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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19

have more to ny hereafter - % The
msagss expedition Of the Governess
views relative to banking. Bot - 70
the nigger question. We declare now
that It is high time, the press frovned
on this meddliog and Improbable in
reference by state officers with the
decisions OF our federal courts. Gov.
Lowe ought to have known that his
predecessor had run the niger hobby
completely into the ground, and that
he is making himself extremely ridic-
uIous by attempting to sit in judgment
on the highest tribunal in the world.
The repetition Of the old assertion that
the bred Scott decision is obiter, and
therefore, to be received merely - the
private opinions Of the individuals who
made it is entirely unworthy Of . man
who has himself occupied seat on the
bench. The principles Of that dccis-
ion have been endorsed time again by
the people of this country. In August
last, our own state declared by an
overwhelming majority that negroes
we're not and could not be citizens Of
the United States, and Gov. Lowe can
no., by all his dcnunciations Of the
Supreme Court, change that declare
ton. But, our columns are crowded,
and we shall defer further comments
until future time.
We promise, however, to show Gov
Lowe, what We believe he sees already
that both the postulates OF the admin
istration on which he animsdverts, are
true; that all property recognized by
the Constitution may be carried into
territory acquired by the common
blood and treasure Of the Union, ano
that the residents Of such territory
when they proceed to form state have
the right to decide for themselves
whether they will continue, modify o.
abolish slavery.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19
Wooden a. WillOw-xva,.c
III . w n RID ASSO CTATION
PUiL ADEEPuIa

A Renepo,fsf /asHfn.ioy, ess,ll.s5et p, 1850,
END s~AfeHt far Me gek.e/ u NE sieJ osd ss.,x...
~, Myttf4l MIA Jarulea. uAa Ipff,,5I,, Nh.
e1ss.
| ITO oil persons afnctei with ssyu.r D;~e..s ,
A. SPsRNArfOHaHGs sbM!N.V wn.r
s,ssr ihP1fhsoE, G0s0kRffTA GrgrT a.
WILLS, the vice o. OSANIssi, Or nELf aar,sE
sIc., &c. ""oH"'
me HOWARD ASSOCIATION. In y,evo,,,.
fa4 'Atrnclinn ~ human iiis csused ~ Sarn.l .
'ae ah '' " etpt ols pf acti ed upon IN. uo,or
hs'c Wins o. snch a ssses by oiae s, ,ry4,as
years 'go dnc4d their Cen. uiting Sc ron q. r.
ita5le acs Tprtsy " their name /. omen ! III
~ ths treatment ". shs cl,F- N dscases ~ an M.
rtf, a"i - give hfedicef Idptca f.,.,,,f. ., -.
VIZ ~ ~ etfer, wiih . ID .tip.lop ftnei, c,,a
GU. isfs eehhpa'iou, lati's ofits- a. ana inca,
= MfRfein ps"riy, to fa.ni~h lei<esnes tr,s NJ
tAdrse. v IS needless - ~. ttfat M A.. c,,,ta
eornmhhes tIe highest Nrdseai skill Of IN 49, 80
VII fA!nsh the most approved dsrn trestfne,
ife Dife' tors on review the past feeI ,.,rsx.
thai their i-blfs Ia This sglier. ~ ieuevoiso,
have bsn ef great benent O.. the aric,es as..1,,
v The young an thy have resolved o. fevots .ns
te.yrf, Eith rner zai, to this veiy rnt,,rtaal ~,
mnch DE- pi.ed cause oua
just Puhishfdb ~ the a-socist lon "A Eerar, ~, g..
a. aterFttea, or sem nal weskriess the We :, ~
I'm Mssthi bat0h or SELF buse nd other Dl.s.a
% me x1sl Organs, by the Cons .iting surge.
Nhch y srnt ~ man, lin u aled letter envrf
.a-, fhhh or IHAR6k On receipt q TUo StagaDs
AdfIess, for Report or treatment, DR.. & yoaae
n, eAhhe UN, c'nspting Surgeon. Hox ard Assos,
ssioi No. :, South Ninth Street Philadelphia. Pa.
~, 81 order Of the Directors.
n.e1,u, 'e's'ry. <resjdsns.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19
The Inaugural Address of Gov. Lowe.

