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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
IMPROVED CITY PROPI

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
.. \ lot S, block IS, 9Th street, te,ween Vine
and warren.
W y ote, block "a. 81 street between Iowa and
Is Ciakc str cts.
8. Lot in Star.yyani's Addition, sooi building
10. Lot B. block -, 2i street. between Ripley and
SOFT streets
II Lct2 tlookt7, 40 feet front. ID street, near
Brady. very hal dom prop rty
l. Lots is. block IS, Le Claire's Addition, 18th
st eet ictseyn BRADY an; Perry streets Pace $50
ca,h.
49, Lot 8, block s. 9th street, brtw ea l.. Cl,ir.
ami FarnAm sts. S3a0J-sa .asa bsla4Gt H. : and
SyeaIs.
~ Forty feet front BY $50 feet deep, good br.
house, rooms Bi adv street, near 10th.
IssIct ,. block g. in siaymAkers SUIT dvi ion, cor
ner hish and Fulton siI..ts, house ana fruit ,ees
Prize $70p.
20. Lots 6, g. block 81. corner Iowa AMI Seventh
streets.
81. Lots I. S, corner Rock Island and 6tl streets
u. corner Brsdy ard Clay strst ,lo, I0sli2o,
| very handsome property, and nftre.i low.
s.. Lot . block 5s, 6l,i5p 9Th street east 81 IRA
! dy, brick hOate. Price 5000.
50. LIT ~, block }, Forrest s. Di,an 6:xiS0 cor
| nsr Sth and warren streets, good buildings ami nnr
| river vea.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
DesM Dimes River Land for sale
L.l.v.lD DEPARTMENT..

DssMosass River Navigation and n X. %.
OTTUAwA, Iowa. April II. 1854.
eJNHY unde-signe.! hereby gives notice, that this
Oiice L. open for ths sale of thess ysiuAtle
sTGi They will he sold long credit AID In lots
tth means and wishes Of purchasers.
Aryfurthe infDrnAtioa DESIRED Ia relation to thosS
e. will be furnished Oh appiio alton 1t this ofi,s
mail or otherwise. GEO. Il. PERKINS,
tmAyl6lifl Land COMMISSIONER.
LAND DE- {. ARTnEY.
DEs MONIES NAVIGATOR 90.
nNthe sixteenth day % June, next, the ONCE Be-
~ the sate % the lands OF this Company will ycY
removed from this place 10 Port Des Moines.
There lands will b. sold long credits, and In
lots 70 suit the msans aud wishes OF purchasers.
0kO. u. PRkKIEN
Land Oommissiole
OttumVa y oWa -. av27 daVt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

THE KATE CASSEL,
WASHINGTON. Muster.
ia TID XOORE, CtttS.
TNHE ALEXANDRA will run regularly between Rock
Island, Davtnport and all points above 10 6aena,
making competitions At 6alrna vi it'll the follow
IL boats, which compose the Minnesota Daily Packet
Line 10 St. Paul. leaving Galena at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lodwek, Msstor.
- Northern Belle; }. y. iur', Il.
90 City Belle, h. Loiwrk. da
" Granite Btate, II. GAbteit, do
:. GaltHa, Iort,h, do
90 ALEXANDRA, Mcclure, 90
The Alhauibra leaves Rock Isani anI Davenport
for tiaiena every Monday, Wednesday ami friisy at
. O'Clock A. N.
Keturring leav. Ga!fna for Rock Island and Da-
venport on Tuesdsy. thursday and Saturday at 3
O'Clock, A. n. Connecting with kus and =,
LOUIS Packet Zen. Campbell, which iea.,s on arrival
If the AlharahIa ut 8 O'clock T.
The Kate Cassei will here alter leave Rock lslsnd
and Davenport every Tuesday hu'siay aud Satnr-
DAY at o'clock md leaves Dubuque every Monday.
ednesday aud FRIDAY ut o'clock, connsc,ine at
Rock Island with the X okuk aud st. LOUIS Pa k.t,
ard at pubnquo with the MiuneSota Packet c. :,
Boa t. ST Panl Passengers and ShiI pers can re-
~ OF sure cuuue,iian nj both ends Of the line.
Thee boats will give Though tickets 10 all
points above Gsena to st Paul will Rls5 receipt for
freight to all # the above pom and will pay partc-
uar attention the deliver, the same Passengers
and shippers reiy upon tbs strct.st punctua,y,
a. these boats convey the Mail and must leave
promptly at the hour 10 make their connections.
NJ b These boats every evening Il. Fulton
City in time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS APRETTYMAN,
AGENTS davenport.
J. H. LANGLEY X Co,
POWAkS co,
junadtf Agents, Rock Island
W.T. GRONENBUkY,
Ticket Agent. Davenport.
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For Sale ar Rent.

