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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
RAILROADS.



IN end sfer H,aaay Nay i7sh Iess, and satu
OfurthcY notice. trains VIII leave nocA lsiaad daily
0uadays excepssd, - sollsws:
1st nail train u e.DA1
"a freight go A
"a night express oOP. u.
Trains arrive ss nesk Iaaal dang, ssndsys ss-
ceptsd, ~ fOlloVs:
1ss ntsht express - SEQ 4. II.
~ freight trains q l.O0P. =.
81 mail train u SOP. u.
All trains over this foaA In direct c0nnexon ss
OhicaSo with trains b0h the Michigan southern
nichiean Central. Pit,sbusg Fort Wayne and Chica-
70 Rail Rosd Ia aud from Detroit Toledo,
Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati, PITTSBURGH.
Dunkirk, Bu9slo, Niagara Pals, Albany, New fofk,
Philadeiphia, Baltimore and wsshinxton Aiso %
IASae with trains Of the Illinois CeLsrsi h"sn-
North TO 0aena and south 10 st. Louis and Csfo, 70
which places tickets he procured OF
W r. Gremneile, Ticket AGENT,
Agents. r. \. Depot. Rock Island.
Passengers ars reminded Of the necessity OF avinS
dsttnct directions ~ the destination Of their bag
eare als 70 tickets before taking their sests
n The cars Is the Conductors collect fares only TO Sta
lions on the line Of Chicago ROck Island railroad.
JOHN ?. TRACY, Superintendent.
w. n wsnnAs, Asst 0up't.
ROck Island. lay. 1G. l6As. Idt1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
Chicago Alton 4 St. Louis Il. II.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
ChicAgO and IT. I.Oppia.

e0tMs Isdos Chicago for 81. Louis and twSSvpss-
dtste places.
Accommodation Train, (eunday's exceptsd) s8OAn
Express Train, (6aturday's sxoepted) IL fOPn
1SGtns ls0es 81. Louis for OAIodg0 and tnssrnas
dt0te 1,sacss.
Accommodation Train, (Bunday's exoepted) 1OOA y
Express Train Saturdays exceptsd) 00OpA
Trains run directly through, without change Of
ears or baggage. Train. run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Csrnville and Alton.
wiTrains run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad ct
Joliet, making this the Shortest quckst aud most rs
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
with Illinois Central 3. It Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo
i,h Great Western Of Illinois at Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples
With all the Railroads diysrging from CHICAGO
with daily line Of Packets ct s. Loub for Keokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for al places mentioned above can
Be procured st Ill the principal tie kst osse In the
Omitted States, and ct ne omcss
In 81, Louis In OhieaRo
FOOT OF " Arlington Az - Dearborn street, oppo-
snue, on Lsvsa. site fremont House.
kIOHD p. MORGAN, a., oupe.
Bloomington. Jan. I. 1854. isbISdM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
AtWateT'S Patent First Premium
FIFTEEN DOLLAR
Family ScaCtDeg Machine.

ExCnLLRD BY none for practical utility, simplic
Il tty, durability or beauty. For sale At FAR
RAND's, No. 81. v at second street. opposite the
Il Claire House. The public are respectfully invi-
ted 70 call and examine for themselvss.
oug20if
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
DENTAL.
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

Surgeon and Mechanical DENTIST.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES AS SuOH
to his friends and the public ersr-
UYyv = 81, DeiievIng that CO. VIII
11H give eLtire satisfaction in ali worS
done in tse Dental line He has been engaged in Dr..
Goodrich 5 Office for the last fifteen months, and be.
ieviug that he HIS suEt aimed his former reputation
as Dentist, he asks for portion of the patronage
from his friends and the public. His requirements
ia the knowledge OF Dentistry and Arrangements in
his Office and laboratory such that ne 10 prepared
TO do AM work IN the DeLts line. His mode
IL different from all others In his section Of the
try, being more cleAnly and durable, and worn wth
more comfort and satisfaction to the wearer. He
will put In artificial indentures from to an en-
tire set, and do si other work sppertaining to Den-
sstry.
Once and residence connected, on Fourth street,
second house west CT Main, adjoining DIR. Fountain =
residence.
ANY number Of references given II required
Ma. 2dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
CHICAGO.

Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.'S
''llrzz Il SHIPS.
ANGLO sAxoN, NORTH AMERICAN,
INDIAN, NORTH BRI ron, new
BOHRMIAN, (new) HUNGARIAN, (new)
NOVA sCOTiAN, new fn.w,
Running III connection with the GRAND TRUNK
HAILhOAD Of Canada, IN Ter coutrsct with the
Canadian Government TO transport the Nails.
Date. Of Sailing.
Every .ssrns. st Saturday Ever, alternate
from I'D OF Nay TO the day the 18th Of Apr.
2a,h Of Nov inclusive. TO 10Th OF Oct. inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAD TRUsE RAILROAD at Portland
Rates Of Passage.
From CAieago 10 liverpool, vi, Mich. Central,
Great western and GRAND TRUNK RAIL-
ROADS and Steamers,
LIST Glass;. 1850 TO SlO0
Accor ;ing to sccomm sdaton-
SteeTage SAT
including cooked provisions.
From Liuedpool 10 Nicdgo, Via Steamers and Rail-
roads,
LIST Class.... ...................sa5t Si1s IS
according ~ accomm dalton,
Steerage. SOL 70
Including o1ktd provisions.
fully qualified Surgeon sails In each vessel.
Zach passenger tcketej through viii he allowed the
same quantity Of bAggage Free by Railroad as by
Steamer viz 20 cubic feet for each cabin ami lO feet
for each st-erage passenger.
Special trains from Quebec with the Nails and
Passengers are dispatched on the arrival OF each
Steamer.
1t will be observed from the following table that
the Canadian line has beaten every other In crossing
the Atlantic, the average passages OF the Cunard
and Collins lines as by the annual tables in the
Xerdd during 1851 being
Easttrdrd. Westward
Collins Line lid 22h com Collins Line. i3i l3h ON
Cun'd "NY.lO % Cund " NY.12 -
:" Boston II a. Boston..l2 IL q
Canadian L.IO Is o Canadian lineIl o
The longest passages made ty the Canadian Line
were IL days to Lyerpocl and IL days TO Quebec
The Collins Line have made passages Of IL - - days
and ths Cunard Line OF 5 10 II days
For passage or freight from Chicago TO Liverpool
or Liverpool to Chicago, apply to
J. wARRACK,
Agent OF the NJ o 8 Co
apr1S-dtf-cHs No SO Dearborn st, Chic01O.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
r. h. AbbOtt,s
Machine and JOb0ing Shop.

MANUFACTURERS %
Curtis Patent Osciilating Engine Force
pump.
VNHIS Is douh e acting force and Sucktion pump
i and Is more readily converted into Firc Engine
than any other pump now in use.
II has no Z" Pinnger," and il not 4 no arv pump
would call the attention OF Railroad and Steam
ooat ouce also the prcpretors OF Stables Sawmilli
Machinists and Engineers are invited 10 examine
IT. ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
ALI Diseases Warranted Cured.
VcuRABLE,
OR NO MONEY PAID.
ALL KINDS or

sold and warranted 10 lie the need IN fSe
Royal College OF Veterinary Surgeons. lie Womb
also call attention " htshsrsa sN0eng DEPARTMENT
xheTe horses are sod scientific principle un~sy
kk own immediate H1perintenasnce By a. scoA
horse shccrs arr ia tho states, and a. hals Tie
only msnlr this city that Knows tins anatomy on the
horses foot and how II ought 70 Ds shot, he solicts
the patronage o. ~ utsAiss 49, horses TED -
ssUsa. nnna lSX06
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
Repairing done without 1lcl:, =

Shop corner Srd and IeClaire street. D.venpor
IOWA. june2D-d3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02
Buffalo h Lake Huron Railroad.

CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the above Office tickets for New YorE Boston
and all ltAti,ns Oh the New York X Erie and New
York Central Railrcacs can be obtained
WARRACK,
Agent Of h /. ii Railroad,
aprlSily CHR No Sc Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-02

