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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
T. A PIT Al CITY
REAL EST.ATE
DI ISTRIB e TION
AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Or
: 100000 OLLARS
WORTH OF PROPERTY.
WHOLE NUMBER OF T1CKErs, 10000.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH

I CAPITALPRIZE, A SPLENDID HOUsR.
Lot and Furniture, southeast coyaer OF
Oak and Fourth streets, Columbus, d ....AlI 400
] House and Lot, sonth side Friend. between
Sth and 7th streets, Columbus, Ohio. .... $40,
, Suburban 4 acre building Lots. ON Broad.
way, 1900 each. ...................... C4OD
Suburban scre 81 poles bsiins Lot on
Bro:dxay.....::.. .:.:...:...:........... 5000
I Brick HOUSE snt half lot South ST. corner
OF Rich and 9th streets. elCO
% acres Of land In Madison county, Ohio
near Railroad Depot. pot..................... l02O
lots at the Columbus (Ohio) Depot, fused by
i've Talroads) .......................... 566O
lot H. Bartlett, Hulburd Smiths addition
u Columbus. o.. ......................... l.lao
neat cottage and lot on Friend street, Co
lumbus. OHIO. 1l<O
The B ddle Slaughter House and Cattle Yard
attached, one mile vest Of Columbus. 100
Brick Cottage and acre lot, neat suburban
reoa1ence.. $40
20 suburban building lots, one acre each, $3.50
oecD. 1900
103 ci'y lots John W. Bakers I'd Broadway
addition. - SO
Is lots In John W Baker, lst addition Oh
Broadway ......................... l.74o
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just Received,
A ND 'os sale y Psak : .s'aaae'd
% bbls CIDER
$40 IBIS Appies
BrssA OysesrU eoestsntly % hand and for sale b.
The caA a. eAeo. AZ IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
Rock Island Beck Store.

At thi, establishment will be found aarge stock OF
BLANK BOOKS,
= SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER M
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
&C., &C., &c !,
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Notice

AI0dI00 10 hsBsby GivsA tAat a TIE 1lth day y
IN 0stoAor. 4. p. 1851, ! vas ap0slnssd ~ ~
issrstStx Of ~ sstets q Thanas Doyle lsss q ead
county deeoasaA AnA SnoG "a AemaaAo oGainge oaad
esests must b psesaoesd - Dsevso . - U dissse.
-. AnA ~ iaAsbtsd = ~ esaaAe - GpssHod -
~ moe61stsly. s9
bevunpsss, Dse. I'm, NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.
NRW AND GENUIN1.

TxIB have now cur stock for Spring Trade fully
w completed and shall be glad 70 see our friends
Nd all who are wanting Seeds for the Farm or Gar
'ten.-Among our Field Seeds may be found
sPAIH0 wHEATs, BARLEY, RYE, MTLLET, POLAND
OATS. EARLY AID LAfs POTATOES
xno PHILLIP, RED BLAZE, AND OTHER VARIETIES
OF CORN. ETC, HfC.
Glover, Timothy and other Grasses, with al en.
s,ltment Of Seeds for Root crops.
F0f the Kitchen Garden will be found ful and
ompete assortment Of every vegetable seed wan. ed
the best varieties and selected with great care and
many at much expense Several new varieties of
SEEDS VIII be found among cur impori stions.
CHINEeD SUGAR OANE-P PURE SEED.
The subscriber have obtained supply Of the seed
1.-THE above llsnt, now attracting so much Of public
attention. 1t Is m"st thoroughly endo sed BY The
cadns Agrculturaists, and Agricultural Societies,
lid Agricultural PSpers in the UniOc.
Al this especial time 1t is vel worth trial. Prom
II can be grown seed which will BE- found as valuable
rs corn, in addition to the stalk COR syrup or forage
making II much more prof ftaue than ordinary crops
gentleman who has tried Ii, 6.ys:
Zone acre Of the stalks, properly cultivated will
eld from 400 to 800 gallons Of fine syrup, equal -
he best New Orleans; and from the same roots .
second crop OF excel.nt fodder. Sown broadcast or
10 close drills. en land deeply powed or highly man
ured, It win yield thirty " fty pounds Of superior
fodder to The acre lhe seed Is excellent for human
'ood when ground into meal, and fAttens domestic
nimals very speedily
The seed, which has been very carefully kept pure
rom the original importation, will be Nered In cloth
ackages, each containg enough to plant one-fourth
an acre in drills with full directions for the cul,-
fatlon, which is perfectly simple. These pack ages
will be forwarded per ns0il free Of pos.age to any
address on receipt Of for each package when not
lent BY mail, We will furnish proporlionste guam
Pity.
Early orders solicited, ss the supply Of seed d
quite limited.
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT will be found
completely stocked with tools and machines for every
style and mode Of farming, and all Of the most ap-
proved articles.
~ Dealers supplied at liberal discounts
d.Full Catalogues gratis on receipt Of . portage
stamp.
HENRY d. EMERY & CO..
No. 204 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
nchl8
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NAN MOTH
Stationary + Blank Beck House
n. II. DLRLErS CO,

