman, learns from private letter re-
ceived hy gentleman in Lexingt Il,
that on the - inst there were six hun
dred Southern emigran,s at w lm.r gtoa,
Mo-, en- rout for Kansas. The pro s'a-
very party much encouraged aud IN high
spirits and resolved that Kansas should
be Slave State, or her soil, should be
dr,nchcd WITH tie blood Of Tie Id Yum.
KEGS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-28
T. H. sETT. w. c. BREwsTER
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC EXCHf.s.zE
Chce of Isett & brewster.

Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland.
Germany and all priaeiple cities III the United
States bought and sold
Collections MADE and remittapces at current
rates Of exchange.
i.and Warrants bought, scotland located.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgages on
long or shert time,
Interest paid on deposits as follows, 10 vii:
10 per cert for one year
do do 10 months and over
60 do do months and over.
Our present rates for exchange are as fol.
lows.