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II Louis c. OFT resides at 1AS Ninth avende,
New York. To recover debt owing by Mrs So
Phia Murphy, he published the following pla-
card:
SlOO Rsrdrd.-Any person who can bring
proofthat Mrs. Sophia Murphy, late Sophia Mills,
wife OF Mr.. James Murphy, jouTneyman saddler,
boarding at No IS East Broadway, and sister of
A. F. Mills, plumber, has paid for her wedding
dress and under garments will receive the above
reward, by callingat LoUIs c. Orr's,
Z" No. lbs Ninth avenue ',
The husband of Mrs. Sophia Murphy, not lik-
ING this sort Of an expose, goes before Justice
E!andreau, and has Mr.. OFT arrested. He was
held 10 bali in the sum Of 81 GOO. He will u
tried next month.
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corner of l. and 9th streets. Navy Yard. feb as
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PHISIOLOGIcAL VIEW OF mARRTaGF
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30 pages and 80 fine Plaln and Colored Autographs
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lD-PRICE ONLY % CENTS.n
III Sent free Of postage 10 all parts OF fHe Union

Dr. nj. b. La Croix's Ply siologicaI View of Mar
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NOTICE OF THE ESThBLysHMENT OF
+AAHk N Sr ARRITiOMAL LAND DISTRICT in

In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 3 1872 entitled An act to establish an add
he called the CHIPPEWA DISTRICT" which district
embraces that portion of the old La Crosse and ud
tocnshtps tuenty. four and tceaty. fpe north,
south OF the lime deciding totcnshiPs forty and
foyfy-one northeast Of the line diridtng ranges
onf AND too east, and east Of the line dtpidfns
ydSses eteren and ttrefpe Uest it is hereby deca-
in said State.
Given under my hand, at the CITY of WASHINGTON.
THIS eleventh day Of April, A. ID. 1857.
BY order Of the President -
JOS. 8. WILSON, "
Acting Commissioner of the General
an 1S-laW6w Taud Cf6n.
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY.

Navy AGEyr's OFFICE. April IS, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office un-
til Monday, the twenty fifth day Of May, 1857, at
noon, for the supply Of such quantities OF F X ESH
BEEF and VEGETABLES as may be required on
the Washington station, during the hscal year COM
the 5Dth June, 1885, 49, MOO = -
The Beef and Vegetables must be of good quality.
and the best the market affords, and each article must
be offered for BY the pound ~.
Bond with approved security will be required in
one-haf the estimated amount of the contract, and
twenty per centum in addition will be withheld from
the Of each payment to be made, collateral
security for the duo performance of the contract,
which will on account be paid until it is fully Dom
piled with. ..e 20 =. .'.....t 80
Every offer made mast be accompanied (as directed
in the act Of Congress making Appropriation for the
naval service for 1857, approved 10th August,
ls46lby written guarantee, slgned by ono or more
deItaks that the bidder bidders will if his
bud be accepted, enter into obligations within fye
days with good and sufficient suretes, to furnish the
articles PR posed. co. -tsH
No proposal will be considered qnless accompanied
ny such guarantee. -- A. GREENLEAF,
AZ N-.nwtw =. -, = h Navy AGENT.
NEW STOCK or BASKETS at McLAUGH
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1ese ships having been built by contract expressly
LOT government service, every care has been taken
In their construction also in their engines, 20 m
sure strength and speed, and their accommodates
fort. " oe
Proc Of passage from New York TO Liverpool, ~
nst ci, $50; In second do, S75 ex elusive useoi
eftN SIZE state rooms, SS5. From Liverpool 70
New ork, - and 81 gulneas. Al ex perienced SUI
on.n PAID for. The ships Of this line have improved
wMeI-tlght bulk leads, aud to AVOID danger ffouIts
alter the LIST of August.
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GENTLEMENs DRESS SHIRTS OF FINE
~ quality. SHIRTS made to order, wsrranted TO 6t
apesf t"r 50 Pa NV av bst sstabE III IG,S
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EDWixfkpbE K I coEf fSR, No. s. Wa, stree.
BROWN sBIPLEy& CO., Liverpool.
Friars, London. = = ' w. 80
y; 6. WAINWRIGHT CO.. Paris.
The owners OF these ships will NOT be accourfaks
for gold, silver, bullion, specie icweIra Dreeous
stones or metals, unless bills of ladine are signed
'neJeior and the vaine thereof pressed therein
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heels, DO, complete outfit Just received AT
me h1souseiurnishing Store, 40 7th street.
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NEW SUPPLY OF FUR
~ NITURE DRY GOODS -