vVusL store rooms and o.lee, on the N curne, n
Ihir' snd Ferry streets are completed and for
ssie ~ REM, would max. All excellent Boardins
House and Hotel Appyto
JoHN ruRRssr,
Corner Of FouftG and bad, s,rert,
May 23riltf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

WHITES QUADRILLE BAND,
LeClajre, Scott Co., L0ecN.
BAND OF TWELVE
First Violin, Jacob Strasser,
Second Violin, schultz,
Carionet, John SCHUYLER,
fute, u ckstedt,
Cornet, Michaeii,
FIRST TIN pet, Henry SCHUYLER,
Second Trumpet, rkarS,
First French Horn Schroeder.
Second French Horn B.lun,
First Baritone, ". Read,
Contra BASS, Pahst.
Pfomptef, 4. n. White.
BAND OF FIVE
FRS. Violin, A. n. White,
Sc ond Violin, Jace b Strasser.
CiariOnet, John Sehunler,
Cornet. Henry eebuhler,
HAS,, A. W Read.
All orders address d 70 A. ". READ, or JACOB
ofkASSER, Daveup port, Iowa, or to A. n, wHITk,
Le Claire, Iowa, will receive pruenpS sstanSien.
N. ,. We furnish better Music than any other
Rand IN the 0tasA, or ssaks ~ charge,
sug99adtf
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UNIMpROvED cry PROPERTY