The Inaugural Address OF Gov. Lowe.
The inaugural address of Gov. Lowe
is before us, and We must say we are
much disappointed in it. We expect
cd something different, and something
better from Mr.. Lowe. During the
late campaign, his friends pcrcciving
his inferiority to Mr.. Samusls As an
orator and logician, talked loudly about
his practical talents, and his expert
ence and ability as statesman. From
their repeated panegyrics we were led
to regard him As man of strong CON-
mon sense, eminently fitted by nature
and education for the Governor of a
plain practical people. Mr.. loves
message indicates the very reverse of
what we expected. We have nothing
practical in his whole address; tire
some and tedious attempts at fine wri-
ting, and an effort to win by his pen
. reputation for cloqucnce which he
never could achieve by his tongue,
are painfully apparent from its opening
to its close. The ideas he presents are
old and stale, and may be found in the
files OF any Of our country papers.
There is not in all probability q single
member Of either branch of the lcgis-
lature who has derived any light or in
struction from the three columns of
verbisge which the Governor read to
them. The Governor feels bound. as
most other Governors have done. to nc.
count for the commercial crisis. and
this he does by ascribing most of our
embarrassment to ian undue enlarge.
ment Of buyers and Sellers" In other
words he very sagaciously discovers
that what is generally called "overtra-
ding" has done all the mischief Ina
explanation will not add to the Cover.
nor's reputation for astutcue.s. He
also declares himself in favor of econo-
my. (Republicans are always in priut,)
and nov, that the State is enjoying the
blessings off, Republican Legislature he
will have many opportunities of proving
the sincerity of his economical profes-
sions. And 1t the outset Of his career.
~ cell his sxesllsncys attention 70
~ stass printing. the szpsnsn Of
vAish Dtsw dnsias enc lsgialativs term
M Wveee y 0so,po0 W. NAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19
Fer Sale or Lease.
Fer Sale or Lease.
Fer Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots IN n
~ Addition TO the town OF Port Byron
1hces lots eligible and handsomely situstad -
she bank Of the Aississippi fhsy vi b sold q re-
to0abie Germs.
Dor particulars inquire Of Nessrs. Dursse. prneA
Oo;, Port Byron, ChAfies J. Rogers, 1sQ., LCaalro.
0osein 0ew' HsvsnpsTs, Or q ~ Sub6crt6of.
n RE subscriber has numberjeo0 loIfsS{o -
.e6eS land - I'D teos ~ cooloe e 06e1uPt -
teClalss, - asss ~ tgva @ IA. In. ~ r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19
Our Currency.

W. uovV "ossS~
Axed by us, for something to be done
bv the owncrs of Florence currency,
towards redeeming it in something be-
sides other shinplasters. Nothing has
been done and we are now satisfied
that nothing will be done, or attempt
ed by the Banking House, which IN
sists upon forcing that stuff into c'rcu'
lation in this vicinity.
We did hope, and had some reason
TO believe, that this would be otherwise
coming, A. our information did, d.
Yeetly from that Banking House itself,
and the statement being made without
hesitation, and as thing fixed upon,
VIC did calculate, that during the past
week, matters would assume q
different shape; but as VIC have said,
it is not done; nor is it 10 DC done;
the statement was . mere rusc-a
blind and OF this VIC had our suspi-
cions, when tho Gazette began to tell
about the inability Of Cook d Sargent
to redeem their promises. Such is the
truth, and we arc satisfied about it; in
fact we have no manner Of doubt.
Messrs. Cook d. Sargent are unable to
make Florence currency good in other
words, are unable to pay their debts,
and this fact may an we'll be known at
once. All the efforts of that house TO
redeem their pledges, and thir curren-
cy, have amounted to ust this, and
nothing more. They have spcculatcd
in their own currency at the expense
Of this community, by buying in Flor
ence bills at from to 90 per cent dis
count; and this, while they pledged
themselves to furnish, at all times, ex-
change and gold for Florence, at the
same rates at which it could be had for
other currency. AS proof that we
speak the truth, we refer our readers to
the advertisement OF Mcssrs. Cook d
Sargent, in this paper, which was in
serted at the time this wild cat currcn-
cy was put in circulation here, and
which has been kept standing as a
promise Of that house, until this day.
We hold that by that advertisement,
they do fully pledge themselves to fur
nish all hOiters of Florence currency
with gold, or exchange, in such guam
titles as they may wish, to the extern,
Of the circulation of that currency, anc
at the same rates at which it can bt
had for the notes of good and solvent
banks; and that house has no moral
or legal right to say to our merchants
who have taken this currency upor
the strength Of their promises, tina
they have neither gold nor exchange
to sell, so long as gold or exchange
can be had Of other bankers, for cvcry
other currency in circulation through
out the west nor has that house tn,
moral or legal right, when from tim'
to time it dolcs out in small sums, OK
change upon the east, to charge sever
per cent premium, while for Wiscon
sin and Illinois, or any other rcspscta
bic currency, gold and exchange CAT
be had, in ANY QUANTITY, at from three
to four per cent premium therefor.
This wrong Messrs. Cook 4 Sargen
perpetratc upon this community, an,
insist upon their right to do so. How
long will the people consent to it!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19
BNssk or Florence,