~ NITURE DRY GOODS.
Just received and on sale an immense VARIETY of
and noy elites, adapted to the comfort and convent
ence OF h0usekeePers. We name the following arti-
ces, which will be found the cheapest and best of
their kind ever offered I'm this market.
In TABLE, LINENS, we have
l24b ia to l24 by l6-4 Belgian double Satin Dam
ask Table Cloths. This make of Linen is yery
uncommon ,,f,n In this country. The designs are
"a by a. to "a by 1915 Breakfast Cloths
1914 by io4 to Io4 by lo-l6 double Damask Dinner,
il double Satin Damask for oyerays, to match the
above. This is a new article Of Furniture. and
great Improvement in the saving of time and
as low as 81 Is per dozen
TOILET GOODS.
lo-4, and 81 Linen sheetinss some as low as az
All widths and qualities Pillow and Boster-sase
An immense variety of Toilet Toweins, for all pur-
Elegant Mar.eiIIes, Turkish, Dimity, Lancaster.
and Allendale Toilet Quilts, in 4-4 down to 81
Crib ana Toilet coyers to match
n LOT s1spendins nets or drapories
Thrse-yard wide pink and white Bobinets, for Bed
English and French furniture Chintzes
DO DO do twilled Eugene Stripes, for
Coverings for Chairs, Divans, Sofas. 10.
All colors Cotton Damasks for ditto.
Elegant Piano and Table Covers, in Burgundy,
Crimson. Green and Blue Cloths: in rich SATIN
Tapestry and Embossed ditto, in all oolors
II this s aSa
The attention rthe housekeepers of Washington.
Georget9wn. Alexandria. and enyirons is particular
ny invited to our stock.
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CoUGH-COLDs-HO
DIR. TYLER,su GoHIfpogN2 SYRUP OF
The R9st Pleasant, Safe and Speedy Cure for
eased Lungs and Consumption.
Entered accordtng to Act of Conrys,,I N ,e,,