INlMPi,oN I'D CITY PROPERTY
30. A number Of very handsome lot. with goo
river views, in block IL Of fultJn's Addition lIie
500 each.
SO. Lot T. blrk -, lie Claire's Addition, Eighth
street, between Iowa aud IL Clsire sueets Pficc
$iUUO.
"a 81 acres on sonth eide Of Locust .tfee,, nue
building locations.
35 70sso 81 lot block Il Warren street, between
3i and lh street,. Offered very low.
81. Lot ,, block ., Cock 4 sArgenrs Second Add
ton. west ID street. Price 5000
20 N + corner Perry and Clay streets, 72IIe0 feet
very low.
10. Corner Brady and 18th streets, 4isl50 feet
Is South of block rs, L. Clair,'s Alditi,n-
18th stee,t between Rock Island aiti IVA $500 p r
lot.
3. Lots T. 5, .. 10, block II, in Flu toms Addition.
GOO Lots in Mitchelfs Ali tiiion. Also lsrg nl,m-
Der uf half ACRE, and fur lots the North
crn suburbs Of the city.
And Block |? of McCos's Addition to the Town Of
MI Pleasant.
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HNSe1efSS Dtt'ectCs'U.
silver Plating and neIl-Il.nging.
VIM. u VI ha Ma. e.. =. a..
Commercial College.
LOPE. * PRATT ...............Cor Sd and Perry
CrOCkery and Glassware.
l.. l.. iOlCOMb ..I.Claire Row
Banking and Exchange.
DouIAN h STUMP, Main st.
MACKLOTT h CORBIN 49,. Cor Second and Brady
NICHOLAS. CAMPBELL Co.........Main
COOK h KGENT.............Main and Second
McGREGoR, LAwEs n MISUNDERSTANDING Main.
CHUBB, BRO, BARROW CO.. Cor Nam I'd SITS
TAILMAN, TOWERS n McLEAN.....sbov p. ..
Land Agents.
ALLEN X CLARK........P. q. Building, Brady 1t
NICHOLAS, ISBELL CO.. ....Main t.
Insurance Agencies.
II. r. MITCHELL ........ door Above Post Office
II. y. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. street.
Dry Goods.
CHAMPION Il SON Cor. d h Brady SITS.
J b SUTTON n CO...... Griggs Block, perry It
GEO WEAVER MAIN II, neart,Sg n Sargent
wADSWOkTH 2d st; opposite ieCiaire VI u {
u II SMITH,. Corner ID and Brady.
ADAMSON RAPP..... I'D, u. above PER- y
". fNSlEE.. ...............N No u, LeClaire
Machine shop and FenRdry.
s. o. SHOREY Sd St, oppo. Cath. Burylng Ground
Wooden Pumps,
Clo,hiny.
SAMUEL PERRY Opp. Post Off,
J. 3 DRAKE h CO.. MAN, 2'ioors bel 2i st
DRY Goods and Groceries.
". Il HElDENHEIMEH...... end. near Brady 5,
Watches 4 Jeweiry.
II HOUSED. Letlaite Row
A. c. BILLION. ..............No LeClaire Row
~. NELSON. Brady, above I'd
Besks L Stationery.
q v Ellis CO............No LeClaire Row
ELI ADAAS.. Near Post ONCE.
Hats & Caps.
A. 3 ASTON 81 81. opp. LeClaire House
A. GREEN. ......................Le Claire Row
c W VERDER.. IS .cond strect,east Brady
Auction and Com m issiom.
II. ". MORRIS, Second 81, above gerry
Hardware.
" PARK ER.......-......c cor Front Brady
l.. LINDSEy............ I'D St. east of Brady
Wholesale GrCcers
EVANS, CHEW h CO............Cor % h Perry
BURR SWIFT. Brady st. bet Front and Srornd.
M DALzEII.A Co.............Cor u 4 Perry.
J. W. WILEY ....................2nd near Brady
RYAN l. AcCARN............... .Burrow's B!ock
Druggists.
TAYLOR h BALLOkD......No. 10 IT, Claire Row
Gents Furnishing Gssds.
A. 8. ASTON ID st. OPP. LeClsire House
vERDEk. Second st csstnf Brs dv
Bssts r Shoes.
MOORE h GARRETT. brady bet. 2i 4 81
Tobacco 4 Cigars.
N. KUHNEN.. .2d 81 kear Brady
Music 4 Musical Instruments.
JOSEPH A. CRANDALL.......No s LeClaire Row
Stoves 4 Tinware.
GRAHAM l. EARLY,....Cor. Front 4 Main SITS
GILLETT ................ Brady st, bet. AMI 5 30
The Iswa Agricultural Depot.
NOURSE, WHILE ..........cor Front h r Island
Leather aid Sa!c!ery Hardware.
HAI6HT, SEARS l. BECKETT. :. End st .as, Brady
Furniture, Mattresses and Upholstery.
MCNEIL BROTHER
wholesale and Retail
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Fer Sale or LAaM.

LrOUR LOTS situated on n and Scott street. foy
T. particulars enquire Of CoADiR Dow. OF
CoualA6tsl JAMn NAV
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THE TIME RESI- NJ ED!
u, & MAIL L1NE!!
NEWPORT, ROCK ISLAND 4 KEOkUK
Packet Company,
Steamer Ben. Campbell,
CAPT. LEROY DODGE,
A. L. Miller, m..l.
Charles ". Asm,.ssin, o's'S"
Steamer. Mckee, Capt. J. Rkeach
4 z:a H. 4 fs T;ss.s.,y, Clerks