VARNC&s NobYRsk
GEO. D OAAeEHr. Pres't. in. PAnxEn. o. b
TH1 undersigned proprietors Of the Bank
i Florence, Nebraska, are By The pr.
isions Of 10 Charter. individually responsib,.
N al its Issues, and viii redeem TIE Notes Of "a q
lnstituttou stits counter IN the city Of Florence
ceen, -! eiafS settAear Ranking Houses, IN Bas
ssa 1znAaAs = Dsels q saoe saass o. otAsr
ooog ! sAnqIn1. psvsn,,n,
QQox, aAn9nIf : QQHN1Y, lsVe 6liv Slovs
~ 6 }z2z2s' 49, 3: s:'sss :s!!..l..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19

CIfuAT1D on the Dlsn, East Of Gen. ssreent,s
~ Iee:e dwellings ere entirely new and very e.
slrables beng furDished with ell modern ippfose
msDts, gss, eta. 1srns moderate.
ApplyW COOK 1 0A10RNT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19

~ Il r. Il " r. II La
OF all the most popular kinds. The following .,
received and for sale.
MAG AZIN ES:
Harper.
Cooley, Graham,
KrneY 'on's 4 PutnAni'S New Mcn'hly.
Peterson, Knicxe booker Household WORKS
Blsckwood. Prank L'slie's kev Family Masazine,
Monthly Part, L-slie's I'll. Monthly Part.
waveriy Monthly, Novelette, Aonthly.
Nick Max, Yankee Notions.
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Msg., water Cure Journal.
Diusmore's r. Guides. London QGanerly Review
ApIaeton's X. u. 6uide, Ednburg do d,
chronological Journal, NorthB itish do do
West Minister keview and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
Day Book Sunday Dispatch,
Ny Ledger, N. Y. Mercury, Clipper
Picayune, Bro. jonathan, Home journal,
Life III. Countr, Gent, Rural N. Yorker, Novelette,
Harper WY. III, F.Lssles lii, Spirit Of the Times,
PoSter's Spirit, Scientific American,
irish News, Spiritual Telegraph,
Irish American, Police Gazette,
N. Y. LEADER, Living Age,
Journal Of Finance and .Thompsons Reprter.
BOSTON w EEKLIEs:
True Flag,
American Union,
Waverly Mas, Parlor Casket,
Flag OF our Union, Yankee Privateer,
Pilot, Ballou Pictorial, and American Traveller
Phil. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Evening Post
Warrington National Era, Baltimore Anei lean,
Pittsburg Gazette, st. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, and
Commercial,
Davenport Gazette,
Democrat, and
Chicsgo Reporter.
LISH PAPERS:
London Punch,
London Weekly Tines.
London Illustrated NeWs,
Subscriptions received for the above on the most
liberal terms by the Month, Quarter, or Year.
Ssoscribs Mere and sass your Postage.
s.H. STARR.
octidu Agent.
Stationery.
vNAE finest stock Of Statone ~ offered In tnli
L market IL now striving 1t
III. wARREN's,
(may5dtN Rock Island
RLANK BOOKS Of every description can nov b
- had Of WAAHEN'S,
(mAy6dtO Rock Island
Q00 ROLLS Of Curtain Paper for sale cheap
OOO 2. b. WARREN
(may6htO Rock Island.
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For Rent.