EHtered according TO Act Of Congress, A. ID. 1887.
In again presenting to the notice of the nub;c IN.
Vast numbers all sections of the Union are Is.j
20 nave recourse TO other sources OF relief than tbs
immediate prescription OF their family phy siolan and
each return oil the winter season brings ont bnst
OF prolessedly new specifies some good. otheys use
less, ana many decidedly dangerous, IL becomes Al
much matter OF duty as interest, believing tins To
De remedy, combining the greatest advautaees
win the least objections Of any other use to make
Is It's character, is abundantly proved by tie fact
that 1t has been extensively used the last tventy
years with unparalleled success; that its reputsfon
has continued to spread and Its sale increase with
ltte ad from advertising published lists of GER
tihcates, (which all know can easily be had for A
worthless preparation as for meritorous one that
" It's own intr9sle merit, with the recommendation
sent popularity is not trumpeted to the world Al
specihc or cure all, but a valuable and scientific
auxuiary In pulmonary cases, ready at hand and one
that has been generally found to Afford rslief here
most others have been tired without benekt
As such, II 10 recognised by numbers Of our LEADING
physc,. ms, who know Its competition, aud have been
wmnesses OF IT'S superior efficacy, a. we'll as by
o, wnom reference Is cheerfutly permitted
S9l8 e y cents. or three bottles IN one So oepts nv
WsIp StssEf G Geo AsL and SSE E22[
cAAlSsff,y 'bkkdbEbssss Gum ARABIC COUGH
portable form, much patronsSd by public speakers.
shhnseIs, Heq nenters OF public assemblies, &C.. AS
.ney remove all huskiness from the throat and voice
n 15n act IKE charm on Troublesome cough Price
- and Is cents a box. dec aiv
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r
the Bureau be responsible.
No. j. Bricks. >,''' y
2 Y YsIIo, pine pine timber timber
8. Cherry, tseasoned.)
g. White sp pine: and . spruce timber and lumber,
,. Limo and hair.
ss sss.
i i: s e. n.a..
IA. Files.
i i: Sir esist sss S,5i; md glass
II. Hardware
IS f ileSood.
RISvsnder.
q. Copper and composition nails.
g. Iron castings.
q. Exzpatson.
SS: ! s s51s... '''''
:. 66sIlcx W. p i, = s mIsS
8. White pine, s,sses. and juaipe, timber and
J. Li iass and hair.
8. Gravel and sand.
i: IRON, iron spikes and nails.
IS. Paints, oils, and glass.
Is. Ship, chandlery.
IL. Hardware.
is. Stationery.
2: Bay 1Sv and straw.
2. Charcoal.
s. Iron sS1 csss,ns..
81. / Bricks. N'~ 'oAA' ....
5 6 6siiG AND Pi hs1d i' wood timber.
s White Whit sIPg IPSs s,,I spruce 1ndsuniper'
g: SSiis,so l and sand.
il. Iron, iron spikes and nails.
+ + k s sss :ss oil; an: and glass.
Z. H.tiware.
o. o. Hay si' and straw.
g. q. P PSfoyendEsr.
q Betting. packing. and hose.
26 Machinery and tools.
Glass. PHILADELPHIA.
5. yellow pine timber:
5. White oak and hardwood.
8. White pine timber.
8 G GI'HS IAN and is sand
i. IRON iron nails. and spikes.
i: Paints, oils and glass.
IL. Hardware.
ls. Stationery.
TO- Firewood.
20. Hay and straw.
n. Provender.
8. Betting, packing. and hose. ....
n. Iron floats.
Gas Gas c,o,,i,L NAVAL ASYLUM.
:. Hats, boots, and shoes.
g. Provisions.
S RIy goods.
g. Miscellaneous.
g. Hardware.
II. Paints, oils, dc.
r. r. EF1 asi:
IS Provender.
I6. Eirewood
II. Excavation and wall.
ss'5 / g g%ss.. WASHINGTON
8. yellow pine timber. &c.,.
5. Oak, hardwood timber. and lumber.
T. Lime and hair. "''' " '''''
9. Gravel and sand.
II. Iron, iron nails, and spikes. ....s
- P,E iroa.
Is. Paints, oils, &c.
10. Stationery.
ls. FirewOod.
q. Provender.
= I RsI,i 5s: packing ssI1.:; a.. .Ssd hose
So.J Bricks. ''"'''A' ...z-s
!: y:Iis: pine Pin: i timber: |
g. White pine timber and lumber. !
:. cement tms;
H. Iron, iron nails.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

&9ssEss -
GREAT so UTHERN NAIL LINE.
Twice Daily, SUNDAY nights e1cepted.l between
WASHINGTON and the SOUTH. via ALTMAN
pRIA, GORDONSvII.LE AND RICHMOND.
DANVlLLE and GREENSBOROUGH.
Leaves Washington at clock a. m.
Alexandra al IA O'Clock a, IN.
Washington at O'Clock p. m.
Alexandra at 8H O'Clock p. IN.
Fare from Washington and AleXandrIs TO Rich
mond. $5 81.
~ Omnibus &c and Baggage Wagons will he al the
Depot of the WashIHg ton Railroad, to convey pas-
sengers and baggage to the Steamer GEO. PACE,
for Alexandria, distance OF six miles, allowing
ample time for meals.
mar a-tf JAMES A. EVANS. Agent.
NEW ROuTE To THE SQITHNNEST
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4iscellaneous.
PROPOSALS.
NAVY DKPARrxxSr,
bkTedn Of Yards and Docks. NAV 4. is57