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-06-26

rlt't jest in 0iifpuri $500; Der 3inefuB tctraat
.ntnositenS 10 9rp,ent. 70 rab bic Arbsit pss Geaers
asm gisentbiimer ilbrlits $3.50 an &apital3ins tpHef,
lnserednet Sleipunsi @obnltna, Sop, arsnsien, I'M
Ieredsnet audi bic bspeutenpen Serlufe snrd 9lrteits.
anfabisfeit in 8rantbeitsfdaen, blrd Saulbsit, gus-
rsieeret &c. Gaassen farm man fir 800 einen min
reltsns stenir trafttssn, babel aber serftaneiscn, Fei-
Siaen unb lprefGltissn pcmtfdsn Nrbeiter mietben.
81 es idon birIer sinsisen Gbatiahe g~estniter Elm
Number, ba6 bic nsuen Ginpanberer, steibsiel Of
Nmeritaner poer Ssutlde, bic 9flapcret s%erab1heuen,
unp bae fsltlt altr Sflapsnbalter fG serne ibre fcf.
Irieliscn glrbeitsr pom Salic Ihafen nnb .Sreefpiler"I
wercen, cper nah anbern Staaten ausmancern2
Qluh Der 8ertb bes @runp unb SupsnS ifrist unse-
mcin burh bic freie Nrteit, 70 baB bic srrben @runbs
ciasmtbImer eS sintrdalihcr ftnpen, tleine Yarselen
Won ibren arcben @itern ,l serfaufcn, ptsr In oarb
,u lpctuIircn, ais lih auf bic unerlprieGlibe SttaYen,
arbsit gu p%erlaisn. Dies srtlart. irarum 10 n,aude
Won Den Sfiapcnbaltern jebt gu ben 8abrcrn Der
Gmancipatiunsrartci ssbbrsn.
Inter ben reucn 3ipet9en pcs SanbtaueS, burb
fmelben bic reut1bc Ginpanpering eiuen grcben @in~
fluff aui Die @cittde Nifpuri's aussrt, 1T Der gRein-
tau Der %wihtisie. 0cintau farm niemals nit Sflas
%Yenarteit ~bstricten wsrren. Die iUrsfaltige Sebanps
lung Dec 9teten, Die leti9e @ufmerfiamfstt euf neue
Surter, Die forimabrenoeu Grperiments, bic hmIdti9e
Ssarbstuna, mslhe rer g4e,nbera %er{crctrt, bic Sc.
lhidliGtsit, Die gum 2slen uno &eltern n5tbia IN, bas
Aues pabt ni&t gu Der 3rasbsit. Sors!cRsteit unp mi.
fen Hadldifsfsit, wel6e bic Qrbeit scs NeaerllaSrn,
wis Die leince 5srrn b~sssidnst. MiHrurt, pieisr BON
Der gatur NIT 10 rsiGsn Scr,asen auegtfattete Staat,
1T aubsr leinen 9ruBcn Mineralitdssn por,i9lih Surd,
Die ~treffiden Gisenihaften elnss @sinlanees, bic GO
auf,nreHen BAT. b~cipnpers begiufiet. Dir t~eraiens
~formiaen Sleelabbdnse an ben SliiGsn uno i'm SHE
nert, rps9sn ibrsr llnfruhtbarfsit bon BEN Qmtriianern
semieoeu, trasen unter Der ssitidten arbeit bcs freien
Dcutidsn rinen rei&srn Grnteirscn, ais bill ~ippisi.n
8luBniceerunscn, amf tpsl6sn Nb Satrbunberts lang
tefrudbtenpr Stpfc a~tss!aytrt tatsu. glpd iebt tana
Der Genmanrsrsr risie itrinisen Ssrsabbanae nm sinen
pappenltisi faufsn unO le loden BON Sabr gu Satr
mrhr Nir tiihti,lru orutlhen NrtettsfrGfte an.
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Ste 9cutfeben oum Mfinuuri.

(Gincr GprrcippnprnS beS befannten ,,Sar 9Get"
(8ricprih Wiinh) All bic 9ew gerter 5ribiine lit Der
~fp!9enpe interrilante Nls;us entnpmmen y
Oas reutihe Clement in Der SeY6lternns Ypn
MiNcuri miro ppn Sag gu Gage pihtigcr fir Die gu
~tanitise @eltaltun9 pieles Stantrs. Geutihe &rG=
nier, S~anpwertsr unp &aufeute fulen bere, is einen
abnlebnlihen Stapttbeit bon ct. 2cuis an uno bill
rem cine Ginmobner;a9t BON 10000 Seelen. Deut,
fir 8auern unp s0inser lnien iib iibernll auf Den
pH9eln uup in Den ihGuen 2bGlern DIS Snnern mic.
pern, pic tcr nmerifnniihe @iouier nm Der iruhttaz
ren 8luBnisosrungsn wilen pernahlGliigt tat. DIR.
fer %entltetfn, no man ME cine anpere Sprabe bort
ais pie peutihe. Seutlde 6rieprnsrihter werpen in
mandDen Counties erwdtIt; 3eitungen, Die Staates
geiees, D~Ifentlitbe &Inpma&un9en, Shultii@er er.
ldeinen in Deutlher Sprade. Der bette Ndfrtau Res
HanOe5 fGut in pic Sanre OieieS fleiBisen. grinpliben
&pltes. Die Sclapcrei ibmil3t Dor Der freien pent
lbeiS @rbeit 3ulnmmsn. Die Selapenbaltcr tSnnen
auI Dem Niarfte Die Goncurren3 nit pislen einfaden
~peutiden YanDmirtben niht auebalten. bic ibrem 8os
Den reidere ernpten absulpden ~perlfeben ump bod
gu ipoblfeileren 9reiien ~Dertaufen f0nnen. sic Der.
%taufen lire aus9cnnBten aeder an Die .3uorinsliden
%6rrmDen" uno wanDert nit ibren Sclaoen mad Sc.
raS. 5uoem ptrD Der Nessritlavs = 70 ieBte mir
Elm einli&ti9er Oeutlher auseinanper - nadseraps
Elm 3u tOflpieltsss Adereeratb. Sin ~frGftiser Msser
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ytOrfolt IT, POrtsmnOatb.