NO. 1872 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
uIHOLRSALR and Retail dealers in all kinds Of
&c, &c.
Keep constantly on hand, oil kinds osbiank books,
such ss, Ledgess, Journals, Day Books Cash Books,
Check bsoks, Receipt Books, BLl Books. Time Books
Sheep covered Memorandum and Pass Books, Tuck
memorandum books Of all stses and styles. English
metallic memoraBdums with rubber straps, Bankers
Cases, Note and Bill Gases, in fact every style
kind sf blank book IN either hand or made 70
order, on very short notice and in the best manner
We would also cali attention 70 our large stock Of
Writing and Blank Book Papers !.
Consisting in part Of plain and ruled Cap, letter
| and Note. Also, Plat Cap. Crown, DENY. Royal
euPev Royal, and Imperial Papers.
Draring Papers and Railroad Stationery I
Whstmans DENY Royal, Super Royal, Imperial,
Elephant, Double Elephant, Oolumbisr. Auas, and
Antiquarian, both smooth and rough. German,
:sS sss;s s ses
10 sheets or roll.
Brown Z Sons Profile 4 Crsss Section Pspers
Field Books, Transit Books, Level Books. Camel
and Sable pencils, India Ink. Newmans and Windsor
Newtons water colors, in half ana whole cakes.
Mathematical Instruments In sets and seperate,
Scales Frotractors, Pa. alel Rules, Pocket Rules,
Ac, &C.
CHESTERMAN'S METALLIC TAPES
W oil VuktuS IvcyeIs " AuO iVW IcrS III
length. Any instrument not on hand when wanted
will be ordered from the east on shovt notice. and
furnished at manufacturers p,ices.
OFFICE STATIONERY!
Every variety Of ONCE stationery, both Foreign and
Domestic, kept constantly on hand,
Buriey's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which for durability elasticity and rmuess are un.
surpA'sed by any other pen now in
ANll'S PN1'cSgSSiOsa Presses
We have the agency for "alls Celebrated Percussion
and Lever Sea! Presses," the best aud most econo-
micsl seal press now use, for Banks Railroad Or
fees, County Offices and Notary Public Any orders
forwarded to will be alta pded to with the utmost
despatch.
Letter Copying Presses,
o. all sizes and styles the small letter press at
~ oo TO The large kairoad way bills, At 476, with
books to atch of all sizes.
Blank Book ManulaC tory
We have connected with our store nrst class
sh at abort notice, any kind Of blank books with or
without printed headings and Of any pattern
also . full assortment Of Binders Stock.
Country Merchants
are particularly requested 70 call and examine our
stock before gOing TO New York. We think It is In
our power to offer them inducements TO buy Of US
which will render q trip TO the East unnecessary
All orders promptly attended to BY
All BURLEY 4 co,
Wholesale l. Retail Stationers and Blank Book Nan
ufactuFers,
120 Lake 0t., O12tCA8o.
June1Swtf
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Netiee--Rastern Puslness.