TyHE OFFICE he, etoiore occupied by Nes.rs C.ok.
i Dillon b Iindley, opposite Cook & Ssrsents
Bank.
Enquire OF n KUHHEx, Tobacconist. TDec2Sn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19

Thousands VI Rolls OF Wall Paper
FROM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale IN Lots To silt Purchasers.
BORDERS. Firehoard Prints, Te.ter Ornsmcats
~ window shades, Gold Transparent aid beaU.t-
full, Paper Curtains plan, ieen, blue buG and H.
CURED, at very low prices We Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style Of paper. Who
would be with hare walls, when you can have your
houses papcred ant made comfortable for a trife.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Payering
done in a styi- not TO Dr. excelied.
Please call on eecond street. o. Rock Island
SHEPHEkp d upN.
Juy23d Paper Dealers aud Paper Hangers,
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OFFICE STATIONERY.

10y YAH : 81 one statoavry, both Foreign and
Domestic, Kept cot'slaaty cn hand
GWfeys Gf!fbrafed Fountain Pen
Which Tor durability elasticity aud armne.s src mn
sut .Asst 4 by any Other Len now m a..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19
EssslES ssMrcusslO,, EsrpSsc,

have The az nc) f1r "Hals Celebrated Pur.ussits,
fud i'Fef 50. ~ esses' the best and a.sst cccuJ-
h' 81 al Itesi low US, for Banks RAILROAD or.
As'' 'ouii uit.c' aui HGar} Pubic Any order.
r"Ard"d u ~ vii b. att ua d 10 with th utmost
de- vateA.
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Country Hcrchax,ts /:

ara particularly requested 10 call ai,,. examine. ,,r
stock teiefe goi ." Nv fp-k. W. think II 4, IA
ems power u pt 4 them Inducements to luy Of n.
whith VIII tehdtra trip ~ TIE taU unnecessary
Al ofd'rs lfempVs attended toby
u bURiEY = Co
NhocSaie = K'iai StstioHers aHs Blank RI N.,,
ufh etar"I-,
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We havf eonn',trd with our stare \ nfst cls,s
bank b. * blnfcry. wArrf wrar r pf-patrdt, turn
IN - mort totic', any khd OF blank b. ~ with CO
VII oct tFihtt heading aud 80 ANY ifl ,l,rr
Al.o 4 fnll aA.gLLLse ( an lLAl.Ln si..-L
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19
Letter Copying Presses.
BLANK is0Oi. Mandatory

- MI sizrs and s'yl II ~ tie ,mailletter prs
II % TO he laree halrpsd way Lita, Mt 40,
hfNks 30 atfA ~ "a, -tyes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19

ton OF 80 competent and intelligent q BODY
Of men Tor the transaction Of their business
No occasion has arisen in the state in nv
judgment demanding the exercise Of mora
wisdom, sound discretion and statesmanshin
than the one on which you are now con-
vened.
But in view OF the great amount Of other
business which will occupy your attention
during the session, beg to recommend the
appointment Of two or three competent le-
gal gentlemen to act at once in conjunction
with special committees constituted for that
purpose, in revising, amending and getting
up more efficient aud perfect practice act
to the end that the same NAV 70 ont with
the publication of the other laws in the
spring-and the people Of this State be
blessed with system Of civil and criminal
procedure, under which the great principles
OF right and justice can be administered
all wrong suppressed-goodneas and virtue
Protected-and evil doers punished.
In this connection cannot forbear ma
king ailusion TO the great inadequacy of the
state fenltentiary to effectuatc the OBJ
Jects proposed. It's under the managemen nj
Of highly competent inspectors. who can.
with the generous aid Of your body, make it
what it should be. first class. self sustain.
ing institution. The absolute demands Of
criminal justice in this direction, admit 81 no
denial or delay. The report OF the lnspec-
tors will tell its own story, and command.
doubt not, your very csnsiderate and prompt
attention.
The practical experience of the whole
country attests the indispensable utility Of
railroads Although diffusive in the hene.
hts they bestow. extending themselves TO ey.
cry elias: in community, yet the country il
indebted for the most part. to individualcsp-
It, ,tai and enterprise for their construction.
Thisfact should bear down with urgency nm.
on the mind both of the State and National
government, to hold up their hands and en-
courage the hearts Of the noble and self sac.
rin:,sg fey. who manifest a willingness to
peril much Of their fortunes to push iorvard
. description q Improvement that marhs
One q The ereas features u Ne aRA
1he ~ Oonseitutioa soateaplaees a..
psshas lsthhsisa spsa eafjadleisi ga q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19

