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SLAVE DEPOTs.

So, FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT,
HS l57 Common street, New Orleans
I'll The undersiE ed respectfully presents h's his
AK card to the pnbc at Krge for the coming in the
sale of Slaves Shall have constantly hind large and
fully selected stock Of Slaves calculated 10 please the pur
chaser let his wants be what they may Having three exleu
SLAVES have also every accommodation for Trades both
for boarding and lodging wi servants in attendance Ny bust
will be strictly confined commission giving thereby
each and every trader equal opportunity in the disposal Of
his Thankful for past ayors, respectfully solicit
continuance OF all former customers and trels OF i'm
90 NEGROES FOR SALE : HAVING RE
S moved m kspanade to The corner Of aronne and Sra
I'll yjer stree squares of The ST. Charles Hotel
GSI will keep constantly hand choice lot Maryland
aud Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Field Hands, House
Mechanics Cooks, Washers and Ironers Seam.
Stresses etc. all Of which will DO sold low fer cash
for good city acceptances
seq If J, NJ WILSON.
& SLAVE DEPOT, No. 1876 GRAVIER AND d
so DRYADES STREETS.
SHE TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCH ANTS
Having opened my old stand the LIST Of January 1888
Gcit tie patronage Of my old friends and customers.
tl9 " O. F. HATCHER.
9EN FBSTER'S SLAVE DEPOT, 1877 COMMON
9 street. New QrleanIie keeps constantly hand and
"a for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iron
rrs and General House Servants Also buys and selIs
SLAVES commission Having the family part OF
The nfge thee story building the Of Slaves made
Of Slaves
dIt T.FosTER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WANRUCHTB MUSEUM, tO7 ST. CHARLES 81
OPENING FOR THE BENEFIT

AmUaEMENI6
VANNUCHTS MUSEUM, tO7 ST. CHARLES 81
OPENING FOR THE BENEFIT
THE
HOWARD AND YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TI0hs.
a. This Institution VII Be op-ned On THURSDAY MORNING.
following will be equally divided Howard the
never before exhibited in tbs 6ited STATS ofsgs ssc
tons than any similar establishment in tbs country Eu
rope. nS St
SPALpING 81 ROGERS AMPHrTHEATER AND
~ MUSEUM corner st. Charles street and Commercial Place
Manager. @. R. sPALDING.
The Management have pleasure Of announcing short
engagement Of
BUCKLEY's sERENADERsg
ETHIOPIAN BURLEsoUE OPERA TRouPEl
From Buckleys Opera House. $50 Broadway New York for
the inauguration Of the their
has been enlarged and improved the past summer so as to rem
der quail Theater in America for elegance and com
fort-commencing
Wednesday, November 3, 1858.
BUCkLEY's hERENADERs the originals Of nearly all
gems which Ethiopian Minstresy 50 popular
America and their Opera House in New York second only
the Academy Of Music in interest II exces among the
dettan Their entertainments besides regular old fash
Toned negro business of their superiority in which over any
thing witnessed at the South It being mostly composed
and originated BY themselves the public have adequate
carefully put upon the stage perfectly rendered
at The Academy Of Music, with only the sentiment words
and plot paraPhased In New York the same fashionable
audiences found alternately at the Academy and Buckeys
Opera House-one night TO hear the regular Opera the eg
mate place. and The next TO 1t burgqued the Buckleys
To the musical critics New Orleans it is confidently he
teved that this engagement will treat second to the
Orleans Opera House. while those who have penchant for the
hHckneyed burncork routine will be astonshed find
much REAL ARTIsTES can add to the endowment of spe.
of amen that hhT
as it has been heretofore iEasticaly afforded them
In this great Troupe
MISS JULIA GOULD,
The Great American Prma Donna
F. BUCKLEY,
The great American violinist and Composer.
C. swAINE BUCKLEY
The great American BaDioist, Bone Player and Tenor.
R. BISHOP BUCKLEY,
The great American Buto Singer and Tarnborinist
j. A BAsQUIN,
The great French Baritone from the Paris and London
Opera Houses.
F. WILSON,
The great English BassO Profundo
G. LoEsDALE,
The great American Basso.
And the following Distinguished Arses-
INSTRUMENTAL, TERP6IcHoREAE ASD OPERATE
HENRY LEAKE,
w.oUINN,
III MULLEN
F. CLARK,
And an Able Corps of Assistants
On the OPENING NIGHT will be given the following
Programme:
Manager Of Troupe BISHOP BUCKLEY.
Stage Manager G. SWAINB BUCKLEY.
Musical Director. BUCKLEY.
PART FIRST
Overture from II TroYRtore. Company
Operate Chorus from Cinderella ,........... Troupe.
Hen Convenion-origiual g. Swaine Buckley.
Our Own Dear Land. A. Basqun.
Bone soo-from Opera Of zsnpa-never attempted by any
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saa- RTcDONNELL'S RESTAURANT, NJ.
eageft1 147 Common street between Baronne and Ca.
f4&ssSzsS M rondclet Streets New Orleans.
aSG&AsRSs4 This establishment will remain open aurt
the SUMNER where eyeryihng the market foQn
and prices moderate The we'll ventilated make it
desirable than other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms forransPnt Bo0rders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors of every description u Wholesale prices.
hcD0NNELI, L bcGRAW,
mElA II Prttnrle
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEmY,
3l2 CAMP STREET.
Between Poeyfarrs and Csfliope stssta New 0rlssas
A Day and Boarding School,
Conducted by
Il A d NJ d Nit