NW1 . heerisss Asyins hs0 unsxpscGsdly sa,Dsl
i east, yin trornacs any Business u lnsGem New
Ysst (durtng ~ next I've nentAe) tAas he fEisaAl
Ds1 6es1se.
Dsvsassrt. psss.ss :. i0'. DssSSas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15

BUCHANAN. JOHNS ~ CHURCH,
A 1TOASEYS AT TLAw.-OFFICE-No. 3, HOFP-
"A MANS BLOCK, Main street, Davenport, Iowa
Decx3dtf
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MRS. N. CR DCKRTr, sill re-open her school for
IVA small children, on Monday, the llth Inst. ia
Col Yoangs Brick Block, corner Firth and Brady, up
stairs.
Application can be made at the school toom !. or At
iillett's News Room, No. l. Ls Claire Row, % 70
trms. Jansds.
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
SEW ING NJ &C II IN f,

SEW NG NJ A CHIN
hi Is the "A. No /" Sewing Machine for al
Observing, even TO the most beautiful
II r M M + NJ Gs
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson for family use
N. Y. Tribune.
Whseier L Wilson's Machines are the feUosites
1pr families IN. Y. Times.
{ An 6xaminatlOn Of these machines and their work
b respectfully solicited.
d. ?. WHITE, Agent,
Second St. opposite Cook 1 sarssnt's Bank, Dawn
psst, lows
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Coal! ,CONI!!

REHENDOU5 Excitement at the Coal Yard OF the
L Henry Co Coal Co corner Of 5th and Brsd dy ., a.
Sun further reduc,ivn in the price o. Coal. The
Henry 90. Cosl Co. (R. Lowrey, Price L Col are
selling IN ir COAL all screened at their mine free from
6tTck Gtrt &c At their Coal Yard. corner 5 b and
Brady streets, At cents per bushe, and II that ,s
considered too high, and 1t ID found necessary they
will deliver their coal free Of charge pat In the crate
and aul away the ashes.
Jan 5dlw R.LOWRY, PRI CO
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LIME. Smoki king, per 10. SGl6
Per bb.............S1 % do Papers, pr er $3 o.
LIQUORS WOOLkNS.
Whisky, common. 81 d40 Flabnes ........ q
DO B"Hr 81 6oa2 so do twed.. as
do Ryr,... .6CGsO Innings. plsii.. ..10aisK
Pure Spirits. 1885 SAtinetts, vi fxn4Od6o
Brandy, Domes. .750l co m. deLa,nes, fancy l5d35
do Imp. SIS OvrS 90 do pain lSG2J
Gin, Meder Swan. 81 50 ZINC.
do Club House.. 2 % Block ............
do Belle. 3 90 8 beet, l101
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IL. ID. COngdOm,
YGCOTNSELLOR ATLAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
nFFICE corner OF Brady and Second streets, over
~ MaCklot n Corbin's Bank.
Particular attention given to the collection OF
claims, payment OF Taxes Conv, yahcins OF Real Ks
tate, examination Of Land Titles, Sc, &c.
husl 71Ss7dIy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15

First Quality Tobacco.
A Pure Article Of vnGun Tw1ss, jass rso.lvsd
"A ~ TAILOR s 1AIxODD.
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A NBW LOT - uooDe nsAs szysssU Sse -
q ha,.;,ss.s4 ~ = @ o.Ar,,os,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-15

Agents for Whites n. 7. Type Foundry and B.
Hoe 4 Co.'s
PRINTING PRESSES.
large stock Of Printers Material on hand.
A. our AUSI' STORE, Opposite ths Boot Store)
Will be found Of the most extenstve stocks Of P
amos and Aelodeons in the North west. A visit to
our salss room will pay the tr .ubls.
H. A. PORTER Z BROTHHR,
Jan14d&wtf Rock Islaod, Ill.
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Bennett 4 PIumcr.

A TTORNEY'S and Counscllors 70 at Law AID Nota
"A ries Public. Also agents for the Charter O,h
Fire 1ns. Co., Hartford. Conn.,, Capital 9sO0,O0O
City FIra In Co New Haven, - $500, ,usO
Office lie Claire Block, Davenport.
All BENNETT,
July1 IsS7dIy FRANK PIJMxR
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T.I.. DOOLIrTLE..