Bsysdn Of Yards aad 6oefs, NAV i, is57.$
dcIss sled R5ope.al: for each class separately,
for the Navy Yard at name the ysrS viii BE- S" re-
oeIved at this Office until noon on the LIST day OF June
navy yards namsd the material. and articles a ' sm
o,acsa In printed schedules, which will be furnished
desiring s for .ns al Inc
sexsts nsmed therein. the Communicates of the
under Or By The navy . Sssfsss
tnsreto or by the Bureau for any or oil the yards
az 9siPs 1:a "i's s (: sssa.s
and each OF ere . SG,S !. ONE A
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly no
ter prescribed and be mailed in time to reach their
tssm SeioIe the time expires for reoeyins
o.es will De made 10. (aiisres Of tie mail.
bidders are to saOrs t one
he envelope above the sddrs::. and draw line un
ys;s S::s So:
and bocts hs Sni5 the Bureau Of Yards
Form Of Of.r. ..r-
j, there insert the name or names composinS the
srml Of (name the town. in the State Of nams the
Of % and :uSeos to
all the requirements Of the same and of the Printed
in Class the for the Nav YssS 60
pane the yard2 scoerdi1g to seid sohedul 10, viz
g..
and opposite each article set the price and carry ont
the amount In the columns for dollars and oents And
loot up the aggregate of the bid for the class
smountlng to there write the amount in words.I
poPoss IA as ny agent Shers name the agent
dSsy sna should mg os4 Be of :s
request the contract may be prepared and sent tc
tn Nav Agent at tnams the eney y for signature
lie, 70 the bidder and each member of tho hrrp to
Form Of Guarantee.
(The III 'der.gned name of guarantor) of cname
the town. ma sssse or (name the Estate, and name
Of second gu Naptofs, &c.,l hereby undertak thai
the above nam q .n:ne the bidder Or badersl will
contract With the United States within fs ecn An
after the date Of tie. the post off CO. Of The
acceptance OF his To- her oners before Mentioned
Witness: tStGnAture Of Gun Mantors)
| certify that the above nsmed there name the
guarantors) known Il, M to b good and respon-
sIble guarantors in this c0ee.
tSignature)
To he signed by the distl rot Judge district attor
ney collector, navy agent, oy some ptHsOn know "a Ia
the Bureau be responsible.
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NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
Ms


MEMPHIS CHARLESTON RAILROAD
coNPLErED-CoNSEcTINs
Ckdttdnooed, Tenn; Charleston. 8. C.: Snr0s-
nah, Ga; and all the Northsastern eiftss, eItA
MemPhts, Tenn.
The last connecting link of abroad BET ween NEW
YORK AND THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
This road Is now completed and opened Tor the reg
ular transportation Of Passengers and Freight, aud
will afford more Expedition and less tx pense thvl
any other route between the Northeast and South
west. Passengers and Shippers wall take due notice
thereof, and govern themselves accordingly.
Passenger Trains leave Stevenson daily at ~
o'clock, IN. (after the arrival OF the trains from
Chattanooga and Nashville, land arrive ~ Memphis
Steam Packets to New Orleans and all other impOr-
tant points upon the Western Rivers Goods con
signed To Rallrusd Agents at Charleston or Swan
nah will he forwarded TO Memphis and other points,
by Express Freight Trans.
Freight In charge of the Adams Express Cons
ger trains. r. c. ARMS
General Superintendent.
HUNTSVILLE, (Ala.) April lsf, 1857.
Through Tickets to Memphis, 90. sold at VII
nah, Macon, Atlanta. and Columbus, Ga.; Monigom-
cry, Ala; Chattanooga, and Nashville, Tenn.
To connect with the Western Trains on this road,
PASSENGERS will take the rhf trains from Whining
ton. c.; Augusta, Ga; Chsttanooga and Nashville,
Tenn; and the day trans from Charleston aud
kIngsville, :. c.: and Atlanta. Ga. ap7-n
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
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WINDOW GLASS.-r5OO boxes baltimore ard
wv Philadelphia GLASS, ali qualities and s. Ssa
e; , 81 : s' ff.i;s Il = q,
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WINDOW GLASS.-600 boxes BALTIMORE and
w Philadelphia Glass, all qualities and Sizes for
! = :. ''''''l'''" - - = : > J. R. McGREGOR.
mar 21-Tu& F2m lt 7af Dc f.l 5S< 7th street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-19
Trustees Sale.