The Sixteenth Annual session OF ms ihstuoa osg7nH -
the FIRST Monday September 1883 IN the Desban Vsaa7
puEci ased 3 me Academy 10 esiseps' n We oaa i
of The highest order This magnificent oHlid3Rg t eoT
located b tsr. hfgb covering an area Of four hezszBd
= - - WI. ~, a. t.a.+,rat s-r,avt,.. 90
I'VE hunosea square ieet "lsh hHe s4s -
suitable interior distTDutiGu Is provided With oa5 % me-
eo,ystsce tending h health and comfort The Tnag
80 - n - ~. - - H., -, ,.5-s
nens Musical Philosophical etc. aTe q pe oes' LlNe,
stndiss plan Of Instruction are based u
those az the ozt celebrated collegiate Institutes Of the Une
St'Aea anu oi r fasiSes T'''t WHICH 1"aAh'' N1s
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DArENrnD coPPnK LIGHTNING RODS

Copper has eight the conducting Of IRON and is
durable liable rust Again. single charge of
electricity will heat Iron Rod thirty degrees but Copper
Rod only six For further particulars apply Tor circulars at
the office Of the undersigned.
Applications Agencies orders for Stock or Models, and
all communications relating to this business Will receive lmme
diate attention, if addressed to
H w. R. JACKSON, l21a Commercial Place.,
mq5 iy New Orleans La.
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YKT ~, HEDRfCFk, Nos. 81 FRONT AND 80 Full
w ton streets New Orleans, La dealer IN HARDWARE
and SHIP CRANBERRY Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Worker
Blacsmihing, Brass Work and Finishing at short notice
Chimnes Breeding, Stills, Juice Boxes Fire Beds, Ash
Pans Carfers Fteer Heaters Gas Pipe, and all kinds Of
Machinery put up and repaired.
Turning dome Steamboat aud Plantation Work on ressona
Importer of Hardware, Bolts, Nuts Wheel srups, Ma
Thankful to his friends their former liberal patronage his
exerons shall hereafter be abated to render them ample
Justice and satisfaction.
This establishment has facilities for filling all orders In the
above line of business unsurpassed by any house either south OF
West
steamboat community, will give his personal Alteration to the
Hardware snd Ship ChGudlery portion Of the business
Ce23 ii WARREN F. HEDRICK.
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I HEDs' FOURDRY, NEW ORLEANS,
FOUNDRY AND FEACHINE-sE

"a NUUNOLNA I'M
0M GEoRGE PATTERSO
W ySrrcess6r to Mclean & PRtterson1 OF Delord
and New Levee streets
The undersigned 9 now prspaEs1 e seeg 5 IN ~
se Boas Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills, Cotton Presses,
nrainn Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear hoTHe fower,
Viz Fr6nts Fureare Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK of every description metattc FRekng LOT
rtsar, I,vlindsrs Gun Metal Rings, ETC.
AFKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions, having steam
bamnar for me purpose OF doing heavy work,
kesn On hand at all times Crate Bars Wheel Stir,
Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves of all sizes used
by steamboats,. -, Z. =,
ing Crate Bar highly spoken of by the Picayune Printing
0rs and others that have in set of these Bars
can BE- seen under boiler lately put up in this esb
lishmeut. = - /, -,
Boilers and Machinery and will Depot convenient to
te where large quantity Of second hand Boil
eTs and Machinery may found all times for sale
New Orleans, June ], lS5S, ielE
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AUCTION SALES.