A TrORNhY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA once-Schons' New Block, Davenport lows
kEFERKSC CEs-Ether Judgc OF the SUPP Su
perof C1urt OF The Ststs OF OJnnecticut, Hon Chas
IngersVil, u. q. Dist judge, New Haven, Connect
cut Hon. James Dixon, u S. Sen. Hartford ou-
nect.cUt.
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GEO. Il. WKSlTCOMB,

A TrpRNEY AND CDUNsELLOa AT LtW
IA Notary Public and CDfuiuissiuner of Deeds for
NV ilamp shiTe, vermont n " York Pennsy vaniA
aAI ONO.
on,ce-North-w we,t corner OF Main and Second
str cts, Davenport, Iowa. aug Is ri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-13

iD- MIR. Joseph Matthews, Of Harpe. ,. Ferrr.
Va died suddenly on Tuesday morning Of cramp
choic. f
ID The expense of keeping the military at the
New York quarantine, to preserve the peace, is
s5 60O per week
U He who is false to present duty breaks a
thread in the loom, and will find the haw when
be may have forg often the cause
III Friendship is silent gentleman that
makes no parade The true heart dances no
hornpipe on the tongue.
III A railroad is now approaching C ,mpletion
through Miss Iuri, which will enable passengers
to go from Boston to Kansas in three days.
III new line Of telegraph, in Minnesota,
from -. Anthony, Minneapolis and st. Paul, to
la Crosse, Mich. is to be Immediately construct
ed, at a cost of $4,000. ....' -. ...... ..
W In order To zee the comet In its full glory,
take good glass. IL this fails take two glasses
cnouid this prove insufficient, take more glasses,
and you VIII In time be able to see two comets
| perhaps more.
/ III me Charleston Mercury reports better
nealn IN that city and q great and grateful
cuahse IN tne season. There Is an alb bsteuent of
the yellow lever, and the disease takes a milder
| character. : ~
| III The Richmond (Texzs) Reporter savs
that Messrs. Phillips and Rust pnxsed thro.oh
| there few days ago, with the self ensl,ved cei
| oted girl Caroline, whom they had hum.nsIv re
cued rom state Of tree starvation I'm Ne,., vo,s
/ She seemed delighted with the chance Co.,
Il Northern privatlon and unpaid labor 10 Ian, =,
abundance, and q lifetime security Of an m
| comforts Of life. ls = Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-13

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.-The
Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company,
have issued a card to the public in which they
say:
IL is the desire Of the Directors TO communi-
cate their views, 50 far as the present position
OF things ensbles them to Judge, as to the state
OF the Company's property.
That serious fault exists in the cable at
some point between z00 and 300 miles from
Naienua, cannot be doubted: but as Mr.. W White-
house had established no means of CON .erted
action between the Naleutia and Newfound-
land stations IN case Of difficulty, il is not
altogether possible To say whether the entire
embarrassment arises from the fault referred
%.
They Rave, therefore, sent of. with fnII in
strucaons, ono OF the staff aud thew are en-
couraged TO hope that some commupicati ms "
possibly yet be established throug gh the cable for
time, even ia i . pAesent state, and that 50
soon as the weather and other circumstances
are such as to encourage the making an attemp,
with some chance Of success to raise and repair
the injured part, il Is not beyond probability
that the existing cable might be rendered per.
maneatly useful ----- - =.
IL was hoped that by this time the underta
KING would have been in process Of earning
be consolidated.
This legitimate result has been postponed b,
adverse circumstances; but the Directors, il
spite Oh tnis piece OF evil fortune, cannot re
member otherwise than with an hoporable r, NJ
ing OF pride and satisfaction that the primar,
and ruling motive which actuatsd them an.
their brother shareholders In entering upon tb.
hrst epoch Of this great work was not aitoyethe
OF sordid OF mereeAsry character, and tha
one At least Of the great objects Of the subsc ri
bsrs has been fully sucesssful. -s.#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-13