0N and after Monday May nth 1857 the above
~ BOATS foi ming this line viii leave Rock Island
and Davenport ~ follows:
The steamer .s0EN CAMPBELL every Moniay,
Wednesday and Friday evening. The j" j. McKE8"
every Tuesday Thursday and eaturd yevening,on the
arrival Of the evening train from Chicago and the
Packet from Galena; connects ~ Muscatins with
the evening train from lows City u Buriinetn
with the morning train ast from Chicago and West
from Mount Pleasant; at Keokuk vith the great U.
st. Nail Line Ssesmevs Jenny Deans, Thomas
swami and Die Vernon" for Quincy, Alton and 81.
Louis,
Returning will arrive st Rock Island in time "a
connect with thetrans to Chicaeo, and the Deots b
0eisna, Dunl 18TH and O. Paul
Ipr fro1ght Or passaeo aDplnon board Of b
D0110WD1 tAn1fY4AN, ~.
l1agf4Adta. (C1seth eSep0
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head a limited aumbcro special notices
Will be inserted at ten cents per line for each inser
ton or nf,y cents per week
1RSB ) 900 WANTED on good Heal Esiate secur.
W. tv, worth 5000, unine uinbered.
Hhquire at this silice. sepesdtf
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II q II > II IL r!
A Spl'did Lease, IL Tears Duratio
with fine improvements.
&1&s

a Il ace Track
A LII fenced with al elgh. fee. high fence, known
"A IS tho
DAV EN- PORT ACKi!
The above property will b. sold on good ,erm.o
exchanged for Real estate In this County
TIE Stallion - Wonder"
years old, Chesnnt sorrel II hands high viii war
rant HIN sure foa getteS. &c, trots his mile nsid.
OF > miles on our traas, which Is 10 feet
mile.
Wonder was sired by the celebrated trotiing horse
Washington, his dam BY Aembrino, Wonier WAS
brought from Long Island two years arc ty US aud
In condi'nn last ~ ason weighed 1856 lbs viii be
soid on good terms or exchang for Real Rsiass In
this county the
TrOtting Stallion Mountain Monk,
by Vermont Blakhawk DAM by Mambr,no we
are prepar 10 prove that Monk has troued In pub
horse, 10 years Old Is X hand. high wecan show
| colts from him thst can not be surpassed by any
Stock Horse in this country. We show two min
utes and hfty seconds with him track. Win
sell him on good terms or exchange for county prop
erty Also
TINE STALLIO.s' .ABO,
splen I'D bay Horse years DID, 10 - hand. hlrh
Can sbov minnies In hsrness. Was sired by the
trotting horne Washington. dam by Atdailah. This
horse Is too vel: know here TO nerd any
for SELF W" Will sell him on good terms exchange
| for Real Estate.
Al.o the thoroughbred horses
MOUNT AIRY AND LARkEN.
The former was sired by the race horse avelIer,
who won the big 4i6. 600 stake IN Canada at milo
heats. his dam was Cfcto. bred BY u. l. Stevens Of
Hoboken. N. J. lie Is ISM hands high q bleed bay
and has fine stoc. In this County He 10 years old
iarh.n vas sired by imtorted Houtsn out Of tho
dam OF Fllen batrman. He Is . blood Boy, years
old, 10 Y hands high We vul vaYrant him IN RIM
oger our track In one minute and nfty-hve seconds
All Of the above horses Will be warranted sound.
We Will sell the above good terms % l,hango
Tor Real Estate. Our obi Is dispose Of some Of
our stosh ~ We have super abundance OF all kinds
Of thorough bred cattle, &C.
D. . = K. ALIKM:
P.6 The above stock was brought from Long
island oy US ~ 4 y. K. 4.
lAYennl ri mr. 1dil fGn L. cos,xl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