lnHuences, DC. 10 elaborate the connection
between these sciences and the objects OF
agriculture. which has its out goings in t. 9
Infinite. is neither expected nor demanded
in this communication.
only speak Of one other method oi.ma;n.
tanning an elevated system of agriculture
and that is to keep all her manipulation,
and processes under the dominion Of free In
Dor.
To work is privilege, rs well as one Of
the condition Of life Labor intellipentlv
directed by the masses is the source Of un-
told blessings affecting no less the moral
destiny OF the race, than the physical i'm.
provement Of the state. 1t is strange in
this age Of the world. and in land OF con-
stitutional liperty, we are compelled to in.
sist upon the freedom of labor vet the ne.
cessity Of doing SO, is no less strange than
painful.
This birth right Of tho American citizen
has been seriously menaced, by a growing
sentiment in favor Of slave labor In one ace.
sion of the Union. The two cannot exist
upon the same soil. The introduction of
the one is the disparagement Of the other.
They are natural and irreconcilable foes,
Free-lsbor diffusive in its benefits-eoual.
ICES the condition Of men-strengthens the
moral principle ofa country-is progressive
in Its movements. awaiting itself Of the aids
1T science in its several departments of in.
dustry; whilst slave power dispenses its
benefactions to the few-presses hardly
against the interests of the many-brin9ss
premature decrepitude upon the country
by its wasteful and exhsusting tillage. and
to hss must not only enlarge but often
change the field Of its opsratieuA Thie
naturally induces spiris f6r territorial se.
Ii order TO perpstuste slavs.
r., and 70 extend The psliasai pswst 81 90
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G. T Z + N E A r s
- IN THE
WILDS OF AFRICA.
n, IIyINGsTONE'S TRAVELS AND EXPLORATIONS
IN THE WILDs OF AFRICA; from the Enghh Edition
tn American Edition il rtsdy for Cavssse and Agents
tn hok /. hsyiuf very large SALE Agents ordering lO
AZ sir gle order The LARGEST commission paid 70 sbye
Agents. ,,---.-... r. -. a, or
'P'' J. w BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. 4S North Fourth.st, Phiaaefhis
CAUTION.
The attention Of the Publisher has been called 20 spurious edi
o Of this work put forth Narratives Of Dr. Lyngs
Travels i'm Africa" Ours the only cheap American Edition Of
hi, rr., work published and contains all the important matter
Of The In dish Edition which sold So For the truth of this
assertion refer to the following notices from some Of the
mos. re spec able journals IN the Coz ntry:
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
1.-THE volume Handsomely ILLUSTRATED and presents that
unique appearance Of exterior for which MI Bradley plocs
tons noted" a"iy MaS1ine:
In this have presented 70 the whole Of Dr. Lv
inessones Travels, omi,ins only scientific details"
"LivHcsroYE's TRAVELS Nothing Of real importance is
omitted The general reader will prefer this the Fog ed
ton especially as the cost lie 20 trifngn
Dr Lyinfstone's Travels and Researches in South Africa
appear to great advantage in this edition which undoubtedly
the edition acceptable the reader who resds for pIacs
instruction and smusements" Saturday fost
rh and valuable book for the general reader aud the
admirable stye in which the publisher has issued w COM
mend 10 the favor of thousands" Christian Observer
1--WE cannot thirytwo chapters which are likely % BE-
guile time and enlarge the scope OF reflection more pleasantly
and at the satisfactorily than these Livingstone
sdventuTer" 80, .
'Hi.torcal Notices Of Discoveries IN Africa" New Yorker
I tells whole story leaving oat dgressons and pisode
Legal Iutelhsencer.
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ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
That iume asuraby unique phenomenon,
THE INDlA-RUBBFR Artistic,
NJ Duyerne. who beside eqI slly miraculous feas
PUTS HIMSELF INTO a SMALL BOX, ..-
preeey inches leaving beside space for El9HI
QUART WINE BOTTLES in Preserce Of the sndicnee
AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL MORAL DIANA
Written by MI H. Watkins entitled ~
THE HEART OF TIE WORLD.
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DANC ROFT's II TORY.
IL NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
LITTLE, ROWN & CO.,
No ll2 WESTINGHOUSE, BOSTON,
,v, xow IN psrss AID PUBLISH ON TIVE lsr OF NAY
THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
VOLUME VII
p,rxc VOLUME !. or THE AMERICAN RyyoLUTIov.
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
O-.syo Inform with the previous Volumes
Tb,i, the IRE, OF four volumes which will embrace he period
~ American hsyog tioD from the Blockade Of Boston
o. Tsiy Of Peace PARIS in 1884, aud contains grea.
49, rom mdnurip and UEpEbsssd ouJeesthe history Of
& ,on d1rips portion Of hi, evcptal period iu
,he Blockade Boston Harbo the general organization
Of The country the alteration % To- Charter Of Ma-achusr
soub the Congress O+ the oge:s Of measures Ia England
800. and esswhere the Battles Of Lexington aud Concord
H. c., n Boston Congress Of MS the choice Of Washing
~ :. Cor Chief the Battle Of Bunker Hill etc.
nm doubtless be great demand for the History Of
b yoion independeB: Of the Preceding volumes o. tn
VOL these four volumes viii also b. Published epIsiely as
49, ivrs,c,k REVOLUTION Vols L. H., Ill., w., With title
p,re aud binding Ia coIrespoad-
6,s, volume will issued the 1st OF May, aud the
,sr. viii follow they be prepared for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