HOUs sEKEEPIN ARTICLES.
The Subscriber desires to call public attention To
his ex tensIve assortment of
| HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
which is now rendsred complete in every depart
ihent, consisting. In part. Of
| CABINET FURNITURE
hVery extenslve collection, embracing almost every
conceivable Ssn variety necessary to furnish the
most extensive to the cheapest kinds.
FRENCH CHINA. -.r
Gold band, plain white, and richly decorated DIM
ner, Dessert. and Tea Sets,
large ASSORTMENT of Vases, .- ..
Dinner and Tea Ware. in detached pieces,
Pitchers, Perfume Bottles, Card Receivers,
with s1gs variety ,h q" Fancy Articles appropriate
IRON-STONE CHINA.
Dinner. Tea, and Toilet Sets,
Also detached pieces large stock of the latest
GLASSWARE.
msrloan French and Bohemian, such As
Gsrsts; H9sssi SheET,es Msdsras
Wafer Bo9ss sS~. Dishes sss a
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets OF half dozen or fifty -one and fifty three
Also. Ivory handled Knives only,
Carvers and Forks, Steels, &c.
BLOCK-TIN GOODS
such as Chahng Dishes, from ~ to "a inches,
Coles s and fsa Urns, coffee Pois, Tea Pots. Coffee
PLATED GOODS.
Such az Coffee aud Tea Urns, Tea Sets,
Spoons and Forks. Castors; Covered Dishes
Pitchers, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Walters, &c.
JAPANNED GOODS
Such as w alters, Tea Trays and IN sets
Plate Warmers, Slop Jars, Foot Tubs, Water
Cans, &c
MISCELLANEOUS
Solar amps, GIrandOies, Wood Ware,
Tenders and Irons, Brushes, ShoveIs and Topgs
Coal HOds, step Ladders Door Mats, II attain q oOds
Waffle Irons. Willow Ware. Britannia Ware
Bronzed Iron Goods, Cooking Requisites of every
descr ptlon,
Together with largo assortment of Articles of
UtI'lfy ard Ornament not deemed neces saTy 10
part culaIIzs.
HUusekeepeIs will find it decidedly TO their in
terest To examine my stock and prices. They will
lot only hbd Iarge assortms nt from which to make
selections, but pledge my self To sell as cheap Az
the saIae description of Goods be purchased IN
any of the asIern cities.
foods delivered to any part Of the city or George
town free of charge.
Having recently imported direct from Europe an
extensive assortment of French and Iron stone
ChIua. AIN prepared to Oher strong Inducements TO
the trade. &. w. BOTELER,
oct eO6t Iron Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-13

Punch, having heard of a marriage in high
life, performed with choral service :" don t
know what the latter is, but suggests the fol-
lowing for musical weddings:
PROGRAMME.
Opening chorus, "lIsrk, hear the sound of
coaches" Solo by the beadle. Chorus by the
applewOman, small boys, acrobats, musician
ers, chimney sweeps, police and street idlers in
general, being that part Of the populace which
you find at every wedding. assembled as out
sijers to witness the proceedings
Chorus of fOOtmen, attired in Berlin gloves
and gigantic wedding favors, " Sich Getting
down Steps"
by all the female bystanders, in admiration of
the bridegroom.
Comic Songs by butcher boys, "De Dandy
Brosdway Swell, " and "Oh, don't he just look
nice! 20
Bridesmaids chorus, "Nobody coming to
marry us" Sung in the minor, with piteous
expression.
Solo by rejected suitor, "Hope told fat
tering tale
Chinese chorus, "Ching a ring a ring ting. -
Sung while the bridegroom searches for the
ring, which in his nervousness he fears be has
forgotten.
Sentimental song, "I give thee all-don t
ask for more!' Sung by heavy father, with pc
cuniary meaning.
anhy cnoius, Happy, nappy, happy peri.
Sung in allusion to aforesaid heavy father who
is congratulated on the happy event.
TremOlo concerted movement in the yestry
The clergymsn's kiss, dolce. Singing the regis
ter agitato. La plui des perles, aquoso Wall
OF the bridegroom, effetuOso-when he inks his
gloves.
Rondo d'adieu, I" We part to meet again. -
Sung by his mother-in-law, con motto erpres-
StOne.
Chatting chorus, Merry and free from pain
and care, Bachelors are We" Sung in the
distance by his Oid chamber chums
Dirge by the same, A forbidden plant is
Tobacco, wecn.'
Husbands appeal, Cease your funning.''
Sentimental BaIla1, go, give me back my
own Latch key.'' addressed soto voee to the
wife of his bosom
ChOruses Of bystanders, " Wait for the
Wagon :" and "Off she Goes!n With instru
mental prelude Of tambourines and banios, by
some strolling serenaders who happen to be
passing, and who seized the opportunity to pick
up few halfpsnce.
Duet in the carriage by the Honey moony
| couple, "Will you love me now and then ?'
With accompaniment of kisses da capO al Hb
Concerted finale, " Then you'll remember
me. Sung by sexton, beadle, pew opener
vestry clerk, policemen, charity boys and bel
ringers, street sweepers and linkmen, and
everybody else who has ever 30 remotely beer
connected with the ceremony, and therefors
feels deep pecuniary in II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-13
~ TIE ATTENTION