Z. AUGUSTUS nASlLAND,
Attorney h Counsellor at Law
Reel Estate .sgesss,
AND
NOTARY PlFB LlC.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OPDICR with T. Q. Hads, lie Claire Ro~. I'm.
trance lie Claire Hail.
r Aw Business aud Conveyahcirg promptly atten
J.. dsd 10.
Lands bought and soil on Commission
Money loaned untneuintered Real Estate secur.
ity.
Taxes paid. and elections IA lie for parties In an,
section or the country.
An extensive ACQUAINTANCE In Eastern New York
among those about u tmigrate 10 this vicinity, ena
ble- 10 offer great Inducements to those hAvin,
lands to dispose OF.
-RErEEENCrs
TX Gov Myron II. Clark Csnaniaisus n Y.
Hon. Charles u. kuggIss >, Poustk-rpsi-, NY.
Hon, John Thompson.
Hon. G.nrv. ". 81 ring +"
Capt. Richard PEEK, New Hav,n, Conn
Hon. I. II. Morrsn. Aur,ra, NY.
Rev. Thee. l. Cnslr, New York CITY
Benson J Losing ksa
backee, Inns . h c., Chic ago III.
TaImsn, Powers Mclean Davenport Iowa,
e. A t G. L st t = lIANILAND
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

INSURANCE, h LN7ELLIGENCEAG
HOUSES rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected
~ Taxes paid Tor non-rcsiients. Collections mad,
promptly remitfed To Any part Of the country
Exchange bought and sold, Notes discounted Of
good security.
REFERENCES:
q q Wilder, ESQ, boston. Mas.
Locke. Marshe Go, Bostou, Mass.
= Muidg.ti O.,
Hon harris. H. Brifs ewater, Mass.
Russcl Alden, Camlrllo, "
keith, E.q, Abiurtcn,
u y Woodmsn, tBsnseD Chicago. III.
Huntington, Whi~erth 1 Parks, Chicago, Ill
q Douglas, ESQ,
u Stevens, ksl, st Anthony, MINI. TER.
ga Small, Bsq GaIens, III.
Hon james Thorinston, Davenport,
burrows PrettyFnhn,
BurnsIi, Gellett h Co,
Up Whtcomb, Esq,
april 25du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIoN s
FOR 0oyLRSoR
BeO VI. S0sDolel>.
Fok LluT GOVERNOR
George Gillasps.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICK Ei.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29
MN PRIVATE RECIPE FOR FEVER


~ N A PRIVATE RECIPE FOR FEVER
AND AGTE- have n secret RENEE Y
hitherto unknown or used Ncepi'ty my
self Tot IEvEUASD AGUE, which have
used in al 1teusive pT actioe for the pa I
seven v'ais with perfect Success. No
QrINlNE or ARSENIC in its composition! 81 %
tncls d 70 rae in II 1T er. viii ei to any on. BY
return OF the mai, the ADORE Rec!pe with full par
t.cuiars for using IT.
J. W HoOPLAND. NJ. D.,
scpl0i4wirs Davenport. Iowa.
ANM. WHITE rHhTu, PERFuMED BRkATH
We and ~ autiftl {. r.pleNiun can be acquired
b, -lng the "Salin 81 a Thousand Flowers " What
ia'y gen'l m,n would remain under the curse Of
a d.sagre"ail. breath, when bv using :" Balm of a
Thousand Flowers asa -nttfri would not only
render 1t wet. ut leave .he teeth white aiabas-
ter. Many person 90 no; know th ir breath Is bad
and the subject is delicate their friend, will never
nentionit. u ware Of Commercials. he sure each
ho,tc Is signed fhTSIDGE Il Co, N. Y. For sale
By all ,ugg.sts.
WOODLAND CREAM."-. Pomade frr beautify
NJ the Hsir-h rhly per;umet, superior To any
French article imported, and fer half the ,ree For
DR., ssng la les 0sir 1t has 10 equal, gi.ng IL a
bright, glossy appearance. II csus Gent, uian' 8
HAIR curl N the nstursl manner 1t r, moves
Dandrnn aiwa,s giving the Hair the appear ar,oe of
being fresh shampoonvi. Price, oily fifty cents
None geuuine unles sign.d
FETRIDGE 4 co.
Propiietors of the tfBam 0. = thousand Flowers J"
For ale by TAYLOR \ bALLURD, No 10 LeClaire
R'w. Sole az nt> for Davenport.
July23dtw6m
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FOR SENATOR
GEORGE. j. nN DE.