pURTON's NEW THE1TER, Broadway
- TUESDAY-The Union PhtAnx-An uncouq1erabe mi
hiuaton Of high comic talent Brouehan Wacot Polly Marshall
Burton, Mrs. HUDSON Kirby c. Fisher. Marx Smith. MIA
Hughes, &c &c Buek,tone' reS play Of vICroRINE; o.
DREAM with full cat exce.ng distribution b.
fore the public Of the characters of this superior
ntere,tn piece. Also Brouehams svo;e piece Of COLUM
BIS with Mr. Broushsm ard MARI Smith Columbus and the
King Tomorrow "Wednesday, piece called THE HARD
STRUGGLE A drsmstic abs -rdiy is in rehearsal
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TUESDAY, April IS, 1885, -
AFTERNOON at o'clock the original drama OF the thhI
or THE WORLD in which the authors design has been 10
wildly portray the evils RESULTING FROM !NGRAIIupt E'cA
Melville Young Man Of Fortune Mr. II. Watkins Della hte
with ,ongs Mn, Charles Howard Afer which, the INDIA
RUBBER FEATS Of MONs. DUFERNE. $1,000,
EVENING oclock-The grand historical drama Of JOAN
or ARC produced I the ST TIME in style OF sarpa
ing exec Hence After which. the AMAZING PERFoRMA,cEs
of the INDIA RI BEER MAN. To conclude with FAMILY
JARS.
The beautiful sickle back fish Is engaged In BUILDING
HIS NEST IN THE WATER.
The LIVING SKELETON. the original HAPPY FAMILY.
10 be well the Inim.tsble AQUARlA, OCEAN
and RIVER GARDENS the greatest earoetv now in America
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST
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DROOKLYN ATHENEUM.
ID WE'RE A. NODDlS" THIS EVENING

national ACADEMY of DESIGN.-The
IN thirty third ANNUAL EXHIBITION Il the NATIONAL
ACADEMY is NOW OPEN. d,Ly from "a N to 10 p N. at
(n.d ,,cn.y 81 origins. Pctnes AMI Sea- Ptge' by hsrs
s witch bAvo never before exhibited ia this city Ad
mission Is cents 49, 'ioAe., 80 osbiA
ADDISON RICRARDs. Ccrs.p 1rdirl Secretary Ma
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