Der llnter,rihncte piinitt Die Dsutihen Der StGpte
Nrriolf unp @rrtsnputb auf brn uNirhmuurcr gln,ei.
ger" aufmrrtlam sn maiden, Der jest. mic in Ji&mpnr
iritft. lhcn SamltaBS aisacaebcu uup 70 au einsr I'm.
terbaltcurcn Scuntaas 0eftire wirb.
Serer lnpartciilhe wirb teim 9urhlslen bteIss
StdttsS irbrri. ba6 ra1clbe gut reeisirt miro unS alien
@nipriiden leinrr Vsier o%pIfomnien @eniae le,fet.
gisben eincm sCrissensn Seuiletpn, b~elebenp aus Gre
,~Ihlunaen unb gipuslen Der bslten peitIhsu Sdrifts
lfC0er, febit rs au.h niht an belsbrenren slrtifrln, une
in rem %uuierem altsn uup nsuen Saterlante asmibmea
ten Spalten ftnbst fd pes @ifenspertGsn unb Inter
e~altenren cine rsihe auspabl. DAP aud fiji, Die 2ad4
~n,ustsln Der qsier sticrst il. ,piro uns Elm ieser psrltI.
ben tinraumen muGen. r7o.g rae, fss,gl
Die austattuns 1T elegant 6 6ofic- Seitsn). .te.
8ti @btieferuns iscsr sierteu Drummer iptrss i'd ben
Setras Don muir 25 Cts. ep0srtiren. ,i..#is
Ia her ranseissr" pcn antn beutf6sn geipstnsrn
Der S6wetsritarts NorfcIf unp Ycrtsmoutb sslelen
,piret 70 III Dem sstafttreitenpen Yublitum o~erlslben.
cine quite @slesrnbeit sebotsn. tore @s1hafte tstannt
IN mahsn unp lid sinsn auten abias 3u ii6ern, ,umal
Au,eisen auberl tidis ttrsdnet wsrpen.
Seitslunsen auf rsn p@n,siser" Icwis Gtnriidlnsen
in csnicltsn fnc ~at,u9ebsn in 9prtsnuutb lei Mrs.
5rtblin, In 9toriolf bel 6rn. s.. 1ruoewint
pper bri q. SIR. SIiih,s ,.
rAasni res Jt;thmonper Nn,eisfrs".
Ii Commerce Ctr, Noriolf, ga.
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Dte @e9maS SeS traus=atlamtifdbem Sc
se9raSbcm.

Der Se!tpunt! mast bean, no rfr abarmolise Ser
iub aIr Geanu9 sincS 3e!s9rnpbentaue0 ibrr pen at
lantlben Seean 9smatbt nerpsn iol. Der erRe Ser.
sub mi6Ians beEonntIih peeen Iansel In Der Go,.
nruftion Der Waihinr, Die our Abwidlum9 rss 2naee
beniBt wurpe unp Die untrr Qsitan9 zines 35lpsls ita"o
Ter an slner :3elt cine Rarte Semmuns anpanptr, no
CT elm, "a bsrs abmtflnn0 bate eintrsten Iaisn ~iouen.
.ooDurt natdrlth pas Gau Del esitalt anseitrsngt murps
bos 60, tlnsm 8aosa 9lsiA. ;srrib. Man bsbauptst,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-06-26

nit nnp pGns 8a6meu.
bel 80 9 egaa s',.n L'mp 81 rSsSh
26.9] 1914 Woin6r ,yn;SSsa uoPptIg
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WATSON s. BAYLY.