.It- t,,,T,TTI spFyCtI pI ATE MTPp1ps ROSEWOOD
fafior Ss'i nv Elp WogTGowERy = SMITH
RIM. MONTGOMERY, AuotiOneer.
~ ~ az Sa. G ~ y 81 ip 81 Meet vii Be-
sold a. 49, '',' - ,,es',',. ',D
= vey m FrenGb Isrocates 90 rolls Velvet and Brussels
Carpetlng. .. upi,t, ,,s
III SSith an %eserye nj
- - - - ,-I-
LAtGE 9hLH We ~ H C Mar IL n ancon
'"ie ''lT nv ,TC,NTGG,TRPy = SMITH
HA Ao4' = = . .5i-itt .,..
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Aucuoneer'
~ ~ al Auction aal y Camp sreot viii bs ID
atg ire Ssag MsP P5 and
B,gpg Room furniture Piano Forte Carpets Mirrors Bed
ding Grockry Glassware Curtains, Kitchen Furniture etc
E9-TEkAs-Gash. 10
TOOLS AND MATERIALS, FOR REPAIRING PIANOS
succession pT T ., s'SI5s T6 S9aLS'HH'
,1,uURsDaY al, Ins Inst at 10 Ia O'Clock A.
NJ a. No y Royal street bs%een Ga3mhoase hRa d
Ell eqg in the absence Of Judge Aogan1 dated October 30
Tools Materials for Repairing Pianos fancy Violin, Gun
Pistol and Box Watch Ring Clotn ArIno beu' etc' 20
w G.M2-L@sn
CREDIT SALE OF cho yld
BY =. ROGER d 90.
THURSDAY, 4th instant, at 10 o'clock a.
.1id 4' q" 'hs'f 'u''i'n 'O' ~ 70 I'''''
2O lots Of fresh custom made othing consisting Beaver
Is mere aha bi"GE Doe, itnts tvesi Cassinere
AID SAM snfs lion Skin lew stye Cyercoats ETC
Also
An aSsortmah OF 9hlldfens |l"tpmg'
$50 dozen Wooden Shirts and Drawers.
IWI Uickery Shirts,
70 Cottonade Pants
nsy-TERMSoL Liberal At sale. n8
~
BOARD AND RAIL FENCE AROUND CLAY SQUARE,
at auction.
DA - "a Dfzei'b q ~ - ,.,
GARDNER SAlTB' AucuoheeF.
TVRTDhY the 9Th inst, at l-2 o'clock,
~ ma Sonar bauUded Nv Ffrgt second AnnunciatiOn
and fbippe,Ss Streets Will be sold
s gS2" TEKTS@Casb.
| Il IA fine opportunity to buy Fencing cheap. NJ
| -. -. . ~ ---
| IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS.
nv PAIFREY 4 CO.
q L. u DVP0r' Auc'oheeF'
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EDUCATIONAL.

/ EFF lELSOM ACADE0AEs NO. % AOoAo0Af
- street, NeT Orleans.
Conducted BY g. .. Lord.
This establishments open for the reception Of pupils za
the classes viii be arranged winter puss
bic. Parents having 70 put to school are invited e
and ses the establishment Oh zp1al
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REMOVALS.