MuPRKAS on tn. Arst day Of j. nav T.,
W 1888 nry APP execaei unso Au,,iu 4. rbir
~ II ste, &c .ta u dc u VI rfust convey ny IN
SID Trust~ the land IN ott COUNTY lowa.1es r:md
- 10 lows,ie vii: The vet fractional hair Of N,
no't sest quar- er 81 Il NJ. xix rs, in 10 h
Ne. MY light t.s) tn Of rang. No. he a.
ei of tn Sh y. ~, " ich Said C, I'VE, ace -.
by The sad Henry Arp fr the purs Sc " : urins
tn payment OF tn c"tta promis>ory notes A, III.
inter 81 "a reon signed ty ssd Merry Arp and !,
schim Isge dst-t tie nr.t day OF Ja.usry. A ID
800, d III psya lc a fol o~s: on Ii rir.t isv o,
January 1851 thirty d,llxrs Id not, AM, ,Ire
Of trust ~err sne Wa lie assigned by w. v Shirs,h
the OF Yin"l ps>s- Thereof to hs,pL Metc.R Who i.
nov tn pirty IN .t-re-t.
And NUS sail 4 sciib~d noe having become dine
Al payable, and ID, said Arp sni Lage
having faild &" lay H. sam. !, Al. ia Co, hin
Iru lee ~ ~ rea d D hereby vi. th, public notc.
ht BY virtue Of The p Which il In me vested b,
al -et ~ trust Nj On Saturday III. isth DAY oil
Se risr> 4. D. 1855 o. the hour - two o', CT Il, 4
susrn II said dsy It ~. Court tous. Dur In y,
''N OF Davenport .xiD e aid % fT al. II . IN:
iction tn pArrlos nj above 4 .r 10 M, cl
"a ~, - s'a IT. sufcieni .ati ~ and raw III.
an unt o. said m IN the int re III r ,,n 10 IN
~ o. safe log her With all tie c,>ts "a eapen G.
euendirs sal. cs's Of tbs tee AMI r u.s.. ;,
-. " u ihn co'np.en VI 81, h sxi- deed " II b,
gwen IN sccur'snc. With IN" stipulation Of .xii u "a
Us: nv'y'n. frl aud rs,ct It'll 10 N irAc
osland ID 10 IN purchs srr.
Dne'i tue 18th dAy Of January. A. D. 1857.
J'hi:"ts AUSTIN CORH1N. nsf~..
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Trustees Sale.

~ nEReAS on the 40h y u D c-,nbr A u.
" 1851 Nrsisns vieshs All y .ts Vie. hs IN, ~,r.
sxecat. Y 'is Austin C0,bin rs Trustee, cert .in
Of Trust, convey lux u sas Trustee the lana In
Scott county, lows. sc,b - sv.L.w-, 20 VII: the
sonth-wes qua ter Of C I'm NJ. thirty. hr~e , ~
IN township n. revrn nine f7S) porth " range
No. III &c ~ ~ast Of the 9Th r. ~ which Aid 20 .
vey'nc. vas mar BY th.sii ctisus Vieth, and
bertA Nieth. hi. vie tr- pup = ofsecu, inv me
payment Of ~ rita psonAissory ,soi~. aud the in.
ere. n se"n ssn d szid N,ctIsus vi-ths. dat d
N ~ day - Dr, msr / d is:,i, and ~ p.ae
- f"i W. .eve ry-fv .isar, ,tur January lsS.
sanl notes and De- " sva were ss;e. va /, x,,kn
'e@esin AeicAaf ah.i- how III. Parry H. MFRS,
Sud sos sad 4 .>.rit i zoe h.y,ls b CINE du,
and psys eHd M said Nicsaus yi..bs Il ,vine
seaieh '" pas Ia ssM, I, Ansssa Gsrsu. TrVv~r =
ssor-saaS t-reo, rirs tii> puhiie nviba.. ,h,. h.
'iree of q pc w"r whi:h IL in me vetsi ~ All i II
VI Trust Iw'l"u Saturday IN tab ~ Of \, byu.
D. is5s, at The OF twoo' cock 10 tn
q ssid day. at th.CssGt Ecu dssy in e,,e =, " a,
OAeniss', 'xisss sud OF II: sxl,, At ,uh c AUG.
ton ~ VoSeei II lswt above d., he'd or n,mrh
Ne cot - sAsl b. su1eens {, sssissy a., ,av Tie
e0oGne ~ ssd iseer with The INT rest cher N 4. ,e
day VI sesr. se tier wah I'll she ssss and
teEdina sosd .sls cesss eftais nALe end n, srs's
f,.s rVn the es0pltttIa Of surA AL, "a vi,t -
xtven Ia ascoeashc. vithths .sivu ossos 81 ~ lned
VI Tsrs'
os:ed the II hdsy Of ysnsssy, A. D. 1851.
lsntSuo lUSY10 CO&N1Na frr,asss
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'ENoeRAT. ,AD1vENPoRT. IOWA JANUARY 10. 1857 =
- =