TJE gsPRssE$fArivEs
GEO II. PARKER, Of Davenport.
J. W. CLARK. Of Lc olairc
JAMES HEBRON, Of Blu, Grass.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

| fI'wENTY-ONE large sized lots In Rast Davenport
all IN central and convenient locations viii b
oil cheap II applied for Enquire Of
rAlLA AN pOWEnS IClBAN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

A~SHOw CASES, MARBLE-rOP TABLE
~ fol- sale. Apply at the Office OF the State
u ,mocrat
Rug6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

49, fORSALE.-One par three year old mules,
~ they well broken TO harness. Al o
'ne Lumber Wagon snd harness, all complete. Can
be- seeu at work Main street, the let Baptist
Ct nreh, Tor . few days. CSACELEY
Jr'yiod,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

DouIAN h SIT MP,...................Ma MAN Il.
MACkLOTT h COKblN Cor Second and Brady.
EICKOi.I.S. CAMPBELL CO..........Nain
tOOh &SANGENT............ lam and Second
McGREGoR,LA wEs X Northumberland Main.
CHUBB, BRO, BARROW co.. Cor Nam I'd s,s.
TAILMAN, TOWERS n MCLEAN. above p. D.
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g g [ ; t [ ; IT 4 l. y
(Auccessor TO e. T.. Eads,D
General Hlai Estate .lgsnl,
MS FOR sALE
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS,

In Scott county, with good comfortable dwellings,
large Orchards ~ every KIND offruit running water
and every hing to make . Farm d.siIAtie. Wl1bs
sold very Reasonable
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-29

CHAMPION h SON Cor d h Brady SITS.
SUTTON n CO...... Grisg's Block, Perry It
GEO WEAVER MAIN II, near Iopx n Sargent
" c WADSWOKTH ID st; opposite i.eCiaire VI u {
II IL. .CoEUtt "a ana BEhly.
ADAMSON RAPP...........2i, IT. above Perry
W ......................Not 2 LeClaire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-11
Fans! Fans

ars assortment Of FANS received and arrive for
sale at / LOWEST PRICES.
LION & PINSARD,
mil 2ptf &C and 6s Royal street corner Benvile.
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.TeaU Orleans
STA ONERs' AREHOU USE.
Domestic and Foreign Stationery, etc.

Domestic and Foreign Stotohery,etc' :
J.B. STEEL,
No. 60 Camp street, New Orleans,
Respectfully begs inform his numerous customers in
the city and country that he is now receiving very large and
extensive assortment Of all kinds of BLANK Books PAPER
and STATIONERY would call the attention OF merchants
dealers following list of articles which he offers for
sale at the lowest prces ~. tts t.
g,,.rgss ga.t=,s.a Blank Books. s5 .a ", .s-.. d.
Ledgers Journals Day Books Invoice Books Order Cash,
Letter Sales and Receipt Bocs also, Bank Memorandum,
Copy, Pass Bills of Lading aud Bills Of Exchange Books;
Indexes, Pocket Ledgers etc. 0--.
Writing and Letter Papers.
Imperial Super Royal Medium, Deny, Folio and Feoscap,
white and blue hot-pressed plain English French and
American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thick and thin
best laid Record Paper. All the above ruled or plain
Sealing Wax.
Royal Victoria Irish Harp fine Scarlet Black Fancy Coored
and Perfumed, Gold spangled and Bronze Sealing Wax
Waters.
Best English Scarlet Red Noaria and Transparent Waters
of all sizes " f . '.
Maynard Noyes Black Ink; Arnolds English and German
Copying Ink; Stephens Interchangeable Light Blue Fluid
and his brilliant Red best French Carmine Ink.
Inkstands.
Cut Glass Farcy Agate India Rubber Screw, Bronze
Pocket, whney's Patent, Drapers Patent Cork and Pew
ter 1nkstands, of all kinds.
School Books.
large supply of all kinds general uss selected with
the subscriber personally assisted by the ndgnen
and advice of the emien Professors and Teachers
Committees Teachers Dealers and all who buy TO sell again
supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, at the NEW
ORLEANS sTATloNERs' WAREHOUSE.
j. B. STEEL,
milo 2p6;<W No. GO Camp street.
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Arrivals at the principa, Hotels Yesterday