D ENJOYABLE. GEDDEs, AGENT FOR THE NEW
II Orleans and Mobile o. Mail Lue packet
steamer CREOLE, has removed to % GRAFIER STREET |
back ONCE. nj 81
DEMOVED-LILLIE's CHIILED IRON FIRE AND
bsep reovcd TO I zIS S Sq Fk eE p sp ha
may want such articles unsurpassed in their line, will please
nj i'm $50 J. G. XEwcoMB, Agent
IL SOB soar oF@IcE e No Il ROYAL STREET,
Opposite the Posi- Office, Second District oh I'm
REMOyAL-C h. sLqooMB 4 co, have removed
IL from II Charities street heir New Store Canal
and 80, e. 81 So and IS Common street. sr24 u
u EEIOVALr-MEssRs. BAUMBACH & RvERs, raper
II Hangers have removed their stock Of Paper HsugRgs
sei8 mi
r tGNOXAL-R; & J. WATSON, wHoLEsALEDEAL
II er n Ptttsbnrg Coal have removed their office from New
Leyee tooL OF julia street 70 No y Commercial Place Jas
ID EMOVAL-S. WOLFF HAS REMOvED FROM 95
IL Camp street. to the corner of Gaver and New Levee
1sl1.lzs--4asl-zz-4z-l.-azu
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
@ 0aJ.P. NOREIRA, WHOLESALE AND
y MY BARAT&RIA AND MOBILE OYSTERS,
SS and sGn . 4na Is S Sna Y Fulton street be-
tEtti 1uIlol HHu 3raHleI stLeets, view Oet OEo 5ln
SAM,s SALOON, NOW oPEN-THE PROPRIETOR
~ Of This house + now prepared TO furnish refreshments Of
9gay ghsF @4 q qqd @ be by snT other
share Of public patronage. o6 I'm
T nj. BRAUN's COFFEE AND BEER HOUSE, No.
. 1874 Poydras street
RThe best Liquors and Louis Beer always on hand
Lodgings furnished at al hours o5 Bun
a. MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER OF ST
kgi4I Charles and GAnal streets.
BA The undersigned, who FOR several hsd the
of the Arcade informs his friends acquhnt.
that be opened the above location HOTEL
is designed 10 be FIRST GLASS in every respect The
large ard we'll yentilHteha Table will be supplied
everything that the market Affords Trusting by merit de-
support respectfully asks share Of the public patron
gals jsi9 1y .. DNt'z1 Prop'rtetor.
zas VERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF LA.
ga Byelte Square and Camp street
EI This fayOrite establishment Gormey ForaHce RGnse
Il under thorough renovation and will be
the public the LIST October The location being epposite
tAyette Square, and in the immediate vicinity Of AL
ioHaole places of amusement is better adapted
Families thRvug broad verandEhs than hotel IN
South This house to he Of the first GLASS and second
seI4 Il W. G. JETER.
49,, POINT CLEAR HOTEI4-THE PR0PRI
1 eors OF the Battle House, Mobile HEREBY give
aEd the above Hotel which beautifully situated the
shore OF Mobile Bay IS miles from the city opened
for guests. demand for accommodations has Induced
will contain thrytWo fine and ether
MEDIATE, comfortably, FOUR HUNDRED PERSONS.
Point Clear is distinguished for its
heaEtn locality having free and unrestricted
| ofthe Hotel.
Good music secured stable accommodation provided ard
variety Of amusements offered.
The spentd steamer "Crcscent'' will leave Mobile
cry AtIerRodn for Point Clear direct ard will go
! sundays, Mondays and Thursdays at lUoclock A, NJ.
Mobile Jnne g. 1853 je7 Il
/ agayE, arrT,t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sroosP Ds52e1 Go9RF sUcoEssTT9ES OF J9HS W
WHEREAS Charles PictOn has petIffoned
wv the Court for Letters Of Administration on the Esaie Of
the late John ~ ". Picton, deceased iniestate--
Notice hereby given all whom il may concern 70 how
within days, why the Of the said petitioner
should not be granted
BY order Of the Court,
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I-zzSSS, DIR, FyAAKEE TREATS ALL DIS -.
s&EAsFs FREE or CHARGE.
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention @ tte
following Diseases Coughs, Colds CONSUMPTION, Group In
auenz asthma, Bronchitis and all other diseases of the ka
and lungs.
He widevoa particular attention to the treatment OF an Skin
scrofua Rheumatism acute and cTenirs
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia Piles ana al ds-
rangement Stomach Liver and Bowels and also 70 M
chronic Female Special attention viii be giggn 70 @
treatment of the Eye anddear.
Or. has made discovery of Find thai va
produce perfect absorption of the caaract and restore per
anent vision to the Eye without the the knife Dr. Ba
kee produce Thousand certificates of his perfect Bn
In curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fistua, SWengs
Funos of every descriptions without the of the knife
Special arrangements be made with Dr. Baakee for B
treatment of named Diseases they will reqne his
constant attention. Dir. Baakee 10 Of the noas
skllFu and celebrated Surgeons Physicians hER
personally in nearly every principal ey in
the world.
All letters directed Or. Baakee enclosing apostsgssaaP
or five cents any distance correctly stating the nas q
disease shall be promptly answered, and the PaEsaE
treated by correspondence, free of charge,
n8gaOfice hours from A. NJ. to & P. NJ. -
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DREMIUm nTOsss-PREMIUm moss I-PUT
up in best order for shipment.
THE BEST OF MATTRESSES,
OF all kinds.
Planters give your Negroes good healthy Bedo be had Of
CAMPBELL BOUDREAUX,
nm " Office 1T Canal street.
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..DYElNCs............DfflaNss
BoNFEMPs. DYER AND scoURER.
M 90 Bourbou street