TnE BA@sys Ax4xo xsS& LAnrEs'
"SaAsosAi. We neally loafinow
where fAshioa y rushing to, nos ca VIC
pretend to predict where she will
stop. One thing, however. We think
she is doing, and that is running away
With the wits Of the ladies aa.l iusaing
their pretty heads. Only think Of .
lady dressed TO DEATH" and then over
all to uiount gentlcman's regularly
built frock coat DO not start, kind
reader. for it's iact-a melancholy
fact
Al our fashionaLies ard poor .un-
fashionables know what stir the
long-skirted and short waisted coats Of
the handles created, when they were
first introduced, and how all the little
boys laughed when thew saw t.,i,an-
ghai' on the streets. But what will
! be said now that lovely woman hcs-
ems last and best gift to man . Ia
ken TO herself the ccat (Another art Of
his dr.pcry has long since been pro-
! pria ted BY some Of the fair crca aresD
But alas, it has been don. And sever
al Of oar most beautiful ladies l,a, e ap-
pesrd in the streets dressed Ia Shang-
hal What asight they mskc IN
hoops aud long tailed coats
! VIVA: next Will il be boots,
vest and cravat No one can tell.
II fashion dicatatcs it 50, why it will be-
Then We shall help to, complete the
full rigout in male attire by CALAMITY
saying, take Qua hat.
In this, We would not considered a,
interfering with ''woman's right OH
no, not for the world. But what are
W. poor men to 10, when the deal
creatures come in and poach upor
ours! Pants gone. coats ditto. Vests
boots, cravats, and hat going-or w
are much mistaken, for this is pro
gressive age and nothing shorter
The Basque Amazon, seriously, is al
odd looking garment, and when worl
is sure to provoke laughter; but il on
| id.I IittU'tS W6ut W Iook Aue
make people laugh at them, they hay.
right to wear them, most assurodly
especially as there are in the stores II,
cloaks, talmas, mantillas or shawls, Il
keep off the cold.
The garment we arc talking abou
tcast we may he misundersteod) is
coat OF cloth with tiny buttons, bisho,
sleeves and trimmed about the ends an,
! edges with hraid the color tlrnin.
. rather fuller than that on gentleman
r frock.
Bat any lady wisl.sng to manulae
turc one in hurry, has only to chang,
the buttons of her husbands OF brotL
crs ''long tailed blue" add little rim
ming, and widen the sleeves fraction
and the thing is completed. This i
all that is necessary TO make the Bas
que Amazon. Shall We not be than
ked for this important information
We think we should.-IN. q. Plea
vuLc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-19
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The ssesnshjp Texee from San Jaan
Nicssseua bee arrived below THE eitv.
The Purser renorts that the oct. Ricana
enoeeeeeA In ~ Haaiieh aeae,haA saiaed
sverv tesmbost On M San Joan river.
The steamer San Carlos LETT virgin Bsv
o the "a Of Jan an. bit vss Ssp,o,sd
bv the Costa Ricspe sooo after ene Get
into thu river. Col. Sockbr;des vi,h
$50 men took possession Of Puots Are.
mss, bet The Costa Rioan force OF 1000
men held evsry poios on the river.
Il u esese4ei shes Gse. nensises;.
had beaten the alice =: Grsnsds and
ioised Walker have been IL eoeA scirise
and % ore coofident Of eucoees. vhiis the
allies we're 6xs,ire amenx themselves.
The steamship JAs. Ajeer, With Psssso-
gre ve'ss che eoek sres tie Ieesese o.
~: :ss.vse - eso 'us" On !ne 30
ties an H. rssn.;, ron,s shs -. s.;,.., ns.,
mornins for Asn:nvsIl "a fo,~srd her
passeoeers b. The Panama route, Tho
james Adger would re,u-n 70 Puuts All
eoAs ana Will Do due 10 New York about
TUG -'u 'ns''
W ash'ngton, Jan. 10.
me House - engages - the coos'oss'