Scfentlidbe @erihts 9lnpafts,
s%mpfsl!en is our @nnahme alet &cdttSfaac, Die bel ben geribtes
Gteiterfslp e~nbanSis semodt wrrban. ' WV
GpmmiiIpnsr in Gbancerp. ""''''' ~
samuel 3. Saplp il GrnniiNrnsr. of llniteb States erur
rf e'ainis. sCnln'nlIeher Of 9ceSS &c. unp tftntIiher Rptar.
Office; Santltrabs, in @pbpin'S 6aQ.
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Nn9uf, s%3Sssser. mo ~
APetestsr nno DrusstR,

1tp. ~ N~tatn= StrdBe.
g aanstno inI rag eiStsr sstpennens 9rtrnaca toft or, inter 8ue
hgstune pronplsr Scotsullna, Saiislte oud, fs,nerbin IN ,rbaIttH'
ri. & Ssss msretn ~ jspr Belt Nei sos pnSRaat} srsn,vtt IS s>
ale SOrtsn 6aIbsapfe. Senfcrslas, 9rudbanbsr. eioorr,r
Staii6ts, Sanr unb SdRupftobaf ~bst6neia anSanb INN ,s,rssn !, y
ben tilt9fen 9reiien pcrfauft. -" 80 "''V'"S s."
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Bur Nahriht.

4isbtattr sn 6esarua unb 9rtntipi, Gioorreu t,,,be, .r,,A,
bel Srodms9er II. W'pIItr, Np. 81 WainiiraEe. epr,nTnr.H,s
Do ft Sailbt Gin w0blafortirtes Eager sun Gisarrefn, sfaluSS
IMP Eaataealt. sl8nsr Sabrtf unb Sntpprtatpn sprfnb.n fperbea.
gu bsiGtissn, sss fs ibr sintdufs anbsrparts MAIDEN. "
1871 8%rpdmentr a. MAIL,
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@pttlicb alSsa,ou,

@pttlicb alrsHann,
peutf6er @unbar4t
0thte: Slh Mefst, nebsn Srn. Nb. Silvia ss=is
s nns1t 20 Gem ssthrtSnNu6iifln tti oaea pprfcnmenben ntno.
Sr1.Insn SFf'o'''nsn' SdrSpftn. aabnousnrsmtn, Siutsssissts
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N. A. S~TURDIVANT.

~ n pI OTDIVhNI,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(gtettanrpalt unp Dfentli6er Mptar.)
eIhtgRsea rn our lsecrnabrie alsr &sbtsssfdaft auf aneu &C.
county. Sffise: Sds Der IL. unb @anfRrae, grSbin's Sah
H's'"H'''' WWpippHp, Ou. TI3G
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wtrbeIm eattter u. Gnmn

"''p''m SStftsr u. Comp
l42 @faintrset, ssa1fI'7 @
smpfset ieintnStert IN allen Srrtsn Ole unb gBaGrfarb.s. q;atS
SirniIlen y. !; NJ, sssnlo 8enlisrsIas IN itbrr GrSse unb SaaIitss
GgSrpatl Der bcfen Natcrialien. s''tN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22
THE EYE AND THE EAR. :

sDEAFNEss AND ALL DISEASES OF W.
THE EYE AND EAR.-DR +. A. Won MoSCHZIsKER,
oculist and Aurs Is at the ST. LOUIS HOTEL Rooms Nos
l and Q where he may be consulted ali
DISEASES OF THE Eye AND EAR,
which require either Medical Surgical Hours
From A. NJ. to 5P. NJ.
REFEREScEs-Hon. Mayor Chas. NJ Waterman, A. NJ. Hol-
brook ESQ., of the Picayune and DR.. Porter.
Numerous testimonials of his both the Eye and
Ear may be seen at bis rooms persons whose
we'll known.
Dr. NJ 10 well known the most successful Eye and Ear Sur
geon the Union His in restoring Hearing has
for him the highest reputation.
REnrance his at the ST. Louis either by the pri-
vaie or public door.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without causing any pain
ARTIFICIAL TYMPANUMs inserted in of DEAF
NESS when It is required. jals 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-22
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.