IL
bopor to IDfor. the public that he has lust assumes
the business OF the yeing Establishment No. Is kos a. se
md inst he viii eotnue heretofore with the eare A
lion for which he is celebrated ., ,-..z
The manner which, for the last twelve years he has ss
street is guarantee those who may honor him VII" heT
patronage, =
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DEUx1Eug CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JOHN
de ia Nouvais. Orleans u. VI. PIgTON.-No. 14t736.
TTENDU que Charles Plcton presente
n une petition ia Cour Iefet dobtenir dad
mnistraon la Succession de feu John NJ W Pcon decide
intestat-
Avis est par lie present dome one peut
cerner oavor dednre dix our les raisons pon les
qnelles Il seras pas fsit drot Ia dite petition
~ oI q ae "a 'I0ut j l. KELLY. Dsnuta tefer
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u fCNIOVAL-R. 4 j. WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL
IL in PsOurg Coal have removed their Office from New
Leyee foot of Julia street No rs Commercial Place ja28
u FGNIOVAL-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM IS
IL Camp street. to the of Graver and New Leyee
streets o2S
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

fzgs NOTTCE-THE UNDERSIGNED RE aMgN
- specially their friends and the pubic 81
As generally that they have removed from their old
stand at Grayier Streets 10 No.
los ST CHART ES STREET opposite the Charles The
aer where HATS CAPS etc. Of the latest style and best
qualify will always be found. ~ ~
Oh Sm j. ROUH 4 70, hatseIss
Rn H. LONDES, HAT MANUFACTURERS, 60
Et4 corner Gravier and Bafonne Streets having
- chased the establishment of Mr.. P. ROGH, Is NsA
prepared carry the above business with equal saes9
with his predecessor.
HATS Of every description made to order at shortest
and AT reasonable prices. q On
T5O9JTs AND SFTOES-JUsT RECEIVED ON con-
ID signment pc ships James Nesmth, David kinhAl aEa
MRFth8 j. Kmbal-
J. B. VALENTINE ( co,
seq 81 Common strea8.
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SssFg88sEfggs5se, SHIFTS. SER1AnAEsagA4S AND FAA
3fIiessupplisd with Beet, Pork, AIuttcn hzd Veal
YB Snussges Frips, and everything in the hntsha7-
,n as+s and balf-barrsls Of Choice CoEned Bess
to order fer cabipor Family Use at Stalls Nos 81
'ao "a oAN ~ MRRKEIt 4 PARKER.
N Steamboats, and shifssuppled With all kinda Of E4s
so saeb a frsA mich Cows, Hogs, shOat Pigs shssa
Goats tSeess Dne} Chickens. etc. SEQ y
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s5teanIagnt @epartnres Obs Ban.

nESSOLUTION. --rHE FIRM OF ADLER 4 QUEN-
~ ELL Of ibis city, is hereby dissolved by the death Of
Mr. g. Qaene The undersigned surviving senior partner
viii continue the Exchange Brokerage business hs own
count S. j. ADLER.
New Orleans. November /. 1858. n3 I'm
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BUCKLEY's sERENADERsg