~ TIE ATTENTION
CF Those who contemplate re fitting and deco
rating their houses, called to our large stock of
FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANG
lNGS, DECORATIONS, BORDERS Sc now
bsIng received from the manu- cturers.
The stock embraces all STYLES. qualities and
prices and we are, therefore, prepared TO oher to
the public the largest, chea pest and most varied
sOrtnent OF goods line that has ever been Of
leTrd IN this city.
WINDOW SHADES, GILT CnRNICE, and
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, IN great variety
III Paper put up by the best w"rkmsn in city or
country, under the supervision of one of the hrm.
FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK,
selo4tawlm Southwest cor. 9Th and ID SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-13
IN CLAGETT & DODSON,
LxTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS o.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
DIR GOD q.
No. 4, MARKET SPACE.

% EhlOh On NI Il
ID r Y G O Cd q.
No. 4, MARKET SPACE.
We take great pleasure in announcing to House
keepers, and all who expect shortly TO commence
housekeeping, that our stock of goods the above
line Is now very complete IN all departments.
THE FIRST FLOOR (BasemsnD
is filled with large stock of elegant FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, ~ all the newest and most ap proved de
Signs and qualities A lso. Cocoa and Canton
MATTlN6S, all widths. DOOR MATS. &c., c.
THE SECOND FLOOR (Gronnd Eatranee)
Is hIled with an immense assortment Of CAKrET-
INGS. consisting OF great variety of new and e e.
CANT designs, ana extra heavy Three ply, Double
Also, Crumb Cloths, Druggets, Rugs. and Door
Mats, In pleasing variety.
THE LINEN ROOM (Sems Foor)
is filed with very extensive stock OF all kinds of
the very best grades IA BIZ T. and BED LINENS,
IN every conceivable style and quality which has
fame for excellence. Also. Bed Quilts, Toilet Cnv-
ers, eesant French and En,llsh Furniture Chintz-
THE SECOND STORY Third F7oor)
ofENGiisH ThPEsTRY, BRTSsEfS g. CAR ca <
PtrlNGS. IN all grades of quality, at prices won
derfuly low, and Rugs to match.
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is ON this
floor which is filled with all that Is new, elegant,
and tes 9 for the Curtains for the windows OF
Silk Damask, Brooatelle, down to the lowest price
Merino.
THE THIRD sTORY( Fourth F7oor)
is file with n that Is novel IN the latest p oduc
parh Medallion, Wilton and other tyles VELVET
CARPETlNGS. some IN the style of no uis XIV,
with their Rugs 10 match.
, Our prices ere warrante I'd to be quite as low as
those ofany Of the Northern cities, whilst seieo
tlons are from the very first hands
These who hive out OF the city can have their
Carpetlngs cut to ht then and sent home wit
the create st facility without trouble: -
Sc Z7-eOst CLAGETT & DODSON.
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Musical Instruction.
NUsIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

MUSIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Prof DE CCENIEL. has a few more hours to
spare. winch he wall devote In giving q superior
course OF Musical Instruction, rarely TO be me Z
with, on the Harp, Pas of0Tfe, Gsitdr, SiasisF.
and class Ical Organ PtoyiHe. &c.
N. B-NO instruction whatever will be fiyep
where payments not made IN advance.
arrangements can be made by calling at his New
Musical Repository, corner nth street and Penn.
avenue. &C ll-d
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MUSICAL A1TKAcTIoN%
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The Art of Teaching Music: practical method
lor successfully lmpartlhg TRoRoUGH MUSICAL
EDUCs rIoN, " hich gives the sum aud substances OF
every thing necessary TO be known ia elevate and
establINh the CHARACTER and QUALIFIcATIONs ~
EVkRY Music TEACHER: 10y PrOf. DE Cduiel. CAL
and get a copy at Messrs BLANCHARD a MO-
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