CAPT EDWARD DE RRU, pupil Of one Of the mos,
celebrated Military Academies Of Europe having appointed
of fencing in the weknown Military School
RUSSELL Of New Haven and from the Board Of Visitors
Exceeney the Governor appointed Professor Of Arms IN
Military Academy Charleston, and Of The first
regiment Virginia. and s0th regiment Of North Carolina
Militia respectfully informs the public Of New Orleans that
he has opened Academy for the Of giving nstruc
ton in the shove noble the Armory Of the Continental
Guards, Lafayette street. where he will give lessons 70
single classes from 10 A. NJ to NJ and from
to 10 O'Clock p ", day Sundays excepted, in the
Of the Small sword Broad sword Sabre and likewise
in the use Of the Lance or Bayonet.
Capt de r. would call the particular attention Of parents
this subject. BY being taught this by method Of
Lnge children OF nine years and upward will seque noble
carriage easy nssnrsl and manner the
time their bodies viii be developed and strengthened.
As Fencing employs both mind and body the time
nce the that the former plan Of
attack the latter be ready expery
guard against and render futile the simultaneous
meu Is throughout all Europe considered necessary
educaouand therefore taught all public and civic well
military schools.
For terms, please apply the Academy during the hours
specified.
rS- The particular attention Of all Military Companies
called to the tactics in Bayonet exercises. fec If
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NJ at the St Louis Exchange St Louis street. by virtue
order the Hon. p H. Morgan Judge Of the Second
District Court g. the matter Of the succession Of Charlotte
Diggs widow Of James Diggs no. II 500 will be sold
l. A LOT OF GROUND designated as No 10 plan
drawn by Brnger Surveyor measuring % feet 10 inches
Where street. by 63 fest IL inches Depth English
measure, and adjoining lot No. II.
q certain Lot o. GROUND, with all the buildings d
improvements thereon the OF Nere and Benvie
streets % feet 10 inches in front Vere street
by 90 feet inches depth and Bieuvle street. Eng
fish said lot designated No H. and adjoining the
above.
third cash, balance at and IL months for
endorsed the satisfaction Of the estamenary
triN the vendors privilege and besrng interest
after maturity, IN ease OF non payment.
Act Of sale before A Boudousque the expense Of
chaser. tells
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SUCCESSION DE- NATHAN HART.
PAR JEAN G. PoINDEXTER, Encanteur.

PAX JEAN Q. PUINDhATEK, Eneantenr.
CAMEDI, lie 81 fevrIer 1855, midi, a FAR
- cHde Banks DUN Odre de Honorable neux
ieme Conr de District de Ia NouveeO leans, No IS 24
date du ~ anver 1855 yeuu encan pnbc pour sepa
raiion de bens parmi les hedters-
IN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE avec toutes les ameora-
tons q dessus slime NDuvee Levee No no dams
Premier District de VILE dams ilet par
NOuvee Ievee, Commerce, julie H. Joseph mesurant @
pieds pouce face Ia de Nouvele Levee environ
1875 ped 6pouces de proioudeur Ia gne du cote lie plus
pres de St. Joseph ia pieds de profondeu
Ia gne du cote lie plus de la Jul environ 81 peds
de lageur dams lie fondle amecaie.
Les authorizations consistent maison brique tros
etsges, baiisses sur lie derrere, etc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ja26 3in3h
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" ROOFS ....I
Have been tested in New Orleans three years.
the manufacturer would be pleased any time have
parson those years standing
those more recently finished.
The Of felt
composition and gravel The former manufactured Of
such ingredients elasticity and tenaeiy and
combined with the latter form roof only durable and
with liability decay, but which impervou
FIRE and combination before obtained
composition roof
Buildings covered with warrens Roof' and their con-
tents charged the of
with other fire proof roofs It's cost 40 per
slate but Little than half the of
metallic roofing.
The and standing Of the architects and builders
who adopted these roofs and the class Of buildings
ered prove conclusEey the high estimation they hold
among practical men,
The following named firms aud individuals have had build
ngs with Warrens Improved Fire and Water Proof
Roofs
A. F. Cochran & Hail. T. K. Smith,
NJ. Avendano, Robert Hester,
Jose Martinez Delcomba Geo. A. Sanford Co.,
Louis L. Camlot, L. Z. Reynolds
Price, Converse 4 Smith, Isaac shubert,
Theo. Nash, Joshua PEBBLES,
A. Brown Co., j. Morehouse,
j. Waterman Co., CroEer 4 Wing
N. Overton, Peter Ross,
7. B. Lee Z. Cox &Co.,
VIM. Pybus, A. Horrel,
Hall & Hildreth, A. Sampson.
]. NJ Anguera, and many others.
Further information obtained by addressing through
Office the subscribers who the only persons
put Of this description in this State
THOMAS RICH ARDsoN CO.,
Practical Roofer Box lO4 Mechanics Exchange New Or
leans, La jals 2pet--lm