ETHIOPIAN RURLEsQUE OPERA TRouPEl
From Bnckeys Opera House. 55 Broadway New York for
the inauguration Of the season Of their
has been enlarged and improved the past summer
der 1t quail to any Thear In America for elegance and com
fort--commeneing
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kEI.O.O. E.=.Crescent lodge No. 3, meetb
SiiS At oIacF 6s;c BTfE I 4! w e JW
HOWELL, Y. O.. n. OVERFLOW Recording Secretary
L. n. JAHAN, Per. Secretary; =. K. BARB0T. Treas.
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"a OpENING OF WINTER NIILLINERY

pOILER FOR SALE-A NEW CYLINDER BOIL
ID Err suitable fifteen horse power Engine. For
sale by q. q. BOGERT 4 co,
p3 If u Camp street.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN sawed WeaherbOHrdn both rough and
from the very yellow Pine and Cypress timber for
for rough and 81 81 for dressed lots to suit
purchasers.
PLUMBER sawed TO order
felG " STAR PLANNING Mills. New Rnsin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

GPALDING Sc ROGERS AMPHTTHEATER AND
~ MUSEUM corner st. Charles and Commercial Place.
Manager R. sPALDIEG.
The Management have the pleasure Of announcing short
enhancement Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
aenators Douglas and Davis

A chatty female correspondent ofthe
Boston Post has the following lively
description of Messrs. Douglass and
Davis, of the Senate:
Judge Douglass is man one can
not avoid noticing on such occasions.
When not in debate he looks, as it
seems to me, fairer and plumper than
before his marriage. Perhaps he lives
more methodically. l did not regonize
him with my lorgnette. But in the
excitement Of controversy, shaking his
heavy head for emphasis, with large
plume of bushy hair waving and nod
ding over his forehead, rapidly cutting
and twisting with his hand working
himself to a perspiration, and his eyes
flashing, the old Douglas Of the Ne
braska bill still reappeas. He is .
very restless man. He comes in, drops
into his seat pulls paper out Of his
pocket reads three lines, forces his last
segar ON Gwin, who il going out to
smoke, crosses over to Benjamin and
gets another from him, which he twists
in his mouth and chewA offers his right
hand to Hale and his left to Pugh,
leans familiary on Jones shoulder, and
strokes that sexagenerians senator's
raven beard, with = gentle witticism,
drops into the lobby moment and in
to his seat, to read three more lines of
another newspaper. Jefferson Davis
hes . strange fascination in his TONE
He il . slender man, somewhat stoop-
ing and not personally preposscssng.
Yet everybody listens to him. 1t :
sweet voice is . beautiful thing in wo-
man, ! know that to us there are few
charms, like . mild, firm, gently modu-
lating voice in man. Such is Mr.. Da-
via He speaks readily, pointedly,
and with that precision Of enunciation
which marh . scholar. With nothing
in his mein Of mandy -pamby or affect
cd. you zee that he il q fire-eater. II
20, l know he eats it IL mode, with a
fork and napkin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
RANKING.


MACKL0T 4 OoDDgNV 80
DAvu1soas, lowA.
RRu1 70: sM
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Ca1hies AmEnsCAn u GAnOo hAna,
Msssss 14ssOB DAny0, DanlBsa, - lGoio.
CasAtse ATLANTIC kAaK, 1osssa.
osssss. =. 4. SWIM DnO. = JOnSDSoos CAs1os
Notes aNd Dills coIlects1 es1 pvseee6e ragsGsd 70
ssy PAT cfGhs Hatsee 0eoss-
nile egHxeAanee - IN ~ Pyl1eato1 Coooe
atAe UDiseA esaaes as1 BessSs Sc
DOU0 HIT AFD SOLD
n Money renisaei y Euroee = 49, 1l0s.
which can b cashel N any ssvns = ta0iaod, Iss-
Land, or wales, in ssas 81 and upwoses. III
Oct le-otf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04

VNUHlu0 TO 1aks . full asd complete astslsmeaf
w Of oil outsla1diog ecoouDts % = ~ 0rst a
JanoayY, 105e 1eslrs I'll having eiaims against .
70 pre6ot toem for ooetle0ent, and a who are IN
de6eed % - - oett)e he same . peeeentatiea Of
bsn lICHA1D00N & HED4
0ayenpoet, December q, 1871. deVtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-04
d: F. MITCHELL, Agent

b: F. MITCHELL, Agent,
Her The following we'll known Companies:
star INsURANC 100,
OF 0gdensburgh, N, 7.
NAoaAOHUSHITS MUTUAL LIE ma 90.
OF Springfield.
PuOIIA MARINE 4 ERE IN0URANOD CO..
OF PEORIA, ILL.,,
ond streets. ocRldN
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