ST. CHARLES. ~ II Norton, Richmond Va; b II Greene
Ga; Gardner, Ky; Long and lady Brandon Mis-; Mrs
KY Tifsus, Albany yzI W Greene Miss Greene Miss
Sackleford Dr c Living c. W Goodwin, Sidney Smith
Mobile; W Is Williams boston; II skaggs, Marys La
Martin Landry; Thomas Cooke Egnelcor Ygnscio Mo
Phillips, Collins VIM Webb Laourch l'r Boy
kin, Thomas Lang, Mrs Boykin oalnden Q; Ghas Shaw
Jennings Terrebonne; Parker Patesonyile
VIM PROXY and lady Mrs Cassidy Meadvie Miss; Van De
nor Atakapas; Winchester ky Francis Webb 81 Charles:
Watson, Nashville.
CITY IA Drake W Gntn lady and child Jesse Cack,
Q Hester I Richardson. Ga; Or i!i Lewis Fulle,
Robbins Mobile Ala; jas Taylor, Va; Hghower,
Price La; Mrs Brown Miss Brown, Va; r Bridges;
Moore ST Louis; Mr. Gray Mobile; Stevens New Orleans
Baitaile, WIN Bagey, huddoeh La; Mrs Mata child
and servant Memphis; II Joapet o; Marks Shreveport
la; W Curtis West Feciana, Mrs Rawlings Memphis;
Kelly Wes Feliciana; \ Adams Vim Aiaips, Y; Tl!o
son and lady, Coast Mrs fotson and child, Coast; W
West, ID oNeai, Me- Price, La; Gilbert, Daniels sam
Bowman, Phillip Piper Tenn; Fink John King, Sam
Terry. Caahoula Miss Canaan Mrs Pierce Reed
Barron N OF W Weldon, ARK; & West: NJ feadale Miss
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Remaining in Warehouse the 18th of February ,SS $50
In another column we also give comparative state.
mens of imports for five years past which will fur
nish food for reflection to those who have for months
and years been decryng against the business of our
city. To cut long argument short, we unqualifedly
assert there has never been year when more goods
or merchandise have been sold in New Orleans than
this season, and more than this, we believe there
will be fewer bad debts created this season than
ever before in any corresponding time.
The arrivals of vessels yesterday were not large.
There is however, an abundance of tonnage in port,
and our Western friends can send forward their pro-
ducts to any amount or in any quantity; they will
find our merchants traders and operators all prepared
to make ready sales pay the best of prices and give
gold, silver bank checks or bills of exchange
in return, and we will guarantee there shall be
no such dealings as those intimated in that base
infamous and slanderous circular, written in New
York under date of the 9Th of January, from
which we published an extract in our issue on Mon
day last, and of which we shall have more to say il
find an endorser or approver of its contents III
our city,,
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ss-A trial of Hooftand's German Bitters

H9-A trial of Hooftand's German Bitters
will convince skepcs Of their virtues Read
the following:
Julius A. Jeeer New Elizabeth, Hendricks county,
Ind June 81 lsaI should like you send lot Of
German know them be valuable medicine, de-
serving the reputation they have acquired. have used
them my family and they have proven certain rem
edy Graduating the fever have used them
cessfully for years"
William says: Huntington Ind, Sept 90 1854
Send another supply Of Bters Immediately They sell rap
idly and give the satisfaction in every
do not know in which have sold bot
tie that person did for and in that case the
one bottle cured the person.
See advertisement .e6 2plm&W